... SECOND EDITION, ;t. B3Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, BANKHRUPTS.-f From Last Night's Gaettefj at James Parkines, New-cross, Surrey, aand Poultry auctioneer L011doo0 ACharles Coils and John Lowe, St. SwithligslanaqHegt4 street, London, bankers n a entt ?? Margaret Goodacre, Edeniham, Lincoln, grc~er John Brown, Bradford, drape Georte Heap the Younger, Lereds, ironmonger Mattbew Bates, Huddersfleld, ...

... NSAT1ONAL ASSOCIATION rOR TIHE. PROMAOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. : I The sesond annual congreae of this aseociation was opened at Liverpool on Monday. Thle object of the aesociation ze to aid the development of social soience, and to guide the public mind to the beet practical means of promoting tile amendment of tile 11w, the edvancementof education, the preventii~f and repreasslOt' of orimse, ...

... G Tlbe annual meeting on behalf of this association was held In the Shirehall, Gloucester, on Tuesday, when a large and highly respectable audience, including a large body of the clergy of the city and county, was present. The Lord Bishop preelded, supported on the right by Archdeacon Thorp, J. Rolt, Esq., ?? the Rev. Canon Boyd, and Sir John Awdrey, Bart,; and on the left by Lord Redeedale, ...

... B INDIA. ef Adviseo from Calcutta to Sept, 8 have co,0me`'0 toh hand. Vill ai The Englislsnion says :- Since the s t arwrcrl h rains the disperaion of the rebels is liettin in f the yearioad ina fou than it would have been at any other season of the year; Pit with the several columns now extended over the princia t portions of tise disaffected dietricts, we are in a Position to beer exerolee ...

... I THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF COLSTON'S HOSPITAL I TO THE ?? BISHOP'S CLAIR AT STAPLETOIe The following memorial has been. prepared for presentation to the Commissioners of Charities, and will, we doubt not, reoeive a large number of influential signiatures: - To 11w Hotsourab t lee Ccomiissioners of Ccos-iliees. H~onoured Sirs-We, the undersigned inhabitants of the city and county of Bristol, ...

... SATURDAY, OcTonSE 16, 1858. Z- For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. Tnnmeeting which took place at GloucesteronTuesday, in connexion with the recently formed Society for mitigating the spiritual destitution of the poor in the diocese of Glou- cester and Bristo],cannot fail to attract increased attention to a subject which, it must be admitted, has ...

... ENGLISH OCCUPATIONs.-When a woman has nothing todo she talks scandal; when a man has nothing to do he writes tr 3 the Thines.-Punch. MARRIAGEz-An ?? old bachelor, and who eeenioh, t rejoices in his infirmity, describes marriage as ,A fetat r despotism, tempered by puddingB.-Punch, at DERBY wiTH A DIFFERENCE.-An agricultural gentlemans 't remarks that Lord Derby was once the farmere' friend, ...

... ATte A Oc* o b ert1u,5 SA4TUTRDAY, OCTOBERz 16, 1858. WHILE Lord Derby and his colleagues are immersed in the task-doubtless not less pleasing than novel to them- of framing a comprehensive measure for the extension of the suffrage, the parent of the great Reform Bill has betaken himself to Liverpool in furtherance of a humbler yet not less useful pursuit. In opening the congress of the ...

... e THEj death of a king, above all of a despotic king, is one e of those subjects which irresistibly interests a much l wider circle than that more immediately concerned in its effects ; and although in the present case the dissolution - is a moral instead of a physical one, the importance of the circumstance remains undiminished. Within the last few days Frederick William IV., King of Prussia, ...

... ?? ?? ?? -, . (formfuhurt. la WORKMEN'S STRIKES. )eTo the Editor of The Bristol Miercurys. Ia San-May Ibheallowed, through the medium of your paper, to le offer a few observations upon a qucamtion that appears to be le increasing in ite importance as affecting the interests of musters id and workmen of the manufacturing and mining districts of this Ld country,. I allude, sir, to the evil ...

... The following letter, addressed to R. A. Kinglake, Esq., from Mr. Mortimer, a gentleman of considerable experience as a civil engineer, and the aecompanying eommunication of a like nature from Captain Storey, a diatingulshed naval officer, commanding her Majesty's ship Russell, were read at the monthly meeting of the Town Commissioners of Weston-super-Mare on Wednesday last. We print the ...