... F Au D Astol B ert8,188 SATURDAY, OaomBER 30, 1858. a Tar ovation 'which Mr. Bright has received from his ~.N constituents. at Birmingham is one of the signs of thle L times. To all who care to observe the tendency of NT popular feeling it is alone sufficient to show the impossi- sid bility of a much longer postponement of the question of - Parliamentary Reform. Wligly, or unwillingly, the ng ...

... . ire, A metng. of9 the burgesese of this ward was held on Mon- are day evening, at the -Albert-rooms, College-green,~ to consider the election of representatives of the ward on the approaching ily let of November; Mr. W. Spark was called to the chair. in The CHAIRMAN said he had much pleasure In complying frwith the wish of the meeting that be should take the chair on. erthat occasion. It had ...

... To the Editor f The Bristol M~ercu?7/. Son-A private meeting was held at the Savings, Bank on Saturday last, consisting of the Iturall Dean, the clergy, church- %ardeng, and their friends, when it wag agreed that a deputa- tion should be sent to me (Elizabeth Sly) With the following ?? it I Would give up all claim to the Bittg in the PIDW in dispute, the Dalby family. should bermvd hich -I ...

... liatotI. SATURDAY, OcrooER 30, 1858. W For a variebj of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. _ Oun Municipal Field-day on Monday next will be an 51 occasion of greater stir and excitement than was prog- nosticated from the fore-shadowing of coming events a few days ago. If there be nothing, throughout the seve-gc ral districts, of that wholesale agitation to which we ...

... Mr. Bright met his oonstktueuts3 In the Tow nhall. BirminghaEm, b for the first time since his eleetion, on Tueeday. The meeting, hour lixed for seven c'cioek in the evening, exalted for greater Itric interest than anything of the kind which bes taken place In say Birmingham slobe the great Anti.CorII.Iaw bonuqet In 1845. in ti The donna of the hall were thrown open at six o'clock, and the ...

... I BRISTOL AND CLIFTON TRADES' PROTECTION - IASSOCIATION. Thaninth annual4dinef of this exifetenlit soeiety was held oil Thursday evening, at the White Lion Hotel, aind was attended by about one hundred members and friends. The chair was -occupied by the President for the yeav, Mr. NV. F. Eggar; Mr. tW. Spark oocupying the vice-chair. The elide-tables were pre- B. S Roinsn. Aongt te copan ...

... ?ntr?pnnbtu? To the Editor of Thae Bristol Mercury. 'On, Bet -AB the 5th of November Ia approaching, to be before. der hand, will you let me ask you to allow a ehort notioe to appear l1ug in your next, Ito try to prevent the continual firing oftf of cannon and fireworks. It is a most Intolerable nuIsance, and dangerous lng practice, and anecwers no purpoee. One would have thought on that ere ...

... IT will be remembered that one result of the long-winded European Conferences at Paris, which took place at the conclusion of the War, was a solemn acknowledgment of the principle of arbitration in the settlement of inter- national disputes., Henceforward, it was understood, a great nation would cease to act thepart of a bully amongst its inferior neighbours, and a powerful complainant would ...

... SIR MAURICE BERKELEY'S HOAUDS AND COUNTRY. quiry [e takethe 11llowiiWf frdfri a Paper, by 1Cecil', In P/It ?? I, of Oct. 2j.] bjcs Although I have icever been able to eacertaln the exact date lth be Whnfxhud were first eatablished at Berkeley Castle, I Id be haereason tobelieve Itwas aoon after the year 1760, by ?? Augustus, tbe fifth earl. The country which they hunted was moat extensive. ...

... CBNTRAL WARD.- A meeing c theburgeees we he d ls ihe~ thleve Athe- none wm, for te uaxee of hearngw ththe iwas nof, thedifferet canwddhates The esforprureshal wcees)ttid ul.Msr. Mr. limt. DBHLP fin taking edthe elhair,, H said hbeieve that geqiradthdea gift ?? prvale thte qulfcaitns ofthrefer rpesentoaation or shoul tavatin.or hlimseto heprelientted. that nooewas fmre tanatbuion;ess knewtath ...

... vess A meeting of burgesees of this ward, convened by the Rate. ond payers' Committee, was held on Monday evening, at the Lamb e Inn, West-atreet, for the purpose of selecting a gentleman ih tly qualified and conversant with the requirements of the aing ward, to be put in nomination to fill the vacant office of Town ond Counoillor, and one who will uee his utmoat endeavour to resist . any ...