... ; SATRD i Mtof 21, 1869. - Tailast election. forb..the.new Parlianment was brought to aclose oneThurbday, and Lord. Derby is now able to. sum up the fruits of his factions dissolution. On the 3lst of March 295, members voted or paired in favour of the Mi'nisterialReform BilL- On the 3lstaf May5 wheni'the new House'cf:'Commoni willassemble'for the first time; ',itwill befound tb confain'302 ...

... THE; ?mwro? o1i?&MM?AR ?sc?o6n & Tilt ?CAMBRD.MIDDLE?CLASs? EXAMINA?O?. 1 The division lists of the new .Cambridp ?? have been published this week, aud?the ?? honoureble to .those' students. who2 presentedtbsulsSlVeS- at?Brist0I to .bO exmn?lned5 foe th5?BNtOl.b0y5 ?? the first oiass? of 'tbe'i6islb*4i?1sioD. There are ably ?vO -O?. I ? 'tbs?,t1Wee' I' fqnkb0lng ?? SfonrGrn?afrB?hi?OE?. ?? ' ...

... C4: -N - Iffl .: .- sATURPAY, vAiwur~ 2 0,'.1859.j It 'is asserted by the leaders of the present strike of the building trades in London that one of their chief motives of action is the declining condition of the work- ing classes as compared with their employers. The laboureti they say,'is being ground down day by day through the oppressive conduct of the rich, and trade is in so wretched a ...

... ?? ? .1 . ?? T Xo Atee Editor -of ;-Be ristol Mercury. Sft-.~I fully, bnont I~ the views eicprobadd hi~' 5.wrlter In your papeir ecensly. wkithoepect to tbe desfirabliltityof opening I I . I a ?? betweenH.U'doro554tre4t and Stipliton;. soad. -The preneat oae ia the ,mosS:narrow and Inconvepient 6oncelvuble, andeconsidering -theI -Importanoe of the traffic -be- tween'the twoplaces, tbe ...

... l ?*MADAME LOLA MONlT-Z V n~~.i tnln. Mnt. it~V ?? paid a visit to our eityg, and tis0~1*5ef~e amongst ttc Of whose fame' may be saidtto ?? , ?? who hag cr t kings and borsewbipped detraatoii.-nn wbio hae proiblte tnore noise in threworld thass anyiasly of-hec~gecer5te-r, It5' niatnratliyglvdn rise to a good deal'D be ?? 4t9, some of our oldero itizene the intere~taivakenedad' lls, enhanoedby ...

... A quarterly meeting of the Town Counifal washeld on Tuesday, the Eight Worshipful the Mayor presiding. .The attendance of ~ TheMAYR sid itbeig qurtelymeeting, of coursie It e, woud b oen or nyocuoltor torig forward'any matter, el he igh thnkfit As hoevr, he eguarbusiness was unn :T nasllyheay, e rused hatmemer wol llow that to be .c1 REPORT OF, TUE ?rmAvcE, comflirrlE.' The ToWN-CLERK thej ...

... ?? =0001.t I ?? - SATURDAY. JULr 2.1859. r For a variety of inreteresting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. vrw public bodies have, in a similar sphere, acquired a as a ge more irreproachable reputation, or done a greater far fro' amount of good than the Bristol Charity Trustees. it appe During a regime of some twenty-three years' duration off. A they-can point to many ...

... - SATURI.DAYFnuzr6, 189 .STATE. OF THE CO.NTINENT. '~THE agitation in continental politics not only continues unmitigated, but is evierywvhere clearly on the increase; and whilst the opinion is now all but universal that wiar is an inevitable consequence of the French Emnperor's proceedings, the language and movements of that ruler eclipse all his former successes in the art of mystifying the ...

... A TiE BLL.-Gas blills are,in In milita phrase, heavy charges on the light brigade. teMOWR N W hy. ?? k ow there tis a man It n In because. 'ha ha been o asP. Are you the mate?, said ama'i IPAT'S EIPLANNATION_,- ,-1reyigI t te Na I Npjw Orleane 10 the Irish cook of a ship lying in eort. ' o, . sral e, b I'm ?? man that boils the mnae. SOAPERS E'-OFte, being once annoyed' by a poor old ...

... CENT-ENA Y'COMMEiMllORATION tOF HNeL' one entire century asedih~re'e.qnartrie j ofanolbet have elapese abetA deorgt'raderllic Handel filot qsv khe lih. ant a fude l16ng~ yeerlihaie pi~ised aweay'leolba he wbo ktirtsd the henrte'df men'asothbyybhad never bean moved before was laid In the Wilnt tomb. Y2et-w-e-meet-to do honour to his memo ry. The power ;ttfbis 'meet mighty ge~ilefvskeotilln~ as ...

... I SATURDAY, OcroBnh I, 1859. Tnis melancholy quarrel is gradually righting itself, t though, as might be expected, in the most disastrous E way. In spite of the tyrannical interference of the workmen's Conference, the masters are getting men from a distance, artisans are flocking into London, and an' already over-crowded trade is becoming still more over- crowded, to the inevitable depression ...

... ALTHOUGH the expositionby Lord Stanley of the finances- of India is not -yet two months old, the country has just been informed, on the unexceptionable testimony of Lord Stanley's father, that the statement is perfectmoonshine. ' It may be remembered that we took'some exception 'atf the time to the enthusiastic anticipations of the Indian' minister; but as lie undoubtedly was in possession of ...