... PARISH OF ST. PHIlIe AND 3ACOB (OU).j A meeting of the ratepayers of tbIsa?ls?l, convened by the Parochial Comtiulttee, was held on Thbr?deY gvening, at the Lamb Inn, West-street, for tbe purpOaeIOfttlldDgintoconsld?j? atlon the propriety of recommending td the Guardians of t e Clifton Union the eldolionof one or'more'OOllOttOrB In the ?? of Mr. George ?Jhlck, who has resigned. Dr.' Rogers, ...

... I. S CEL L A N iou s. ?? bad cooik'nia be said to mpak9a r egular basis o en thiaig exoept mutton. * ,, , ..n. .. If youl were at the -North Pole freezing, what angiuna vv 'you- wy3,bnto be ?Ai littlse 'otter. ?? . ChXeek no man who builid castles in the air. The keepeg a castle) costs nothiug.~-Punrh. SrrAntT.-A young sawbones wanted to ki39 his pieltiyc under the mnistletoe; but she snatched ...

... tl OPENING OF PARLIAMKENT. t' HoCSE OF LORDS-THUaseDAY FraN 3. pi The third ieslsn of the present Parliament WB3 opened on S Thursday byishr Mlajesty In person. A royal proceeaion is O dlways an event of intereet in L;ondon, the Inauguration of a al parliamentary session by the Queen Invariably drawing sl together an immense multitude of people, and the proceedings Ii -orn this occasion fermed ...

... | DESERVED eredit will, we are sure, be generally accorded to the Judge of our County Court for the enocess whioh ordinarily attends his evident; anxiety to deal ecven-banded ?? iu regard to the cacee that come before bins for ?? deollion,, but we think that moat of the unprofesalonol public wbo are aeqnatlnted with the routine of the ourtywill view with anything but arsradS acquiescence tn ...

... SCHOOL TEUSTS ENDANGERED. to taeeeumerobeuc aneudieene yT. aetr, E~eqlrcl~t, c baieter-tcna and seretary to the ?? Trdetbe Coymstem, onlthe ple~tusfthead reienty doin o the Lorhads Jstp~ices in the ae ofther olmn ster' ,ramma elSlahtool. S Rpnbineo~enlrEsqccpe t h e 7iell~ anosd.t yamoretn thosbabglt e cpresetw oieeetd Rev Wo Jamc rev. B. hapmantr Wo eaptae h treteee J, B.rle Louteli Eq;TWata ...

... |i. :NATIONAL DEFENOES.0 TEE alarmaing aspect of political affairs updn the conti- nent has not in the slightest degre~e brightened during the past week,;~ and If any reliance can be placed uponI the all but unanimous sentiments of Italian corres - .pondents, the current is setting too strongly in favour of war to render any other event probable, Upon no. other supposition than that of hostile ...

... SATURDAY, FRrnluAzlr 5, ?859. HER MXJESTY?S S??EECH. MAN years have elapsed since the Royal address at the opening of Parliament was looked forward to with equal to anxiety to that exhibited on the present occasion. W~he-be ther that celebrated document ever satisfied the curiosity n it rarely fails to excite it is difficult to say;* but in the as generality of cases it is much; more ...

... ABUSES OF CHARITABLE TRUSTS. To the Editor of T7ie Bristol Mereur?4 ...

... ?? BBIGHWS REFORM BLL.T, Ott FrIday night Mr. Bright was entertained at a ?eis'?e by his fellow.towussnen, at Recladale, and upwards of one thousand were present, as many as the PublIc Ball could accommodate to such an entertainment. The chair was occupied by the Mayor of the borcugb, and a complimentary and eulogistic re- solution referring to Mr. Bright was moved, seconded, and adopted amid ...

... FORE.IGNINTELLIGrENCEB. | - Cosaziaed from the Supplemenet,) FRAKNCE AN5D ITAILY. Th~e ?? oflbarddarysay ?? have somue reason to beliove thajt the Emperor of the French roow admnits the indefeasible -title of Aunstria to the Lombardo.Venetiain kiogdom; tbat be discairms .11 intention Of being the first to broak the peace, dlthougih he wilt be ready to support Sardinia should ehe be attacked; ...

... BRISTOL DIOO?SAN YIS ING SOOIBT?.j I The anunhi meeting of the subscribers and ?? of this society was heldat the Depdt of .the Religious Tract and BihIe Society, Park.street,'on Wednesday mornIng, under the preel. denoy of J. S. Harford, Req. There was but a small attendanue, amongst whom were the Revds. Canon aladan, .h? C. Rowley (the' hon. seeretaly of the society), W. 'Knight, D. Cooper, W ...