... 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 ...

... BRISTOL~ iETCTION. THE LIBERAL CANDIDATES AT DMliINSTEL,: In ouir Supplement mud,11 '8hpgewl b on rp't5 h electoral piroceed in up ?? igt O hirdi evenlidg Mr. Berkeley and -Mr. Lan gto atteided .a densely crowded meeting of electors of the Beldriliseter ward, at the Tesuperamce-hall in that parish. Frederick Terrell, Esq.. pre- sided, and amongst the gentle men on -the pilatform w1ith the, ...

... DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAhEriT. Tis Palmerston Parliament of 1857 was prorogued on Tuesday for the last time, and to-day that remarkable assemblage, which in miany respects affords a startling exiimple of the vicissitudes of political life even in this 'steady-going country, will be! finally separated into its primeval elements. It w'ould be difficult to mention any preeeding~Parliamtent, ...

... AW alCE ,EOR THB ThP annual meeting of. the Bristblidauxliayfti aloa' w*as hgldfat the Bi~9gdmead-f~u.ro6 n-'ue~a~ac~ Tto 2 'aten~lfle ws nmarous.,, Thal~ RV- ae'Brs.DP~ Paddifigtoui,' and -th e..oet tio teh t'B tenided nadpttin 2 The ehl wa ae y~ .H OTRLof iBatilswbo. th -in ofmnon~~e 5in55Of hem ',eti ihe'iosiiilieied ~no it would have seemedrte oei ac orduc ithai propriety fdi that a ...

... ,LtO* . ,T TA PARTY,9. O. T HE jARR1.IV NEAFQVJA EXIES.; on Saturday lpst,a: third~pnrty of thipaoeboeuadofqesoli- tans who, with the gallant Poerio, have ad appily egya'pe,'from! the fangas of King] Boia'rvdh ?? 1, ia Ita~~ Ifr~ra Cork, end isltbduftii e ?? waittd ?? so demho~ijitrgte And' eptnahrctr as that~li~ldhfbinrid! the arrival ofuthe 'tw6 wreiobua'artlesf, wde are Isure ithatr the1l ...

... | i ROM9I C aNDJlTS. ?? ?? ,~uiW OUR d M41UM Ni Town-gl ib~ the Imemnfier asd dftrefda OA~ie' LterSr Iidethtt t~.'Xr.Artils is trulr at fie elocntionist and tin 7exaeilerit i diio~ seessidgs, aildh,' #o~erftil voice, adawl~idlie .petetadoIen gB hegreatesit oatlefe4ti~fl. ;jtbt,)ofLS;'BnThn GItetlApieB THAW tft'ezit.-O Monday last * opl U0'~5g~tothe~iuparjsbof~jt. Cuthblert'B, in'ti a jople'beo ...

... ; reli The following, which reached us yesterday completes the shc details that will be found in our second Page:-I BATH-A' meeting of Mr. Way's~puppoirters was held on eni Tburdey in order to hear an address from that- gentleman. Coictiel Blathwayte having taken the'cheilr, Mr. Waly'spoke at me getleghbut was frequently interrupted by, the diaappro- ~ation of rllshearers. He confessed that be ...

... SATUIiDAY. AI'rm 23. 1859. i For a varieft of irteresting Foreign and Domestie - News, wee til Suppi nt. e cidao k wi o* Ba~oth LeadtPar during 1858 codas p~ I a:of SIX: ThOUSAND Per Week, and'ezeeededt ?? of any preoio~ss vear. TItc MfaacUEY has for. anyn firas past 6een ?? Leading9 Paper in the -West'ofef Enlaud;_ __ TE $W'EOTION. 1THi _eventfg1 'campaign w~hich is to be decided next 'week ...

... egmsfa f, .. Ow PARLIAMENTARY LAWYFRS. :To thE Rditdr of 77Zi j3ristol, direurwr.. Sm-Z-It has long been a 'jet sniject of, 'coniplint that each Parliamentary Session oloses without aettllng tbe ieoeusarg business of the ?? tothenumisr of 'lawjer in the H' ee 'who oocupy-tle time in f/kieg. The reason it Is not diffloilt to discover, the greater ,part of tbe beiness at the bart aving .been ...

... MI[ 1SEL:L*NE O1sUS. BUM UtiAE Piro.-A ?? o privateer*, olitd beet b eligkekotat wrethl t st hb ?? tsit 'leled' itd, 14 little damage, having only one of his htnt Ti ndedo bue 'A DixSvNeoioe.-Jola asked Julifa it abe Wsuld l^ ' No, eaid ehe ,,I will not, have yenu; but before j5h1 bi ,reoeverfror the shookishe archly put Ini buety , F jid mefs kay-4I - Kilnderf'li te looking-l0ue than ...

... FROM- THE LbNDG iZ%. TTES. *Commisslonsaigned by the Lord-Ltentenant of tbeo onnty of Wilt, .lJohn Da Boulay, Esq., and Wllia4m Henry Hitohbooo, Ieq., to be deputy lileutnants. zteanlilgkushlre Yeomanry Cavalry.-Charles, Lord Worsalyi to be cag i t.. ?? I . .. econd Somerset M1fit1a:-Enalgn John 'Hatton Brareton,' to be lieutenants; William Vigne Andrews, Gent., to beensign; John Grant Wilson, ...

... BBRITOL, CL1TON AND WeST iOfiNfxtA)D ., ?? ' ZOOLOGICAL, SOCT !; So0ciety ,wa&.heldi~at the Society's Gardens,~ OIL Wedniesday, 'mornaing lit; under the,presidonoy~ of Zr; RoGoosa.1..-I-]~ t'Q i~ ~Fheu~nitAN, ontaking '~iihi et,referred' withr oraberit t6406tqntib corn ?? deaih' of'Mr.I h ?? ender tiheir propcfl til yapbie: '6 Mdr. F. ,aRacoERi; the hn., so~retsry,.rad.'.theiA0MMitta'B~ ht ...