... 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 ...

... ; 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 ...

... - A1nWDOs !-Mr. J. T. Norris, the Bltting membei, wil be *t0posed by Mr. Godfrey Hudson, a gentleman of Liberal Con- *aervative principles. AiminOayr.-Sir Richard Bethell retires from the repreeen- 'tttoo of this borough in favour of Mr. Wentwortb, whoeecendy 'uarried a daughter of Lord Clanrlcerde. . , BR ?? Arthur HE Elton ?? the con- 4dence of the Liberal party, owing to his vote' for the ...

... MiI SCELL ANE OU S, PRovaVR ISOPROVED.-The nearer the churob, the further 8 yen wieh the abominable bell.-Punch. v IANOTIIER GOG IN VIEW.-It is proposed to erect a statue to the memory of John Hunter. What hue John Ilunter done to f deserve that indignity ?-Poenh. f- A CANON. o When a Bishop is sick, The Parsons are all in a stew, 0 For a vacant bishoprio v Is then In the Parsons' view. e The ...

... IBRISTOL SCHOOL. OFX MINES.- -The lecture on Moaday'last Pwis ?? q idinnger of ?? Western %ottaoxWdrktthe suijeotbeiug, I IaThe13 oonomyof iteam.t Theleaturewaoillustrated Wvith seve. 1 ral.wiell-exeouted diagrams, and by a-workiog modielof aboller , end iitted up with water-gauge, water coghse, add seteia gauge. I Thie model, Mer fVioikrs-observed, was the-exaoti molei of ;the -ends of the ...

... IN~hIO~d~t36PTEH~ TOR YCANDIDATE OniPriday, a pubii ne4~weig etrsI h Cier!ve 'literest~wa5~held at~the WhIte~1Ljblioitel. fori~the purpoue o Bool'il~~.mon aftoe? ?? Mr. Blade t lar0e i~lt-VaWe1 o~pnidha nnujdtrpua budy -,i ?? Imugtthemo ?? ~ orhmlebsr ed ~.fhippen, Thomas Daniel, jaunts Ford- Thomas Dangdr.-,IB'. d w uk. W.!Fri . J.'e TFig~'Jh Itn TO.U991 F.i Joke, Heaf.,lneD.T.i; CoTisODHj ...

... FOREIGNMITELLIGENCE. TRnUSTS. AprIl ?? reent adilces from' Egvpt bring fayourable report~respeoting the 8uez Canal uodertakinjl The I public funtlosrfliee haie recelvd orders to assist 11. de LefeeV a BUcHlAnEST. April 1l.-An Infernal maebine, supposed to be destined for the assa linatlon ?? Cosia, has been dis- covered and seven peraDnsarreated. PAms, April 18.-Tbe onference on the Danubianu ...

... LECTURES -RY-&IGNOR7GA-VAZZL.. ~OIWdedyeventfg~lgn Ior, qaV5 c- a!-lecture at the Broa. mead-ro0oms, his iubfict beinig 1Ttle CcNfewainaol. the 'sicrament of ?? were Miot etssetial to salvation, whiojx~wqs; t9 ,Op ob~tained simply by 'fifth in Obrist and obedience toO God-and hi's commandments. 4nerded into the ~uc ?? coneson was in harmony with the Gospel. The Tractarians, ~ve~it was proved ...

... I - - -, atfspow, - I - 1, - - ?? 4 ;?s .. To ?? .o~ftlw &~istolt Sjfcrwuzti ?? ,forw~r~cniat~ n: ?? ersi bf j te~n,'ax Connsiel.o Slit-I rs eeavetsr haa~ac iioer'h'et crofttlt1co~paati~ puciy o W~o~ebriefs,, for .the: most . pa~toconiild~,to casen;in ibilsm'ere; Impuideon6 i .reqn re , ,alttasethlze estimate whibiab ?? ofhintm among~st the mea- lpers of n'profseionrI wish thieisn'IoY ...

... S 7YJR. fDA. YMt Ara: ,.5R 2: REFORM PROSPECrS. Gi 'honest msn struggling with'affliction is, according to the old heathen saying, a spectacle for the gods; and if we might confound times and places, we should say that l the bhadowy. wortbies of Olympus must, upon this I principle, have received perfect satisfaction from witness- lung the long sustained fight of Mr. Berkeley for the Ballot. ...

... bERWBITE JOBBERY ON several recent occasions there have been lengthened .0isCussions in Parliament on the abuses existing in: the management of the army ; and the opportunities thus iaflrded have. rarely been lost to parade the purity and leffi6ency of the other branch of the service, under the mild dictatorship of SirJ.S. Pakington. The Admiralty, it is admitted, was formerly a sink of ...

... , IOmp9 MSIO NS. f A ieeting,1 having f or ibtsobjet .the ferthbranaof ?? missn 'In' oobnexlon 'wltb the. ?? artd Gionoesterbife Gongregationdi'piont, 'was* heldlon'!Wedresday' evenintg *til .Brldgb.stieet bh'apei. 'T~h'atten apieowasa qnnnmerou' 4 hymn ,aying be abuig. i 'ryer,'ofere ;byiheEer. t. Tjbe'tCEAw:B ...