... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... .OBBERY AT THE ADMIRALTY. W~Na Sir John Pakington launched las t week into a most unfair attack on his late colleague, Captain Carnegie, it was certain that the world would not be long unac- quainted with the other side of-the question. Captain Carnegie has accordingly published such'an exposure of Sir John Pakington's conduct towards him as will make that most respectable county magistrate ...

... BT ) LR InT,,,IO: ELEORIA: .U. Richard: Bbackburn, L~ondop-~well, Ion~don, ta~ilor 'William'W~ilser, Maidtone' victualler Isnae Gecrge Casper, Notwlcl s'hOO manufacturer Williham Nathaniel Wynn, Greetwicb. aucdoneer Jobh Latch, Bristol, Catdid and Newport, Monnoutlibs- bsipbroker' 1johni utchilnson Stothart, SwItnfeetj YorL saddler Marki Batou and John Benton, Leedoi bailders. bANVCRUPTCY ...

... 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 ...

... ABNGDONl -Mr. Godfrey Hu~dson, Conservative; has com forward in opposition to Mr. Na~rls, Liberal. BEAuOIAlis.-The5 Tory party ~iavei Induced Mr. Hampo Lewis to offer himself against the' ,late member, Mr. Stanle. ( BERINctOUAN -Mr. T. D, Acland who represented Ws Somerset from 1837 to 1847. has been brought forward by the ji~ Tory party; and Mr. G. Bodingtoo also announces himself In 41 ?? to ...

... K. 9 ATfDNtsAPI fflc23, 1859 i. - ?? SAITU.)DAYi Apazz.23, 1859. ; A visvy alarming telegram reached London on Thursday bvYuinp, by vhich.iet seems all but certain that the Austrian declairation of war is on the verge of publication. On Monday Lord Derby stated that the Engiish Govern- ment had made a final effort to accommodate the existing differences, Pand' 'tthe 'Munitu of ?? announced ...

... I ~ ;, . ! ~ 't I , ~ ~1 - .. .~ ~i!? , .0I SECONDiGREAT MEBTINIG'OF LIBERAL~ 'ELFCO& ' 1n' our Supplement wilt bh found vfull' report -off a'great': mneeting'of Libe'rale held ?? ?? for tboepurnose. of h earlng,,addressee ftrom our members, the HonFAFH. erkeley and W.H.G.Lengton,E~q., On Wedie0s- Czjay eeond crowded ao~emblage, also convened by clrcularand I .comprlsfng electors of the other ...

... ' ?? NS, ,,DIST9?0 T?'Nsws- ? -.1 -li, ONI ?? ~W~~llliarng ?? SatefilsCo~d ?? qnausa sa 'wMagi ,r te of He~i irsfoxisnd Tt, T ~Outh ?? ed ba eenseol by nsi stey (Mr.- ;~wydd `to'W~r5dO0r zd5tl\' ?? Sethatllkes HiciiiB3ecK, Bart-.,'Wllitttlpr~S ?? Wm~. Henry Harford, Esq., of Hnoy ?? qukhadid as mngistrates of GIocsesisls ek ,~The body ofMrs.D,nilMrhwsfloe otegaeo Thursday, At: $61ath ebrob e ...

... SE Go IAi f { j9ST O 'L -DA~k ;tinrt romife2 to be ,. neether sY p to the period Of Oue writ pnelni. I s cI Avoraidble for the ?? ISa oeorfpsi aG degrees V oler' , thaenone could. wlnh but still It is bright end open, and the anit, o'roe. : - - ?? , I ?? . iju' jjjti'mg e iljnS*111 ,hines approvingl Y; u Lsingc Vmtt ID VTrodeTipgahAl..Mr. Chutejhas ?? Into As e1ngagement' wlhafirtragedian, ...