... AsNNUALI MEETING OFTHE LIBEATION| O ?? theannutal useetingof the BristollBranch of the Soulety for the Liberation of Religion from Statepatronaga and control, was held in the large schoolroomn, Castle-green, ha which wan wvell filled. The chair was taken by. E. S. Robinson, Esq., and among the geintlemnen present werev Messrs. Edward M;ial and J. Carvell Williams (deputation b' from London ...

... FROM THE LO0NDON GAZETTEr. COMMISSIONS. SoME;R5ET5TIRE.-7tiS i. V. C.-Lieut. W. H. Hopkins to be Cnptaina, vice Anstey, resigned; ?? Toiler, Gent., to be Lieeut., vice Hopicns, promoted. WILT5HIueF.. -Royall Militia. -W. it. Sndler, Gent., late Lieutenant 2ard lloyal W~elsh F usillers, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwvards, resigned. GnAuloao~soAztlE.-l4th R. V.-E. Thomas, Gent., to be Eneigo, vice ...

... BAT]I. ig VISIT as- viex BIeITX5H .A5500IATION.-A meeting wao held at the Gnildhail, on Saturday, for the purpose of appoint- 5 ing a committee and making other arrangements for the proper reception ofthc Biitish Assoelationnext ycar. The attendance numerous and iniheentisi. Subseriptiens were 10 annoupced from Mr. The, SLy., £100; Mr. Way, M.P, (on ton- CS ditlonthat lie continues member for ...

... There Is now yearly paid out of the public exchequer of this country £050,000 for the support of Boman CatholiciSm. The Danes ?? in Great l3ritain will shortly present to the Princess of Wales a megnifitent vase, tilt, tin, in height, wrought in oxydised silver. The Queen's private hand will be required at the Cestle the day after the anniversary of her Majesty's wedding-day, the loch of ...

... STAUNTON A GRT.CULTURALT ASSO Cl'ATI'ON. The exhibition of stock in connexion with this important association to??c place yesterday (Friday), tn the Cattle Market, Taunton. The show was fully equal to any of its predecessors, and in many classes the animals were superIor, more especially the breeding stock. Somo remarkably floe bulls, the property ad those celebrated breeders, Mr. Robert ...

... ?3A?1L__ - nainea John Owen, residing in ?omersetst.r&t, wa? found dead in his bed, The deceased wan in bis usual health the night peovl?es, and wr.s heard at an early hour waiting on his wife, who Is bedridden. It Is supposed that the caose cii hill was disease ci the heart. Tnx BATEWICE CnuRc1a.RATE.??yesteiNiay Id,. W. Duck, mdstceetter, of pulteney?bridge. was som?noned by the church- ...

... 9 Ltfl..LJ1J US ii ~ jj..- . .The members of this society yesterday morning breakfasted . s usual, with their president, Thee. Barnes,. isq,, at the 1; Montague hotel, Kingedown. and the lade apprenticed by the c harity were aliso re tied with a substautial meal; after which, .in precession, they a1l walked to All Saints' church, where ar i mpressive dircourse was deiivered by the Bev. Franoia ...

... TEE HOSTILITIES IN NEW ZEALAND. Although no striking incident, no further combat with the Meories, is recorded in the advices from New Zealand, they are yet full of interest. In the first place it nowv appears that the blow struck by General Cameron at Kiohiros. was far heavier than was at first supposed. It is stated that the head-quarters of King Potatan, at the con- fluence of the Waipa and ...

... FIRQM THEw .O.NDO.N GAZETTE. ?? i1uAi; LLINLUIN L*DA 1 L Pil. COMMSISSION. MONMOUII5rrHIRE.-20C1 Aidministrative Battaiiel B.. V.- J. r. lUng, lBsq., to be Malor, BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY, NoV. 13.- Humphrey Mil~ler Bashall, Cornhill, London, shipbroker, to surrender N ov. 26, at the London Bankruptcy Court. Fdrancis Richard Tothili, Seaford, Sussex, Nov. 2i, et the same place. Hcnry Lewis Coheu, ...

... The members of this society having commenced the celebra- tion of the anniversary in the usual manner at the W~hite Lton hotel, Broad-street, attended divine service at the Cathedral, the president end members being accompanied by the boys of Colston's Hiospital, who watkee; in protcestion, with band oi music, banners, &a. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese was present, and there was a large ...

... |A YOUNG~ MAN FROMf THE COUNTR'Y0. .0. V* ?? ?? i'A At. the Councll-house yesterday, before 3Iessrsi. Barrow and Naish, Mary Ann Cottle, a young woman of repulsive appear- a grold pinl, scgarf, end sid~l~kapgockhelt~hndhker oblef. Thm som- plainant, a respcctatbly-tdresseid, si8tazlwarthyt youg fell w, belong-n being~ sworn, stated that be bad some business which brought him to Bristol1 oa ...

... MORlOTON. lil-IfAliSE. ii A DAY OryxI Trs: CO'raWOiD HlOUNDS.-On Thursday the l12th Inst., a grand meet took place at Northwlck-hnuso, on e whlieh occasion a public breakiast was given by Lord .North- ~,wiek, to a distinguished party cf the nobility and other well- a known lovers of the chase. T1he meet wvas certainly the largest wexv have seen in this neightbourhood for sonme time past, and ...