... :L1 - w : 11 I r .. ?a 811-3-stol. I: II 'SATURDA Y MABCHX 9, 187?. I _, BPFdTOL SUGAII MARIMt', FRIDAY, MARtel 8TH.- Pon Wja have slightly improveid for ouch raw sagar as is offerling. ond 4ombodarate, basiuiefl has been doue-1i1 grocery Demerara, Load, generally, there is a healthier feeling in the market. Riefinere' Alcproduce hae Eadvalooa eal. per owre., und foreign loaves Sd. Ion per ...

... ISECOND_ EDITJONS LAST NIGHT'S PARLIAMENT I~N THlE HSuNziu. rriold OURt OWN CORitHSPONDRY.T.] The proceedhingsi the House of commonsl tisiltwre for several houra unrelieved by thA slinihtest incieto neet The first three'hours were devoted to the farterdcnsi' f the scheme of Mr. Dobson for facilitatiglilaonsiI! and personal hills, The debits on thesbjcwedlfnt wearisome, and eventually it wa ...

... - THS greatest lramo connected with Bristol Cathedral ia that of BishoP Butler, whose grave may be, found near the h hIhop.i seat , between those of thbe Bishops Rowel and Bradebaw. A martde stone marks the spot, and a Latin opitaph describes the mental endowments and moral graces of the famous author of the Atl3lOgy. In tle year 1834 a moniumeat was erected by sulbscription in the ...

... Us- - _ _I_ t _ _ __ _ _ IT has probably struck many observant persons that the course of Parliamentary business since the opening of the Session has been strangely at variance with the Tory predictions of which we heard so much during the winter. According to the Conservative oracles, who forgot Artemus Ward's sagacious admonition never to prophesy unless you know, the Ministerial ship was in ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENOE. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. Earl CowPnt moved that the Marquis of Ripon, the Marquis of Salisburys, the Earl of Derby, Earl Cowper, Lord Redesdale, and Lord Belper should constitute the committee to act with the committee nominated by the House of Commons to inquire into the subject of railway companies' amalgamation. In reply to a question from Lord Redeedale, Earl ...

... The quarter session for the city and county of Bristol Scie was opened at the. Guildhall, on Wednesday morning, to i before the Recorder, 4r. Montague Bore, Q.C. Gra of C TRIALS OF PRISONERS. A James Witlson, 28, mariner, who was indicted at the last wag session for stealing money and jewellery, value £50, the wee property of William Gimblett, was called upon to sur-. Sat, render to his bail, ...

... SIR OELARLES DILKE AGAIN. _- - .- I I 4I I ' r TTaRepublican member for Chelsea made his threatened 3 attsek on the Civil List on Tuesday night, with re- I sults which, dispassionately considered, are unsatis- ) factory in every point of view. The attempt made by If Lord Bury to stile discussion by shaking the Act of 8 Allegiance in the face of the obnoxious baronet can only be regarded as a ...

... THIS TIOHBORNE CLArMANT. Un ss~wnG^A Sabs 1 s 1 _ . .at. . .. I _ D. It is understood that the ola iant is entirely without Ithe means of defraying the expenses 'of his defence; while I the amount actually realised by bonds, notes of'hand;'&c, during the last five years aid apent by him on his casel and tlon his cost of living, is puit down as somethiug like £35,000. The proprietor of the ...

... At the fortnightly meeting of this board yesterday, Mr. Lewis Fry in the chair, there were present-Revs. J. W. Culdicutt, Dr. Woddy. Dr. Gotch, and T. Percival; Messrs. M. Whitwill, S. V. Hare, W. P. Baker, H. F. Lawes. ?? Turner, and H. Thomas. The reports of the district committees were tlrst considered. In No. 3 Oistrict it was stated that notices bad been served on 02 parents The report ...

... vaxlian P AdOt'Fltsn ] HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The Earl of MALME8BURY wished to know if the Gov- eminent intended to produce the American despatch, and to inform the House what the state of the negotiation was. Earl GRA2SVILLE said the despatch'arrived in this country on Thursday, and he received a, copy of it from General ?? on Friday. It hadsince beenlaid before the Cabinet, bat it was clear ...

... THE ARIADgR VATASTR0PRE. From an eye-witness of the distressing scene beheld on the morning of Friday, the Sth instant, from the deck of HEI.MIS. Ariadno, theofollowing vivid account o'f the boat accident bywhichtthe two sub-lieutenants of the ship, lMesera.W5. A. Jukes and WV. J. Talbot, and nine men of the crew, lost their lives mostly within a few yards of- resce, has been received. The' ...

... As we ventured to anticipate last week, Mr. Lowe had a very gratifying Budget to lay before the House of Commons on Monday night. Instead of the tale of enhanced expenditure, diminishing receipts, and pro- bable deficit which he felt called upon to make a twelvemonth ago, the Chancellor of the Exchequer had the pleasant task of pointing to an increasing revenue, a lessening national outlay, ...