... A. Kent, George Young, George Cockle, Ernest Gibbons, Arnold Winck- wVorth, Chas, Church, Walter Gossling, Arthur Randall, Thomas Owen, Henry oombs, Sidney Coles, Frederick Hlughes, Archibald Bryant, Henry Snell, John Read, William Palfrey, and Henry Lush ...

... coat, and followed him. The pirisoners separated, andl al. on Hardy overt akisig Willianis lie asked what wasl under 'I his coat, Lawves told the cilicer to mind his own u businacs. Hardys toolt himr into cuetoily, aid nharg6d to hini with stealhiig the ...

... NOW ON VIEW ATI Alit.fI~lE N'S,14 CIX, QI) [liel SQUAREI, BRISTOL, - htIslA.Rl,%. I1. Syr E. J. Nilemnn. I.Ai~IA.il.A. J, Hardy. 3.B, Pyne. B layrs, A 1.A. Izeet Poster. Jlao. Peell, RHBA. J. NbC(rV Holmes. 1). Dates. 86 TO 1B00T 'ND SHOE MANERS. ISS ...

... ALItX'ANOIER, DA`NIjs,, aridn~ CO., Auctiorreersa sod Agenrts, Baluai-clrronbern, Ceurn-slreet. ~ Q 'HIS,' ESTAT1E 0F All., THOMAS FOIISF, DECEASED, P'AINTELR AN) HOIOSK' PECiuIATOII, 0 0 MAJILBOIIOUGII.STIIE P. 1iESSRS. ALEXANDER, DANIELj, & 00, 1.0 .LVJ ...

... (Sanday) afternoon, THE BrIsTOT, MUIvrsjcIpAL ClitARiTIEs.-Tho trustees held their weekly heard meeting yesterday, Ilir. Hierbert Thomas presiding. Thlere weore also presenlt M~essrs. H{. N. Abbot, WV. M. B3aler, S. Lewug, H. J. ?? A. N. Price, WV, Terrell, G ...

... hand, ?? committee regretted the retirement of a Mir. Et. Lawrence from the office of surgeon, and re- r pjotted that Dr. Thomas Kitchener had accepted. the r itrionintuient. The report was adopted, and the officers were thanked for their pest services ...

... from a store-room, Detective Sergeant Hardy de- posed that on Monday he went to the prisoner's house in lJlre's-lane, St. Philip's, and found five of the stolen bulshes concealed under the bed, He ascertained that Thomas had been dealing with the purloined ...

... s ject of Dr. W. Farr's retirement came on for considera- m tion, Dr. A. Carpenter, of Croydon, presided ; Me. fli Nelson Hardy, boo, secretary of the di-strict branch, se read letters from various eminent men, who were unable bh to be present. One was ...

... Above the spot selected for the speakers was held up a flag with the words, The unemployed of the city of Bristol. Air. Thomas Hiodge (mason) was the clrain. nean, and, like tire other speakers, lie stood on the wall of the fort and addressed tfse crowd ...

... by LMr. 1, Cirristlo Murray ; the general contents are as attractive as ?? W~ords contains asseoond instal- meot of Mr. Thomas Hardy's new story, The Trumpet Miajor, and an admirable assortment of miscellaneous literature, The companion publication, ...

... locomotives driven by t electricit- ; gallvanic batteries, collection of plaster casts t from frescoes, &e. The vicar of St. Thomas, Bristol, the Rev. C. S. Taylor, exhibited a series of ancient manuscript records, including tire charter of Queen I;lizalbeth ...

... aiedlel in which the highoet andll lowe3t prices wli ch have pmevailed during the year are given.-- a.llibizcr. ?? It E a hardy ominal for investoro and specuIntors, con- taiine a diary, particulars us to tbhe rules and practice of tre pdinipol foreign ...