... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT ' COLSTON HALL. PRESENTATION TO LORD WIB1BORNE. lest evening there was a great demonstration of Con. servatives at Colston-hall on the occasion of the presenta- tion of a portrait to Lord Wimborns by the Conservatives of Bristol as an acknowledgmesit of the services his lord- ship rendered theparty in twice contostilg the ?? in their behalf. Tbe hall w as deusely ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRBAMIJ3 SATOBDAY.-A seemi-offlciel contradiction is given to the statement published by a London paper thiR morning to the effect that, in the joint communicatione from England and France to the Powers on the Egyptian question, three matters are excepted from fresh negotla- tion, namely, the financial control, the non.intervention of Turkey, and the free navigation of the Saez ...

... I Il _ et * In London, on Wednesday, John Barrett, 29; Chas, Howard, 29; and William Johnson, 28, were indioted for feloniously wonuding James Gil, with intent to maim and disable him, and do him grievous bodily harm. The prosecutor had formerly kept a beershop,' and on A the 8th November he and his brother went to the Camns brld e. Muaichalt' and after the performanco,. which conc adsd soon ...

... BARTON BEGIS BOARD OF GUARDIINS. t The weekly meeting of this body was held pesteslY ait the Workhouse, Enasvillo. Mr. 1. Yalhuid presided. andh the vice-chairs were occupied by )Messrs. E. Parrr and J. a Pavey. I'here were also present Messrs. T. Pessc, 11'. e Badock, E. Naish, II. Miiasstughafi 0. Jones, F. Norgate, T. Parker, W. Bryant, o. Lewis,. stoed, IV. Curtis, J. D, Lucas, J. Baker- * ...

... WEST GLOUCESTER FARM'ER&' oLUB. The annual meeting of this well known local agricul. tural association was held yesterday, at tha Grand hotel, the chair being taken by Mr. John Yalland, die chair. man of the Committee of Management. Thbeminnte8 of the previous committee mieting were read by Mr. John Gerileh (recretary). The committee for the year was chosen as follows Cbairmab, Mr. John ...

... :=t= of th= gap. The boube of Lords sat for half an hour yester- 6 day. A Bill to consolidate and amend the Acts rcutirvg to the property of married women having, on tbe mtotion of the Lord Chancellor, been read a a first time, Lord Delawarr asked for papers relating to ligyptian end T~tnisian aifhirs ; and Lord Oranville, in reply, intlintited that full informa- t tien respecting Bgypt would ...

... . Om TASct~'o 3re he ST. JAMES. E0 The Easter meeting for this ancient parish was held sa yeterday ornirng, but the proceedings were private or, the vestry being a cloeo one, of which only preaent an on past huRrchwardesaremembers9 The vicar (Rev. J. lart.Davles) presided and nomlnated ~r B. UH Brrrow P5 as bis warden. Mr. I~icbard C~astle was elected palrish I13 churchwarden on the motion of ...

... MAISONIO GATHERING AND PRESENTA- : I TION AT CHELTENHAM. I A special meeting of the Freemasons of the Province of Gfouceatershire wvas held yesterday, at the Assembly- rooms, Chelter~haro, for the purpose of presenting a tectimonial to tlte P.G. secretary, Bro. E. W. TUinder. The Provincial Grand Master, Lord Sherborno, presided over a considerable number of the brethren, amongst whom were Bro ...

... IUA)LA. i - - -, PRESEiNTAT1ON TO Tag REV. C. J. sENIOR. The S ev. 0. l.tSenior, of St.eno e Of orc asdrew thet viear, bowfysq.are, being about to removr HAnhva aigbilpndressed tbe mes etingO tl paih. to Wev bnry.iou.TrYm, a farewell me ev.( o f th pariache loners was Eold yesterdaY in the s hod a redejtin athe church. Upwards of 300 persons were prsent. A an tage was taken of the gathering to ...

... TME FRUITS 0 PROTECTION IN GERMANY. - _ s What fair traders want, says the ?? Post, Iti ' that the effects of free trade upon the manufactures of a a country shall be carefully examined- In the liglit of present experience. To this It eems to Imagine, that some of its opponents object, and it describes them as intellectual paebyderm s, whose hide of prej ttdice no arguments can penetrate - ...

... gul of dt gap. We publish elsewhere the full text of the fresh note referring to the Dulcigno question. In this document the Porte declares it is compelled to subordinate the evacuation of Dulcigno to three conditions, viz, the abandonment of the naval demonstration in connexion with any question whatever, present or future ; the guarantee of the lives, property, religion, and rights of ...

... ,,n, *d. &VO, gstj 5. ~~~BATH. FAsRioNA&BLE WiDDiNa.-Thao marriage took place yes1terday morning- of Mr. Williami iutoliffe Marab, v second Eon of Mr. T. E. Marsh, C.E., of 31, Grosvenor. E lace, to Miss Amy Robertson, eldest daughter of Mr. c ,.J. Robertson, of 24, Grosvenor-place, at St. ci Saviour's Church, In the presence of a large congre. V gaion. The bride wore a white satin, de Lyon a ...