... Iciilg of flte Pd'. i'rep'ar'tions for the iloyal page-ant on the 5th Ir( xlio aro going actively forward at tho House oul o.sdl. 'It is said, however, Chat her Majresty wvill ploceedi to Westmillster in seoni-state only, as iii the occasion lihen sho last oponed Parliament iln pernu, so that the ceremolly will bo again ?? of .1 great part of its pllder. It is now slated positively that theo ...

... GBEAT L113ERAL MEETING AT S'T'RO tD. A great Liberal gathering took place at Strood lst noight to bear addredses from the Liberal cuididites, Il-esiis. Henry It, Brand andi Valter J. Stanton. The branch associations in the out parts of the bor)nigh marched into the town in processioms headed by basd, and counveiged at Stratford.park, w here theyrnet tho tw o candidates. 'Thele an imposing ...

... STAPLE7 ON LOCAL BOARD, Q± 11 -L.U.Lj vJL .l. -JV LJ - THEE B3WE&RAG QUESTION. A mcating of this body was held yesterday in the boardroom of the Barton Regis Union Workhoiiee, Eastville, and was attended by Messrse J. Yalland (chairman), T. Parker, S. Jones, E. Redding, J. Ball, Monks, I, Butler, and M~ajor Castle, The Cnitum (Alr. F. itawle) reed a letter from Mr. A. Emery, enclosing a series ...

... In the Chancery Division, on Tuesday (before Mr. t Justice Fry), the suit E velyn r, Liardet came on for c heariig, This was an action instituted by Mr. William tl .John Evelyn, for the removal of the defendant from the a tiusteeiehip of theplaintiff's snuariage settlement, eceeuted C in 1873, and to restrain the defendantfrom continuing to tt mneke statements impugning the plaintiff's title ...

... The ountles general meeting of this society was hold yesterday afternoon, at the Royal hote], College-greets. Bishop Ehlicottlpresided, and there wvas a moderate attend- ance of clergy of the diocese, including the Archdeacon of Bristol, Cauon Norris, Canon Cooper, Canon Sherileghamui Canon Goligbtly, Canon Tryo, Canon Madan, and others. The meeting having been opened with prayer, TheBitieoI ...

... TBE FESTIVAL CHOIR'S PRESENTATION TO CHARLES HALLE. a Last Evening a good number of the ladies of the Bristol - Festival choir assembled in the large room at the Royal 1e hotel, College.green, to make a very gratifying prescuta- )0 tion to Mr. Charles Huli16 as a mark of the high esteem *d ?? for him by those who had been intimately g nssociated with him as conductor of the Bristol triennial l ...

... BRISTOL BOARD OF GUAIDUINS. The usual weekly meeting of the Bristol Board of Guardianswas held at St. Peter's Hospital yesterday, Mr. Charles Wintle (governor), presiding, and there were also present Messrs. G. S. Tricks (deputy-governor), H. Naisb, W. Lee, F. IN' Tricks, J. Bessell, WV. Tozer, W. R. Bennett, B. J. Hatherley, T. Brooke, Al. LeYy, G. Plum, WV. Taylor, G. Grant, WV, Pearce, C. ...

... I I The weekly uenting of this board was hold yesterday at the Work-house, Eastville, and wats attended by M^essrs. T. Pease (chairmen), J. Yalland and E. Parry (vice- chairmcen), J. Cousins, F. Cotterell, A. Shipley, W. Perry, G. Lewis, J. Winscombe, F. B. Norgate, X1'. Bryant, A. H. Williams, S. Jones, W. Stone, W. Jones, G. Coopey, J. Pavey, J. Creed, R. Carpenter, J. Curry, T. Allchurch, ...

... COMBINATION OF TRIBES. INTENDED ADVANCE OF MAHOMED JAN AGAINST CABUL, [11EUTEII'S TELE.GRtM.1 CAnUUTTA, 'I'uIasm.-Information from labul of yesterday's date states that the endeavouraj being mlade to induce the leaiing Sirdars to come in race succeeding. Two Sonrs of Hubbabulla Khan have arrived at the Britieh camp. Six regiments are tat Gliazai, wit}. Xahomed jais, [reoM Trus DAiMY ~ns L ...

... FOREIGN IN'ELLI ,4ENCE, [HEUTEunfS TELEGRAMSI . TEE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. CANaES, MONs'rAY,-Tlre Grand D hike Nicirola; l-,, arrived here, 'lire departure of the Czarina is tx:4 l Saturday next. TEE FRENCH LEGISLATURE. PAntS I, MONDAY 1VENIXG.-' IreChamber of DeJTt_ to-day rejected Al. Louis Blanc's motion for the abr n't' tion of all laws restricting the right of public meeti. arid aericiationll ...

... TENTILE IND)USTRIES IN W\rESTV CLOU CESTERSHlIRE. /LIt U, ,1,, 1D)I L In II I L S(noe siaty Years ago in ?? England thers was not a Li;F-r ie e-ne of thriving industry and productive labour tlan ttat presented in the valley below tihe southern ?? if tire Cotsvolds, wvatered bly the Little Avon and its trihlitaies, R1ising at Boxwell, in the famous Cotoolrdi rigse, sonie live or six niles from ...

... BRISTOL SCHOOL BOARD EECTION, The counting up of the votes given at the election on Thursday commenced at ten o'clock yesterday morning in the Council Chamber, and though a large staff of clerks was eugnged, the work of dissecting the ballot papers and crediting the votes upon each to the respective candidates was necessarily a tedious process, and at six o'elock when the counting was ...