... Analysis of births and deaths registered In Brisol during the week ended Saturdy, September 2, 1802:- Total - - - 1Y5 Rate per ?? per mnua of bla - asa Total deaths -- - - - - 6 Rate of mortality per lO0 per annum - 16 9 Rate of mortalty t rom zymotlo diseases - 15 Ded O p - - - - 15 Under oneyearold -. - . 80 Of fever - - Small-;ws- - - - c1et feo - - - - I Measles - - Whooping cough - - - - ...

... OrHDR&C'N DENISON AND THE LATE DR. PCSLY. The Venerable Archdeacon Deniaon has written the following 1etter to the Edandard:-Your artiole of to.day points, I think truly, to the necessity of consider. lug deeply and patienttl what i9 to be done, utnder the speciol circumstance of the death of Dr. Pnsey, towards maintain;ng ard retting forward the Catholio position and the Catholic FPaith of ...

... LAUST- -FRG N r LATEST FORE1G~N N EWS. 'as gh [anLRErT'RS TELEGRAMS, in of UNITED STATES, ice WATERSPOUT IN TEXES 40 PERSONS KIfLLED, ,e NEW YO1RK, SUNDAY.-Forty persons have perished ry in an inundation, caused by a wahtrapaut, at lBendiuklia, lse Texas, tdh ' _ __ __ _ __ _ ed of THE COURT, he The Royal Family will leave Osborne in the courae of ve the prerent week. Prince Lcopold, who is ...

... op, CT?O?l &V54 Bo' Hug, ST, JAJRxEs5DAcH,-Oa Satorday after. Doon the boys bad a special trip to WeIton.sap~o.Maoe. T[hey bad tea at the Railway ?? rooma, and the the da)'s outlng proved altogetber enjoyable to the yourgetels. BISErOL BIFLE VOLUSTEERB,-Colonel Jones dealres to acknowledge, withthamks, the following further dons. tioss towards the annual Regimental Prizo Meeting :- ?? Shattock ...

... PILERKIN~GS FROM PUNCI. Tt as. . .1 I. I, , D)Aotcsosls.-Keeper: There, I thought he worn't a ge'tleemau 'Shoots 'ith brown calteidges, and onl'y gi' me 'aIf a crown ! Airs. Elvrobotbam hopes our troops In Egypt hava beetn ve1 provided with filtsrs, especially now teat thrV are obliged to drink the waters of the Morsmuddy jsnl'a. FNcuislGE No ?? to Axtkt: And Fo you have hecome naturalised ...

... IR E L A N D . THE RELEASE OF MR. GRAY, M.P. At the Dublin Commission Court, on Saturday, Mr. Justice Lawson ordered the release of Mr. E. D, Gray, plP,, the High Sheriff of Dublin, and In doing so made a statement, In the course of which he ?? the cace of Mr. Edmund D wyer Gray, the High Sheriff of the city of Dublin, who now stands committed for con. tempt of court, under my order of the ...

... boxs of the gag. 7he proceedings in Parliament yesterday were Invested with ?? interest by the votes of thanks to the forces engaged in the late campaign in YgypL. In the House of Lords, Earl Granville moved the vote with a graceful speech, saying that t the completeness and celerity of the campaign v rivalled that of Ashantee. Lord Salisbury, i. t seconding the motion, tald the war had been ...

... xal fl tilt ~Rg Sir Stafford Forthcote's campaign in Scotland commenced yederdayafternoon,wheu hs addressaed a meeting of the Fational Union of Conaervative Aeociatione of Scotland. ?? said the Oon. servatives were at the lact general election placed In a decided minority, owing partly to the better organisatlon of the Liberals, partly to the Mid- lothian peecheo, and partly to the Birmingham ...

... IPRESENTATION TO MR. J. 0. ROBINSON. Last evening a number of gentlemen aoembled at the Grand hotel for the purpose of making a presentation to Mr. James Clifton Robinson, late manager of the Briltol Tramwaya Company, and who recently became a partner in an impoxtint metropolitan undertaking, Mr. Sam Lang, tbe treasurer, who presided, was supported among others by the guest of the evening, and ...

... J [EXOIac~QZ OOM£PSIJ'0 T5L5QRA.I PAnes, TsuBeDA, 6 PM,-The statement published here this altr~poon, lihat Engand has ordered a gunboat to proceed te, Madagascar, eaaaed agreateensation, and all tba eveupg papers commenlt upon the news In terms of'irdlnatlpn. England is described aS ?? jealous as well a~perfldefidlouAlbloz, and ?? Government Is urged not to falter in the attitude it has taken ...

... |DECLINING XWO- e hL- | IDRLINNGCONSUMPTION OF ALOOHOLi. Traces of the progros of- the temperance movement' may be eean In:the records of home-consumptlon Of winesg spiritia, and1 beer this year. nathusiastic supportars of the moveowent have bean ?? ol their wine cellars, .and; while the cosnsnptIon-oF upitila baa disintlya falle3'. off tbi year, thelior ?? tht qlantity-o! beobaqrgea with ...

... O:: A iU=IS : iM 1 dn} ys; d4 - P *'..--OMBOYM --Ii«E I Ad~~ - ~ ,ZIhoP ax efti.'^i icit wrould sutely be vt'a ariraleh` evloe for many ai mltaubA bathe Breat ' ~ ?? Ohlsinsatbxs Men~ ArID?, of askes4utof .o I),bl up~ ~~bon us withy hug ito n o~7 known o ig~a ~ deire t~tblleout mioney., We .gi~ethem lila'nuneyas t~oneho cres 'I8 tand. and do~se; with a face ~bsamiug wth~ henevoleica, 'nd'. ...