... THE LAUTE OZAR '!,E*ANDDER IL Tt Pi ?? - t_ AL. - _2!~nal inlimalm It ib assumed by the leading Oontlnens' ?? ?? Dolgourouka-Jurieffska, the widow of tho murdored Czear Alexander Alexandrevlcb, is the autbezt of an interesting work recently published at Bdte, Geneva, and Lyons simultaneously under the title of Alexandre IL Details .indits eur sa vie Intime eatba mort, par Victor Laferti.V The ...

... J IcJ - A~av. Y MSuvmiG Cozri==rne.-Alderman Bright presidei ra at the fortnightly meeting, held yesterday, The Sub- d Committee presented a report With respect to the purobese of a steam fire-engine for the city, but did not If advise that such purohase should be made. The report g was cent back to be reconsidered, The clerk was ordered to write to the churohwardenu of the Abbey, and !a ...

... TbG annual feetival in connexion with this ?? was held yesterday. In the afternoon, choral evensong wae swig In the cbhpel attaohed to the College, when there was a large congregation, Including the students and a number of visitors, The sacred edifice was beautifully decorated, choice blooms and rich foliage being employed with considerable taste and skill in the embeillielmet of the altar, ...

... .v ? 'Iff I p t:5wfgl 'R pon. I ?n? I., Mr. Mark Whitwill, treasurer of the Bristol Hospital for Sick Cbildren, acsnowledges, with thanks, £1 53,, Grand Jury fees, per Mr. J. Linton. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT EGLESTAFF'S QUARRY, -We have received 10s, from the 11ev, Francis de Soyreo, 14, Buckingbam-place, Clifton, towards thefund being raiseel for the widow of the unfortunate man who wae ...

... T.8E PROPOSED UNION A MALGAMITION. MEETING AT WESTBU1RY-ON.TRYM, Yesterday morning a vestry meeting was held at Westbury-on-Trym to protret against the ama3gamation of the city parts of the Bedminster, Bristol, and Barton IlSjBs Unions. Mr. H. W. Grcen wrs voted to the chair, and he said he did not think that there was a paraon in 'be room who was In favour of the proposed change (beer, hear). ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTEHU s31l _ . . .. -. - . ?? ?? . t .1 . I I , Rev, Christie Chetwynd Atk~ugon, MA, (Keble(allege) Cu:rate of Ashton-upon-.Merey, Rev, B. B. Biron, BA.,, urate of Harbledown; Vicar of Lympne, Patron, the Archdel-oon of Cantochary, (Bk'hop of Dover), Rev, Richard Paul Blakeney, DD , Ll,D., Iucumbant of B3lidlington; Canon of Eenton, iu York Miaster. Patrou, the Arohbishop ...

... E ~ O T T sty ACI: - - 0 . - H L The Board of TZade fSqustY 4110ltb. 01rcugenoande 'of a' eolilsion~t at. ea LI wbih Mae a~elglg that a 'he eokont nraned thie Dardogne, ?? :Wehrdr. had gon3 down 'withall Irauai, was-rcpumed yestearay at the - Ul *;X1deI1,. The eidiog~magletratee were Mhesrses Wt l eilU ! oz~d G. W, Edwards, and thi autical assessors be' l CP ?? R,N,, Commander Burn6y, R.N, hd ...

... i STRANYGER THAN FICTION. I SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE. By T. BROADBIHNT Tao WSDALE, Author of 1Glimpses of Olden England, &e. THE ROYAL BRICKLAYER. AN OLD LEtGEND OF EASTIVELL. FouND ?? pieittirOSCIVI precincts Of EaetWell-parlk, now the Buiniteer seat. of H.-LE .. the Duke of Edinburgh, and situated in the centre of one of the loveliest laudqcapas in the fair county of Kent, thero lingers ...

... -IE''G Y P T. n, THE GREAT EXPLOSION AT t .rat c CAIRO. !or b b.FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWENTY pia WOUDE. i a: d, 100 TRUCKS OF AMMUNITION A DESTROYED. III an E [OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.] h' The following telegram hus been recsived at the War-. C of office from Sir G1. Wolseley b ed C arno, 28TH Szrrnsraxn.-I regrot to saythata&large 04-. fire broke out at the station this afternoon, which has al ,,e. ...

... ?lv tilt gave I he most important item In the news from Rgypt is the announcement that Abd-el-al Pasha, one of the most notable of the military leaders of the revolt, Ih holding the town of ]Damletta with a force of 6000 men, and rtfuses to surrender the position. Hi1 obstinacy is attributed to Turkish intrigue. Troops have been ordered to proceed against him, and there is no doubt that he ...

... gmepoflfitnm POD All Idlers aust ble ?? by the nrians and oaddresaes ?LD. of the soritcrs, not nlecessaroily for publuicalon but for the ittle, V ill seatisfaction of the Editor. I the We cannot undcrtake to return rricclcd ?? t ooes a cre. TELE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AND THE DOCK QUESTION, To tho c Editor of the Mcrery aend Pos,. ?? NLovember next the ratepayers will be re. quiled to exercise ...

... 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 ...