... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TRE REV. B. W. RANDALL AND THE S. P. G. The following correspondence is publiehed in the Guardian.- M linchinhawpton Stroud, 21st April, 1882, Dear Mr. Randall-In the Gard~an of last Weduee. day you are reported to have said that ' nearly a third of the diocesan contributions to the Society for the Propa.- gation of the Gospel come from All Saints' Clifton,' 1 am certain that this Is not what ...

... I Jbittill-pily. F [flY iELEGRtAM.J. llOIUSE OF I ORDS-YESTE1'DAY. Their IoIrLslrip)s rut at five O'clock. fib was read a ?? Bristol Port and Channlel flcks ilwi edi third time,ann 'rilsscd. TiE TIME 1'O THE HOUSTE. The Enrl of C ADr'ccLi olWN m oved a resohltioandclaruiug flat in the opinion of tire House the sittings for public hUlitorirE slil rolimi leaiiu e at four instead of oive o'clock. ...

... _ . .- .1 1. _. ?? I.-F so ?? fee Months ending April 18M5, 1885. a. a ID in 01 IEg1 ? C 3 Library. 3 S 0 'X O d 0 i d. s Central . .. .636 - 4 803 6784 12000 4 77 St. Phi~~ip~s . 2437 - 4062 4119 0 OQ 12 65 F 0 North District ?? 8233 - 8491 8376 12000 24 83 tt t Bedxuinster ?? 2191 _ 6644 65a0 13320 a 62 PI ?? _ a_ ,- Totixls ?? 10495 _ 25026 34869 b3920 43 262 3 a Cash taken during the month ...

... ftboo of W p4p# * The oft-repeated rumour of a matrimonial alli- ance for Princess Beatrice is once more revived for the benefit of gossips. This time the prospec- tive bridegroom is said to be Prince William, eldest son of the Landgrave of Hese, The rumour comes from Berlin. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Bill pro- hibiting the palment of wages in public-houses passed through committee ...

... Ad 14m The Riv Dr. Caldicott will, by request of the Mayor, preach at St blark's Chapel next Sunday morning, The Bev. RI. Cornall thankfully acknowledges the receipt of the following donations towards a day's outing to the seaside for the poor achool children of hig pariah:- Mrs. Lewis, £1 ; Mrs. Edwards, Se.; Mrs. Garnett, £2; C, B,, ls. in stamps ; Mrs. Blig6, i0O. ; and Rev, J. M. Wilson, ...

... THE WYAR PREPARATIONS. IREUEIe'S TELEGREA.M] BomsAY, ThuissDAY.-The Bombay papers announcS that orders have been given to the Indian autholitiea to prepaie for the despatch of an Indian contingent to Egypt, consisting of 1800 English troops, iacluding three battalions of artillery and 5OOO native soldiery, CIo0lo 0. V. Tanner will, it P: Eaad, command the Bowhiy brigade, Large siege trains are ...

... BRISTOL CATHEDRL, ?? - . - . I -l .eA ~on^v^sce WEEKLY COURSE OF SERVICES AND ANTUrEMS. Sat. ?? in ?? Enter not -Clarke. Eveo.- B:rrroWv ini- Tern hty face.-AttiYood. i(M edndlesirtn in) Sun. Morn. { A tO.a'Xlo; i Hymn 373. Even. -(oss in E ?? The wilderness.-Wesley. Hymn 276. Mon. Blorn-INemptonIn B H. ToI Godeonhigh -Mendelssohn. Even. - empton in B l. I will sing-Greene. Ttes. Morn.-Clarke ...