... i JDU~l.DLU.LULJ DVZAXLL VI' %uanU- aL i7. d The weekly meeting was held yesterday at St. Peter's u eslpital. In the :bsenrce of MIr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, n lir. It. C. Stepbens, depcety governor, presided, and the a other guardianis present were Messrs. C. Wiatle, ex- .e governor, J. rr. Loek-by, IV. Pearce, J. Coalthard, (i. u Penrson, W, Poarce, F. G. Barnett, F. IV. Tricks, G. r ...

... W.. j,!t, 0. MI 4141m, TlE TItEs me QUEE.SQUARIE.-We understand that a rresnorial asking the Corporation not to fell the majestio elm trees which adorn Queenusquare is being extensively signed by the inhabitants. OlsnaMrUS GLEE SOCIETYc'C LADIES' NtonM-We are informed that tickets are now in the hands of members, The concert on February 16th promiseas to be successlul, aS usual. The choir ...

... BRISTOL SAbITARY AUTHORITY. The weekly meeting of this committee was held yesterday at the office, Prince-street, the chair being taken by Mr. C. HE Low, and the vice-chair by Alder- man INaish. There were present, Messrs. C. Townsend, Al. Whitwill, W. M, Webb, T. Gibson, E, Foliwell, H. Matthews, Ring, J. E. Jefferies, H. G. Gardner, U. Alsop, R. J, Crocker, J. H. Lockley, Capt, Warren. ...

... 1? iquicl 4m. c I ? BATH. potter,% VyES.TFriSY_ 'aidil Donovan, a labourer, Ii ?? vI~ stcali, j,11th of beef, vaae 7i. 3~id. leone No. 1, Nort-hgate-etreot. ~the property of Alired John Justice, butcher, TIhe prisoner rook tihe beef from I. ks ab just-iteside the chop on Saturday evening, and wa-A caught axivit it in his passeesion. Comoiitted for 14 days' hetrdt labouir-A mars named ...

... ~ i toli. SATURDA Y, JANUARY Y ?? 1883. C0441 S4A%+ BRUSTOL SUGAR MARKET,. FWRIDAY. -A moderate busincss doing in crystallised Demerara at steady prices, although the tone of the market does not appear to tend upwards. THE TIDES.-WO are drawing oii towards the period of very high tides, some account of which appearc d in our columns a few days ago. The inflows already roach to a great height. ...

... up 13011,al F, 41m. NEW QUEEN'S COUNSEL-The Lord Chancellor has recommended the following gentlemen to her Majesty for appointment as Queen's Counsel, viz :-Nir. Pembroke Stephenst of thoParliamentaryBsr; Mr P. A, Mylhirgh, snd Mr C. Crympton, of the Northern Circuit; ir'. J. A, MacLeod and Mr. R. B. Finlay, of the Seuth-Eastern Circuit ; Mr. J. P. Norris, of the Western Circuit; Mr. Bowen ...

... : t gislill-lict T gwso CONCERT, - On Monlday7 even1ing, Miss S1arhell' smnual beniefit concer~ wita held at the Aaaembly-room%, in this city, the vocalists being Miss Kate Shackell, Kid~s ,Om Ellen Sbackell, Miss Bildin, Wilson (all of the B.AM) Mr. ]HerbertBeeVES (son of the celebrated tenor), mud Mr, Lewis Thomas p'iall.afilrte, Mr, Von HoIst, The room was literally vrarinmed, and the ...

... WHAT THE WOBLD SAYS. It is thought in military circles that Major- ,oneral EIawley may receive thle appointment of Qaarlermasiter. Genera], in which case it is not improbable ?? Sir Evelyn Wood would accept service on the Dakee e sta:! as Deputy-Aeaietant Adjataut.Geonral. There will be a good deal of trwitble wibh thih ounes of Lords in the cowing session, The r(iunty (jViaraniunt Lill, ij it ...

... IV~et#02tt87. et All Wic0i;i ?? be ?? ci b-IeV thea nare alla addre53e3 of Ahs vrterS, net meefenirir ft'j. miblicalion, but for ase batisfacioss of the fWoy. RJe ctf'im)0, sf u tr,'toke to !'tin'ts mecf e CrwlitotnirCal'ons, TO COPR1'ESPONDENTS. 'ruli'isher's letter call ?? only with the proper Caine of tile writer. THE L'ICENSED VICTUALLERS' CENSUS. To the £lor of the Mercury and Poat. Sin ...

... SPEXCHJES ouT OF PARLIAMENT. ma - - I. - o I _ I. \1 . _- _ _ __ The Ifight Hon. Lyon V'ayfair, M.P, addressed a tneeting of the Edinburgh, and St. Andrew's Tniveraities Lihei .1 Assove 'on, in Edinburgh yesterday. After announcing that Lordl Hartington had accepted the office ut pcitth elet of tht asrociation with great pleasure, llr, 1l'laf.Aic said t.l-re weore many healshy Signs that Iit e ...

... T.BE WHATHER, on Yesterday a dense fog hung over London, making it 2h necessary to use artificial lights in all workshops and it er places of business. In the Routh of London the fog was , very heavy, and several accidents occurred in the streets, E le but fortunately none were of any serious consequence. i at Mr. Meldrum, as ship chandler of Lewisham, while at diiving in a dog-cart, missed ...

... I LATEST G4E N IK;1AL NETSW, [BY TXLEGBAFS.1 THE DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT'S ACCODUHEMENT. A supplement to the Lonedon 'azetiC, iseuedlast night, contains the following official anrnouncemsnt ?? IVWIIITETTALr,, JAN. 16TE.-Yesterday, at ten minutes post three pmr, 3:1t, El. the Duchess of Connaught and Slimlharn was safely delayred if a prinoaso. ELI ,a. the Duke of Connaught and Strathemrn was ...