... BRITOL AND WEST OF JNGLAID BICYCLE MEET. 1L' ,, eveth aanzu'ai Bristol and West Of England B~icycle weet, procession, .aud races took ?? at the ,Zoologicel Garderns, Clifton, on Saturday afternoon, For the firat time the meet v'i5 under the auspices U of the local contra of the 3it~ycle Union, arnd up thus it, obtained the united oupiport of all the de leadivg ?? In the West of :Eaglisnd, and ...

... itto okte gap C A daring and terrible crime is reported from a Ireland. As Mr. Burke, an extensive landed 6 proprietor in Galway, was riding home yesterday. afternoon, protected by a dragoon, he was shot dead near Athenry, and a escort shared the P same fate. So far as the meagre details to 1 hand show, the assassins got clear away, and there 51 is no clue to their identity. The murdered ...

... 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 ...

... BA&TH. SArITAUY CoosMrMITTr,-A foetnightly meeting of tsle t Sanitary Committee of the Town Counci! was held n yesterday, Alderman Taylor in the chair, Mr. Solomon r Francis tent in a memorial with reference to certain c sewer pipes supplied to his house at Ea-tville, Ein con. I tention that it had been customary for the committee to tl pay for such pipes, and that in making a charge in this C ...

... . ?? SoT-- . 41 l ?? 7V1 The marriage of Mr. Edward Vivian unsey with Miss Paulins Tegart, only daughter of Mr. Francis Tagart, J.P., D.L., F.L1B, of Old Sneed-park, Stoke Bishop, Cloucestershire, aind IN1, Qneon's-gate, London, was celebrated lby special license at St. Augustine's Church Queen's-gate, on Wednesday afternoon. A large party ol relatives end friends met on the occasion, the ...

... 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, ...

... LOCAL GOVERNMIENT BOARD INQUIRY. Applicationhaving been made by ?? for leave to borrow a little over £1,000 for works of sewer- age, water supply, and street improvement, Mr. Arnold Taylor, one of Her Majesty's Inspectors, attended at the Guiidhall on Thursda to old the usual inquiry. There were present: Councilors Courtenay (Chairman of the Streets Committee), Commings, Wippoll, J. C. Guest, ...

... A. special meeting of the Exeter Guardians was held on ?? afternoon to consider the terms of the appointment Iof a chaplin for the Exeter Workhouse. Mr. Alexander (Governor) presided; there were also present-Messrs. Rouse, Bond, Pope, Scott, Rowe, Hodge, South- wood, Tucker, Fymn, Algar, Hughes, Voiseyi Yelland, 1Carlisle, Wilkinson, Brown, Petherick, Counmings, 0. a Angel, W. Pollard, Lawless ...

... I THE ADVENTURES OFAN AMERICAN I SPECIAL. Condense, young man, condense. If you want to get on in life, condense. These words were addressed to a young reporter by the venerable Horace Greely, in the writer's hearing; and indeed the journal he estab- lished and conducted with honour and profit for so many years, was a happy illustration of his maxim. Some- times it happens that the ...

... BA&T. BOYAL VICTOITA PARB.--The annual meeting of the subscribers to the perk was held yesterday afternoon under the presidency of the Mayor(Mr. J. , Bartruam). The committee, after referring to the efforts made by them to maintain the attractiveneB of the domain, stated that the ornamental wator so skilfully and tastefally derigned by Mr. Milner had been cornpletid during the 3 ear, and ...

... . I * I parliamplarg -311ttl ImIlVa ; I [BY TBhLEBAPMJ HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTE1RDAY. Their Lordships met at a quarter past four o'lock.- LOCAL DILL, The Stroud Water Bill was read a. second time, and referred to the consideration of a Select Committee. NOTICE. Viacofnt SIDrOUTn1 gave notice that on Monday he would ask a question in reference to the recent acoidenton board H.M.S. Swifteure. THE ...