... 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 ...

... BRIEMISTSFJR EOARD OF GUARDIANS. The wtohdy meeting of the guatdian3 waS held yeeter. day, at the Workihoune, Flax B3onrton, Mr. Elenty Bennett preriding. The clerk's relief statistics for the past week were as follows :-In-doorpaupers 407, being a deoremee of seven ae compared with the corresponding week of last year; out-door poor 3047, decreace 25; out. relief, in money, £266 9s. 8*1, ...

... .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 ...

... TBE EDUCATION OF WELSH MIXERS' CHILDREN. On Saturday afternoon a deputation from the mining population of Monmouth6hire ?? South Wales had au interview ?? Hon. A. J. Mundella, M.P., at the Education Office, Whitehall to ask that the department should revise the educatitnal standards in their application to the mining population. The deputa. lion was introduced by the Right Elon, Lord Aberdare ...

... THE IVEATHER. FOQBECAST FOR TUESDAY, JULY 4Tg, leaned on the previous evening. [FRONT TliE METEOROLOGICAL DEPARITMENT,] Districts. Forecasts. j ESutherly and Eolth - westerly 0. Scotland, N, ?? winds, fresh And Btalng; unsot tled, coine rain, 1. Ditto, E ?? 1 V.esterly winds, rrcderate and 2. England, N.E. tret h; cloudy, rainy, 3. Ditto, I,,. 4, Mid, Counties, I Westerly ornorth-westerly ...

... 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 ...

... of thtgap Fgyptiau news is again exceedingly meagre, the sole items of interest being the confirmation of the reported massacres at Tantah and Kafrezayat, and the sudden departure of Dervish Pasha for Constantinople. The excitement in Cairo con- tinues, but no disturbances have yet occurred The Porte still delays its reply to the note of the Powers. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- ...

... GRAMMAR SCHOOL CONOERM. The usual concert in anticipation of the summer vea- tion took place at the Br-stol Gramnmar School, Tyndall's. park, on Sahtuday evesiltg, when the great hall was well filled, A decided lirprovement had been effected by trecting the temporary orchestra in front of the organ, ?? of its previous position on the oppoatte 'ide of the big achool. The advantage of this ...

... IFXTRACT8 FROM ' FUSNY FOLKS.' The ?? in EgW'pt IS a nerrow one, JoWZfaud snd Arrb) tightinpd for--wbaterer rerves the' Khe.ive it) hlcu of a Corvn, Of eoorse Ergland will win-end th.ei? 74booy noa iosleteil LhNe Dexct moves on the boacd, Tile ? ultan bhis hod L'B own xacaso~ for giviog Atabi tirao !e1d opportunity to viiiate the authority of the Xhediei, Dnd to cocate all the michief tbtt ...

... h5 ., j toe @ ll The chief item of intelligence from Egypt is that on Saturday afternoon a force of 250 Rifles advanced to Mihalla, some six miles distant from Alexandria, and blew up the railway, They ! exchanged shots with Arabi's cavalry guard. The i British forces ncw occupy Aboukir. The Khedive has atlast Signed the decree which was drawnup a week ago declaring Arabi a rebel. The water in ...