... 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 ...

... THE BOMBARDM1ENT OF ALEXXNADRIX* SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES. TIlE CITY ON FIRE. SUPPOSED SACKING OF ALEXANDRIA 3Y BEDOUINS. SAFETY OF T II KHEDIVE. OFFICIAL Tr4LEpGRAMS. The f ...

... T.BE FBELING IN THE MEUROPOLM, TUESDAY NXa11r, In the Parliamentary lobby, as well as in the clubs, hotele, and other resorts of a more or le:e public cha- racter, the bombardment formed the chief topic of con. vereatlon. In the House of Commons the committee for diecuasion on the Itish Arrears Bill cont:nue3, bat the intereet of that subject is for the time eclipwel by the stihriog events at ...

... [FrO OUR LONDON COSPo0NDENTI.] Ily EXRCITING SCENES IN THE HOUSE. tadt DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT. ea no HouSE or COMMONS, FRIDAY Nroera. ch The monotony which has prevailed during the past of w eek of the discnssionson the CrimesBill has thisevening vo been interrupted by a defeat of the Government, which, is though it resulted partly from bad management on the of part of the Mlinisterial whips ...

... qF a,04al gl4m, TEE BmISTOL GENERAL HOSPITAL.-WV would remind our readers that the grand bazaar in aid of the funds of this noble medical charity will commence on Tuesday next, in the Coleton-hall. It will be seen from an announcement in our aDdvertis. jug columns that a public meeting will be held in St, Agnes Mission-room this evening,at eight o'clock, to con. eider the scheme for a pleasure ...

... IRELAN A N7), It is stated that the JsDlice have got importfantinformation with regard to the murderers of Lord F. Cavendish and Mr. Bnrke, Fresh proclamations have been issued, offering £000 reward for private information as to anyone barbouring the assassins. Fire hundred placards offering £20,000 reward for the discovery of the assassins were posted in Dublin yesterday. Three men, named ...

... O$F C14,04al 'Ta. eat ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~1 est _ ?? cel It will be seen that the Rev. Dr. Rees is announced to Ul ty. lecture this evening at the Tabernacle on the Religious greal Revivals in Wales. Tile reputation and position of the sligh to lecturer afford a guarantee that the subject will be spiy ive tfficiently treated. by A We are pleased to eotice that Mr. Richard Cridland, rerol ...

... TrlHE WAR PREPAl1.ATIONS. The Duke of Cambridge was at the Var-office yeater. day in consultation several hours with the chief officials, Mr, Childers beirg also preceut, whilat a meeting of the Lotds of the Admiralty was held at Whitehall, Lord Northbrook presiding. It is uuderctaod that the troop3 to operate if required as an army of occupation have been finally selected, and that ...

... The weekly meeting of the committee was held yoeter. day at the Prince-street offices, Mr, C. ., Low pro- siding, The other memboia prezent were Aldermen NaiEh, vice'OhairmVn, Messrs. J. E, Jefferies, J. H. Lockley, E. C. Ring, R., , Hewett, and E. F'ollwell. Mr. D, Davies, medical officer of health, reported that during the week ended Wednesday, 61 deatbs were regiatered, giving the annual ...

... HISTORY OF THE EGYPfIAN QUEStION. Few readers, probably, have felt ti'1 lhtely a strong interest in the Egyptirn, crise, It has bean going on for months, not to say yeais; Bud during all that time one rumour lisa succeeded another with a misty uncertainty vvhich, if it has done nothing elce, hog established a pro. found con',iction that it is harely worth while to make the exertion of ...

... B&TH. BATTIVrOuUM ScHOOL,-The annual prize distribution was held yesterday, on the school premises, when the Mayor presided, Mr. William Hurst presented the report of the committee, which stated that there are 322 boys in the eshool, being an increase of 21 on ?? year., Her Majesty's inspector reported most fivourably on the piogreis of the boys, and the comznaittee acknow. ledged the ...