... IPRESENTATION TO MR. J. 0. ROBINSON. Last evening a number of gentlemen aoembled at the Grand hotel for the purpose of making a presentation to Mr. James Clifton Robinson, late manager of the Briltol Tramwaya Company, and who recently became a partner in an impoxtint metropolitan undertaking, Mr. Sam Lang, tbe treasurer, who presided, was supported among others by the guest of the evening, and ...

... [JEom OUK LoNDoN x 0 C rEONDIMT.] HOUSE Or CoOMUON$, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Business began more hirmoniouslfto-day than on any recent occasion. The Premier was In his placobaforethe speaker found enough members present to constitute a Mouse. Mr. Gladetone had dome down prepated to make concession in the intereits of the IrIsh minority,, and hall an hour's debating saw the seoond rule of pro. ...

... LORD DUTFARIN'S MISSION. .LVIVIJJ X li~ P 1MiQWLV5,% PrnA, TOBteDAY,-The announcement of Lwrd Dufferia e departure for Egypt has eaused great excite. ment arnd come suspicion in political quarters here, Ministersremained all last night in Counell at the Paslae in consequence. Lord Dufferin has informed the Porte of his departure by two identical notes verbails, one being addressed to the ...

... 11LORD SALISBJURY. iA TPANP b Last evening, thb Marquis of. SAh Conservative meeting in the Corn -Eirolib i There were about 000 people peaent. .taken of the occasion t, present'th'rlie' U iih l address from the Conservative a i south of Scotland. Sir a. Graban ontgomej ex&ti iand there was an influential gathering on the The Chairman, in opening the lroccedings, a t the future they might ...

... 4 OHIPPEN:AM AGRICULTURAL ASOOIATION. I - *ANNUAL.DIN~NEH, The annfual dinner of the Chippenhens Agricultural Association was hehld yesterday Afternoon, at the Angel I hotel, ChippenhilW2, the chair being taken by the president of the as5B50iation, Mr. Neeld. The company numbered a about a hundred, and amongst those present were the I Marquis of, Lansdowne, Sir Gabriel Goidney, Barb., M.LP., I ...

... TBE WINTBR GARDEN BAZAAR, To-day the Mayor of Bristol opens a bazaar at the Victorla-rouma In aid of au object which on the one part isa Enre to cttract a large amount of support from those who are ever ready tO forward on a gopd work, and on the other hand the genetal public asinot fail to be *attracted by what i really a refreshing novelty in this almost tbreshed-out medium of raising wayS ...

... PROPOSED DIWOC;NTINUANCE OF SUNDAY FUNERALS. The fortnightly meeting of the St. Philip's Burial Eoard was held yeeterdsay at the offices, Stapleton-road, Mr, G. Sanders in the chair, The CLEms (Mr. S. Baber) anuouncad that he had received a letter from the Rev. H. Armstrong Hell, ?? him that the Revs. S. Pike, A, Trengrove, W. 1B, Jellle, and W, Morgan had boeo deputod by the Clergy and ...

... PUBLIO MEETING AT EASTVILLE, Last evening, a public meeting was held at the Frimitive Methodist 3choolroom, Eastville, in reference to thc recent floods. There was a fair attendance of the ratepayern of the neighbourhood. The meeting was con- venied by handbills issued by the Rev. T. H. Baraott, vicar of St, Mark's, Easton, The ochair was taken by Mr. Isaac Butler, who, In opening the ...

... I - , . - _ - e r or - -lZ_ e The president of this society, Mr. W, Edwards a George, the late High Sheriff, the membern of the n committee, and other supporters of the assooiation. E sttended Divine service in the morning at All Saints' 1s Church, The monument of Edward Colston in the south 3 It transept wva effectively decorated with flowers and I i evergreens. Amongst those present were the ...

... . NIS1qfil ?,M- ?Ivf e BATr . 'I THE ALDEMAN ANiD THE CouNCILLon.-The Police. court was crowded yesterday worning in the expeatation . of hearing a case in whbich AldejaDan Chaffin was ths n c pisinant, end Councillor Tarrtor the defendont. The t charge ainet tbe lnter wan thatof naing language tend. 0 leg to cauce a breach oE the poace. When the colae w13 5 called on it wa3 announced that it ...

... THE EASTE9AW QUEBTION. - . . .. . .- - - -. ?? Tbe followlng Is an intaresting aconput ?? views of England's altered poskiton in the Es3t, takes from the HVoroe Vemya (a St. Peteraburg journal), This paper hazaids the supposition that. the temporary re. moval of EDglanmi's chloobaos of diplomatic operations In the BEat from Constantinople to Cairo may turn out to be a permanent ohange. It ...

... MESSRS. SANGER'S CIRCUS IN PARK ROW. In a ?? short apace of time there has been erected in Park-row the most spacions and convenient building which has everbeen provided in this city for e equestrian performances. It was built by Messrs. E. C. t Howell and Son, of this city, from plans prepared by oIr. v E. T. Harrison, an architect who has had considerable b experience in designing similar ...