... Not Provcn. ( 'n ii iE trial of tihe authors of the plui a. of campaign has ouded, as so many S ate trials in Ireland do, in a dream. The jury have had to be discharged without find- ing a verdict. This is, we fear, but another nail in the coffin of her M~ajesty's present advisers The Irish judicial bench is certainly not distin- tinguished by any lack of sympathy with the Castle authorities, ...

... 33nwpenat iarttament. I [Br T1EL(IRAPH I IN TIHE HOUSE. LFR(OhT OUR 01OWN COORRVSPONDENT.J HOUSE OF COM11ONS, TuoDAoY, Mlr A. J. Banlfour l)romiss to become a fit exponent of a firm and resolute policy towards Ireland. An answer which he delivered this evening, in reply to aI question from the Irish benches, was obviously iran cd with, the view that the House and Ireland bad better understand ...

... -e -t T8:u 15_1 ea .LLI2 ±1k' il lbs Secrcary of the Bristol Royal Infirmary acknow of ledges the following contributions:-Collection3 at ri Thornbuvy Chlireb, per Rev H1 B. Hodwson, £X7 9O3d; hl St. Silas Church, per Rev IV. Saunders, £2 l0s; St. John h( the Baptist Church, Clifton, per Rev P. A. Phelpi, £-2 2s; et Gospel Hall, Niehola3 street, per 31r J. E. Johnson, cc £:1 Ds 2d; All Sainte' ...

... I I THE CHANCELLO% OF THE EXCHEQUER ON STATE AID. A deputationwraited on the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, to lay before him the claims of the Victoria University (Manchester and Liverpool) to a grant in aid, Lord lartington Introduced the deputation, whom ha described as perbaps one of the inost important, influential, and representalive which had ever been assembled as representing ...

... TO-DAY. ARTILLERY-5,15 p~m, meeting of the Finance Corm mittee at headquarters. Non-commissioned officers' class. Sword practice after drill. 8 p.m., practice for the drum and fife band. ENGINEERS-7.30 p.m., A and D companies, engineer- ing; drill for recruits, 1st and 2nd squads. RIFLES-1, 3, and 4p.m., Ist and 2nd class cup com- petition (any position). 7.30 p.m., company drill; drill for ...

... OuJt jatt? sabe.o A Garfann df-omy the Parable&. By W. B. Littlewood. (Lotdon W. Mack.) T A. Pathetic interest is attae'aed to this volume, because lts author passed a way from earth whilst he was preparing this second edition for publication. He was woll known in the West of England as Vioer, until his health broke down, of St. Jamea'., Bath, where, although he had rigid evangelical viows on ...

... )IUM/iotrtct OtbYl. BATH. BoARD 01 GITARfDIANs.-The weekly meeting was held ytsterday morning, Mr It, O. Ifeywood prosiditi . The statistical returns for the wveek ending Mlarch 2' th were presented, and showed that the utnu)er of outdoor paupers was 1137.; corretslpl)idilig weck last 3 tr, 1212. a decrease of 105; amount of our-door reli f 4b 0 ?? 3Ad, last year £1 l16 7s 24d, a dqcreoa of £0 ...

... ?? Librarpy sable. igoveyin q. By T. Baker, C.E- (tondon: Crosby Look. wood, and Co.) 2oot and Sheomakid#q. By John Bedford Leno. (Same publishers.: MrX Baker's treatise on land and oegineering surveying dardwork andits Ipopularity and u~efuiueee are :sletiby the fa'ot that it has reached it3 fourteanslt edtc.The present iseue bae been ?? cund correltni by tibt. late Prfeor tsJ. R. Young, ...

... T'e Seercttyi of the Bristol Royal Infirmiry ackeoo- le~ge tbo follsvsiisg ?? Pakenham. per Dr I' irpldto~l. mtnilt, I; collected at the -l2oval Hotel isih; s.tderleo ~rl lz 8s1 3d; ?? I Ie ttap, i; Mrts (sargiz Bri'it, toys Iaud picture books for clilren; Mlr.i Bowies, Fttirford, wagaeinos; Nr T''dor NVilliawe, Cotlmui 5ide, Gcsapihies Tie Svcieiary of (lie Beittol General Hospital, ackoow ...

... CLIFTON COLLEGE COMM1AtORATION. I I 1DEABhT fliT DIV fl DnDIn rl7U xT 1.~ SERMON BY DR PERCIVAL, The annual Onthrie commiemoratiionwas celebrat'ed fld at Clifton College on Saturday, when morning, service 9 f4 vat was conducted in the chapel. Prayers were read by N% co, the headmaster, the Rev J. MW. W~ilsoni, ineladiog, a ri aid special collect for benefactors. Wesley's antacia, I d Let uts ...

... BRISTOL VOLNTEER DIARY. TO-DAY. ARTILLERY-3 te S p m., carbine practice at Avon. mouth; 2nd iup competition of shooting club. ENGINEXES-7,80 p.m., engineering for 3rd squad and casuals. RIFLES-I, 3,4, 8, and 6 p.m., 3rd class ball practice; cup competition (Wimblcdon position) ; 10a.m.to 1 pm., and 7 to 9 p.m., all arms, haversacks, and waterbottle8 to be returned into store. NAVAL ARTILLERY-5 ...

... Iracl LipEki, the man suspected of poisoning Mirs Angel, in Batty street, Whitechapel, London, has made a statement at the London Hospital, Ire says: -,At seven o'clock in the morning a man who had worked for me asked me to give him some work. I told him to wait; that I would buy a vice for him, so that I could give him work, I went to purchase a vice, but when I got to the shop it was too ...