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... le. . In ?? -.0 9WO16 . . wtottftt ?? . shoftiiobt X 3 visi to this city *.1X yesterday evening,. . - A The united - festival of p the Ilol0 branch. of, hel J ?(,hurch of- Vogland,'Temperancer Socilety, Was hld~ y;aged five y ni er anese catcvice firnte w con lttied'inth m t - PFARMBOROUGH. , .. ..O&so Sarday lasbe the Inv itation of Mr peowanfd tl * M Waver-a losth, bi~ in, h Keynshaui-. ...
... a .j.11.i Yy 'AMUL A BRISTOL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS, Ri 3Co]. A, H. VER3STURMFI, Commanding. a 1.-Officer on duty for ensuing week-Capt. Edwards, B Orderly sergeant-Sergt. Burgess. 2.-Drills for recruits and others on Tuesday, 29th T1 inst., and Thursday, 31sb inst. at 7,30 p.m. pile( O.-The comp~etitors (senior members and recruits) read for the spring drill prize competition, will parade r LB ...
... MONDAY, MAY 14, 1888. The BRISTOL NEuCmY was et1ablished March- 1, 1700 The BRISTOL DLY POST WaE ts Ened in ?? with the EMRoURY January 24, 1C60, and incorporated with it January 26,1878. | , - -t -, ?? I L - - A T-l W IOA Inv opu v.. Rv. by - - - _ _ -- ?? and St.George, and the Star of lndia. Sir Charles Warren, Mr G. Baden Powell, M.P., and Sir John Pender were amongst the recipients of ...
... WE have now better means of judging of the probable effect of the Papal rescript with regard to.boycotting and the Plan of Campaign. Many of the suppressed branches have held meetings at which the subject was discussed, and upon the character of the resolutions passed it is reasonable to base pretty definite assumptions as to the view taken by the League at large. It will probably be said that ...
... w, OPENING OF A NEW HALL. a On Saturday the Liberals of Mangotafield celebrated in the opening of a new ball, which has just been ro- erected in the centre of the town. Hitherto, the )00 members of the No. 1 Liberal Association-for there ad are two such organisatione, Liberalism being very 'he strong in the neighbourhood-have met in a room ty attached to the Lamb inn, but that has long been 1 ...
... I TEE RATIONAL SICK - ASSOCIATION. THE QUINQUENNIAL CONFERENCE. 5 The eighth quinquennial delegate meeting of, the Rational Sick and Burial Association commenced its sittings yesterday morning in the Association hall, St. James's square, Mr Joseph COldweli (Manchester), president of the society, occupied the chair, The' following answered the roll call:- Manchester-Joseph Caidwell (president), ...
... rte ritoI euur! TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1888. The BRISTOL META MY was established March 1, 1790 The BRISTOL DAILY POST was issned in conjunction with the MERCURY Juanuy 24,1860, and incorporated with it January 20. 1878. ,A ?? 1.0,0. The Queen, accompanied by Princesq Beatrice . and the two daughters of Prince Christian, left , ?? ?? : :-t -. ?? 1-- Windsor last night for Balmoral. The Prince of ...
... The annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Loodke of Gloucestershire was held on Tuesday at Stow-on- the-Wold, by command of ?? Hon, Sir Michael Hicks-Beacb, Bart,, the Grand Master of the Province. Notwithstanding the inconveniences of the railway Service, the number of brethren present was large ; and ?? interest attached to the proceed- ings from the fact that two of the permanent offices, ...
... tonlbo tetter. a. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bo .JFBOK OUR OWN O0RitRSPOVIDENTJ m a! mil is, LoNuos. WEDNLSDAY INIGEIT. wali y. The short recess is almost at an end, Band to~morrow que )aTHE HOUSEl 0F COMMONS pas. y will be ?? ?? in the not very exciting busi- pre. .t, neke of. the Civil Service Eitimates. The King- the ar Harman Bill will be put down for Monday, and raP it notbinir of general ...
... ?? i et~term to tlw ?? ?? Byi I e~ QdiV*VMota lh fM_ . l e 'Al letters mut Pe FcomPanied b the naIeS 4ndl adreael of : t t i l V~ ns~ ne~eesaarq foi pUb~lcation, but hif ti We Ceanot Uadetake to'return reclted ?? ' T COMPULSORY CLOSI1NG BILL. SIR-During the post few days I have noticed. in severatl shops pbtitions for-pfiblio signature against the' Cbmpumbory Closing Bill, Now, the question ...
... A Paris correspondent, describing the celebration at t Pcre Lachaise of the Communist insurrection of 1871, r and the riot to whioh it led, says that in the afternoon 4 there was a long succession of processions to the r tombs of Blanqui, Vallls, and Delescluze;'vhioh are 3 in the cemetery. A committee of the Commuiuists q brought a wreath of zed-peonies, which was deposited on the Communist ...
... eir The officers and members of the Dodington troop of 5 to the Royal Gloucestershire Hussar Regiment of ING Yeomanry dined together at the George hotel on the WedneEdayevening last. Theroom was profusely and lick tastefully decorated for the occasion with swords and end carbines, beautifullyarranged instars ?? the Holderness. A good representation of the regimental the crest (executed by Mr 3 ...