... Jwolnotrtvt J1 BATH. MrV.V. 'Are~ oo o~thecandidaties for the VaICA~I iir th V. gDmAdqO Ward addese a meetluff at the in ?? arR iig Mon~tih hilon Thursday. Dr D~,Ugln K Wilprsidng.f At the police court, yesterday, George Wi 6o o - ristol, 11*,CIargedwith travelieg on the vrelt Wes~es Be ilejway, between Paddim toi and Bjath, writhouit a ticket- 15 A ticket oollnotor named Fell depose, hth a h ...

... I FORECAST OF THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. The Speech from the Throne, to be read In both Houses of Parliament to-day, will be of unusual brevity, Alfter the oustomary refexene to the con- tinuance of friendly relations between tbis country and other Powers, her Majesty, it is understood1 will allude to the negotiations which lova been going on in regard to South Africa, and lso to those with Italy in ...

... Lette ?? btne btators Alikletr#must bettcomjpaided, by the namee and addrce or the swritcr, noD newwarily for pabkafion, but fer lit satftbhtfI of lthe or.' Mier W7e de not htod ouradess respongbte for any of the oini p We eannot underlake to return redected CoMnmunfc~zaiW .t '0 - REGISTEl ED TLEGsRAPHI ADDRESSES,. . BSI-Referring to- the ciroular which the PoaS Office issued a few weeks ago ...

... The beauty of the Circassian women has so long been proverbial-asonq those who never saw them- that. a letter which we printed recently from a traveller In the Caucasu comes like a wet blanket on all our preconceived notions, For it is the decided opinion of this gentleman that the idea of the ledies oR that Ind being even good-looking is ?? mistake, On the contrary, the majority of them are, ...

... TIE GOULI~ESf bE L'HI8TOMIE. osa The f oisConlikaes' dun -Boubingismte I' hate .-ci Oan G Pecl 9ppetitb foi fhe partiouler kind of 9ensatin~n I reveliations ie0 of w6ieh ,tcy; 'were made up. A Repn 1~e'-M -_ at.- jornial, tihie ' PiW1 in order perhaps to mfeet this i4vut - fii iublhhea 2 t first' bf a peries- of artielesr AiUred3'Ls v ialS Coebises9daeA'Hisrthe, vfith 'th e ?? ,Eohd. 125 - ...

... a The fortn htly meeting wan held Latb evening at a ,y the oiflce, Wshponde, Mtr J. Heassbaw (obtrmau) I it tresiding. Tieas were aleo present MIesrs Jasob I qonhs. J H. Bdal, J. Counins, W. Petheram, F. D Whitaker, J. S. Chenhall, T. Gleed, and J. Pinuock. n A HEAVY DEATH BATE, le Di WILLiAx BuowN (medical offlocr) reportel on d the health of the. district for October. The births numbered 86, ...

... 1Z .Z Z . MwA:l PBZE8 l PIZES I 0LUMDINl- BSPEOIALs PRIZES .ABOUT X1000. - I--.TY y nANE :1 FO OnE Bo LLIeN(m . , Erail drlZ6 of prizs I convention ?? tho;0 Illreaw~'tbal1al. Ath-letic- mOlb, Belbast, w1t take ?? iz the OentrL .Ujneseary street, - opKBattlSdY, 1thf~ Novteme 1-890! Lt hfooou0, p., na Rf cleiaint off the SiiiF dbt id -n proviiaeite in. the pad s. zdll& tb ollowing. arm the ...

... ; HOUBE DINNHE SPBECEC BY LORD-'EDMOND FITZ1AURlOE 1 Yesterday Lorde lmocld Fitudaorle wan the guest 9ti house dinrer t.t,'e Bristol LIberal Club, Mr a Edward Stradhey presided, and cameuglt others , present, besides the guelt of 'the evening, wste Mr i Charles Towasend, Me Courte~ily Warner, Mr H. CaryBttet, Messrs J. W. Arrowsmnth, A HaO'Ill, , Arthur Pottow, Henry Bennett, W. -H. Brown, ...

... ILonbWl JLette-. fgiO OUROWN 0033sZO'ONDRE'J I LoNDob, THIURSDA NIGHT, Though aotion to-day, in regard to the great queB- tion of the hour, has been more BEEIND THE SCENES than yesterday, it bha been just as urgent and lmpor- tant in every respect, The Irish members are teat iing every nerve t hecire a double objeet-first ,to prevent a breach with the Liberal party, which k they well know ...

... I RAILWAY S1-ASh IN DOWLT. .. . . ?? CARRIAGES TELESCOPED- A LADY KILLED- SEVERAL INJURED. .,NARROW ESCAPES. A WViborne correspondent telegraphe 'that an scoldent occurred on the' London and South-Weatern Railway at Droe0etone, near Wirnborne, yesterday, eseulting i the death of one lady and severe i Judries to. several other pertons, The facts, so ?? as they can be csertained, are that the 12 ...

... Ore rtsful frrcurp SAT UEDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1890. The fl~leroL M1mI3hcYl wan established Miarob 1, 1790, The BRISTOL D YL POST Wa S iued in conijunction with the MmoRCmy Janiury 84,1860, and Incorporated with it January 28,1878. Pauper DOI& * WE trust that nothing more will be* heard of the resolution with regard to the boys of the Bristol Workhouse which was defeated at St. Peter's Hospital ...

... [FIRST NOTICE.] We have remelved from MJoera Partridge and Oo, the Mother'u Compmnion, the Friendly Viaitor, the Family Friendi- the ?? Infants' MagazIne, the Children's Friend,' the Band of Hope Review, the British Workmau, and Our Own Gazette; also the Sun, Messrs Bradbury, Agnew and Co. have just issued the first part of Society Pictures, drawn by George Manarier for ...