... tiw Btigtot 1Wr BATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1892. The BRISTOL MICRnOURY who elabillsned Iarch 1, 1700 the BRISTOL DAILY Post was isued iu conjunction with the MsnRCuRY January 54, 1860, and incorporated With it January 36, 1878, Sutherand Jewels, Wit JUSBTICL NORTIL was the principal actor yesterday in a family dispute which is likely to give a good deal of occupation to the law courts and the ...

... LECTURE ON VIVISECTION. Last night, unt)6t -h auspices of the St, Clement's Church Mutual Improvement Society, a lecture was I delivered in the St. Olement'a Sohool, Newfoundland road, by Mr T. A, Williams (agent of the Bristol and I Clifton Antl.Viviseotion Sooiety)-subject, The Truth about the Vivisection Controversy, or, An Hour in a Pbysiological Laboratory, Ar NVt. a. iklins presided, ...

... PROFESSOR PATTERtSONS CANDIDATURE. On;Saturdwy evening a meeting in ?? the return oftheRevProfessor-Patterson, ?? Methodist candidate, for a seat ou the Bristol-Sohool Board, was. held in the 1oholroom attached-to the Wesleyarn Chapel, Old -Market street. The Rev Forstor Crosier presided over a moderate attendance. The CHAIRMAN observed that there was not only: every prospaot that Profensor ...

... At the Worship street police court there was rs- vealed before Mr Rose, during the hearing of a oharge of attempted suicide made against a m su named Lewis Morrs, a sbooking tale of misery and destitu- tion, The prisoner, who is a Russian Jew, obtained a precarious existence by loitering about the police courts to offer his services as interpreter of the patois spoken by his countrymen. This ...

... THE UNSEOTARIAN SIX. Last evening a meeting was held at the Jubilee hail, St. Philip's Marsh, in support of the six Uuseotarian Liberal candidates. Mr H. W. Twigge presided, and there was a fair attendance, The OCAIRMAN announced that Mr H. 0. Trapnell, one of the six candidates, had written apologllong for non-attendance. In the courne of his speech, Mr Twiggs said that he thought there was a ...

... y SPEECO BY MR E. S HOWARD, A.eAeeting of Liberals was held last evening, at tfih a National sohools, Avonmouth, Mr Jared Strido pre- a sided, and there wan a good attendance. Amongst A those present were Messrs H. Carey Batten, HEam- pbrey Gwynne, and B, Stafford Howard. The CuIIIMAv, after announcing that apologies for absence had been received from Messra Ben t Tillett, 0, Townsend, and ...

... qmperia1 lparitament. of ?? rl - - __ _ - -( [ny TrHLE;GAr.] HOUSE OF LOBDS-YIHSTEBDAY. Tbe Lord Chascellor took his ieeat on the wooLseac1 at a luauter-past four oD'leck. A iaLICIOUS DOCUMENT. Lord MQKWxs-TEL iaid that his attention hal bee called to it dectiallt~t sigried by the Lora Privy Seat, find evidentlr jutendtd to ieflcenoe the ppniaing election for the London 'Crunty C0oucil In that ...

... TEE ACCUTSED A BUNAPARTE. Luouia Clovis . onap'1 e, civil engineer, residing at le the Powis mansions, Linden gardens, Bayswater, son, t of Pri 1ce Louis Lucieri Bonaparte, lately decs aed, g was brought up on a warrant at the Welt London, ' police court, Yesterday, charged with conspiring with William Alexander Thomson1 to defraud Rosalie Clovis Bonaparte of a diamond necklace and other ra ...

... fit@ LaOt 24 IOUtg 'Tie a ?? of day by das.-nde Tfnmut., cansoal closed at 95 9.16 for money and D5 11.16 for the new (March) aount. \ Pressure has been broughtio bear on Mr Gladstone, a urglng him not toreturn toliondon during the preva- t lence of influenza, and it Is believed he will remain on the Continent for anobher fortnight. Inthis came Sir 5 William Harcourt will on the eve of the ...

... Ore stitol perrarp TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1892 The BE~nOL nary of atbIsbS Msroh 1, 170U The BRmSTL DAY FOOT wa issued In lon unotior with the x3CU3~ January 24. 1860. ut incorportod with II Janum 20,187& Tho Army. J-\ the House of Commons yesterday a the chief subject under discussion was the Army Estimates. Mr Stanhope -. . _- _ -_ L L _A bad already been cross-examined with regard to el the ...

... riztol %?ercurp SATUBDAY, 3IAIRCEI 2?3, 1892. Tb. B?IBTOL ME?OU? vie ..bbIfsh.? Narob I. 1190 The BRISTOL DAILY POST vii tuned in ?? with the MEBOUR? 3anu?y 24,18W, au?incorporate4 ?hth it lanns.ry 28,1878. fleh?ing Se? Sei2a. We are bound to confess that we should take the little disagreement between this country and the United States very much more seriously, if the date of the Presidential ...

... I~be Adt 24 fourso 'Tie it chronicle of day by da'Y.-274 TeMsOea, Consols closed at 95 15.16 for money and account. The MaByor of Eastbourne issued a proclamation on Saturday callingr upon the people to keep away from the Salvation Army processions, mud the Watch C Committee sussnioned police reinforosments from 13 Hove ?? Tunbridge Wells ia view of possible cl disturbances, the feeling being ...