... CHEMICALS, M iEi3ALU. AND O.FTA] I as_- C! -S 1A.A- - -A ,It 11; -frdnl:s S Novelle S. W. Royae nd QJ,., cZ , oerot aE follots:- OhemsiclF-Oonsdotturistl th2 f to frkte pr.mnnelbd thoblalf Yogr, Drd tbot btiiust3 has been lii ai8 by the General EDection, the e?ceutd vo tfar ot i Il trineitactiont that have !talkm piA_, dnrinz Cho rn1nI maut be considered oafihfaoctfe :, Pnice3 r pz0ii delivery ...

... I A PO'L sTAX `URSTION. A; me etn the St.I Pilip's lount Ward -Llral Assoa Mo wad at Hebren Schoolrem, Batton~Hl.i IM Jbse- Swa h preside and whero wu a largO Bus* E M I. H, On.Lxos introdued th sabct ofa taxing passenge using the plessnee stemersi and mov0ed1 That this meeting Strongly tndeosn the action of th Town Docks Committee in erecting the railing at the Hotwels, and i of oinion ht ...

... 'tz ?? A. ? r )DW ?t?-Z 0 of,, The isterest in the coming elogols Wu k.961 than ever yesterday, and eve on the Caor Eohage the ehanoui of Libenrl ?? candidate weae diloused quite u Mach o the pries Of coran, wh1k - were weak, and the market itlelf flat In the etrme. Yestelday the Plas at which the volta w111 be counted on Monday night and the relt declard In the four divisloa of BRistol were ...

... Austrol,97 Barley, IN view of the statements that were ' made in the Hougeof Commons when the Budget was being discussed, with reference to the effect that the wholesale intro- duotion of foreign barley for brewing purposes would have upon home growers, the test consign- ment of barley just arrived from Sydney is especially noteworthy. This consignment of malting grain is being sent by the New ...

... 0Ct Pistol0 Alrcurp BATURDAY, MARSH 9,1895. The BRISTOL MERCURY Was estsbllebed Marlh 1. 170D, The BBISTOL DAILY POST was IssIued in conjunction ,nith the MERCURY January t24, 1OL'U and incorporated with it January 2i, ±878, TELEPHONE No. 149. -with Their OwnI Petard. Timz situation Thigh now presents itself on the.London County Council, although regrettzble from some points, han sundry ...

... Hooruiting, TniE annual report of the Inspeotor- General of Recruiting just issued, is interesting reading, not only because it concerns an organisationtwhioh every one wishes to see prosper and develop, but because it states that as the Army is becoming more popular with all classes, the qocisl condition of the recruits is improving. At one time the Army was considered in many quarters as a ...

... .CDC voitt cem The War Oficoe authozilies i nnzc a third I=su hol the Valuiteer Am IWezn diastriot olaim the laygrlit nbO ,.O JIitfdI~owcd by the home diatfl~t ib29 rti ,Egotern 189, We fl 105;t OJJIII1ei Siu'818rn; isduth~.Eaiterfl, -Thwnel w Wow4i dletrial I( IO3 1 165 -21! *bgm3gwit the ?? ~P4 ieauly;1800 SI ?? bt150ow book on! The CiAaea ign,1814 and 1694, W116211n n 106lI th1 S±St3 of ...

... ROYAL CJOMMS1{ION ON AGBIOULTUTRE The counties-of Bedford, Huntiagdoo, and North. osuto form thlesubjoot of a report presented. to the Roal o'1 so1o Ar1utue prepared by Mr Bunater. Puingle, Assistant Commissioner. ae wax ranch asidsted ini hisi isnqiry by the agricultural s0oolles of the three ?? who-brought him into cotact wlthall.therepresoentativelatudownert agents, and farmer., and be ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1895. The BRISTOL MERCUMY was establisbed Mmrch 1, 1790, The BRITOL DAILY POST WRIS issued In conjunction with the MERCURY January 14, 1IS5, and incorporated with it January So, A87M. TELDEPONE No; 149, TIRE event of the day is pnqueation. ably that Mr Jabe ?? Balfour has been restored to his longing .t -. country and is now a prisouer in charge of the London police to meet ...

... HOUBE OF LORDS-YEBTURDAY. The Lord lhanoellor took bb seat on the woollaot at A quarter.pst four ocook. UNIVEBSITY OF LONDON. Lord FLAXFAIR gcve notice that he would St AM early day Introduce a Bill to reconstitute the Univeralty of London, FIRST READING. The LORD CHANCELLOR introducad a Bill to codify the law relating to marine Insuance, and ft ?? read a first time. SEA FISHERIES REGULATION ...

... THE ALKALI AMT. ' s j,*LLA SIJLLJA *i a c Dr Alfred U., Fryer, In his detailed report for the Roath.Wweaf Of England and South Wales diebrlta which appears in the 81st annual rport on Alkali, &a MWoiks, jnut ;been, issued by the LoaI Govexnmen; Bonrd, states tbat there were regiatered in he distmiot Idutlng 1894 :-Six- Alkali (inoluding wet oopper) iworke,179 other (snhedued) worbkiotabl 185. ...

... ?ve i!?zt 24_?Our0, ills0 a ebrovales at:1 bay iyow-nsa Ttmonll ?? closed at 105k for.~ money and 105 616 for acoosuetX It is expected tbat the Queev,; with PE'Aess Beatilcoend PRIncesi Victoria of hehwig.oiteiu, will return to Wlidsor Castle, from the Continet, oan Frlday, May 3, Her Majesty will reside at Windsor Castle until May 21, and then proceed to Balmoral. The Duchess of Teak ...