... W1IITSUN HOLIDAY. Where to Go and What to See. Weather prospects for the holiday are not promis- fog. There is time, of course, for an improvement, but it is well to be prepared for the worst. The list of excursions and amusements is a long one, and there should be no trouble in finding something to do. We append details of the principal arrange- ments:- Great Western Railway. In accordance ...

... I Further Arrangements. - As there havebeena good manyinquiries aboutthe route which the Queen will go, we are asked to state tbat the route as orlginally sunoneed has not been altered, neither Isit intended to alterit. This wIll seot at rest any misunderetandlng whioh may have arisen in consequence of unfounded rumours to. the'effect that certain alterations have been made ia the route, It ...

... Etc 3bitoI %I1ercup FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1899. h1Io BRISTOL MFnCVRY Vwas ostablisbed March 1, 1780 TbC BRISTOL DAILY POST was issued in conjunotion with tile JEIUCunRY January 24, 1860, and incorporated %with It January 26,1878. TELEPrlONE, No. 149. I'Ile Army. TinlE Estinztes for the important preliminaries Bundget, because they are year ale to tlic items for xNlich the Chancellor of thcl ...

... ~ZDC IPulpit+ Tlhe lev Stopford B3rooke preachled yesterday mlolning at Lewvin's :Mead lmeeting plave on tihe subjeet of T lie work of righteousliess in peaee, his text being Isaiah xxxii. 17. Righteousness (he said) is a state of the soul, in which the true, just, pure, magnanimious and honourable thing is thoughlt and felt so vitally that the will I is ruled by it, and the aet that fits it ...

... I lWEST OF ENGLAND I SANATORIUM. I ANNUAL MRETINC;. The annual meeting was held at the Institution, Weston-super-Mare, on Saturday. Mr FrancisJ. Fry (Bristol) presided, and there were also present the Ven. Archdeacon of Wells, the Rev WV. S. Tomkins, the Rev M. B. Saunders (hon. chaplain), Dr G. B' Fraser (hon. medical officer), Dr Swete, Messrs T. Mullins (hon, sec.), J. T. Nicholetts, T. .f. ...

... LOWUCESTERSHXBE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. By Col. F. C. OR1, Commandlng. 1,-Officer on duty for ensuing-week, Capt, H. NV. R, Wait; next for dutyOapt. J, WVort. Orderly ser eant, Sorgt H. J.-Kirloy; next for duty, Sergt. F. Parnafl. . 2,-Drills during the week: Drummers will practise on Wednesday, at 7.30 p~m. 3.-Owving to the QueerPs' visit to Bristol on 16th November, the oarbines--n possession ...

... WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE AFFAIRSE' On.'FffddY. Mr ffurnfodi's arepesentative of the Charity' Comn issloners; attended -at the Town hall torinquire. respectting, the proposal of the *Towv Trustees to build new houses in the Chipping on thb site of the one burnt down some time ago, and twO cottages w4loh have since been pulled down. The db'hIElfisole fi'rt Insp4ced '16he sie'nd asked it hnun6bderoi! ...

... aI la k 5,1 h n 0 ig n le at or id rid It, rc Id 10 ad a so ot by ,r, be se ht Cr he Ii- Aot rs. an ce dy o f ke Soa o r xt e d re- Senor Sagasta's Policy. [Press Association Foreign Special.] Rleuter's Maldrid correspondent writes under the date of the 13th inst. as follows- Despite the present uncertain political outlook in Spain, the Liberals confidently declare that they expect to retain ...

... %rwb Artotel filerfurp THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1899. hoe BnlSTOL bIERCURY was established March 1, 1790 The BlnhSTOL. DAILY POST wvas Issued in conjunction with th d MIERncURY January 24,1860, and incorporated with it January 26,1878. TELEPHONE No. 149, Sir Millchael Hicks Beach. TilE Chancellor of the Exchequer was amnong his constituents last l night, and figured as the chief speaker at a ...

... IT would be foolish on our part to say that there is much probability of the Liberal candidate being returned, at Exeter to-day, and at the same time it would be' weak if we ascribed the chance of defeat to any reason which has a bond fide connection with party politics. The country is committed to a war which is for the. moment a popular; war, and' it stands perhaps. more deeply committed to ...

... IilGSWOOD URBAN COUNCIL. - - _- - i r W6 The usual meetiog of thc Urban District Council du ;eas held last evening at the Uounoil chamber, High R2 .treet. The following Wrere present :-Messrs W. D. Hi Strange (choirMan), . I Evans (vice-ohairman), S af3 turobill, 1 IPow, J. Wihitcombe, B. Harris, Albert CIE ainter, -Irthur Painter, 1. R. Betty, . H. EGreenl, all . Brain, (,. Jeiferies, anod WV ...

... BATH 13ATHS COMMITTEE. -L'' tIMO'tD'PA1Al Q INA l 'T' HEAVY D1ECREASE IN THIE INCOME. A nlleting of tlt' Bath Baths Coininittee was held yesterday ulorning, Aldermlan MoocO iu the chair. A recommnendation of tilo Advertising iiubvomnmittae that D1r Egbort Lewiis be appointed advertisinlg agont for tlhe year 1599 was adopted. ilHE IUARITFRSS ACLOUN-r. Col. A INOU.L DavI 1 jresented n report of ...