... mXstrtct R+ 033-54- s , BATH. At the Weston licensing session on Saturday, an application made by Mr Metoalfe (instructed by Mr J. W~all), on behalf of Mlr WX. . Reynolds, of the East Twerton hotel, for a full licence to be granted to some premises in the Station road, Lower Weston, was refused. KEY-NSH A M. In the police court on Saturday, William Henry Milton, charged with being drunk and ...

... X,,.,>tstrtct P+ Vbm- CLUTTON. A concert and comic drama attracted a large and appreciative audience to the National schoolroom on Tuesday evening. The following vocalists contributed to the musical part of the programme:-The MWisses Weeks, Riehardson, Hinton, Key, and Chard, and AMessrs Newberry, Blacker, Dicks, and Lewis. The second part was a comic drama, entitled A Rough Diamond, the ...

... iii j: j. i [ \ t I IL t LI P'S I U ,. I~~~~~~r , ~ ~ ~ o .1 , ;':: td iti9on of the flm tror. r bo' 'o; earl y-rsterday mtorn- ,0 \ ' h . 1S.,t, i. i hil lip's. Con- done, ut i t is satissfacory to ' , 't lt4+ buin of the firm will not, t~ ~~I ,cxten) Jr~ycxet. The Av.wNo.uifl '', 'T rsor i:,l;w:ii Wlkr o~~r, oCWraxall. , :~% ' r.-- J Ciliton), end aire situated t-st ofl C s 'li'eese lne. ...

... THE JJUB1LEE CELEBRATIONS. In connection with the jubilee celebration of ]edland Park Sunday school, a model blackboard lesson was given on Monday afternoon by Ur F. F. Balseyi J.P., in Redland Park hall. In the eveninga tea and social intercourse of pastteachers and scholars was held, the High Sheriff (Mr G. A. Wills) acting as host and president. A public meeting followed, In the hall. There ...

... ..:-,BRISTOL EVIDENCE, O ONE LINE JS VON E A, WHOI. PAGE A WS :8 TBIMONY,IF.ROM ANOTHFgT0 K.:: 'MiHe 'a inenttsl note of thfis:-, Mrs'Tenmplar ls well lnoUi1nBriol.:. Hef*6ord ig unr eatlete& You are reading local eviden ce',: lnveatigating home testimony. Bris4ol nems for ]l3tloi people. - , -Mra Amelia Templer, of 17, Marlborough street,. Bristol, Atatca- I I I , !Ibave been a vsry ...

... I BOOKS OF THE HOUR I It DI 1S Oi' ho Es TO ,St JIt Is, ht to a7 ON 'E c TEii GRENVILLIS. By S, I. Lysaght. (London M Macmillan and Co.) Mr Lysaght ' story is far beyond the fashionable length of the novel, but this is one of those which practically cover the events of two generations. The Grenvilles are an old West country family, with the a n motto Win Love, Lack Gold, and we are supposed ...

... :EMSFOR w TO-MORROW. THE CHURCH OK.'ENGLAND, The Cathedral-The'Arcldeacon, 10:30: The Deau 7 The Lord Mayor's Chapol-Rev J.H. BrJhtflan&aw30. St. Bartbolomew-Rev P. Hudson, l1 anu 830. Christ Church, Cliftou-Rov IV. L. Bell,ll1; Rov R. Kidd 3,16; RevT. C Chapman. 6.30 St. Clelnbnt-.RGv '. IH. Kirkhialt, II: Right Rev BishoP Marsden, .30 Emmannel, Bristol--Rov R. Cornall, 11 and 6.30. ...

... I I Boer Official View. The Forces on the Border. Troops in India Warned. Sensational Rumours. [Reuter's Telegrams.] PRETORIA, THURSDAY. The Transvaal Government is seeking, through the British Agent, an explanation of the mobilisation of the British forces on the Transvaal frontier. In regard to the conference mentioned in the Tronsvaol's last despatch, it is declared oflicially that the ...

... Td 'Ihe Parishioners' Presentation at ri t Amongst the numerous farewells which Canon ' Cornish will have to say before leaving for South so Africa, Ihere will probably be none which will make such an impression upon him as last night's gather- ingin his own parish. For he saidgoodby to hisown people. It was on lay 29tb, 1882, that the RevCharles Edward Cornish was Induoted vicar of Redeliff. ...

... FAtais, TUHESDAY EVENING. The market was steady during the early part of the afternoon. French Rentes were firm, and Spanish Exterior and Italians were also in some demnand. Later on the absence of orders from London induced some holders to realise, and the tone at the close was rather dull, Rio Tintos were steady. French Three per Cente Rentes rose 5c, French Three and a half per Cent. Rentes ...

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... IMLNRSAL RESOURCES OF INDIA. l0thee eitement which has been.oreated by the I ittles of gold in South Africa, Eloodyke, and : it Australia, th3 mineral wealth of India has c luoVerlooked, says a Bombay paper, although the N elcbes of the Geological Survey of India prove S Ntte Indian Empire is rich in mineral resources. N Der are being gradually developed, the progress 8 i aent date being ...