... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Sbt Arf~tol fauur? THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1899. 'he BnISTOL MviERCvy was established March 1, 1790 The 13RISTOL DAILY POST Was issued in conjunction with the MERculsy January 24,1860, and incorporated with it January 26, 1878. TELErHONE No. 149. An Evangelical I Catechism. CATSCHhSIEYO was one of the I earliest practices of the Christian Church, and we Southrons have a deep impression of the ...

... PATOI- lnrnv R,1 PARTS, MONDAY EVENING. The international market opened firm but rather quiet, little business being done in anything but Spanish securities. Exteriors were in renewed demand and soon rose to 59f 20c. Spanish railway eharcs were also bought in towards the close. Some heavy selling of Italians both on German and Italian sccount caused a general reaction, and the tone at the ...

... THE ANTI-VIVISEOTIONISTS. There was a capital audience in the Hall of the Self Reliance Society, Lewin's Mead, Bristol, last night, presided over by the Rev J. Wain, who had pleasure in introducing the lecturer. Mr T. A. Williams spoke of the degradation which, he said, was the result of vivisection. He gave many instances of cruelty which were occurring in EDgland to-day. Animals were ...

... THE TRANSVAAL d iSpeech by Mr Chamberlaint Important Statement. y e i[Press Association Telegram.] .5 n s Mr Chamberlain, M.P., presided at a meeting of )r the grand committee of the Birmingham Liberal l- Unionist Association, held last night at the a Birmingham Town Hall. .A Mr CHAMSERLAIN, who was greeted with the greatest enthusiasm, referred to events in the Traus- vaal, and said when ...

... LONI)ON WESLEYAN MISSION. MEETING AT VICTORIAt CHAPEL. Yesterday afternoon, at Victoria Wesleyan Chapel, Whiteladies Chapel, Whiteladies road, the 11wv Mark Guy I'earso, of the W'est London Mission, preached a sermon on behalf of the London Wesleyan Mission. After tea in the schoolroom, a public meeting was held in the chapel, and was largely attended. Mr W. 1i. Eyre presided, and askod that ...

... I VEST AFRICAN NEWS. I Fighting in Nigeria. A British Officer Killed. The Kemue Expedition. Native Towns Destroyed. [Press Association Foreign Special.] LIVERu OT], JUNrE 6. The British aud African Comnpany's s.s. Axim arrived here this afternoon from West Africa, Amongst her passengers were Major Robinson, Capt. Critchley, Capt. Lynch, Dr Poole, and Lieut. Elobertson, all of the Imperial ...

... HES CORUM1O ORSIS. 'PETITION TO TEE QUM. ,t! meeting conuened by the National Pro- testant Church ?Unio was held at West- inmister on Wedrresday night to consider the mprefelt crisis clu the Church of England. Viscount Midleton presided, and a resolution was adopted approving of a memorial to the: Queen, praying ber 'Majesty to take such measures as in her wisdom might seem~ necessary to ...

... of ___APPY MARRIAGE, I ?nARAULT .iT EXE~T5R. WIFI ASSAULT AT EXETER. ATTERCATION WITH A LODGER. Vixeter Police Court on Wednesday At tbe gertn Tlabourer, of Clifton.-treet, pine ,s'a,8n on w rarrant with assaultag 13 C sarah Clapperton, on the 1st inst. be fifl remenbered that the prisloner bound ver about a weok ago to keep Ibr3 forn n allegeda.ssault oo bis wife. P A rCO n appeared on his ...

... BELTLE VuFt, Friday Night. Wd e. had three drills yesterday, the first and othird under the direction -if Captain Laurie, s, and the second under Colonel Walcott, C.B., Y the principal items being the Marih past, General salute and Review, preparatory y for the inspection by Colonel Kinder (of the ;e 11th Regimental district) to-day. The d drills were not of long daration, and a no ...

... -SELECTIONS FOR LAD1Fz. AUSEFUL HIMTS, W Whitewash, that will work smoothi ' can be made by mixing a lump of lard thv nize of a hen's egg in a joali of the white- wash while itie warm. Avery simple and efficient disinfectant for a kitchen sink is a small quantity of charcoal mixed with clear water. Pournit 80 that it will drain slowly through the pip).. C~ommion salt rubbed into thle stains on ...