... IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF BRISTOL. MERCURY OFFICE, BROAD STREET, And of all Booksellers. Price SIXPENCE. These Articles when published in the Bristoi- Mercury attracted a good deal of attention, and many requests were made for republication. They are here presented in a cheap and handy form. The contents of the Book give all needed information to Anglers, and describe every available Water where ...

... -TRY. BUILDING TRADES’ SUBJECTS, &c., and for LONDON UNIVERSITY MATRICULATION and B.Sc. Fee, £lO iOs a year. Ladies admitted to all Classes. BOYS’ SCHOOL.—Commercial and Technical Training, Fee, £ll3s a terra. Calendar (6d), or Prospectus (free) on application, 9635 ...

... CLERKS. Advertisements for LANDS, HOUSES, BUSINESSES to be LET SOLD, APARTMENTS to LET or WANTED, Furnished or Unfurnished, SITUATIONS WANTED or VACANT, MATRIMONY, MONEY, ARTICLES LOST or FOUND, ARTICLES to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, And MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ARE INSERTED IN THE BRISTOL MERCURY At the following Charges, if prepaid FOR CONSECUTIVE DAILY INSERTIONS. ONE TiniEE SIX wonns. ...

... MRS Godwin Classey, Stoke Bishop, recommends Daily GOVERNESS ; especially successful with young or backward pupils; usual subjects. _ SHOP ASSISTANTS. VOUNQ Lady seeks Situation, as ASSISTANT, in Confectioner’s or Fancy Shop. E W, High Street, Pewsey, Wiltsn 2__ •\7OUNG LADY, 23, seeks REENGAGEMENT; any light business or place of trust; exceptional reierences. C. T. 3,5 Lower Gay Street, ...

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... From the offices of the Bbistot. Mercury have received a copy of a pamphlet which has been issued under the auspices of that journal on the trade of Bristol in 1698, which strikes us as being a very useful production. Bristol has one peculiarity, that its industries are varied, and while, therefore, it never has a big boom, like places of slaple manufacture, it never suffers from severe ...

... APPLICATION TO JACOB STREET BREWERY, BRISTOL.; REMINISCENCES OF CRICKET OTHER SPORTS uch -eason Adflphl 3:: d continues for three weeks. - 1 :vt 51 ' v ' al ,:oo ...

... 21 Gold Medals and Diplomas. 3361 UMBRELLAS RECOVERED, from Is lid, equal to new (in hour if required). All Qualities. Lowest Cash Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed.—FlSHEß, Union Street, Bristol. 3862 /''l RINSTEAD’S Central Umbrella Factory, The BEE HIVE, MARYLEPORT STREET, Bristol. Umbrellas Recovered from Is lid. Umbrellas made and mounted to order. Walking Sticks, great variety. 7347 STRAWS ...

... YKBTERDAY. Before Capt. Belheld, Messrs H. Fedden and J. J. Thatcher. THKFT OF TOOLS AT Albert Milrs, 18, w»s charged wltbtateallng a quantity of tool., Talue of Ida, property of Frederick William Beer and Frank Jennings charged with receiving them knowing them stolen. The prosecutor, carpenter, who was bonding some cottages at Henlcs/e. Westbory, etatsd that placed quantity of tools, May 13th ...

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... Ten Entrance Scholarships will be awarded in 1899, of the value of Half the regular School Fees. Such a Scholarship will be tenable during the time of the Scholar’s attendance at the School, provided that the Head Mistress is able to report satisfactory work and conduct each year. These Scholarships arc tenable either on the Literary cr the Scientific side of the School. Candidates must be ...

... XIirANTED, several Young GIRLS, 16—18, to Train as Generals and Between Maids; good wages, comfortable situation.—S2, St. Michael’s Hill. early in May. strong GENERAL; good character, total abstainer, and Nonconformist.— Mrs Jones, 52, Redcll/T Hill. 690 IX, ANTED, strong, clean Girl, as GENERAL SERVANT, age 15, with good character.—Mrs Mellish, Butcher’s Arms, Bishop Sutton. WT ANTED, ...