... A NEW CHAPEL OPENED. The new Wesleyan Chapel which has been built by the friends of the King street circuit in order to meet the necessities of the rapidly increasing popu- lation of Horfield was opened yesterday. The necessary arrangements for the building of the chapel were made by a committee of some of the most prominent Wesleyans in Bristol. The land could not be bought outright, so it ...

... |RITSTOL VTTY COUNCIL.I sewage Scheme Debated. Further Investigation Authorised. At yc Lcrday's meeting of the Council the Mayor (M1r Herbert Ashman) presided, the members absent being Aldermen Bartlett and Iarvay, Messrs Torrett, Abbot, Board, Cave, O'Grady, Walls, Curle, and Sharland. The late Msr 3. McCurrich. The MfAYon said he was sure they would not like the business of the Council to ...

... TIHE CZARWS RESCRIPT. f'Ilf S ORMISTON CHANT IN BRItSIOL. Ot Irs Olmiston Chant, of London, delivered an ?y addrcss yesterday afternoon at the ball of the Ig Y.ILOC.A. on the seubject. of ' The Czar's Peace to P'roposoals. Mr Joseph Storrs Fry presided, and by thcro wog a moderate attendance, EC iThe Cii-AiieAN, in opening the meeting, remarked ir that such a proposal as- that cf the Czar of ...

... WESION HARRIERS AT NORTH P'ETHERITON. Yesterday morning, although the wcather, being very frosty, ivas not favourable for a run, Nr Ilardisike, thle mInu cstccmed master of the Westonian pack oi harricrs, did not fail to keep his appointmont at Shovel house, North l'etherton. where he and a large field' of sports- mlen and several ladics were heartily weloocied at breakfast by Bir A. B. ...

... Z L!-, T 4 ^,, 1, CN ,I 71 t,&r. 1, Yj -t vivr 41 v I I 11EIAD COVERINjlS .-NE3V SnItAVuS.-HaTS.-CINERA- tAS.-leSSIIS 1;'. TAY1,0 'iie ANI) SoN.,-sIESt- Ai.SI}' AND) SOX.-VALEXTilNiS' DAY. II m) shawls, fasclunators, and hoods are all very good in their way for a head covering when on frivo)ritiii; lhct, hut 'i- Jitnte tach tn eanc. *1[bo first two have the most annoying habit of idying ...

... A FAMIOUTS FRATRICIDE. An Old Time Bristol Tragedy. In January 1741 his Majesty's ship Ruby lay in tle liog's ljads, offth Ocity of Bristol, ohlowacosColanded by Captain Samucl Goodove, R.N., who had recently been appointed to her-a gentleman of good repute, only brother of a wealthy bachelor Baronet, Sir John Dlneley Goodevo; and the brothers had for many years been at issue as to the right ...

... COMING E VENTS. IlI~ji -'oc, y~lo! --'uii Tlte, tinunal jintlc'(harwa! of Li 'ililpits allicigs 51 11 r'io, (;lnrches Ivill he trio110rluw 1151-l evening. doci BMI~l Sil iWEl I'uCI'IAPF -The Royv S. roald will proneli In eoo( Ilin uruirting, and Iin the cvelsi..~g the Rev L, AshInvorl,1 suet lv'iU o'cilipy thie pulp it. lash C. e)ON\ (ONG1IE4A1'l~N'Af.i 011 Ii Res' J. AN. il I Platt praclicsef ...

... Claruenill ,nder who 1 in a t S. . - -- _ be .. If any render who 1I in . his garden will write direct' : i,. tops beneath, his questioj, wil l V )ok, detail, free of cbargeud, L ..r'-. t! j the Some correspondent , ree, merely end with niio obviously imnupo.bi t,; . 110 - t to TIlE FIOEIj]*P tile Aelintirs. - i I in hit sh1allow pan1s oii 1' jI a 'peat, in n worm ops' Ileat. 'I l lisill; ...

... vy The ' Brewing Trade Review publishes a special es Lt article by Professor J. M. H. Munro and Mr E. S. c10 Beaven, who in the course of it state that without of as greatly disturbing existing customary rotations, barley might be grown more frequently in several rs ways which suggest themselves for discussion, ts and have indeed been occasionally carried out by in individual growers here ...

... Tuil second number of War against ' War is as interesting as the fiLst one-perhaps more so, for it pos- sesses the greater charm of familiarity. Not the familiarity leading to contempt, but the familiarity -which removes any impression that the project is merely an experiment by mis- guided enthusiasts, and makes people regard the paper less as a tract than as a welcomed addition to the ...

... I I The Haggis and the Bagpipes.O. One of the most enjoyable dinners of the year is that of the Bristol Burns Club-or, rather, as It is now styled, the Social and Literary Section of the Caledonian Society-and last night a large gathering at the Royal hotel passed as pleasant an evening as could be expected considering the somewhat aggressive presence of two kilted pipers, who, it was ...

... Tbtk ritol fAmurp WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1899. The BRIsTOL NIEncvunY was established March 1, 179I The BRISTOL DAILY P(jsr vas issued in conjunction with the M ERcuRY January 24,1860, and incorporated withi it January 26,1878. TELErioNiE No. 149. I Ic Philippines. Til story comes from Ne~ v York that the Philippines have been proclaimed a Republic, by Aguinaldo, the Filipino leader. This manl ...