... gDt ]at 24 To)uM 'ris a chronicle of day by day.-The Tcmpest, l Console closed at 111 1-16 for money and account. Moderate N.X, winds and cloudy and milder weather, with occasional showers, to-day, A damp end of an unpleasant month. Maximum and minimum temperature recorded by thermometer outside the BRISTOL MERCURY OtffiC, 32ft. above the ground, for 24 hours ended at 2 a.m. to-day .-45deg., ...

... PARIS BOUTRSE. PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The internationai market was again very firm, and Spanish Exterior, French Three per Cent. Ientes, and Italians were actively dealt in, closing at the best. Turks were dull. Rise-French Three per Cent. Pentes 5c, Three and a half per Cent. Reutes 12c, Italians 27c, Spanish Exterior 85c, Turkish B Group 5c, D Group 12c, Banque de Paris 14f, Banque de ...

... | I * TECHNICAL EDUOATION., Sir John E. PoringDon, Bart., M.P. (chairman of el ie the Gloncestershire County Council), who presided at T' 'rthe annual meeting of the school for cookery and o B domestic economy, at Gloucester, on Saturday In e aiterncoo,'dealt with the new scheme which has t' d been propounded for the administration of the a lo technical education grants. He. said that some di ...

... I I Oins of forinto !ave be The extreme parties in Italy continue to carry on an active agitation in favour of a coinplete amnesty for the political prisoners. Mr William Clray Campbell, of Edinburgh, vvlsc died on August 7th last, bequeathed £5000 to ttle Longmore Hospital for Ineurgbles and flQ00 to the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. lfOveo TO iNVEST iS the title of z little work should be ...

... '4e otltpt, The Rev IV. Brass preached ait Mbenemv chapel, St, Pilip's, on Sunday morning week, tile sermion being in memory of thle late Clev T. C. Harris, Takilig his text from II Timothy, iv, 6-8, hie said that life to different persons assumes various forms. The ideal of one is very different from that of the other. Take, say, that of the warrior, it is very different from that of the ...

... IT does not seem as if the New- fr foiindland shore question, after on. all, is going to create very serious etween France and England. Cheerful trouble between France and England. Cheerful politicians on both sides of the Channel who enjoy crises that upset sober business men have been anticipating another bother equal to the Fashoda one over the French interest in this unlucky island, But ...

... I 'The unabated Interest attaching to the lectures at tbL F:uspire Jnlave, Old Market street, was again apparent on Sunday evenLug, when a crowded audience twsembibled to lhenr a lecture by Mr Eric Stuart Brucc, MA. (O.\on), on The Aerial Graphoscopo. MIrJJ.Iledell tookthechairat7p.m., and announced that instead of the usual Hospital ccdlletic'n being taken thai evening the committee rue ...

... I Letter from Sir W. H. Wills. . IC Intention to Resign at the Dissolution. The announcement that an important corm n 3 munleatlon had been received from Sir William i Henry Wills, M.P., invested with espeelal interest 3 the annual meeting of the East Bristol Liberal Association held last night at Russell Town School- room. Mr W. H. But'er presided, and there was a i large attendance, ...

... Zte iatt 24 poumz', 'ris a chronicle of day by day.-The Tempest, f Console closed at 111, for money and account. D Light N.E. winds and changeable, cold and showery weather to-day. The Department attributes this to slight local irregularities of pressure. So get your arm further round. 5 Maximum and minimum temperature recorded by j thermometer outside the BRISTOL MxERCURY Office, 32ft. ...

... Zte VolunteerO. a This evening the first of tile series Of lectures for~ ofifcers and non-comiflssioned officers of the district al I llbe ien at the headquarters of the Bristol wll e gi .tn it Rifles. Capt. C. H. Vlerstursfe, RE.j, the adjutan an of the Bristol Engineers, will speak on ntGenral ug Principles of Field Fortificationsan Hst [Id Entrenchments.Iplyamthwh go The Bristol Tactical ...

... I - - - Ad ri- sm -l- - T I 13AENETT'S ANCIENT MARINER. The- members of the Bristol and Clifton P'hil- harmonic Society are full of zeal and industry, and in the result of their.assiduous study and training IN t1 under the careful direction of their conductors, Sc Mr Edward Pavey and Mr Edward Cook, is shown of by the really high state of proficiency attained by ti both sections of the ...

... -- - - f - r A 1I I a I SERMON ON THE REFORMATION. h REPLY TO THE BISHOP OF BRISTOL. b: Last night the Bishop of Clifton, preaching at the in pro-Cathedral, devoted the greater part of his sermon pi to a reply to the Bishop of Bristol's recent address wi -delivered before the Church Guilds Union-on ve lSecular Preludes of the Reformation. He took up at -' > Tibet. he said, in no spirit of ...