... ~ZDC IPulpit+ Tlhe lev Stopford B3rooke preachled yesterday mlolning at Lewvin's :Mead lmeeting plave on tihe subjeet of T lie work of righteousliess in peaee, his text being Isaiah xxxii. 17. Righteousness (he said) is a state of the soul, in which the true, just, pure, magnanimious and honourable thing is thoughlt and felt so vitally that the will I is ruled by it, and the aet that fits it ...

... I lWEST OF ENGLAND I SANATORIUM. I ANNUAL MRETINC;. The annual meeting was held at the Institution, Weston-super-Mare, on Saturday. Mr FrancisJ. Fry (Bristol) presided, and there were also present the Ven. Archdeacon of Wells, the Rev WV. S. Tomkins, the Rev M. B. Saunders (hon. chaplain), Dr G. B' Fraser (hon. medical officer), Dr Swete, Messrs T. Mullins (hon, sec.), J. T. Nicholetts, T. .f. ...

... , varict P, MM King BIATHI. noon The annual meeting of the Southern Dispensary was held yesterday morning in the committee room Ldon, of the Institution. Mr Russell Duckworth presided. red a The report and balance sheets were taken as read. The medical offlicer's report stated that during the *w11 year 1898, the number of tickets issued was 696, an increase of 31 over the previous period. Of ...

... 1CDC 36riztel mmrurp WVEDN ESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 189D. rhe BRnsToL DMERcUnY was established March 1, 1790 Tile BRISTOL DAILY POST wVaS issued in conjunction YvithI the mEmICURY January 24, 186o, and incorporated with it January 26, 1678. TuELPiONE ;No. 149. I'Vaits. 117a. do not object to the adoption of the Docks Committee's report with icgorlid to the salary of the - 1-As v A .- A 1 . new ...

... I- calb of ot. *tepoeI'. I [From Our Own Corresponaekt,3 or Housn or Commas, WEDNESDAY. Men who have grown grey watching Parliamentary ways and instincts have nothing but praise for the 'y active and alert opposition developed iu the eY debate on the Address. They say they have rarely n seen rn attack at once so well restrained within the .' limits of sound reasonable criticism and so search ...

... The lists for the January matriculation examina- tion were issued yesterday. Eighteen were placed in the honours division, 365 in the first, and 180 in the second. The following are the local names HONOtRS. 12-Eddington, Arthur Stanley, Brynmelyn, Weston- super-Mare; exhibition of £15 for two years 18-Johnston, Donald Vaughan, Swansea Grammar School; witb prize of £5 FIRST CLASS, Ainsworth, ...

... tlletal of arh f C. market The late Mrs Parker, whose loss is deplored by a large circle of friends, was such an active worker in the parish, and in connection with the Women's Bible Clnss of St. James's, that it was not surprising to find a large number of persons thronging tho church yesterday afternoon at the service preceding the interment at Redland green. Before the service the organist, ...

... jetterv to tle attort All Letters must be aWcoMpanled by Use narsts and addresses of the writer, not necessarily for publicaticn but for the satisfaction of the Editor, Wo do not hold ourselves responsible for any of the opinions expressed by correspondents. We cannotundertake to return rejected comrmunications, Correspondents must write on one side of the paper only. KEEPING SUNDAY. Sin-I ...

... I BRISTOL TACTICAL: SOCIETY. i - l . , War Game in CliftoL. Artillery v. Engineers. Tbiere was a satisfactory attendance of members at a meeting of the Bristol Tactical.Ssclety, hold on Tuesday evening, at tbe Imperial hotel, Clifton, when an inter-regimental war game, Artillery v. Elnglneere, was played. The umpire-in-chief was Lieut.-Col. J J. S. Ewart, who was assisted by Major Baker and ...

... TIHE GLADSTONE MEMO1RIAL. I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE'S REVOIT. i e The Prince of Wales presided yesterday at a meeting at Grosvenor house, London, in support of the national memorial to Ur Gladstone. The I large company present included the Duke of West- minster, Lord Rosebery, Lord Kimberley, Sir Henry | Campbell-Bannerman, the Archbishlop of (Canterbury, a the Marquis of Ripon, Lord Aberdeen, the ...

... The annual meeting of the Bristol branch of the Church Schoolmasters and Schoolmistresses' Beue- volent Institution was held in St. James's school on Saturday afternoon, the Bishop of Bristol presiding over a well attended meeting of subscribers and friends. Among the clergy present were the Rev E. Compton Gill, and the Rev T. J. Weight. The meeting having been opened with prayer, The lioN. ...

... f'ur 2(grtcultural ietter+ r buti FIERCE TLE3PESTS.-PROTECTION TO EWios IN; LAMBfINGc AND TO YouNG LAMBS. - THE ,to Of (lU1EN's SS'EECH.-WIIY TIIE AOIUCULTURAL 6ssad. IJOLDINGS ACT FAILEI.-CUM1ULATIVE FE~R- TlLlTY.--NECESIlTY OF \A'LUTMONI REGISTEIRS. -JUSTICE OF CO(i l'tsS.vtrl0N FOR INCRlEASED VERTILITY. - BOYCOTT OF EA.tS'T YoiUslII.E ER. |BUTCHIYRS.-WILL 'rllEs1 BOYCOTTS BLCoM[I GENEIlAL P ...