... NORTHERN gCHO. WEDNES&DAY, MARCH 1, 1899. UTNIONIST FINANCE. Tun QUESTION OF IMPERIAL KFIANCE, which we have ventured to term the coming question, has now been placed before the country. Almost every organ of importance, irrespec- c tive of politics, had yesterday some- I thing to say or suggest concerning t the problems which Unionist policy, i, and expenditure based upon that r policy, ...

... % ^ f^ 10 A 10 T 1I E 1R'S 1 PINK LABEL FINE LIQUEUR. 20 YEARS OLD. ESTABLISHED 1755 GAUTlER FRkRESP COGNAC. BLUE LBM RLDS 12 YEARS OLD. NOT I CE S !'OT1CE TO CONTRIEUTORS.-T-TJe cditor of lhe PALL MALL GAZETTR aces not in anl case hold himsel res/fonsible for t14e refurn of reqjcted con- Iribudtons. He is, howeve; alvays glad to considier 17SS. and sketches; a no, where slamps are encioscd ...

... T HE ELLANTD DIT.IS Jordn BY - .E LCTI 0T.O I 1! FRIOSPLCTS 0) '!TIL UN'ONi -1'F (iAUiE.` I-it innTiie~dFv. I) he I, noor v,- Id yi ?? I00K[i112I. 1f irnouus to Uniionist chi,)t inl tlt 1 IAil J) . li.>(flC 1[iL icene bles that in tlic, h~out Youlls[irc c, '1 (Allic ?? l (A [9'v r. r ?? T1he one strikin, poinlt 01 ?? ILI t1K ,Iil'lcu: o'0 ?? ?? Constitutional pri-mcpics, and~ inl [hatl I-cg I ...

... NE vV SCHOOL FOB PORTRACK. DISCUSSION AT STOCKTON SCHOOL BOARD. The question of providing further school accommodation at (Portrack, the urgency of which 'has been emphasised for some time past, was considered at the monthly meeting of the Stook'on School Board on Tuesday night upon the following resolution being sent up for adoption by the School ManagernIint Committee: - That in view of rhe ...

... ?? CHEERING SPRING PROSPECTS. The second half of February promises to improve \ en the first in a meterologrca'l =ense, for. white the j wind and rain have abated, tho temperature his i fluctuated within limits mote seasonable in April than m the second month of the year. The result of the beautiful, even genial, conditions of the last week on lhe appearance of the country is veiy noticeable. ...

... CDC frtstoI fettrfurp WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1899. h11e BI1TSTOL mICURy was established MIarch 1, 1790 TfbC J11ISTOL DAILY Pous was issued in conjunction with the MICRCUuY January 24,1860, and incorporated vditu it January 26,1878. TEmEr10ox No. 149. 'I lie C IttiU:Ch Question. TilrE four members for Bristol, in their capacity as animated targets, * have lately been favoured with the attentions ...

... TO-DAY. A RTILLERY-7.20 p.m., regimental band practice. 7.30 p.m., sergeants, 16-pr. 1 .M.L. gun. 7.45 p.m., trumpeters' practice, ENciNrEns-7.30 p.m., C, D, and cyclists, drill with arms; recruits, drill and engineering. R]rii.ES-7,30 p.m., recruit drill. 7.45 p.m., B, D and 1,, company drill. B],'ioe0L DOCKS BILe..-The Liverpool Steamship 3 Owners' Association have, we learn, decided to ...

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... A Warm Tribute froEm The Rev U. R,. Thomas. sca, To the Editor of the Bniusr or. M tncuRnv. Ia Sin-Thoe appreciative words in your issue of th to-day with regard to the i.niquea loss that Bristol Ia B. will soon sustain by the removal of Canon Cornish hle lend me to hope you will do oe the kindness of nd inserting this letter. he For I am eager, not only on my own behalf as ~ty having had much ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, Wednesday, 4 a.m. ST. RISES 6.48 am. sT'N .. p.SETS I. 'n- Maccury fl.ts tee laft. wat SW.. SE and W, wnd-UL| rapSdly. for heance ttrrtn;f cleory, for crantated bad weather. It rises-rapidcr fee nnscctiad wesabter. gedaSLly for fne. catte-d weather. A r'se vith wind veering; N.E. may be indicataee of rei,. WEATHER FORECAST FOR TO-DAY. ThF follnwiltz ts the ...

... B00K TREASURES. Yhe Property of Bristol. The city of Bristol is fortunate in possessing at the public library in King street a rare collection of early specimens of printing and MSS. These trea- sures have recently been catalogued and classified by Alr E. l . Norris Mathews, F.R.HistS., the city librarian. last night they were inspected by a party of students from the Typographical Class of ...

... GERMAN FOREIGN POLICYi SPEECH BY HERR VON TBULOW, PRESENT RELATIONS WITH GREAT BR ITA iN. (RElTER'S TELEGREAM. Be-,in Tuesday. Tn the Budget Committee of the Reichstag to-day, Herr von Blowv. S1eretary of State for Foreign Affairs, replying to a question, made the follot ing state- ment conoerning the present relations between Groat Britain and Germany:- In February of la~st yenr the British ...