... Hrart ot. Xttp.eri'e [From Our Own Correspondent.] LONDON, SUNDAY -NIGIT. The first business in the House of Commons to- morrow is a motion to refer the Food the D)rugs Adulteration Bill to the Standing Committee, but it is not likely that the debate will take long, as the measure has been discussed very recently, and this proposal does not give any latitude that has not already been afrorded. ...

... GIIEAT WESTERN COLLIERY. MEETISNC; OF SIIAI-EIHOLD3 tRS. AN OBNOX tOUS GOVERNMENT BIlL. The tenth ordinary general meeting of the sharc- holders of the Great WeEtern Colliery Company, I.imited, was held at the oiliecs, No. 1, Exchange ]:ast, Bristol, yesterday afternoon, the chairman of t3e directors (-Jr Josephi Wethered) presiding. Il. c (i'nermtY (M1r William Briggs) read the notic ...

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... * AAr- e- - - A -4 tn ;- n f +L WA A n uxA - So The first annual meeting of the members of the 10 er Radstock Victoria ball was held on Wednesday e evening in the reading room of the hall. Mr .l. re McMurtrie, County Council, presided over a good rs attendance. The Hon. Secretary (Hir Richard H [d Harvey) submitted the annual report and balance sheet. The report stated that the committee were ...

... 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 ...

... I WHAT IS A FRESH PHEASANT L.| CURIOUS ACTION IN BRISTOL. ! At Bristol County Court yesterday, before his Hd Honour Judge Austin, Charles Henry Kidd, trading as HI. L. Kidd and Co,, fishmonger, of d; Nicholas street, Bristol, brought an action against - Thomas B. Woodard, fishmonger, of Chelten- barn, to recover £7 10s, the price of 25 brace of 3s; pheesants at 6s per brace. l AMr G. 3. Hobbs ...

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... 'IJBE NATIONAL LIFEBOAT IN STIITlON. A Noble Record. 18 'lThb an l al meetingof 'lIie oyalNational Lifebnat xv Institutic n was held on Saturday at St. Mfartinu d Town hall, London. e6 The Earl of Derby presided over a very large d attendance, He Intimated that many noblemen Y unable to be present had expressed the wish that the I O Institution would continue to prosper. d The annual report ...

... National Convention. Great Meeting in London. Speech by Mr Courtney. [Press Association Telegrams.] A National Convention in support of the Peace Crusade was held in London yesterday, delegates assembling at St. Martin's Town hall, where Lord Aberdeen took the chair, supported by Mr Stead, the Archdeacon of London, and several members of a Parliament. A number of well-known representa- tive ...

... C4)LLASE, OF A KILN. I \f - \ 1.'1 I -1 ' . I I \' I1- r]1.'11 A Spit\; ll d' )' I.ll-lilEIh i. 4e idcnt halppencd hiortly after noon ycoterday .t 'r I ojdeo's (Cement Works, at Sundon, nenr aton. SonI mIeLln wvere wvorking in a new kiln C, .:Ln tl:C r0l suddenily ectlapsed, and with a heavy lm~ sa ,t bricks and mortar completely buried *i' lilell. (teurge (;arnCI, o T'loddington, Nvas found ...

... -f - + - X IAra 11 . ta- s.. A IOA I -, - l_ - Is _ _ . AloOsI, 2l(eings (I thle Conmnittle Vwcie helst last wetk at ilonts tIIC houso ofthIC t tituf ion, Join strect. Adelplil, London. Amongst those present wyere Sir Edward llirkbcck, 1art,, news Clontcel Filroy Clayton. Mr Robert Lirtkbck, Vic- t Pro Acn iral Sir C. E. Donmvile, I;CiB.. Adnmiral Superintni- vith elentoiNaval Rescrves ...

... -alh of Zt. Xteptien'4 IFrcm Cur Own Correspondent.] be J Morsem0 Co);Ixe, Tllra;mav. Amolhter first rate lighting speech was directed i by to-uidht apainst the London Municipalities lill, be Ml As(ui b this tine taking up the t-isk of exposing .mi. its origin and defects. You can always tell whon ,lr .Aequilh isgoirn tospeak by the eager attendance Irts, of Mr Te'nont, his private secretary, ...