... ITALY AND CIXNA. The Recall of Signor Martino. [Press Assoclation Foreign Special.] tI rElazN, MARCIH 18. 18 The recall of Signor Martino has now been oflirially t announced. For several days it has been rumiourod 18 3 that his recall was impend ing on the ground that he r8 I had exceeded his instructions. I It is believed that the incident will deal a severe P r blow to Italian influence in ...

... The annual meeting of the Bristol and West of England Newspaper Press Fund was held on Saturday evening at the Royal hotel, College green. The chair was occupied by the president, Mr Walter Hawkins. The report, which was presented by the hon. sec., Mr William Lyons, stated that during the year there had been a considerable accession to the roll of membership, while one member had retired under ...

... ietterv to the bfators All Letters raust be accompanied by the namnas and addresses of the writer, not neceesarlly for publicatlcii but for the satisfaction of tho Editor. fr We do not held ourselves responsible for any of the X opinions expressed by correspondents. Y We crannotundlertakie to return rejected coauiaunications, Cc Hi Correspondents miust irrite on one side of the paper ouly. fat ...

... I TlE PIILIPPINE WAR. More Heavy Fight:3zl. Filipino Position s CaptureiL [Press Association Foreign Specia1.] MUANILA, MARCHe 16. Last night the insurgents at the outposts and in the trenches beyond (Cakccaa fired several volleys among the Montana and KJansas Regiments and the 4th infantry, with the objet, it is supposed, of ascertaining whether the lines had been thinned by the movement of ...

... I Our 211miculturill7lettic- e4 WiO XriNTRV \WEATI1II ...

... inand. I___ Annual Medical Report. itruly__ _ _ ct rino, alatiig At lhe usual meeting of the Keynishamn Ruratl 'se, its IDistrict Council, held yesterday in the Board room munaud. of thle Keynshani l'nion, there were present Messrs V`has J. Ceutke-Hurle (in the chair), B. Read, .J. C. Lock, F. bete Poery, J1. Godfrey, IV. U. Gibbs, 1. Vewles, G. P. wS lire Claplc, E. -N. Harding, S. Pritchard, ...

... Etc 3bitoI %I1ercup FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1899. h1Io BRISTOL MFnCVRY Vwas ostablisbed March 1, 1780 TbC BRISTOL DAILY POST was issued in conjunotion with tile JEIUCunRY January 24, 1860, and incorporated %with It January 26,1878. TELEPrlONE, No. 149. I'Ile Army. TinlE Estinztes for the important preliminaries Bundget, because they are year ale to tlic items for xNlich the Chancellor of thcl ...

... CIEENCESTER URBAN COUNCIL. t A Ietitg of this Council was held yiertcday at e the Council (Chamiber, \lr II. Xqchary il the chair, h n all the nilembers werc present. The Clerk (Mr r lIcti) laidl blfore the ('ouucil a circular from the Lo(al (hoveriinent 1 oard containing acopy of a new uidcr constituting tubercular udder a disease within c the mucanii . of the I rder of 13i5, and also ...

... Lecture at Fishponds. The principal item on tihe progranmnme ef an enjoyable so'ir e given la-t Iiglit at thoi Argyle hal), .r liv-ponds, by the -hester lPa;k liberal Assoeiation w- was rli address bvy Mr C. Oootiliffe, of Bristol. Ilis Y lubject wvae A Working BMai'. View of tihe Present Li (.ri-is in the ( hurcl ,and the leaer eNpositiell of his a cpinior s nli .c!: appilcilatied by a ...

... PATOI- lnrnv R,1 PARTS, MONDAY EVENING. The international market opened firm but rather quiet, little business being done in anything but Spanish securities. Exteriors were in renewed demand and soon rose to 59f 20c. Spanish railway eharcs were also bought in towards the close. Some heavy selling of Italians both on German and Italian sccount caused a general reaction, and the tone at the ...

... TO-DAY. AnlII.LI~nY-7.30p.nn.,n.c. ollicers, id-pr. RIf.Lr gun. i II,'LmS -7.30 p.m., recruit drill. I 8 p.m., c~clist and casual driil. C6LTrlsIMaN.-We are pleased to hear that the (L;ibition of Mr 'Mostyn's picture at MIessrs Frost ned ceed's Queen's road galleries is attracting a daily increasing interest. No more suitable subject for the Lenten time could be imagined than this noble and ...

... PARIS, TmEmImSAY EVEB2IX. The principal feature of to-day's Bourse was the firmness of Spaish E~xterior and Cuban bonds. It is conidently believed tbat Senor Silvaela will manage to eil'ect a considerable im provement in the financial condition of the country. Italians were also bought, but other Government stocks were very quiet. Rise -French Three and a half per Cent. Rantes Sc, Italians and ...