... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... I3MISTOL ACADEMY CONCERT. Unsettled weather yesterday afternoon in no way interfered with the attendance at the weekly cuncert I held at the Bristol line Arts Academy. On the can- trary the muster was even larger than usaal, and if it did not establish a record it went very near doing so, for wvhile music engaged attention the central gallery was as full of people Ps it conveniently could be I ...

... I THE _WEST GLOUCESTER CLUB. I | I APPEAL FORe MORE SUBSCRIBERS. Tbe annual meeting of the West Gloucester Farmers' Club was held yesterday afternoon at the e Grand hotel, Broad street, Col. T. W. Chester Master presiding. The Secretany (Mr John Gerrish) read the convening notice. 3, The HON. TMRASURnR (Mr F. H. 'Wedmore) reported that the society had been able to increase L their balance in ...

... | Church Union Meeting. . Speech by Lord Halifax, [Press Association Telegram,] A general meeting of the English Church Union was held last night at the Church house, WVst- mimeter. Lord Halifax, president of the Union, presided, and there was a very large attendance. After a devotional service, Lord Halifox rose amid great enthusiasm to open the proceedings, In the course of his speech, he ...

... .Lsss[fl1.5JJL. F>7 S s .j. ' L.@ We liavo received the following from thO school managers at Brislington. As some misapprehension evidently exists on the part oi the Bristol Gsiardians, and possibly also of Bristol citizous generally, as to the attitude ol the Brislington school managers towards the Guardians and towards the 60 cli idren whom the Guardians have placed in a house about live ...

... Sbe -iLa5t 24 I)OUVY. I le 'Tts a chronicle of day by day.-Fhe Tempest, Le e. Consols closed at 110. for money and 110 7-16 for e account. 0 j Strong N.W. winds or gales and some cold showers to-day. So there won't be any scorchers to run in N e Maximum and minimum temperature recorded by Of n thermometer outside the BRISTOL IIERCURY Office, to d 32ft. above the ground, for 24 hours ended at 2 ...

... LiBYRAJkL FEDERATION. I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I 'The hull Meetings. [Fi'om our Special Corresponi dent.] ULv1.., W EOINE)SDY. Hull his not set the Thames on fire for the sufficient reason that the river is rather far removed rom the present scene of our Liberal labours, and bly that tokln it may be that our present apparent remoteness from the general election explains the romewhat ...

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