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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... l.ast evening, in the New Mission Hall, Montague street, the 1lev J. Wain delivered the second lecturc of the second conrse of lectures on i'oets and Poetry, taking for his subjects, ' Keats. There was a very good attendance, which was presided over by the Rlcv J. Warschauer, M.A. The lecturer, after dwelling upon some of the more interesting features of the life of the poet, passed on to ...

... O~~~~~J £II.K J-'E J * * V1 1JX4. PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The market opened with a good tone owing to the conclusion of the agreement between France and England. Frenoh Rentes were especially in demand. Spanish Exterior were firm In spite of a-rumour that a *'arlist insurrection is In preparation, Towards the close there was a certain amount of profit taking, but the tendency nevertheless ...

... BRISTOL VOLUNTEER DIAR1. Lek. TO-DA Y. lIFLEif-5 p.m., battalion parade for route march. Dii Ga~ovxoe-The pastor of Tyndasle Chapel is to conduct lhc services to-morrow in West Croydon Baptist chapel, thc church of which Dr James Spurgeon was minister. Y.M.C.A. PREAciERis' CLASS -At the weekly meeting on Thuraday Mr Mealing presided, and the Rev R, Richard gave an address onl the life and work ...

... ietterl to tWe Obttor, All Letters must be accompanied by the names and addresses of the writer, not necessarily for publicatlen but for the satisfaction of the Editor. i W We do not hold ourselves responsible for any of the opinions expressed by correspondents. Correspondents must writs on one side of the paper only. £ TO CORRESPONDENTS. I DAILY SUsBsCRIEn. -The illness and death to which you ...

... 110 Ov w ;., +. -,Tctterz t - 0- All Letters must be Accompanied by the natnis ,.dfi addresses of the writer, not necesoarilv fdr publicatiaA - but for the satisfaction of the Editor. We do not hold ourselves responsible for any of the opinlens expressed by correspondents. Correspondents must write on one side of the paper only. SUNDAY CLOSING. SIR-I, and no doubt many others of your readers, ...

... THE PEACE CIUSADE, The National Convention. An Historic Gathering. By NW. T. Stead. (Special to the Bristol A~iercutiy.) Snow was ailling outside. London looked its \s oret. 'I he bad luck in the matter of weather which ],as pursued the Crusade in the Metropolis from the first clung to it to the lost. The cold and the snow, however, were left without St. Martin's Town Hall, aid in that ...

... House of Commolns. YESTERD :Y. The Speakcr took the chair at three o'clock. Di TIHE MIUDG;ET. The CnANCEnLI.O of the ExcIllECCER iniorined MIr J. t) Ellis that he proposed to make his financial statement on pi Thursday, April l3th. 'rll OMDURMAN CIIAn;ES. Several questions were put to 3ir Brodrick on the charges preferred against the soldiers at the battle of Omdurman. Mr BRoDnicei replied ...

... FASSENGERS'TEHRILLING ACCOUNTS. Some thrilling stories are told bythe passengers landed at Liverpool on Saturday from the Allan liner Castilian, which was wrecked on the Gannet Rock on the 12th Inst. They were brought in by the Dominion linerVancouver,anud on beinginterviewed gave the following statements:- i Ur Robert Ness, of Montreal, a well known agri- culturist, who has crossed the ...

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