... A A 1_ t At L . . - . z Analysis of biwtas and dcaths rcgistared in Bhistol (including Clifton) during the week ended Saturday, JUlY 29, 18J9:- Total births. 164 Rate per 1000 per annumn. 25.C2 Total deaths 84 Rate per 1000 per annum 13,64 Average death rate of corresponding week for ton years .. 14 76 Death rate of corresponding week of last ...

... IIg 7 SANITARY INSPECTORb' ASS OCIATIONX. At the annual meeting of the association, held at Lincoln on Thursday, The CIIAIJIMAN (Mr T. J. Moss Flower, C.E, of Bristoli, in the absence of the president (Sir John Hutton) thraogI illuess, delivered tile opening address. After regretting the Iincss of Sir John, lho said:-l should like to con- gratulato the Local Committee, and all tlose who have ...

... IBrislo -I S - - Therfo~l is -,l..!. e.! L2, at he ey eh i I 71 'as ad 33, d. he ck nT] he at Cr ~11 5 lis i in [Ie he ce id tie in ey as ee The W-Hr1.l nic-ctfh', was hIeld b3 i chairnan I rec . Were -Adno r l I l ' J, P50'r .y \'. V1 .Ir 1; - A httE- ,- I. - - read urgi' r- . lltw rca,! ccll well rcad. The .\'.1'iN:-, - thl! e r pi t I the u I cr ci li; i the ivt r ,io *f : Cerrri Ci:It ...

... A Great Work. A w'lTEro in the Contemporary IReview for this month draws attention to the progress of the .~~~~ .. I . .. . . I ' ttLIUJIUIAUI U.. -U -EtJ - W- vUt , Trans-Siberian railway-an undertaking which when completed will have a greater political significance than many people imagine. It is astonishing the ignorance that exists as to the real extent of the power and development of ...

... IA rolf, 6t. (From Our Own Correspondent.] HorsE or CoMMroNs, SVEDXES)AY. The louse did not adjourn this morning until halfpast two o'clock, and consequently the sitting wes resumed somewhat languidly at noon to-day. The business wag the Colonial Loans Bill which was postponed from the previous day at the suggestion of the Opposition Leader in order that a statemeat of the items, and large ...

... The third quarterly meetiag of the Council was held in the Nial Prius court at the Town hall, under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr R. Norton). There were also present :-Aldermen Slater and Tate, l Councillors Goodall, Bennettw Wheeler, George, Collins, Richards, and Weaver. The Finance Com- mittee's report showed a balance in hand on the borough fund of £161 5s 5d, from which payments were ...

... DIR MELLOR, Q).C., M.P., ON OLD AGE PENTSIONS. Tfle Rlight Ilon. J. W. Mellor, Q.C., M.P., presided at the annual dinner of Court Culmhead, of the Ancient Order of Foresters, held at Churchstanton yesterday, In proposing the toast of the day he said he dared say they had all heard that a scheme of old age pensions had been propounded. il-le should have said that fifty schemes had been pro- ...

... i | silk umbrella. The ohoir also presented Sirs Poad v with a Morocco bound Bristol tune book. ALSOIPS OUTrEG.-It avlll be seen by advertise- S gent in another column that Nr AIsop's cabinet storks, Broadmead, w ill be closed on Saturday, al At:gust 5th, for the men's annual outlug. LOUVER Snoxv.-The fifth annual show in aonnec- lion with the West(4loucesterandDlstriotCarn3tion, fe Pansy, and ...

... Last Year's Work. A Wonderful Record. Wo have received an advance copy of the annual report relating to the work of tile Ashley Down Orphan [ouses and the other objects of the Scriptural Knowledge Institulion for Home and Abroad founded by the late George 81 filler, s nd the pamphlet is as usual of absorbing interest. The 1 Erief NaTrativO of Facts as it is called, has been compiled by Mr ...

... PRISONERS BEFORE THE CARDIFF STIPENDIARY. Before Mr T. IV. Lewis (the stipendiary) and Mr R. E. Spencer at Cardiff pollee court yesterday afternoon, Joseph Hyman, 20, and Montague Hyyman, 23, wvere charged with stealing watchos, belonging to Messrs Brooks and Lcvene, auctioneers, Cardiff, on various dates during the past six months. Mr Lewis Morgan conducted the prosecution on behalf of tho ...

... I Where to Go and What to See. Ait the present time there seems every prospect of the last public holdiday of the summer being favoured with fine weather. As usual, many attractions are ofibred for holiday folk, andf we append particulars of the prineipal entertainments and excursions. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. At all publiciholidays the directors of the G.W.R. makespecial arrangements for the ...

... deceased threw up his hand, and Sainsbury1s hand was injured bytbe oontaet. Bright struckSainsbury se in the mouth, and the latter hit him twice on the shoulders with his fists. Witness then went to his vrorli, and subsequently the deceased picked up the is bucket, and said, E cu come here and I'l] throw it bs at your Sninsbury went across and *vrenehed the no bucket away from horn, and in ...