... KILLEP AT GLENCOE. - le dolojnsl John Sheraton, DSO., Brigadd. Major, to formerly of the Rihu.Brigade, but at thb titne of his id death an offioer extra regimentally employed, was In ;h his forty-third year,. having been born on July-26th, t 1857. Ho entered the army on February 25th, 1876, in as a, sub-lieutenant in the 75th Foot,:.but! was ie transferred to the Ritle Brigade on February iOt ...

... .THIN ::[iCT° -= l N~- . I '.. i l-:'V Ti .5.-._.T:','1N :- +t.Aujguwine's Ward. ,last niht at.Hamltqon's Rooms, Park street,'a meeting was held in support of th0 e andidatureo. Mr 3. Walls. :2 Rdward 4. Harvey. presided over a emalU attendaice, and referred to Mr Walls's servicess in' the tounell .. For 1 years he had b.een a faithful representative of the Ward (applause). He had studied ...

... LOWUCESTERSHXBE ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. By Col. F. C. OR1, Commandlng. 1,-Officer on duty for ensuing-week, Capt, H. NV. R, Wait; next for dutyOapt. J, WVort. Orderly ser eant, Sorgt H. J.-Kirloy; next for duty, Sergt. F. Parnafl. . 2,-Drills during the week: Drummers will practise on Wednesday, at 7.30 p~m. 3.-Owving to the QueerPs' visit to Bristol on 16th November, the oarbines--n possession ...

... WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE AFFAIRSE' On.'FffddY. Mr ffurnfodi's arepesentative of the Charity' Comn issloners; attended -at the Town hall torinquire. respectting, the proposal of the *Towv Trustees to build new houses in the Chipping on thb site of the one burnt down some time ago, and twO cottages w4loh have since been pulled down. The db'hIElfisole fi'rt Insp4ced '16he sie'nd asked it hnun6bderoi! ...

... I Further Arrangements. - As there havebeena good manyinquiries aboutthe route which the Queen will go, we are asked to state tbat the route as orlginally sunoneed has not been altered, neither Isit intended to alterit. This wIll seot at rest any misunderetandlng whioh may have arisen in consequence of unfounded rumours to. the'effect that certain alterations have been made ia the route, It ...

... USEFUL HINTS. U Cow's milk, properly diluted, is a far better food for infants than condensed milk. For tt ;he the latter is almost always deficient i n cream, y nk a most important constituent, and usually ay me contains an excess of sugar. , e 3ds ITo boil an egg, have ready a saucepan of no boiling water and put in the egg carefolly he )d- with a spoon, taking cane not to break the o Be ...

... TORRINGION TOWN COUNCIL. The eionthly meeting of this Council wee held on Tuesday evening, the Deputy Alayur (Councillor Webber) presiding. A letter from th3 Chief Constable explaine(d the position of the Oouncil with rogard to tho power of the police in enforcing the bye-laws. The tenders of Mr John Short for GuiuOs, ard of Messrs G nnd Joseph Short foe retps for the Fire Brigade, and Mr T ...

... T'here will be a sale of work at Westdown on Monday. he Tke annual meeting of the local branch of kir the ?? will be held next Thursday in no the Church Institate. ad ug In the Temperance Hall to-merrow evening a Gospel Mission will be commenced by Mr. , W. Davies, of Loudon. 9, The weekly practices of the Choral Society W- will commence on Monday evelaing at the )r r nfints' Nntionnl Soheot. ...

... FIRE, AT EXITIOUTH. ) Dii 0 V e 'ncu ti'y atlueiae aminrintiir to frorn t 10 to £15 rettil fid romu it li e ar- the Cri- terion Irtn, 'It w -r- t reet, Ux moutih, tn th( fi'i Ce pa:ntion ofI Mr Fit la Dyer, who wes i?; av fe¢r ?? ihomeat tile inoi. Unknowi) to Mtl-. it Dycer, her daughter. Ivy, tigeil etliht years, witP another little -II-, wnllei I ehtnd, ivent t i- tat ye to ore of tli- ito ...

... 'a MISSION TO DEEP, SEA d FISHIERMEY. it r. Dr re ig Iy le le 1g id VT w 10 38 le le I.'0 Ir, )a., If n Ir. ts [e d d )r 1- ,Is 3,] in 10. NEW HOSPITAL STEAMER IN BRISTOL. The new hospital steamer Strathcona, which has just been built for tbe Royal National Mission to Deep Sea 'Fisberman, is now at Bristol. ' 10 a making,a round of most of the principal ports of the; country before ...

... ~~X~fR ~~1IN1OtI~~~. --l EQTLQ '. -- ; ~ m nse Wes-,5,.:* , -- u t L~ e * s A. l~meeting 0of th%. Bed' li mater Weet Nurd! Liberal-. I E-atepayer' Assoclation- was held''q6 the Teonperaiiee S 'hall, Bedwuinster, last night, dr Edwa Parsone sdlngi -The pr*iDCIPal busineEss On-thi agenda 3 ..e J t de'a I -ith the nppiroahng mn0pVe~etlon z I- and t b hoar an address' frto th al~g ebs' k- r W. ...

... BRISTOL OATHEtRAL. 1N tEslex-Tbe Very Rev the Dean, D,D., and the Ven. Archdeacon ROOesMn SERVICES. .Eioly Comnimniofl-Sufd5s at Sa.m..and at Midday. -lialy'DayI and Ihhurdiays at 8 a,m. Matius.-BunCby5 s~lO at 10&. -Weekrdaye 10 a.m. .--Even60ng-SI.IfdaFs at 3 30.p.m.~ Week aays at 4 p~m.:. In the Nav8-sundey5LAt 7p.m. ' .5ERVXCii5AND ANVH ' ' . * :T~iis DAIY; --Zrorn.--tanford in B flat~ ...