... tte pulptt. Preacbing on Sunday week at the Pro-Cathedral, lifgr. Russell took for the first part of his sorman the subject of Prayers for the Dead, and briefly explained how Catholics were able by special prayers, by elrfdeDn1,, and by gaining indulgences granted by the Church, aid h!SD by having Masses offered, to help those souls who, thongs at present detained ea purgatory, were sure of ...

... BOOKS: RECEIVED. [Mention under this heading does not necessariig preclude- m further reviow.l J THE T911FLE CLASSICS-PrXTTARel's LIVES, Vols. 9 and 10. (London: J. M..Dedt and p.) las 6d eacb. Thesettvo volumes complete a delightful edition of YorkWs Plutarch. The last volume contains am. Admirable generali index. THE Boys An I. By Mrs Molesworth. (Edinburg`L: W. and R. Obambers.) 3s 6di ...

... IilGSWOOD URBAN COUNCIL. - - _- - i r W6 The usual meetiog of thc Urban District Council du ;eas held last evening at the Uounoil chamber, High R2 .treet. The following Wrere present :-Messrs W. D. Hi Strange (choirMan), . I Evans (vice-ohairman), S af3 turobill, 1 IPow, J. Wihitcombe, B. Harris, Albert CIE ainter, -Irthur Painter, 1. R. Betty, . H. EGreenl, all . Brain, (,. Jeiferies, anod WV ...

... BRISTOL VOLUNTEER DIURY. TO-DAY. - IFLltS-4 p.m., battalion parade for route march. UNIvERSXTT OF LONDoN.-Tho D.SC. Pass List contains 16 namesj including in the department of Experimental Physics Samiul toslingtonlMlnort uniyersity Oolloge, Bristol, Inst. IUr PhysilkOhemld Glittingen, and Owens College. FrOTECOMjqNG: MARRIAGE.-,Amarriage has bepn arranged, andwill take plaec at end ...

... I- _ . . . - _- - The greatest interest was taken by the people of . Chatbam and the nelghbourbood In the launch of J the battleship Venerable yesterday. The vessel ; gives the name to the latest class of battleship. designed by Sir W. H. White, Dixeotor of Naval Construction, the-sister vessels being -the London and Bnlwark, building at Portsmouth -aen4 Devon- j port respeotively. The main ...

... )VOTTOON-U.-EDGE. LIBERAL . On Wednesday evenlg about' eighty of the members of the Wotton-under-Edgo Liberal Club, 'preBided over by Mr W. H. Armitego, sat down to the olub's annual dinner. 'The'room presented a. very pleasibg appearance, having been nicely decorated wlth -fdwers and plants kindly lent for the ccaaion by Mr Fowler. The repast provided was done ample justlle to, sadd the ...

... IT would be foolish on our part to say that there is much probability of the Liberal candidate being returned, at Exeter to-day, and at the same time it would be' weak if we ascribed the chance of defeat to any reason which has a bond fide connection with party politics. The country is committed to a war which is for the. moment a popular; war, and' it stands perhaps. more deeply committed to ...

... S Id dt POSITIoN IN NATAL Ih Imore Fighting at Ladysmith. re, di Brilliant British Charge. his [Press Association War Special.] Ly PIETEEMARITZBURG, Nov. 2. d Yesterday our scouts discovered a force of the enemy, estimated at 3000 men, six miles frmn 7r Colenso. There object was to destroy the railway bridgo and so cut off Ladysmith. Our scouts and their's exchanged shots. Commandos are ...

... ..:-,BRISTOL EVIDENCE, O ONE LINE JS VON E A, WHOI. PAGE A WS :8 TBIMONY,IF.ROM ANOTHFgT0 K.:: 'MiHe 'a inenttsl note of thfis:-, Mrs'Tenmplar ls well lnoUi1nBriol.:. Hef*6ord ig unr eatlete& You are reading local eviden ce',: lnveatigating home testimony. Bris4ol nems for ]l3tloi people. - , -Mra Amelia Templer, of 17, Marlborough street,. Bristol, Atatca- I I I , !Ibave been a vsry ...

... IMLNRSAL RESOURCES OF INDIA. l0thee eitement which has been.oreated by the I ittles of gold in South Africa, Eloodyke, and : it Australia, th3 mineral wealth of India has c luoVerlooked, says a Bombay paper, although the N elcbes of the Geological Survey of India prove S Ntte Indian Empire is rich in mineral resources. N Der are being gradually developed, the progress 8 i aent date being ...

... ucker. AnsIAL rro WWEr ENDING 8rr NovnmrNr. _ Telephone - From Newfounhland, with fisb, for James Soltes, LA.L.S.-Labrador, do, do - r My Lady-Do, do, E Parscns -2 T Oid Tiff-Churston, stone, Waster Edward and Frank-Starcross, sand, do SAXTrtivs. Four Brothers-From Teignmouth, light, discharged teware MsodaiX Mount Blairy-Do, do, coal Alwyn-Do, do. general goode i; Dr Buttercup-Topshaim, do, ...

... The funeral of the late Mrs laglis, wife of ho 1m Captain G Inglis, of Clyde House, Prinees. F In- stroet South, St Thomas, tnok place on Moaday re ur afternoon at St Thomas Cemetery, where the th of remains were interred in a new walled grove. ha ng The ceremony was performed by the Rey al lit S Swabey (Vicar of St Thomnasi) and the Rev ac aa D Mathie (Curate). The mnourneis were:- an he ...