... ,j 0 M| Wr W oh o itn limitaism. Services in Clifton Ct'Cticised. In connetion t with th o ristol Church Assogatioon, Mr Walter Walsh last night lectured at the Victoria t rooms on The Mass in the Churoh of England-a Ritualistic Service and itu Meaning, Alderman J. InIksp presided. The attendance was limited. The CHAInRMA extended a cordial welcome to Mr Walsh, w ho was, he said, well known ...

... EINGSWOOD ILIBElRALS. vc>:,- 6 -, ,, aIoee TEi' LOCAL ELECITIONS, ih At the Liberal Club premises on Wedaesday even se ing A meeting was held'for the purpose of a discussion on the interesting subject, A Should. Politica ,d Associations Take an Active Interest in Local or ,s! Municlpal Elections. The gnthering was under the y* auspices of the Kingswood Liberal Association, the ts chair being ...

... SOME USEFUL HINTS. [From a Special Correspondent.] Sheep scabls.suoh aconmon and-dangerous post. with us that ltb has recently beoome the subjeot-of control by the Boardof Agrioulture in the-same way as some of the other contagious diseases of farm 3ive stock. . Every owner of-sheep is now compelled to keep his flock clear fromi1t. This being the case the Board of Agrleulture has done a very ...

... SCOTCIHMEN IN BRISTOL- - -- . m Not Forgetting the Haggis.. we Tb lar With much spirit the big gathering at the PRoygj. we Hotel last night passed readily from English to ale Scotch-that is, they cheered heartily the out-going a t president, Mr 'W. A. Todd, whose only regret was in that he was not a Scotohman born and bred, and wi welcomed with more than ordinary enthusiasm the Gr new ...

... PEOPLLA' P'IL.tLkcE, The interior nr f I- 1. - , ---~ .' I Jt.ttJ.tti2 3nt The interior or the l'eo4 1 l'.daev ear a 'ho patriotism worthy ot em L! ti ai S-ra r l ze. when the fourth ofr-. i-ti i ,j Of for and orphans of l;riti-n -oelor iCi ii' t roef , jar given under isi 11i- ,fWj id. the Duke of licajc, - others of distinction m 1 e r. . a, 899 spontaneity in the i r or j t, t 9359 part In ...

... mIsjoj ;: -r gammittee. i ig Extension1 of Arc Lamps. |Ihe Cost oi Electric Lighting. PItee were proseirt at yesterday's meeting at the It r;-nliacc street, .Ur G. Pearson (chairman), c 5lovdiviccbrlrman), Messrs C. P. Billing, lr~ebery, J. iiurie, J. Sevaish, A. J. Salse, W. 2 flrdwll and J. ILa-tovt TliL. (jt-eEN i VISIT AC.AIN, j Ike r'N sI re staled that 691 poles were erected .pg 1e route ...

... I .UL A~t A v, 'SE. Jms>. - MEDICAL OPINION. The Lancet publishes this week an article of particular interest dealing with the effects upon the wounded of the Mark II, theMauser, the Dam Dam, and the Mark IV bullets. The article, which has been written by Dr Arthur Keith and Mr Hugh Rigby, re- t spectively lecturer In anatomy and surgical registrar B at theLondonHoopital,gives aclearideaof ...

... Elie zrwtof ^frtury FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1899. The BRISTOL YmcRCUrt was established March 1, 1790. The BRISTOL DAILY POST Was issued in conjunction with the MEIRURY January 24, 1860, and incorporated with it January 28, 1878. TELEPHONE No. 149. P The v War. ' so PRIHAPS the best news from the I Western Border is contained in the p *simple statement that both railway t] I - a 4--- 4 hAA,. ,, n ...

... BRIST4L ROYAL NFIRMARY. W-ah il-Rwa ,AmitP0.d this wrkm-In 87. out 697-7Th bar Fresh eases admitted this week-In 67, out 697-7i4; ble patients in tbe house, 227, Patients speoially seen-For diseases of the eye, on Mln Mondays and Fridays at 1.30; diseases of the ear, on the TueEdays at 11; diseases of women, on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 11; diseases of children, on Wednesdays at Itly 11 ...

... BRISTOL VOLUNTEER DI&RY. TO-DAY. an RIrrLEs-7 30 p.m., recruit drill. rec r10 we S SMITrHuFLE CATTLE Snow.-The SmithfIeld Show Vo will open at the Royal Agricultural hall, Isllngton, Sri t on Monday,.and be continued t4 to the following Ne Friday. An exceptionally attirdtlve exhibition is wb anticipated. co PniNo'5s THEATRE.- M. A. P. tells the follow- Ce ingEtory of the actormanager who is ...

... | . - - -. The Battle of Belmont. The Truthful Boer. The Press Association is Indebted to the courtesy of the Times for the following telegraras from Its special correspondents at the seat of war:- | COPITIGHTJ] Lo1timzo MAEQuEz, NOOVLIBURs 27. The Standard and Digger's News of Nov. 25th says with reference to the battle of Belmont that the Free State general admits that there was a ...

... BRITIMS GUIANA; iPA1 - 11 an - - A^ ' v E to The Times Georgetow4 e Trrh cbndent writing . ith under date November 9fth I, stat sa-hI eabie otite a ar. West Indi& and Panama ivelegraph Company, which Ori as Is the only opble touoaiingthis colony,. broke down j Mr on the 10th of last month, and with only a few . H. exceptions, when messages came intermittently,, his communication was ...