... Bristol. RIVER WHARVES. Feb. -10.-Clonlee.. a (Bell), St. Malo. .Clara (Davies), HRaverfoirdwes. Kel Wyan). Chep-~ stow Ermus a Rowe. Tevoan. Wiliiam, (Stven). risol.Iro Due. (Alen. Bristol. Modeato, s(Berd).Britol Trdegar, a (Cookie). Bristol. ?? Ann (Garrett) ...

... WidnesCarew ?? Hocks, .Liverpool ?? County of Anglesey, Jones, Portinllaen.. .William Edwards, Griffiths. DroghedaBessie Rowe, Jones, Cork ?? Duke of York, Burrow.s, WidnesLady F:elding, Poberts, Point' of AyrPrince Ja Ja; ?? Symes, Liverpool ...

... to whom they had looked up to for years, and he was one of the most important men in the district. As a bench, they Eor- rowed at his decease. Smoke Lambert and Butler's Flaked Gold Leaf Honey Dew Tobacco, in packets and tins. Of all Tobacconists & Dcaler's ...

... Oxford paddled up to Barnes on the first of the ebb tide, the water being q iuite smooth. On the wavy back they met a London Rowing Club eight at Chis- wick, nand at the bottom of the eyot the two 'started to Ilasmncrsnmith Bridge. Both 'pulled 34 a.mtinnuto ...

... P:: Mar: n row Guernsey, IsLmnder,- s, B, Blampied, 113, M. Jones & Bro. . Dieppe, Ste. &dresse, s, . F, Nessu,. 558, Harris Bros. Copenhagen, &o.. Alverton, a, B,'Irvine 898, Burgess & Co. Treport. Mary Peers, B, Garrdtt, .110, P. Mar. ..row . - , : ' ...

... 're .plced .at thle; far' . L, -endlf o~ff'thte,, rozom; ?? the,.reporters Lhd been! n in ,th haabrtof 'advanckng totheofront row. How.. - ?? eier,, on Tuesday there ?? a verylarge attendance, and Mr Tegidi -Jones,oserving that some of the; Le meliiibers ...

... st~eady- ill crude 34&c.. yelo 37c*'Ptoeh (rfn) ax Ic, easy. 'Lard:~ Cas 'w'k n points downl.3 h. Wheat weak an declining.rowing ct, more favburabe crpedeltos spt weak. 'E Flour weak., Condcie natv iejh-1 'tion and closed weak; ?? waeak. Suarsedy rn3 ...

... South Wales will pass pr thrliugh another period of distress snd o failure. ' A MOItRISTON MAKEIR ON TH IE s SITUATION. 13 Mr. Rowe, manager of the Worcester ul and 'Upper Forest Works, addressing a illi gathering of hismillmen saidthat, thoughs Ri they were ...

... (Hofgaard master). which left Bonea for L aurvig on the 17th of October; and the steam trawler Gr-.mpus, of Boston (Lines.) ;s (Rowe, master), which left Boston (Lincsj) I for the North Sea on the 13th of February. Velox.-Hamburg telegraphs: German steamer ...

... the ConsulB Mr. C. j)r Ii. De Lemos. so co ACCIDENT AT THE GARYNANT TINN- PLATE WORKS. u A man named David Davies. of Church-row. -a.naunt was engaged in shunting operations cr brinlging iron bars into the works on Fr- thy evening when toe slupzed, and ...

... known, steamer, and had port bow badly f damnaed. Pal'. Nrcwe gian steamer. S tettin for New Yorlk. srar, arrivel Pennsrth Row]ds fnro- - hatch stove, cargo damagod: will dock Car- I difl this evening for rp-nairs. T .in 5'i---alP n1 F.alifax rndder tankq ...

... William New, a police- 0-an, .t Swinton. It is understood that e Charles Backhouse, the elder brother, will be exacuted to(-ndi'row (Thursday). s BIRTHS AND DEATHS. -The Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality last week in the 33 great ...