... 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) ...

... 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 . - , : ' ...

... 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 ...

... Maselles, ...

... Rifles on Saisbury Plain. fe d. The Pembrokeshire Yeomanry Cavalry will re at go into camp at Penally, near Teaby, to-mor- ih row (Tuesday). 8he troopers will be 20 days Ml 3i under canvas, and the camp will break up on wI 'p July 8. A good vater supply ...