... IiAZAAR IN BRISTOL. i l S ~1ilsi.1L3,Li i1i Sl. tJiJ &% W X. A PAItIU EALL FIOR ST. J. IUS'S. 'I be eece iri, aid If tbe fhmre to fituisiti the new rtiibh ibull. CVvwlic ktrmtt, SI;, J ai4'1s, y eis otoaed d 3uiec dy in *elighifil weather by tie Dne'leee4 of g Be.*,;Iolt The new builciig ii aL handsirno otruacaro, viib a lueje bal. oippble of aeilrammudatuilig O) J.ople, And a it ore in the ...

... YESTERDAY. The Speaker took the chair at three o'clock. RESI ...

... TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1900. She BRISTOL MERCURY was estahbished March 1, 1190 The BRISTOL DAILY POST was Issued i ?? OtioD with the MERCURY January 24,1860, and incorporated with it January 26,1878. TELEPHONE No. 149. A1lore Ouns Lost. I TnE former Laureate) in his ode on 1 the death of the Duke of Wellington, I repeated the great soldier's old I boast. He never lost an English gun. Some special ...

... I talk of At otepben'M. II y y d in )I 31 r. a s 5 V t [From Our Owo Correspondent.] LONDON, SUNDAY NImHT. Those of your readers who have taken the trouble to master the correspondence about the Australian Federation Bill will appreciate the sorrow with which the debate of to-morrow Is looked forwar4 'go, It Is easy to say that the Government is indiscreet In Its determinatlloi to alter the ...

... It is curious to note the ago of many trite sayilgs. The following is usually believtd to hro originated iith ono of the rhymers during the anti-corn law ogitation- 'TB ieullIV a he l tnoin n 0 ?? woman To steal a geece from rjlta connmon, j But wiho for himj sball lied n e l eso I Vsi steals ?? Coninol from the g50030' A. correspoldent cO1 the t Sbheiold felegraph gives Iit nuh gcgater ...

... I'RMIlTIVTE METHODIST CONFERENCE. Meetings in Bristol. Third Day's Proceedings. The delegates attending the 81st annual Primitive Methodifst Confererou met in the Conferenes hall at the ?? St. James's square, at 9 30 yrsterday morning, and resumed business. The President, the Rev Joseph Odell, of Birmingham, was in the chir. and the Vice. Prebident, Alderwan Adam, of LwesBtof t, occapied the ...

... KiiNcSWGO) UJRBAN COUNCI.|L. At noon yesterday the following nornlnatlons had O been received at the Council offiaes, Kingewood: EIanbam Ward (one ?? Painter, carpen- B ter, Hanham. Oldland Ward (threes6eats)-5amnuel Frederick Andrews, seoretary to WEst Gloucester p Water Company, The Chase, I~opewell hill; George rI Bryant, contractor, Reformatory road, Kinugewood; ~Phliip Robert Betty, baker ...

... Warmley Guardiaus, I At the New Offices. The Warmly Out-rellef Board met in the plate. room of the new office yesterday morning, it v3, the last meeting of the Board as at I constituted. Mr E. F. Nurse presided, andi there; werealso present :-MrJ. J. Thatcher(vice-chairran) the Revs C. Croucher, and P. H. Mi-ihael, B. W. Nurse, H. I. Davis, S. Nichols, J. Mill3rd ,1 i Amos, W. Jefferies, ...

... QUEENS VISIT TO IRELAND.1 Her Majesty's Journey. Arrival at Kingstown.i fll [P [Press Assoclation Telegrams.] Lab- The Royal train, conveying her Majesty and suite, nd reached Llandudno junction at 3.45 a.m. yesterday, dat e and left at 7.45, The ?? dawned brightly after lhe Monday night's rain. A cordon of platelayers and police kept the publi_ ,nd from approaching near the train, but a full ...

... IHEALTH OF BRISTOL AND OLIFTON. I Analysis of births and deaths registered in Bristol (including Clifton) during the week ended Saturdav. March 3-14000:- _ Total births . 177 Rate-per 1000 per annum ?? ?? ?? .,.28.30 Total deaths. .. ?? . . 130 Bate per 100 per annum ?? ?? ?? Z0R Average death rate of eorresponding week for ,ten years di-gwe.koi last year. 204 Death rate of ...

... .1 By a Military Correspondent. [Press Association Telegram.] - LONDON, THURSDAY NIcair. Welcome indeed is the announcement of the relief :l of Ladysmith, and from the latest accounts of the condition of the garrison the assistance arrived none S too soon. General Buller's despatch to the War -I Office this evening was short but significant It i I confirms the opinion frequently expressed In ...

... Pnins, THURSDAY EVomiNING. The market opened firm and remained so to the close. Rio Tintos were in demand on rumours of an Interim dividend of 50s, and other copper shares were affected In sympathy. Rise-French. Three~ per Cent, flentes 68~o, French Three and half per Cent. Rountes 55c, Italians 70c, Spanish Exterior 15o,. Portuguese 1Cc, Egyptian Unified 5Cc, Brazil Four' Lc per Cent, 65co, ...