... FIUDAY,-Arrived: Calypso, Bordeaux; Maria Dennie, Demerara, Agnes Louisa, Cork, Blaine, Liver- pool; Sea Flower and Tivyside, Cardigan; the above, with Dolen, are passed up. In Avonmouth: Galatea, London (to load for New York). Sailed: Alliance, New- port; ...

... a little puppy' dog, and, talki'g 'oldof its paw he signed'tle words John Rovei:. (A laugh.) 'He. (Lord King) had subsequently examined Atie petition;' and actually fonnd~hat is John Rover . had been petitioning their lordships not to alter the constitution ...

... E. Fese~s, 4, Bristol. 9 AtO. r'to~t'~ it 4 ,aslv Proven that ma'igactlfevef 8 entstip5'tivon toi14usty of - ?? ajnd k'ifne arm I1s, ~eate disotc,-n ?? Kaee It repsiirs _the' vId¼ a.c v ov'trh folluta rich booed, and, ?? to ?? Co' 'an andbitir I I t ...

... I i t I 11 iI I c t t d b c 3 D I I I I h ?B D 7 v I !E e I b BRISTOL STCOV EXCHAUNGE. W. C. ARINOLD A i IdORCOl! & TRIBN JOHN BENNETT S iyen. JONES, Ic 00. BReYANT,~ PERY, & LOVE B. a. fITOC & SON T. GILLJFOBD SAWL STUCHKSYU. BARRY JAMES GhURGEf WARILJUN ...

... eangsyprice .IM-r ash and, - 88s ?? .coin th buyersa li2a 8dg cashinnd I8 ~-n~ot sles imr. Motn'41 5e~ash; Su1'8dtosoneir Arm : on afiemidt dosing bgeyera atvance Sd in pihanes 'ok lde one mothe marklet lse-bn d sthghe. . Cotdton tady-Fixstsrolsf'econdset ...

... Marsh, Lorridge, 30 go. Lot 22, Maude, white, roan ears, calved Sept. 17th, 1865; by Lord Jersey (20185), dam (fledina) by John ?? (16322). Rev. E. T. Williams, Clrepstow, 37gs. Lot 23, Svmpathy 3rd, roan, calved Jan. 12th, 1869 ; by Duke of Florence ...

... barley; Hickman and Sons, 10,714 cwt barley. In the Workman, iroru Galveston-John Rubinson and Co., Limited, 563 tons oileake in the Douro, from Cadiz and Oporto-From Cadiz: John Harvey and Sens 41 butts 2b lids 24 qrs 24 octs wine; E -ens and Co , 8 butts ...

... be no objection to fill up the blanks, and have the bill committedI pro fornw, n A conversation ensued, in which Mr. HI. Grattan, Mr. Hume, b and Mr. Lamb, took part. Allusions were made to the mode of n empanellinF juries in Dublin, and also to the sentence ...

... paild lby Catholies. were fr; sacramental vwine 281. 14s.; for at sexton, 301. ; for a beadle, 201.; to the Rev. John Field and the Rev. John Colieland, for early seivice, 501. each ; and for two old wosren to attend early service, for it appeared thlat ...

... arnent, for twenty yeara-a little moreof this, -and wL' should' find des- Ipotism and itatolerance coming upon us like an armed mari ;1 and the poaer of pacifying Ireland, and of saving England, would be gne ur ?? ceeriig. Herespected the consed- ais ...

... trade with Portugal and its dominions. 1 am, respectfully, Sir, your most obedient servant, F. T. SA31PAYO, Consul-General. John Bennett, Esq. Lloyd's. London, M1ay 21, 1w4. i lt having been found that vessels t'rom the ports ol' Great Britain have sailed ...

... Sir C. Flower, Archbishop of York, Bishops of London, Chicbestfer;atid Chester, Earl of Darnley. Aldermen Wood and Waithman, John Gladstone, M. P. and Alderman Brow'u. The Lord Mayorjsaid he had called the meeting at teie request of a number of gentlenen ...