... pristol NillI. T11E1F is a very old proverb about Ch'at happens when doctors diffeb, and wo arc not disposed to SLu- U | the controversy which has waged with great I V vigour, but the utmost courtesy, beotwveea Dr a Ncathlterly and Dr A S. Davies, But behlind it all lhere is a question of great public t imporitance to the welfaro of avastcomnmtllity' such as Bristol. The health authorities of ...

... t~b Tkaot 24 _alm40'~ Tis a chronicle af da; by ?? Ts'sipest. Consols closed at 113 1-16 for money and account. Freshening N.E. winds, and unsettled and colder weather, with somic rain, is nota very happy forecast N for New Year's Day, but it is official. In Lord Crowe is able to leave his bedroom, and continues to makec satisfactory progress. The Press Association is anuthorised to state thit ...

... BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. E. Fi'Whitc, grocer, Shetterton, DorsetshirO. J1. T. Stilsy, grocer, Plymnouth. J .. H. Pargons, ininkeeper, Exetor. n.5igg, s'rtelliitcurBradford. ..H. A. Neiviold, -hilppilg agent, 111111. S. S. Sonthain. conanuission agent, Manchester. S. Hamburg, le-arler importer, AMaichestter. Co, F. Wormaild, inorchosnt, Bombayv. R. ITugilale, coltnoission agent, Manchester. ifed Mf. ...

... Dailv News corresponaent at Nikosia, wr Thec Daily Ncres correspondent at Nikosia, writing on the 3rd instant, says :-The Greek is too many for the Englishman in a negotiation as between man and man, T'ake the case of the house in which Sir Garnet Wolseley lives. Three months ago anybody might have had it and welcome at a rental of A00 per annum. Its rent rose after Lord John Hay came up to ...

... To tihe Editor of the Bristol iercury. Ssa,-i observe in Felix Farley's paper of Saturday last a letter from A Constant Reader, in which a charge is brought against a certain Town-councillor that he had been a little too lTberal of his epithets, inasmuch as, in his voting-paper for the election of aldermen, he had designated Mr. Wood as James Wood, Esq., of Stoke's croft, gentleman,-this ...

... WAY TRAFFIO URNS, vOR THE ING MAY 9, Miles open. 187%, 1875. 1874 Bristol and Exeter Brecon and cane 1513 975 meee 220 mee West Cornwall ot ot 1146 Kasten .. Great Northern. 1510 613 61,264 47,088 Lancashire and Yerkshire 105,693 100,796 London sad Brighton —.. 30,723 28,155 17,580 16,377 London and N. Western ee 169,961 162,027 London and South Western.,.. Metropolitan tel 30,731 29 ...

... ee imei STROUD, County-couss:—This cours was held on. Wednesday, before Jud, Sumner. The principal cases were both of warranty. —- Dangerfield v. Edwards.— | — is a carrier of Strou: to recover .and a farmer of Mr. Haines, for sid £.1% the: price for a ad n waranted to be: 4 and tayned out to beunsound. Plain- diff’ case was. he horse jusdas for £19, jand defendast ab him £2,a8 earnest—that ...

... THE RETIREMENT OF MR. GLABSTONE. | Ir will be seen from a'drief correspondence, whick we print in column, that Mr. Gladstone ‘hes ennounced his ‘mtention%o retire definitivdly from the of ‘tke Liberal party. Although the step now taken by the right gentleman has been ‘more or less ‘imminent ever sinee his temporary of officemearly twe its aeeomplishment be received by his party, aad even by ...

... Saturpay.—The Forgery Case.—The man, Patrick Henry Fitzgerald Scanlan, was ¢ on remand with defrauding Mr. RK. . Cater, grocer and wine merchant, of £35, b; means of a forged cheque; and Messrs. Gould, tailors, of f Milsom-street, of £5 0s. Gd., by like practices. Mr. Wilton conducted the prosecution, and as r. Cater’s case could not be it was arrang: to proceed with the second charge. The ...

... The special correspondent of the Standard, ia his telegram from Poona, on Monday afternoon, saye:— His Koyal Highness began this day’s labours at an early our, the morning being devoted to a visit to the mountain temple of Parbuttee, which overlooks Poona, As early as five o’clock the Royal part: setout from Gunnesh Kbind for the temple, the Prince if mounted on an elephant, on which he rode ...

... Col. Bangs is very bald, and in order toinduce his hair to, w again he is using @ very e t article of ** Hair igour upon his p. Aweek or two ago he was sum- moned as a juryman upon a case in the Circuit, Court, and, upon the day of the trial, just before the hour at which the court met, he remem he had not applied the Vigour to his head that morning. He had only a few minutes to spare, ew up ...

... “fake in your well or cold nights and keep it by the York firth, who adverti A Lancaster ( Indiana that th sent a dollar to a New for that sum t! would send @ recipe to preyent bad dreams. is letter the country lad received _ with the go tosleep”’ Plainly printed upon it. Morton Propucep BY Hear. — Whatever donbts we had as to the trath of the mot; ntific sesertion that ‘* heat generates are ...