Publie Buildings, &c. CONTINUED. Higgs; Treasurer, H. A. Whitehead; Secretary, W. H. Ludford. PUBLIC NEWS ROOM, College green. Proprietor, Thos. Jew. READING ROOM (Commercial), Commercial buildings. PRISONS and POLICE STATIONS. CITY GAOL, Southgate street. Chaplain, Rev. Edward Jones; Governor, Geo. Williams; Matron, Mrs. Williams. CITY POLICE STATION and BRIDEWELL, Kimbrose. Superintendent, Edmund Estcourt; Sergeants, John Gill and William Jellyman; Officers, John Arnold, Isaac Birch, William Boulton, George Bridgwater, Charles Brown, Thomas Cambridge, Joseph Fry, Henry Gonderton, James Harding, William Harris, Frederick Hatch, John Rudge, Edwin Smart, James Williams and Giles Cambridge. COUNTY GAOL and PENITENTIARY (near the Docks), Chaplains, Revs. R. J. Cooper and George Heaton; Governor, Capt. George Henry Mason; Surgeon, Thomas Hickes; Matron, Mrs. Bedwell. COUNTY POLICE STATION, Barton terrace. Superintendent, Charles Griffin; Sergeant, John Gallop; Officers, William Bishop, John Evans, and William Taylor. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' PRISON (at the County Gaol). The Committee meet a fortnight before each court-day, for awarding the debtors various sums to pass them through the Court. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BLUE COAT, Eastgate street. Master, Shadrach Charleton. BRITISH (for boys and girls), Hampden place. Master, Samuel Norton. Mistress, Eliza Turner. FREE SCHOOL (for boys), Northgate street. Master, Thos. Holmes. NATIONAL (for boys), London road. Master, Jno. Swornsbourne. NATIONAL (for girls), Spa. Mistress, Eliza Teale. ST. MARKS (infant), Columbia street. Mistress, Emily Rope. ST. JOHN'S (infant), Worcester street (late Providence Chapel). ST. NICHOLAS (infant); Mistress, Ann Andrews. RAILWAY STATIONS. BRISTOL AND BIRMINGHAM, Clerk in Charge, Geo. Thomas. GREAT WESTERN, Superintendent, Thomas Graham. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE, Quay. Lessee and Manager, Robert Spinney, Secretary, Jesse Sessions. MARKETS-For corn, Eastgate street, on Sat.; for meat, poultry, fruit, vegetables, earthenware, hides, &c. Eastgate street, on Sat.; also open for meat and vegetables, on Wed.; for vegetables, Southgate street, daily, and for butter, eggs, fish, &c., on Wed. and Sat.; and for cattle, sheep, pigs, &c., near the Railway station, on Saturday. SAVINGS' BANK, 156, Westgate street. Actuary, Thomas Jew; Secretary, Benjamin Bonnor: open on Mondays. from 10 to 1. SHIRE HALL, Westgate street. Keeper, Samuel Winbow. SPA, Chalybeate, saline & aperient. STAMP OFFICE, Berkeley street. TOLSEY, or TOWN HALL, the Cross. WATER COMPANY'S OFFICE, London road. Clerk and Collector, Thomas Goodman. Manager, Wm. Howitt. Distributer, Jno. Calton. Keeper, Wm. Maverly. WEIGHING MACHINE, Lower Westgate street. Bristol and Birmingham Railway. Keeper, Trains run several times a day to each of the above places; time uncertain, as alterations usually take place every month. Great Western Railway Time Table CONTINUED. ON SUNDAYS. Up Trains-8 30 a. m. Day Mail; *8 30 a. m.; 45 p.m. 11 40 p. m. Night Mail. * *** Omnibuses from the Hotels, meet each Up and Down Train, and convey Passengers to and from all parts of the City. Posting Houses. See Inns and Hotels. Coaches To the underneath places daily, unless otherwise expressed, but none except the Mails travel on Sunday. ABERGAVENNY, the Paul Pry, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at a quarter before 1 p. m., from the Booth Hall; and the Railway Coach, daily, at 3 p. m., from Heath's office. ABERYSTWITH, the Royal Mail, at a quarter past 3 p. m., from the King's Head. BRECON, the Paul Pry, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at a quarter before 1 p. m. from the Booth Hall. CARMARTHEN, the Royal Mail, at a quarter before 2 a. m. and 5 p. m. from Heath's office. COLEFORD, a Coach, on Monday, Wednesday & Saturday, 5 p. m. from the Old Bear. HEREFORD, the Champion and Mazeppa, at 11 a. m. and at a quarter before 1 p. m. from Heath's office and Booth Hall; the Arrow, at a quarter before 3 p. m., from the King's Head; and the Royal Mail, at a quarter past 3, from Heath's Office. KINGTON, the Arrow, at a quarter before 3 p. m., from the King's head, and the Royal Mail at a quarter past 3 p. m, from Heath's office. LEDBURY, a Coach, at 5 p. m., from the Saracen's head and Heath's office. LYDNEY, a Coach, at a quarter before 5 p. m. from the Saracen's head. MITCHELDEAN, a Coach, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 5 p. m. from the Old Bear. MONMOUTH, the Alert, at a quarter before 5 p. m., from the Booth hall. NEWNHAM, a Coach, at 4 p.m., from the Old Bear, and a Coach, at 5 p. m., from the Saracen's head & Heath's office. Ross, the Mazeppa, at a quarter before I p. m., from Heath's office; the Arrow, at a quarter before 3 p. m., from the King's head; the Alert, at a quarter before 5, from the Booth Hall; and a Coach, on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, 4 p. m. from the Greyhound. SWANSEA, the Royal Mail, at a quarter before 2 a. m. from Heath's office. Carriers. TO LONDON, PER RAIL, DAILY. Crowley and Co. from the Docks, and Railway station, to the Railway station Camden town; and the Salisbury Arms, King street, Smithfield; Agent, George Curtis. Haines and Co. from the London road, and Railway station, to the Blossoms Inn, Lawrence lane. Pickford and Co. from the Docks and Railway station, to the Railway stations Camden town and London bridge; Castle, Wood street, 395, Oxford street, and 158, Regent street; Agent, William Jones. Smith and Co. from the Railway station. Southan and Evans, from the Docks and Railway station. Trokes and Son, from Quay street and the Railway station. TO THE COUNTRY, PER RAIL, VAN, AND WAGGON. Crowley and Co. per rail to Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Derby, Hull, Liverpool, Manchester, and intermediate places daily; and forward goods to all parts of the kingdom. Haines and Co. per rail to Birmingham and Bristol, with goods for all intermediate places daily; and per waggon to Northleach, Burford, Witney, Oxford, &c., Tues. Thurs. and Sat.; to Hereford and Ledbury, Wed. and Fri.; to Ross, Monmouth, Brecon and Abergavenny, Tues. Thurs. and Sat., and to Cheltenham daily. Oakley, per van to Ross, three times a week, from the Quay. Pickford and Co per rail to Birmingham, Bristol, Chester, Derby, Hull, Liverpool, Manchester and intermediate places daily; and forward goods to all parts of the kingdom. Trokes and Son, per van and waggon to Ross, Monmouth, G Carriers CONTINUED. Abergavenny, and all parts of South Wales, Tues. Thurs and Sat. and to Ledbury, Hereford, and all parts of North Wales daily. Blakeney Ditto, M. W. & S.Mabbet. Bromsberrow ......Old Bear, Mon. W. & Sa.Brooks. Cam Redmarley Slimbridge Stroud Talbot, Wednesday & Sat. Smith. ...Old Bear, Saturday ....Cooper. .... .... .... ...... Ditto, Daily ..Saunders. Fountain, Tues. & Sat. . .Owen. Talbot, Wed. and Sat. ..Parks. Stow-on-the-Wold.. Berkeley Arms, Mon.... Heyward. Ditto, Daily .. Bliss. .Saracen's Head, Saturday. White. Ditto, |