... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir,— -A letter signed X,” inserted vour paper of the 13th instant, is now before me. on which I wish to offer a few remarks, and they shall be brief, as a considerable part of your columns will, this week, be required ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Srn. Having stated in my former letter that Sir Robert Peel had been guilty of gross inattention to the rights of farmers,” although the evil they had to complain of was not experienced daily and hourly like those ...

... Chesterman elegantly expressed it. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant. R. STANTON ISE. Banbury, March 1\ 1846. OVERT ISEMCNT. ] the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir, —Through the medium of you Paper beg to express humble thanks for the sympathetic ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. l,r correspondent, Bellow,” asks for a meeting of the Agricultural Protection Society ; that is to say, bole and corner meeting ! Does he dread county meeting? or does he remember that, at the one convened during ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir, —We the undersigned Members of the Committee to whom was confided the arrangement of the proceedings at the public meeting of Nonconformists to oppose the Maynooth College Endowment Bill held in the British ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian, Sir,—l regret having to trouble you with another lettter on the same subject, but in consequence of Mr. Haicourt’i letter inserted in your last number, an explanation from appears to necessary; Mr. H. says that I ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir, —Feeling interested from early associations, in all that concerns the welfare of Banbury, 1 could not but regret the failure of your hopes, and those of the Inhabitants generally, occasioned by the defeat of ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Mk. Editor,—You will generally find in public meetings that the speaker, however practised, will often found to want the particular word that will best convey bis meaning; and, if so, how applicable to case upon ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Sir, —I wish I could impart or describe the Rrcat pleasure I felt the other day in passing through King’s Sutton, Northamptonshiie. On being informed that the school children were about to have a holiday, 1 was easily ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. . Sir, —The abolition of the ancient ceremonies of baptising church bells, of ordeals by fire and water, and of many similar ecclesiastical antiquities, is undoubtedly a matter for satisfaction with the age we live ...

... To the Editor of the Banbury Guardian. Stir, —I attended the meeting of “ the Nonconformists of Banbury,” held on Monday night at the British School Room ; .and nobody can foresee what will be the result of the movement of this body, with your permission ...

... THE BANBURY GUARDIAN, BICESTER. MARKET, Fbidat. Wheal, to 10s. per load I Reas. 3h. 6d. to i*. per bushel Barley, Sis. to ‘iSs. per qr. Beaus 3s. Od. is. Uvl. ditto. Oats, Vis. 255. ditto. | ...