... IXO SE -j s..i11onday., PATRHONAGr OF LORlD XEbL. TA10I brongchi forward thle m10io~i! of which The Earl on 01LDO4 k his conlduct wlhle he was I oieresipecting he had give, Oljtih, Wearned ?? said he courted the Lord Chancellor . al that Ile had done during the forty strictest inquiry ittO defraded the grant of every place of i years he held ofe a bestOwal. The Noble Earl, after which Ilie ...

... 4) S S 'j1'URDA1', AUGsTs 8. After a debate of considerablc 1clngth, the 1rouso of lords ' ci line agreed, by a majoirity of 124 to 54, to hear evidence at ji thc blar ill support of the several petitions presented ngainsr . the Municipal Corporstiot Bill. There is a charm in the word ' cridesrce, so congelliul to English ears, as carryitig in with it an altidote to arbitraryadjtUiieiti:). ...

... UOUSE OF LORDS-olMtaday. I Assent was given, by Commission, to the The ?? Railway Bill, the Woods Duties Bill, the (brent WesOvl5on (Ireland) Bill, the Highways Bill, the Preser pea r BIll Bill, the Slave Owners' Comn0pensation Bill, s -chei f he (rown Bit, the Colontial Passengers' Bill the tlr Debtors' Court (Ireland) Bill, the Exchequer n I ) tll, the Turnpike Roads Bill, tile Port of the ...

... The Court of Common Pleas was occupied the whole of Friday and Saturday in a trial Morison v. Ifarmer-the former the celebrated Hfygeist, or impounder of certain pills which had come into great notoriety from alleged deaths arising from their administration, and the latter (the Alderman), proprietor of the Weekly Dispatc-for a libel, the defendant having in various publications accused the ...

... TUESDAY'S POST C&NTINUE . Frddt the LONDON GAZETTE 6f FRIDAY. '44A 1%1e6cty has granted pertnisslon to the Duke of Rich- 'Mnnd that he and his issue may henceforth assumne the sur- IIRMO of Gordon, it addition to and before the family ourname of 14onor AN NnUETS. JOntfihan Tussnell, Old-strcet, cusrrier. rbrkr lVm. Wiles ' jun. York-rOw, Kenningtofl'-road, pawnbroker. o B l Cerkenwel, tailor. ...

... 0 X F A R D& SATURDAY, JuNE .1, IT is an annoying circumstance that in the existing state of political affairs, it is impossible, however desirable it may be, to avoid a frequent allusion to O'Connell. On the re. assembling of Parliament on Monday last he twice presented himself in a prominent point of view; and, strange as it may appear, he was on each occasion thwarted by his Government ...

... The Paris J0urnal',1 (if Saturday and Sunday hlave tir- rived. T1he Chainher ont Friduty nih eeceb majo1irity of 217 to 143, the proposed address for arn active intervention ia thle succession wvar. in Spainl. It is scrrcely possilde to OVer-i'ato thle ?? to the poeov of luriirep of this most satisfuitr e cision but ill no. light does it appeaer more. gratifin It I in tile, proof Nvhlich it ...

... ABINTDP0N, FEI' ?? 1. (lfl itatudrday ?? ilied oif i lfluenz's, and afher a. few days' il 'ne onl, at l'is Seat at Mi ?? a ?? agted 47 Xits.L.. Ll te lo o: I of, rii.I Io' t 010 Ii aty IIis en.uri;,ned thpe Pa-beand h*:;et l:..lt0 the nielp'lbirheilo'K a dbpas ion ate adviser anda oodma ; his selcel comlomli'nus Z steadly friend ; 1hk': gu', a considonrble anoh liherdl ljiofaehtar; mIA 'ds~o ...

... TIlE (-[HEUT MEETING OF TilI ltRTDCALS OF LANCASHIRE. 111teodug objlt, iastjt esi' o'coc.070 fthe proaceedings at tdith. t~riiteeting iravcjuot iron econccirotd. Thle irloetii 'wa 'taled 'oIii litrioso of a pilacard which bied been publis ion wit the. retit ?? of a meeting hlad in Manchiester, a1 short timue silice, of delegates froni tltc Various districts in the( comity. '1'l morning1 Was a ...

... * - ' , uV -a I . . .. _ _ _ __ - We have frequently heard it alleged by intelligent ag parties 'well versed in such matters, that the Liverpool m an~d Manchester Railway never had paid a single shilling id of dividend out of the profits of the concern; but that )a the dividends had been wholly derived from loans and a- trafficking in shares! 'Whether this be really so or not a. is more than ...

... To flte ADITOR of te OXFORD JO rNA L. A. .- . -. Sir,-On accoasit of some exprcssions contained in a letter from Mr. Rice, in your paper of last veek, I resign my adopted appellation, anid no longer hesitate to assume my own. This has hitherto been withheld from motives not of fear or shame. I ami niot ambitious of prolonging the diseussion respecting our local affairs; but as Mt- R. has ...

... 0 XFO R-D9 SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. On Sunday the 14th instant Two SErtmoNs will be preached in the Parish Church of Witney, by the Rev. UIIAI~LS JYERUAM, M. A. the Rector, for the National adtl Sunday Schools in that parish. The benefit of these Schools has long been expe- rienced in the populou- and nmanufacturing district of 11Iitney, and justly entitle them to the liberal support of every well ...