... , ..x SU A 0 ', SATURDAYV, Nov. I9.-' --: HALDON and LOWNDESti Booksellers and Stationers, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS- JOURNAL, 6 Will have for Sale, on Tuesday next, Nov. 22, TH1E OXFORD AND ALL OTH -11 Ala ^n.taeks aand Pocket7 Books, For the Year 1832, a 'in plain and elegant Bindings, and in the greatest variety. C :' At 'a Meeting, holden in the Audit Room of the 2 gwn Hall, Oxford, on Tuesday ...

... HOUSE oP LORDS-o1VeOday. Viscount STRANGFoRoD, in presenting a petition from Woodstock against the importation of foreign gloves, gave Al 1s notice that lie would move for a Committee on the subject of Apn the glove trade on Tuesday, March 6. Ast Earl GrEY, in answer to a question from Lord Aberdeen, Ati admitted that our Government had received informatidn re- Bai specting the French ...

... SATrURDAV, DEC. 24. BRASENT-NOSiE CO(LLEGE. l' A FELLOWVSHIP1 is vacant, founded for Priests,I Gradluates of the University of Oxford, not exceedling( eight years fronm thc day of their matriculation, with prefercnce, for this turn, in favour of natives of the county of Lincoln, duly qualifiedl by their learning and morals. (Candidates are requiredi to announce thcmsclves to the Principal ...

... LONDON, JuILY 17. An express has this morning been reccived from Falilouti, announcing the arrival of the Fibebrea~d front Lisbon, bringing advices from ;the Britlsh squa- t (Irna in the 'agus, which place slie left on &II evening f of the 9th instant, and at midnight of the l0th fell in Ivitli Don Pedro's squadron lying it anchor off Oporto bar. A boat, with officers from the Dvna A'Thra fi ...

... To the EDITOR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. nd Ss,-I attended the highly respectable meeting, held on tP- Wednesday the 29th of June, in Exeter Hall, for forming the of above Society. I attended with rather a sceptical mind, re- Lb- garding the object of the Society, so far as I understood it as ids Utopian; but I came away corrected and convinced that we ies have in this institution a mighty engine ...

... The latest accounts received from Brussels state that the National Congress was convoked for next week; and that Colonel Borremiians, who, it Will be recollected, has been convicted of creating a disturbance in Brus- sels, had been sentenced to five years' imprisonment and degradation. Fresh disturbances are said to have broken out at Lisbon. A letter from Antwerp, dated April 28, which we ...

... POSTSCRIIPT. LOND)ON, JAN. 21 The Russian forces, by the last accounts, amount to So,000 men, of which there are no less than 26,000 caalry. I'heir plan is said to be to cross the Vistula, oud attack Warsaw from the west, thus avoiding the suburb of Praga, which is strongly fortified; and upon wviich the Poles place considerable relianece. The l](ules are stillburning to take the offensive in ...

... ON 0 N ,1) 0 J A N. 22. The Paris Papeprsof SuIday anld Monday have been received, hut their contents, which, With a very few exceptions, are wholly speculative, do not appear to offer much matter deserving of extraction. Rumours of intended changes in the MI nistry were disseminated with so much confidence, and succeeded each other so rapidly upon the preceding day, that even steady peo- f ...

... - .. , . .I. . /. .. (Fr;om the Leeds Itlslielupceer.) Alle have this week to record one of the most distressing occurrences that has come under our notice in Leeds for a long time past-thie nurder of an infant by its unfortunate mother, who afterwards destroyed herself' The particulars of this tragical affair will be best gathered fiom the following outline of the proceedings on tile ...

... It is stated ill an article from the Hague, 7th inst. that the cholera has entirely ceased at Riga, Liban, Mlitan, andl Archangel, and it is said that a new diplo- matic paper has been received by the Dutch Govern- mneat from the Conference, but the nature of it is not mentioned. A Council of Miznisters, however, had been held, and a communication on the subject Was to be made to the States ...

... HIOUSE Or LORDS-Tuesd-ay. The second reading of Lord WVynford's Bill for Diminish.. ing the Expenses of Common Law Suits, occasioned some t discussion. Lord ILXNDHURST resisted it, observing that the opinions t of the Judges coincided with his opinion, which was unfit-. vourable to the Bill. His Lordship contended that instead of diminishing it would increase delay and expense. Lord BLDOX ...

... 'WI X , M 5WO SATURDAY;, MAY 5. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON Will be preached by the Rev. Eow. HAIVmINS, D. D; Provost | of Oriel College, in the Parish Church of All Saints' , in thfii city ; after which a collection will be made, to assist in defraying the expenses incurred in the purI chase and erection of the Organ. On this occasionfidl a Cathedral Service will be performed, in which the ia ...