... Just published, price 3d. or XI Is. per hundred, i FFECTS of DRUNKENNESS shewn il an U2 Address read to his Parishioners June 19, 1831. By the Rev. EDWVARD FEILD, M. A. Curate of Kidlington, Oxon. Oxford, printed by W. Baxter, for J. Parker; and J. G. and F. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo. place, London. TO TRUNK and BAND-BOX MAKERS, rgO beD D SPOSED OF,.-A well-established A ...

... te e To MALTST'ERS, INNrVKEEPERS, BAJCERS,a nd or s CORN DEALERS. etr ° be LET,-A good and substantial DW1rELL- ir ]L ING HOUSE. with capacious cellar room; Malt- le house attached, 80 feet by 20, and six-quarter kiln; stable, s. piggeries, cart and fuel hovel, and yard; an Orchard, about le I Acre, well stocked with choice fruit trees; and half an s. Acre of Garden Ground. The premises are ...

... A Genteel Resideiicefjr a Private Famtly.( O be LET, for a term of years, partly furnished, 1,. SBwith iinunediate possession,-A very excellent HOUSE,l ,sittated in Broa4-stfeetj exactly opposite the Theatret he eideiceof Mr. Ioberti, who is removingl For particulars apply to, Mr. Roberta rfl.E ANNIVERSARY of the CHIPPING- .1. NORTON BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY will be I held at the Friends' Meeting ...

... w' The orders to discontinue the Advertisements for letting the Swan Inn, Burford, and the Public House, at Swer- ford, did not reach us in time. W ANTED, in a genteel Ladies' Establlishment, V _A Young LADY, as ARTICLED PUPIL. This will be' found an eligible offer to any young person, whether intended for scholastic duties or private life.-Pre. ?? (post paid) E. R. Journal Office, Oxford. ...

... ripe 1,'derVooJ, at Besselsieqjh, Be}rAs. 10 BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, !By W. FISHER, the ChcqucTs at Besselseigh.-About Ten Acres of Ccdlflet UNDERWTOOD, now standing ?? ar Bcseelsleigb aforesaid. D lrtller particulars will be given in next week's Paper. ...

... | ?? ,cjf/ , l t ttid ?? Sleunads qf the ' cor.tEin'T . : .IAND iNSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, JOr , h ANP FO-R THEg g.1yeAVITT tle Distresed IRISH. g gembers of the OXFORD CHOtnAL SOCe'ETY ?? hpect~fuly to announce, that they intend giving beg Rrt in tlle AUsIC ROOM on ~Wednesday C 29. 1831; the WHO[E RECEIPTS ,Djng PCX a liid to the Relief of the distressed lrish. dihbi vv3s each, to be hadl of Mir. ...

... HISTORY and TRBA TMENT of the HORSE. e Under the superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion n - of Useful Knowledge. d Just published, in a handsome 8vo. volume, price &s. Gd. bound in cloth, and lettered, , HE HORSE; wvith a Treatise on Draught, aid a T copious Index. Illustrated and embellished with more - than 100 engravings on wood. Printed for Baldwin and Cradockc Paternoster-roW. . ...

... Kingston and Buscot Turnpikes to be Let. N OTICE is hereby gives, That the Tolls arising N at the Toll Gate, caled Kingston and Ruscet TI'urn. pikes, erected upon the Turnpike Road leading from Fyfield, in the county of Berks, to St. John's Bridge, in the county of Glocester; and at the several Check Gates, Chains, Bars, or Rails, erected upon and on the sida of the said Road, be. longing to ...

... Tao Parish Officers and others. HEREAS THOMAS PERRY and JAMES V CLEMENT have absconded and left their families chargeable to the parish of St. Clement, any person who will give such information to the officers of the said parish as may enable them to apprehend either of the above persons, will be rewarded, and have all reasonable expences paid. Thomas Perry is about 5 feet 7 inches high, dark ...

... 11E Quarterly Meeting of the pe,1dldh1'5gn andt Ai Chipping-Norton D)istrict Society fist Protnloog h Cr1W- tian Knowledge will be held at Deddiugtoo, onl Tue5dsly tie 256tl of October inst. C. BAR'T'ER Secretary. (Widow of the late Mr. Jonx Hsonis4S) CURRIER and CHEESE FACTOR, J tOOdStOCk, ETURNS her most sincere thanks to the manY XV friends of her lamented husband, for the favours Cor ...

... MtfeyseylnpOfIn mansion House to let. 71,O be LET, and ctered upon at liehaelinWa.sex, 1 AL'Thp capital M1ANSION HOUSE Of UlE~'~ HAMPTON, in the county of Gloucester, with doble coach-house, a four-stalled stable, saddle room, large sI; yard, an excellent walled.in garden, well stocked wilth ?? fruit trees, piggery, and rick yard, 2 seats so the hirl, as a about 9 Acres of very rnob Land. ...

... WILLIAM !INTCHINGI-S; IOUSE PAINTER, DECORA TERE, GRAINER, FROM LONDON,. W% ETURNS his most sincere thanks to the Gemltl- 1 men of the University, City, and the Vicinity,.for the liberal encouragement he has received during his residence in Oxford, and begs to inform them he is removed ?? to NEw COLLEGE LANE, where patterns of the most delicate 'tints of colours and imitations of Wood and ...