... CIrTy0' OXFORD. T H F Friends of DONALD MACLEAN, Esq. T . P. intend to celebrate his Eleciion by a DINNER on Mlonday February 9th, and by a BALL on Thursday February 2,th, 1835, at both of,which that Gentleman will attend. , Vprther particulars will be published next week. dWOTfiCE TO CRIEDITORS. A Lb persons having claims upon Mr. HELY H. Al RICPKARDS, of Morton college, are requested to ...

... TO TItll ?? Freeinell and Electerml OF THE CITY OF OXFORDt GENT 473EN, r %NE of the moat stirring Conteqts ever witnessed in your City has this day terminated in my return,fotr , thefaur&l time, as one of your Representatives in Parliament, by the sull'rages of a number of Voters greater by 137 than Y evcr bdrer polled for a Candidrate at any EIlection of Members for your ancient end loyal ...

... R, a . WI LLIAM BELL, of King's Sutton, in the a J countyof Northampton, StinGrom, &c. respectfully requests all those who are indebted to him, and Ahose bills are upwards of one year's date, to pay the same to the said e William Bell, on or before the 25th day of March, 1835, as a means of preventing additional trouble and expenue. For the time to come, lawful interest will be charged upon 0 ...

... WILLIAMI1 BROOKS BEHAN, . ESalesman, '30, NEWGATE MARKET, LONDON, 4 11)EGS to return his sinceretlhanks tolis numerous _D friends for the very flattering support which he has experienced since his commencing business in the above branch on his own account; and while he most respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours, to assure them and the public, that they 'ay rely on his constant ...

... Dissolution of Parliament. 1IAIONEY A)VANUED for short periods, on the Mi. personal security of Noblemen and Gentlemen of known respectability. Communications by letter, from principals only, stating name and residence, addressed to H. R. Brown, solicitor, care of Mr. Ninm. Duxcosnbe, law J1 stationer, 14, Now-square, Lincoln's Inn, London, will re- fc ceive immediate attention. at ...

... ,&Br Balloon Ian, Abrtinngdon. JOIHN KENT B EGS respectfully to return his sincere thanks to Bhis friends for their kinO support during the six years lie has been landlord of the Bear Inn, in the Stert-street, in this town, and to inform them that lie has taken that old ant established House, known by the sign of the AIR BALLOON, in the Ock-strect, for many years conducted by the late Mr. ...

... er e 4 EJ JCATION ted At the Grammar Sylchool of CfIPPING-NORPON, al- Under the direction of Mr. Hartley, eritse. OUNTG Gentlenren are carefully instructed in ns, X Classical and Mathematical Learning, and expe- ad ditiously qualified for the Liberal Professions, Government all Offices, Commercial, and other pursuits. his T ITERMS. ton Board, and Tuition in the various branches of English he ...

... To ilhe Vreneua Mulvogi OF THE-r CITY OF O.VFoJ1D AS-soon as I had reason to apprthend an I Ice-a A soution) of Parliament, I did not hesitate to mlakea aimmediate declaration of my future internhiO'IsP ndtovet Ithose tried friends at liberty upon whose ?? ihaen never relied in vain. The expected event has lioiV takn. piece, and new Candidates for you conbdence are before you ;bat I cannot ...

... r, O t; etci /ti't, ifI' te' CfOniiy ?? Oa i d. . ElNTLE31rNX, T Have been highly gratified by the unanimity with . which you have been pleased to replace me in the lbo. nourable situation of representing you in Parliament. I infer from that unanimity, not a general approbation of my conduct, but a readiness to do justice to the motives by which I have been actuated. Anxious to promote ...

... GEORGE NOR'lRIS, of Plites/r, Baker, lliel DECEASED. r L persons who stand intebtt d to the Estate of er, G EORGE MORRIS, of Bicester, baker, deceased, late are forthwith to pay the amount of their respective debts to ,teMr r. James Atkins and MAr. William Horwood, of Bicester, St. the Trustees and Executors ; and all persons having any it), claim upon the said Estete are hereby requested to ...

... ;31ISS BECK respectfully announces the recom- imencement of the duties of her SEMINARY on Thursday the 22d instant: she begs at the same time to offer t her grateful acknowledgements to her friends for their hind encouragement, and to assure them that her utmost ondeavosurs shall be exerted to merit a continuance of their confidence. ChippbikqXorlon, Jane 7, 1835. c CHURCH GREEN, WITNEY. - l ...

... L -; HIANDLEY respectfullyv informs hlir 'riends andl the public that the duties ot' her S0CiOOL will be resumed on Monday the 19th instant. 0 A vacancy f6r a Parlour Boarder. clliplin9 Nforton, Jranuaqj 8, 135. P os 'g C2 EP ?? LOLVTDOX-FThida 'Ile ?? intporta ut antioutncetnent appeared i tbe French Papers of WVcdncrday - ?? f l~ig has recalled Al. Scrruricr, his inister at ,Wllill gton. The ...