... fl?O be LET, and entered 'upon at Michaelmas next .& at Ipotone,-An ARAIIIaB FARM; consisting O? about 200 Acres, with a vets' good FaIrn House, and all ne. ? res?sisry out-buildings ; distance from Henley I and frorB Wycosube 10 miles. Particulars may be known by applying, (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Saunders, at Wocmsley, near ? Stokenchutch. t 'I'HA4'sIES NAVI(?ATION. ? ?? General ...

... ?? MOR~TON-I1x-MAl11 hI r jOLL FREE FAlIR for Fat and Store Cattle, JI Horses, Sheep, Pigs, and Merchandise, 'will be held, as usual, on the 24th inst. being the Tuesday befoere Lady Day. r I 5O COVER this Season, l835, at Whittlebury .LLodge, near Towcesater. OPPIDAN, by itubents; dam by Giohanna. Thorough-bred mares at five sovereigns, 'and five shillings the groom; half-bred mares at three ...

... a o4IO1II SAVINGS BL1i~ls{fi K.T ry A rrthe A1 nnuR Meeting of the Trustees and Mlanagiers, he~ld~ at ~the SLvin~gs Baink. ine t~hhe Citry of dOxf~ord, s ?? 24th, 1835,-the Very Rv h ?? h hisOdrdT~ t;the following Statement of Accounts he publishled:ETH0FNOVE iBER.13 TtIE YEAR ENDING THE TWENT.sIETH OSrB lFD NTOVEMBRD, CRS.. g DRS.5 TItIR TltU6TSES OF J IE SAi. d i~i DlSfAilARGE, AT S.Ol dR. ...

... ,Oxfsor dsl7,;4.c Aqr'ieul/ura'l S9ocri f,/ A Collltnittec Mecetinge will be heldl at thse Star Inn, IL Oxford, mtt Saturday the.7th inst. at Twelve o'clock. Oxod irei2 85 BENJt. BAUCOCh, Secretary. .: hialte Nl~ion ?? inalioft5y. -BAL6L weill take place in the ASSEMtBLY .H O M at tite WVHITE IOIN INN, on TUEsnAY the TER'rs of MTARCH. STaWARXIS.-Mr. EDVAUDS, M~r. PUILLP OT~S and . Mr. ...

... R4DCOT bS BLACK~ flOUR TON TUR£NPIKEI TOLL.S TO BE LET. oNOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls arising Foiand made payable at the Toll Gates crected upon and on the sides of the Turnpike Road leading frons the town of Great Faringrdon hin the county of Berhe, to B~urford, in the coanty of Oxford, and situatc in the parishes or tythings of Radrot and Black Boorton, in the said coontyof Oxford, ...

... BICI EiTER OXON. | WILLIALM W~iLELIRAl~, PLUMbBERt, GLAZIERt, and HOUSE PAINTER, BRAIZIER, TINMAfN, Tae. 1\EGS respectlully to return hfis most grateful B thankts to his numerous friends for their very liberal support during thse last twenty years he has had the Isonour to serve them, and he hopes to preserve a continuance of their favours and recommendation, which it will ever be his ...

... ~REWARD OF' LONG SERVICES, GOOD CONt- DUCT, AIND OBLIGING DISPOSITION. I N consideration of' the long services, obliging dispo.- sition, and invariable good conduct of M~r. CHARLES HOLMES, as Driver and part Proprietor of the Blenhecim Coach, to andl from Wosdstock to Londlon, which he has driven, almost without a day's intersniseion, for the last twenty years, several Noblem en and Gentlemen, ...

... rlS~t( be LE ?? ainel cntcrcd UpOttt inmmedtatiye, or at n .fi L~ady 3 )ay nest,-.1 neat, conventicnt, cswmtttdtotis u FAMIlLY llt.USE, fit for the rcsidence of a Sjtortsntan, sl or any g enteel f;,mily, situ:acd~ at Church E~natone, hetweco 1 Woodstock and Ch ilrpping-Norton, aeld about two nsilcs froml thle Luce of Bosefoebt's kennel;x zith a good garden. greenl s ?? with flutcstalble, ...

... PRICE s. Od J1AT JUSTITIA. A Letter to the Right Hon. s i .Hardinge on the present circumstances of the Established Church in Ireland. By HENRY COTTON, LLp. U. Archdeacon of Cashel. &c. Dublin: Timo, M~illiken, W. Curry, jun. and Co.; Roake l and Varty, London ; and J. 1-1. Parker, Oxford. This day are published, price 4s. F OUR LECTURES On POORT LAWS; delivered h~ efore the University of ...

... (j be LET, wt itnimediatcpossessionna HOUSE, Twrith large garden, stable, and coach lhouse, situated On M11 Hill, Iffley. the For ?? apply to M~r' Nowell, Ifflley. LON-DON-Friday. In thl House of Lords yesterdlay the D~uke of Richmond gve flOtiCS of his intenflon on Trhursday next to move for, eerts'n papers relatillg to thle at~tie of the gaols tchroughlont th ctifit, w~ith a view to appoint ...

... ri0erenuj81 ('ow Cloven' nee~d. Ras ?? OBERT 3ElMAN, of Broadwell, near Stow, to .EGloucestersltire, bsegs to acquaint his friends, and e- Agriculturists In general, that be has (of his own growth) ill ready fbi' delivery a quantity of that invaluable article-.. ds PERENNIALJ COW CLOVER SEED; the origin of n which was selected from an old Pasture, and which, from to experlence, lie can ...

... XT is found necessary to alpprize thec Noblotetal antl J&Gcntlemeri of the Universiry antl thc inhabitalnts of Oxford generally, that the only DAIIY SPRING VANS d7 to L~ondlon, Cheltenheam, *iloueseter, &c. arc titose of 'Messrs. 9 IIEESLE'T, GILxBERT, and IIAINES, which leave Lheir P Oflice in Jcsus College Lanec, cvcrv da~y. 01 0vf bed, Ilnrch. 27, l83a.Y Mcnstley i~eaticuIlturaI ;b9 eietY. ...