... Ensione, Hieyford Bridge, Bicester, Xfeston.-on-the_- Green, and Kirtlington Turnpike Road. TOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the N1 Trustees of the above Turnpike Road will be held, by adjournment, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bicester, in the county of Oxford, on Tuesday the 22d day of September next, at Twelve o'clock at noon. At which Ileeting the Tolls arising at the ?? Town Gate, ...

... Ner BEDFORD. ~b Ir f hal, ~IaEAors, Park, & jp.IrE.. r II o ?? and enter-ed upon immnediately, fur- I Alj three tniles of tlte conttty town of Bedford, in a pat ?? UtritOod Of Itito first rcspectability, the roads good in dr3 die.Inand fit for th2 reception of a, noblenman's or HIt ,Ineau's Fatmily ;containting htantdsomte entrance hail and wa iiivd oom, diraivroin atd dlitiieg-nownt, library, ...

... The (-Muefro ?? JoJ ?? D)'loi'.q. of |IlIE matters of the 'petition and schedule of the af I prisoner hereinafter named (the samle having been filed in of the Court) are appointed to be heard as follows :-At the Court o Houseat Warwick, in the county of Warwick, on the 90th day of August, 11135, at Ten o'clock in the morning.- a- CHARLES CARTER, heretofore of the Three Friars sA Public House, ...

... ORTON-IN-MARSH TOL L.FI,, E, FAIR, A~M. for ilte Sale of Cattle, llor ?? arid Slercltsttdiee, will be held ~ ~ Sheo~l~j~~foi the FIRST of SEPTEMBER.H A' B USI NESS Snug BUSINESS ill the CO L TRADE -i. t AtlOxfoord, to be DISPOSED OF.-pply by letter free- to X. Y. Posr Office, Oxford. ?? PR OTECTORFIRE OFF) (E lIE Proprietors of the above Office are ?? T informed that their Dividends may be ...

... Enstone, Herfbrd Bridge,. Bieester,, Weston-on-the Green, and Kirtlington Turnpike Road. *TO'TICrE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the N1'1 Trustees of the above Turnpike Road will be held, by adjournment, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bicester, in the county of Oxford, on Tuesday the 22d day of September next, at TwelIve o'clock at noon. At which Meeting the Tolls arising at the Heyford Town ...

... 7g 1'iI*~ - - - -- - DELPHIN CLASSICS. icr Published this slay, in Bvo. price uls, bound, NTD HIIGILIL MARONIS OPERA. t~ h ?? et Notis illustravit Carolus Rutous, c sitis Soc. Jesu., jussu Christianissimi Regis, ad usurn Delphini. I,' Accessit Clavis Metrico-Virgiliana. Studio et Opera J.~ lin CARICY, LL. D. in) usurn Phbilormusie Juventatis comparata,, lic London :Lon-gman andi Co. ; T1. ...

... To Stone l'fasons, Builders, and others. t I(AN SALE, at the Canal Wharf, Oxford,-WARY W 1ICKSHIRE BARN and HOUSE PAVING C STONE, BLUE SAWN SLABS for Halls, Kitchens, ft &c.; also a quantitv of Veined Dove Bardiglio and Black it Mlarble, in inch scantlings, VEIltS CIEAP. h Apply to Mr. Cryer, wharfinger. sI BROAD WAY, WoicEsTmisatrnE. r h) BE SOLD BY PRIVrATE, CONTRACT,- Two very desirable A ...

... 1X) URFORI) ANNUA L VENISON FEAST will D be held on Tuesday next, August 4, at the Town ?? Tickets, 3s. Gid. e ich; anid Ladies' 2s. 6d. to be had at the bar of the Bull tin. Dinner on the table at Two o'c o k precisely. eit A Ball will take place in the evening at the Bull Inn. JIARCOUR7' ARMllS IYN, ANuneharn Courtney. JEPIEN WU~RGENS AVING taken to the above Inl (for several h years ...

... OXFORDSHIRE. SilEEP ?? BARLEY FAR1Xi. 0O be LET,and entered upon at Michaelmas next, -1 -A capital ESTATE, called Afallard's Court, in the parish of Stokenchurch, in the county of Oxford, adjoin- ing the high road leading from Oxfotl to London; about 7 miles distant from the market town of High WVycombe, and 18 miles from Oxford. The Estate consists of a convenient sash-fronted brick and tiled ...

... Ouatgiter or rtne mia teo50. DU5-'-l J -Ai ~X ANTED,.Tlhe Sum of £'300, upon Mortgage Jot IV Wof ample ?? to A. B. Journal Office,- Oxford; if by letter, post paid. W~ANTlED,-An APPRNICtoaLEN n ? DRAPER, SILK MERCER &c-p i y call letter, post paid) to Foster and Bartlett, Hihsre, xod a ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ H ?? SELLING OFF! tr C E A YAA BB4AZAAR Opposite tihe Post Oflice, tmon QUEEN STREET, ...

... Ai'Jits Rai,/o6i~rJo \r02lW1.7011f5 lo 01Oafsi. ?? tlar undersigne(l P'stinaiaters, lo herebymo-t I reprcielkrlly inltori the Nobility, G-entry, and Public ill gell-er-d, tniat, ih VO)StVsIolttCe of 3 ?? admneasurenti-nt t tive above line ofl read, wc hrave reduced thle distatrce of Pstils fr,),rm Aliddl toin to l1rackl;ey to I mie les. andl fromt 3rncel(.cy to 'T'ow cester to 1 I ilie', ?? ...

... THAMUES NAVIGJAT'ION. T Do hereby notify that, frontn and on 'T'hursday the 27th of August, the depth of. the lading of the Barges ,ill be farther limited to 3 feet in the upward, and 3 feet 3 inches in the downward passage. 1pden1Iesad, Augy. 17. 1835. WILLIAM PAYN. E 'BESL EY; Coaclunaker, acknowledges grateul Ythe very liberal favours received by him from O e Getury and Inhabitants of ...