... The Court of Common Pleas was occupied the whole of Friday and Saturday in a trial Morison v. Ifarmer-the former the celebrated Hfygeist, or impounder of certain pills which had come into great notoriety from alleged deaths arising from their administration, and the latter (the Alderman), proprietor of the Weekly Dispatc-for a libel, the defendant having in various publications accused the ...

... ABINTDP0N, FEI' ?? 1. (lfl itatudrday ?? ilied oif i lfluenz's, and afher a. few days' il 'ne onl, at l'is Seat at Mi ?? a ?? agted 47 Xits.L.. Ll te lo o: I of, rii.I Io' t 010 Ii aty IIis en.uri;,ned thpe Pa-beand h*:;et l:..lt0 the nielp'lbirheilo'K a dbpas ion ate adviser anda oodma ; his selcel comlomli'nus Z steadly friend ; 1hk': gu', a considonrble anoh liherdl ljiofaehtar; mIA 'ds~o ...

... * - ' , uV -a I . . .. _ _ _ __ - We have frequently heard it alleged by intelligent ag parties 'well versed in such matters, that the Liverpool m an~d Manchester Railway never had paid a single shilling id of dividend out of the profits of the concern; but that )a the dividends had been wholly derived from loans and a- trafficking in shares! 'Whether this be really so or not a. is more than ...

... To flte ADITOR of te OXFORD JO rNA L. A. .- . -. Sir,-On accoasit of some exprcssions contained in a letter from Mr. Rice, in your paper of last veek, I resign my adopted appellation, anid no longer hesitate to assume my own. This has hitherto been withheld from motives not of fear or shame. I ami niot ambitious of prolonging the diseussion respecting our local affairs; but as Mt- R. has ...

... The Mforning Chlronicle of this datew,4vqs letter fron Athens, of the 6th lit. ; this letter describes an in- surrection in Patras, provoked by the itnposition of a very ill-named, if not impolitic tax, the Industry Tax. 1Patras was, in consequence of the insurrection, declared to be in a state of siegc. Lisbon papers of the- 22d ilt. represent the city to have been in a state of tranquillity ...

... T UE S DAYS -sPOS T COTINUBID. From thoe LONDON GAZETTE of TUESDAY': The King has been graciously plesed tq appoint John Rice Crowe, Esq. to bobjsiv blaesty' osu . bopoioo i onarken in Norway, to re~ide~at for the province of Fin- TXhe King lhas also been grnoiously pleased to appoint lenrk S rel O lngeley, Fsq. to be hli3 M'ajestyb' Consul in the island BANKRUPtSPqR FRO FRIDAY'S GAZFTTE. ...

... CHRONOLOGICAL Afl. STATISICIAL TABLE FOIL TH)E YE.AU 1836. JANUARY. 4. An iinurrectionary movement took place at Barcelonn, u-lien the populace murdered above IIt0 Carlrst prisoners. t. An abstract of the revenue was published, sh o wing all incroase of 172,9611. oln the quarter, and a decrease of (3,66!.91 on the year. 8. According to accounts published, the number of seamen belonging to thc ...

... SATrURD)AY, Nov. 11. BALLIOL (OLLEGE. travo 'HOrT xnsImps, nIOW vacant ill this eollege, are onen to 'l.r ; who have not exceedld the 1th ?? r of thi r ago. (itlMkttes are repilired to present to the ?? oil the 20th nsit. cortificates of their Lirikh and bazplisi, togethor vwith a tes- tiacajali df good condiiet. N'ov. 2, 1837. Thc noxt eiioral Orc(hiiatioll in the Diocese of Oxford Nvill be ...

... SATURDAY, APRIL 8. in our leading article of last eveok, while dliqcunsinq the. oh- j,,tions raised by Dissentors against Church Rates, thc course oforargumeont led us to the consideration of thin IReiqile j),vjini,50 ?? alrived at the conclusion that, inaslucoh ats it is anl anlnual ?? grant in tavour of thue Dissenters3, anid applicable to tiso ruintonanoc of their Ministers, the;', no le, ? ...

... ItEs1A -O 1T IONUN E D. I'fom the LONIo~N (GAZE1T1ri of VRIDAY, The G-01ct annojnnoc tho rei srn to Parliament of Nieholas Ca rlow r, Vin gor ls,~ m l B . D , of Qid l eighj i, for the county of in th roo of torna KavaaghEsq.deccased;- also Stafobrd Itar~l Es-i. ci llatle Hall, Norf'olk, fur the heroul) Of ° inha therom ofe S9ierPr~a~ncltolhyoake boodrieke, ofat Who has acoeptrvb tli~ lt~ert, ...

... The Venice Ga.~ette of April 17, received this morning, gives further details of a second earthquake in Greece which has had the most deplorable cotlseituences. It alppened on the 1st of April, in the four islands of Hy- dlra, Spezzia, Poros, and Santorino. Tho shocks con- tiued a wVock, and it seems that the central point from whillh they proceeded was the last island, almost the -whole of ...

... 9 x?4hii?, SATUi?DAy, JtN? ]7. Mi'. Rloebuckl's motion, for a Comnmittee on the state ot thc nation, has broughlt to lighlt twvo freots whlich thec tenor of ?? CXperienec could ihy no mecans have wvar- ranted us to intel; thle first beinla' that lMr. Roeb~uckc states himnself to be a dlecided opponeiet of the Alinistry; annl the second, that Lord J. Rulssell stanlds (as repro- scnted b~y ...