... vVERDNBSDAY'S ANDTHURSDAY'S POSTS. - LONDON, OCT. 21. LATEST NEWS FROM AMERICA. Lireqool, Wednesday Aforning.-The Caledonia steamJ ship, Captain M'Keller, arrived here last night, in eleven days, from Halifax. She left on the evening of the 8thi having ieached that port on the 7th. She sailed froni Boston on the 2d. and on the following day encountered heavy gales, which compelled her to lie ...

... STSUMP'll. i,0LNDON-FI1DAY,-, October 22. The Qaceln held a Court and Privy Council at lialf-past ie o clock;, yesterday afternoon, at Biuckinghaoi Palace. 'rlei council was attended by his Royal Highness reisro Albert, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord President of tile ,liloc ; Lord Lyodhurst, Lord Chancellor; Sir Itobert Fl First Lord of the Treasury; Sir James Graham ?? ot State for the Ilome ...

... Tne following Letter was written for insertion in OUt lste Journal, bout did riot readh as in time. TO THE EDITOR OF THE OXFORD JOURNAL. Sin,-In a Letter signed A n i Oxfo dshii e lLandlord, which1 appeared in your columns of Saturdaiy last, some sevese reinarlis erc made upon the notice given by direction of the major part of the 'Magistrates assembled at the last Quarter Sessions that at ...

... ?? aS SATUi.DAY, AUGUST 25, 1869. WC to The Penirrsular and Oriental Stean Navigation Con>- for es plny's slit, ]fc-icr, Captair, Buaney-, arrived s te'-e at -cr a two o'clock this morming, a-itb the usual Spanioh and c ve Portuguese mails. Her dates ?? Aug. 15, s~t Cadiz 16, Liebon 19, Oporto 20, Vigo 21. Our Lisbon lotters of the 19th inst., m ention thar Ci; is the Cabilret continued in a ...

... fie The death of Al ehemet Ali is an event of historical rather than of political interest. The late Viceroy of Alr, Egypt had ceased to govern before lie had ceased to live. The wonder is, not that his faculties should have given Al, way at length, but that they should have remained per. o~ ~s fect until little more than a twelv-moutht before thle close Sir of his eventful career. Few ...

... Y CONTROVERSY. Ni' i ?? ?? ti e leheliee tliwns :ne leow pew,,iitl .1i:.uli-' vicit ac yunliit 111CC e ia l tie 1que0 4 tiOI ill dispiute Iln ielhit in to tihe .ainiw and New Brunswick tclioniidar., to have fimilled anut opinioll upon it, who witts nut ?? to pronounce it a most sense- ets., Contro ersy. The subject in dispute is too utteilx contemptible to he made the ai'atse itf dist1iri iniL ...

... * THE NEW SYSTE51UfWEST INDIA NlAILS. I Tlhe following is a sketch of the new arrange- cetit For the Conveyance or tier Majesty's Mailsin the West Indies. To comnicne in October, 1840:- On the arrival of' the packet from England at Bar- badloes, or as soon after ats the governor or senior naval otlicer may consider necessary for the preparation of correspondence, not, however, exceeding six ...

... CORN LAIV'. `LUIV IVN U1Ii, Stt'. LThre following speech of the3 I-on. 1E. J. Stanley, at tie Stocirport dinnier, is taker. from1 a local paper, Whose report of the entire proceedings is given with a fulnesa and accuracy which did nrot characterise the account in tile London papers. Tihe speech we now publish was merely alluded to arnd not given by theto ; and as several of the observationrs ...

... iUOorx. A general Court Martiji is ordered to be I bield, at Brightens wev believe, on Wedntsdav next, fbr I tbe trial of ?? .A Rey ?? Cuptain of th lll 1lii flu ssaro, Ur avid g challengd l his superiotr officer, nI ?? oltlitt Eord Cuardigan, arising out of circunn o stances dutlcil iii our lasi paper, wcherein C(apt. 1B. 41ad thoght hiolsf aggrieved. We areb particulcr in taiting it to he ...

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... FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1844. - - iher Thc Queen held a drawving-room yesterday mr (Thursday) at St. James's Palace, in celebration of her her Majesty's birth day, wvhichl was mlost brilliantlly at. van tended. The different branches of hie Royal Family, MVi the Cabinlet blittiseers, great officers of state and the leg household, the foreign a3mbassadors and tminis ors, and m those who have th e ...

... ?trt AUdJSThS ?? ThE IJIJKEflOM - (DF+romtw _WheAatdtsaar). l ClaimsB which are buased onl the principles of justice, sba ,~ arid sanctioned by the aiuthority otf religiou, have u-tin- r thing so much to dread as inattentioni oreorteeslmetit; hax . beCaUse, ?? inl proportionl as they are investigated op and vundeistoad, tttay wvilt .;ecure pudtlie respect lild see it cmuiii euce. Believing ...