... TRIAL OF I EDWARD OXFORD. C'ENTRAL CR1IMINAL COURT-FRIDAY. (SECOND D)AMY.) Tale moringX, at mine o'clock, Lord neuman, Mr. Baron Alderson, and Mr.Justce 1atteson arrived and took their seats on the bcnch, and the trial proceeded. Mary Sumner, examined by Air. S. Taylor: I live at Church-row, Houndsditeb. My husband is a jeweller. I once lived In Birmingl ale, and knew the prisener's father. I ...

... iTAP ERIAi PARaIJIA E NTi rig HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Lord de LISLE presentedii Fetitiee from Uxbridgeagaiet th(e Beer Bill PARLIAU N1'ARY BOROUG ITS BILL. OJ the lleioll of Lied DUNCANNON thiis bill went through committee. TuPe report was received, and the bill ordered to be rcatl a lh:rl time (In Mondey rU:xt, REGENCY BILL. Oa the motion or the LORD CHANCELLORthisbill was read a third taiae ...

... IUER3A, JULY 4, 8 A.M. [FPOSI aR,1OWN CoRREBrOPlENT.] HEAD QU'AiRTEIRS OF TiE DUKE DE LA VICTOlRIA AND 01 NIORuILLA. I have bat five, 1inutes to tell you that this important place has just been taken, with all its forts, twenty-two in number, net inn tiding anr infinity of parapeted heights. Cabrera was there in person, with his staff. We saw him (tnounted on a white horse) on a height near to ...

... TURK A Y. CONSTANTINOPLE, JuNE. 10. ;FROM OUR OWN COR It.9SPONIIENT.j The view which I had taken of the chlange likely to be effic ted in the relative strength of parltie3 by the arrival of Mouitaph1a Ptcia, and of the reiultls that would proceed from it, has proved to have been perfectly correct. I-is coming to throw his voice into thu scale against one who 'had ever becn his bitterest enemy, ...

... ClfARITA BL E and PROVIDBNT SOCIETY FO R THE D SAF A N) D UM B. Yesterday thefourth rmniversary dinner of this exellsent charity wad held at White (Cendoit lloupe Tavern ; T. M. Glb.o;n, Emj., iD ?? clair. AMout ]5d persuns wrei present. T he usoal toest3 havirigwlle drunk, The CHAIRMAN proposed Prosperity to the Deafand Dtsmh Aiylnm. T'e existence of such cn ?? was a prooof the advance of ...

... A HINT TO THB RECORDBR. .W- TO THE EDITOR OF TtEr MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-I ?? the Lord Mayor's Court on Thursday list, heingi smninonedt oa a rpecial jury The court was crowded with perrons, who attended (agreeably to the sum- monr) at a quarter before ten; b-t the Recorder did not think proper to nvke his appearance until halt'pasL ten. Although the Recorder may set but little value an his ...

... Tho Queen held a count on S.Aturday afternaon, at Back- ingham Palace. Count Bjornsllerna, envoy extrnordinary and minister plenipotentiary from the King of Sweden, had an audience of her Majesty, to deliver a letter, Baroa do Cetto, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- ?? from the King of Bavaria, had an nudience of the Q Ieen, to deliver a letter from his sovereign. Count de Pollon, envoy ...

... NBW ZBALAND. Vl~tGO TEl SYDNEY GAZETTE 01' IArICit 27.] We rtgret to state that his Exccilency Captain Hob- son, RN., lieutenant-governor of New Zealand, received a violent paralytic stioke on board the Herald at Wai:e. mata, on the Ist of March, abou! nine o'clock in the forenoon ; but under the active treatment of Dr; Lane, the surgeon of the Herald, his Excellency recovcred ra. pidly, and ...

... KENT HOP' INTELLIGEBCE. vR1O11 TiHE MAIDSTONE (GAZLTrrl.. MAIDSTONE.-Ttie hopsin thianeighbourhoodare look- inr7 quitr as well as lot wegk-indee9i nome grounds are somewhat better. The burr is ?? out fast, and looks weIl. Tha groundn of the Flower ot Kent and Messrs Gurney, Baxter, 1'enf'id, ann Peile,and those adjoiunin, Drasent A beautiful asppearance. If fine weather should fol- lo`v the ...

... IRISH AMIIIOLOGY. NESTORS OF THE IRISH BENCH. The four senior judges on the bench are Johnston, calledto the bar in 1785; Burton, 1792; Bushc, 179.3; and Pennefather, 1795:-Limerick Chronicle. THE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY TRAINING. The following dialogue is reported to have passed at the Queen's county ssizes, between a medical wiiness and a barrister:- Mr. Hayes (the barrister): If a person ...

... In the Chronliee of Thursday last, we adverted to an attempt about to be made in the course of that day by a certain party in the Zoological Gardens to obtain the fol- lowing resolution, which had been most. industriously cir- culated anlong those members supposed to be favourable to the object of closing these gardens on Sundays;- That it be a reconnmendation to the council to adopt ...

... GRAND BNTBRTAINMENI GIVEN BY THE DIRECTORS OF THE BAST IV-DfA COMPANY TO LWRD KRAiVE, LATB CO(- MANDER OF THd ARMY OF TIE IND US. A most splendid banquet was given fit the London Tavern, on Satnrday eveniofc. by the directors of the East India Company, to Lord Keane, on his return to this country, and in bonour of his lordshilt's brilliant victories il the East Indies. There were pre5ent the ...