... OXFORD CHRISTMfAS CATTLE SHOW. le Onr Christmas Paet Cattle Show took place on Wed- 3fnesday last, in a close belonging to Ma'. Symonds, near Worcester collego, arid was admitted by all the visitors- to be superior to last year's exhibition ;-tlrere was agood (it iipetjtion in all the classes with tire exception of South- d1kowvn sheep. The Stock was of superior quality and rt SYmmIetry, ...

... S.EPTEMBER. (From Poems Iry J. Jones, Esq. of the Inner Temnple, Author of Rural Sonuwti, The Cathedral Bell, & other Tragediec.J Weave us a thousand dahlias into one, Bold the device, and rare its radiance be: Sorve us a banquet, long before the Sun Go down, in molten rainbows, to the sea. Velvet the lawn of fountains where tis spread; Sweet with Clemnatis every near alcove :-;r And let ...

... From Poems~ bi MrI J. Arltos ?? e Innlenar T7~mde, Author f It SparetacimN p RVlb'ttts,> tt and /er 7Wtzyedties. The clean-rnictdi ihloldn ratilmo tutilv gfeen ntiroe Thefoclz)itHteo, vtilln I),(11 eI OPIvIt tlimi lledw sIOIiOV tray t Mon, birdt, nml htiollphl, Io ?? intIIi, retire Natliv'o et ?? ify IghIt, 1lth llinto by tlay. Tlio Btatoly HSmtilin tjti ) it i tiill' li ell &IItta, On I im ol ...

... I THlE QUEEN'S VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE. I _ I . .. ?? . I . . ,. .. . -4~ . . ?? Last night hier Mbjesty, aocccompahied iby P'rince Albert, paid a state visit-to this great national theatre. ;,As is usual, in ijuch cases, upons the announcement, a few. days ago, of her Majesty's intentions, the greatest anxiety was manifested to secure seats, and places and tickets were at once at -a ...

... CAIU21IN SEICTLAf',. T/ie lieli Ston of ?? il1/i, 1S43. ffig-h praise lo llii, Nvhios- labow chasced despair, Biriougit Hopew to sslioth tilo wrili lkle brow urcome, llade CtariQ!/ extedil her heliding liand To} time of need aroueid this simitten land, ?? from tih sickening trance of deep distress To take the well-tiimed aid of kindliness; Aid that foni hlis s ntircd e.slctious ca:me, And ...

... London and Paris Fashions for Septemben. . --lf A- -. :- - -- - ?? -, - .. CArs.-Morning caps are getting mnore in favour as the morn- ings get cooler; they continue to be of a small size, and worn rather backward on the head ; they are chiefly composed of tulle and lace. Although flowers may be adopted for morning caps, they are but seldom used, riband being considered in better taste. Bo- ...

... (From Poem7s by J. Jones, Egq. of the Inner Temple, Author of sRural 2enetefs,* Regultes, awd oiher ZTragdieasJ Along LIanberrikvale, as suniset glowed, jThe. birds, in vespers, quiring on the air, For Snowdon's mountain peak, enrapt, I rode, - Fancying the bard, and English Edward there Slowa the steep ascent I wound my way, ath vapours- curtain, till the cone, * ?? hail the sunrise, ...

... MUSICAL FESTIVALS, The annual meeting of the three choirs of Gloucester, VOr- *ester, andi Hereford, was held onl Tuesday, Wednesdsy, and Thursday last. in the last-named city ; and considering that the festival had upon this occasion some ppeuliar difficulties to cut'- mount, it may be said to have passed off very successfully. The knowledge that the cathedral could not, on aceount of the ...

... CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF HER MAI MJESTY'S MARRIAGE, GRAND CONCERT AT WINDSOR CASTLE. Wjndeor, Fs-idoy Aiyht.-Tlsis day being the anniversary of the marriage of hert Majesty with his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the morning (to use the old-fashioned phrase) ' was ushered in by merry peals from the bells of St. George'e Chapel and the parish church of St. John, which were rang at ...

... I A A _ z ?? .. I- .n - - - -. ?? . ~1 - .AA _A A 12'OX1NUINO V'UXS JULVX. ?? have this month an unusually largo and eleg7at variety of Summer Fashlions, embracing every novelty of the season, both in French and English ?? and Capotes are made of the lightest materials, many entirely of lace, with the brims quite trinsparent. Jonquille and whito crape will be fashionable. Ccetpoes of taffetas, ...

... Our Meat Market on Saturday was supplied with an extra- ordim:ily Bhow of fine meat of all descriptions, principally from the prize cattle exhibited at the previous cattle show. We have seen the stalls more loaded with meat, but we should imagine it was not possible to produce a finer display of all descriptions than on Saturday. We have endeavoured, as far as we could, to give a description ...

... | I M L- - -. . n .1 . I .- - . . ?? private view of the cattle, sheep, and pigs, entered for competition for the Smithfield Club prizes, took place last night, at the Bazaar, King-street, Portmao-square, nod Was moast di numerously attended. Thle collection, in no respect infejior to that of former years, elicited expressions of the utmost satisfac- -tion from thle judges and those who were ...