... WINTER FASIRONS. R~nS. BOWVEN, inl returning her gratefui thank: Mt to tlie Nobility, Glentry, and Ladies of Ohippin Norton and tilie neigliboarh od, for tlse very liberal silpport she has so. long 4ijoyed, begs to informn them she is now in I ondon selecting th b most fashionable materials for MILLINERY, DRESSES, CLOAK.9, FURS, &c. &c. suited for the present season. She -purposes opening-lier ...

... VE TO o'cloc ?? 03 Aftrernoonry o'loeekn hel on Atuesdytn 1Ao'lo7c* AftTFIE , sq, ial the Choairbur bs followaing aresluions wer Gopotassed i.pst2o'le itnrso tire Commnt ahe dulae hwo o'cluck Hpastsaget as. the lsleyo of this oouh frte ey he mpartFromyd, anidignifie matnr nine whichliek hafper-ona arre tiretuies ofl ?? t o ffice on'ctlock.eeimi if Theirs eo hrins ?? anti itiepentet cnduct ...

... g ANTED, by a Y7outh, aged 16, G. vhoas julstcom- 1'V'pleted a good ?? as a CLERK in 5asoe respectable House. Tile advertiser of this (a gentlemann) ee vouchl for his respectability, and will be happy to answer any j,;q ivics Concerning ?? ll I-I., at the Otlice of this -MlILLINERY AND 1IE9ROOMWS, i2, High Street, ;Oxford. MRS. FOSTER ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies that her fl WINTER FASHIONS, ...

... t-7ANTED, by al outh, aged I 0, ,who has just com- W ' pleted a ,oodi ?? as a C LERlI in 0nc respectable House. Tile advertiser of this (a gentleman) socilh for his respectability, and will be happy to answer any nsqu~ilcs concerning ?? 11. II., at the ?? of this Jotnirul. sXiTs317 wvithin a shlort distance of Carfax5--A }/ RECEIVING EIOUSE for th~e Anti-Mendicity Society. t m~ust contain a ...

... LITTLE 1HILTON CIIURCIT. THE .Cliurchs.fos.the .:istrict ?? to'bc fornied ?? of the tovinshipr of Li~ttl'e Miltoisand 'A~jot~icfehe county. '-O'xford,' whichi contain a pojtulatioei 'bf eisrib thnna S00 persons, i9 nrsio so.far advanced that there is' ivery reason to think it will be covered in before Christm'as The Controdt for' the Works nqw' in progress, comprehending, the Wells, Roof, ...

... sf R EDWVARD hlNG, Suieon-Dentist, No. M j Ijjlgb street, OxEird.-At homce, as usual, daily. DANLING AND DEPORTMENT. P. . T. B. MOUTRIE (Pupil of M. Bertram, of itaian Opera, London). respectfullyannounces that it iS jB wish to establish himself in Oxford as a Teacher of the ab ve aceompliihmentsi he twill he han~py to submit his testimo- mali, and to answer any applientions adiressed to him ...

... Ft~INE TI~O«OF.T.HE SKIN. -- of the systern by friction without the rrisk ttof tear aing rthte as all the ordilnary Horse-hair Glovesare liable to do.th si ?? sisperielr addvatantm of thepatent Flesh Glov~es & Strp aer b ro)u ght per t ersdhc ular tno tehre sgutrane, t ...

... 'I i'lAIIENTS, GUARDIANS, &c. ?? Stan, in extensive practice in London, A1 would take a Youth asAPrsvENTICE, for threel or five years.fiewudbtrae la nne othl family, well greundect in the preliminary branebes of the profession, and allowed to attenld lectures duiringl the last two or the five yearn. The highest prfieaiotusl alid private ret'erencei given. No premiumt, but a tno. derate annual ...

... BRITISHT AND FOREICJN IBTBLP SpCIETY. .IIJIE ANNUAS TMEETING of the Oxford and . :. Oxfordskli-e A nxiliary of the above Society Nvill:bo held in the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening next the l4th of November, whe'n the MIen. and Rev. B4APTIS'TV W. NOSL, Minister of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row, London, will attend. The Chair to be taken at halk' past Six. LORD REDESDALE'S 'IOUNDS. ILLIAT11 ...

... teuthampton, Gentlemlan, decea°sed ore~ rlequested tof send the same ?? to mry Office at tGosport. d oos~ox, No/. IGh Sohicitor to the iixecultors. c LLPrsoshaig laim onl allH A11 indebted to hirm are recuestcd to pay their respeecstivne Al l771&Navember, 1843, B-Portsmouist & JPortsea RtanIt for ais r re fjIJIE O FrIcE of this INST1TUTxON will o is 1 bte ojeen on AFONDAY the 20th insta ot in ...

... lb tile Burgesses o' the South Ward. GUNTLEMEN, T is most gratifying to have to thank you for electing 1. me, for the third time, one of the Councillors for your Ward. I trusted that your kindness would excuse my not calling upon each of you personally to solicit your support, as I have been so long known amongst you, and still continue to maintain the same good upholding principles of a ...

... TOiPARIS= CLERKSAND OTHERS. t HREhltE GUINEAS REWARD -will be given for E.. the Register of the Marriagc of RICHARD CALLOW formerly of Banbury, with ANN CROSS, spinster, which it is believed took place in or about the year 1740, in the neighbour- hood of Shipston-tupon-Stour,Stow-on-the-Wold, or Tewltesbury. Information to be furnished to Messrs. Walford and Beesley, solicitors, Banbury, by ...