... (BY PERMISSION OF THE REV. THE VICE-CHANCELLOR.) Mr. and Mrs. REINAGLE HAVE THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE A SECOND SERIES OF Four Classical Chamber Concerts, The first of which will take place in Mr. WYATT S ROOM, HIGH STREET, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, January 25, at Eight o'clock precisely. Mr. and Mrs. REINAGLE will be assisted by Rfsa NESSENT and M1rZ. ELAGROVE. Single Tickets, 7s. each, may be ...

... WANTEDbyaLady(inlier2lst year) just returned i from France, a situation in a School, as French Teacher,, Chalk and Pencil Drawing. Sbe speaks the French language fluently as a native, having been the last four years under thie tuition of a Parisian Master. Salary will not be'an object for the first half-year. provided she has the advantage of a competent teacher to iwprove herself in Music.- ...

... O be SOLD or LET,-That lofty, powerful, and T substantial Stone-built WINDMILL, now in full trade, drawing two pair of stones, but. calculated for four pair, most eligibly situate at Headington, near the city of Oxford.-For particulars, and to view. apply to Richard Lamburn, at the Mill. There is a good Residence, with Bake-house, &e., and likewise a detached Cottage. WOO)DSTOCK UNION. FIFTY ...

... ?? Ladiei' SemiinarY, Headingtons, sinai Oxrford. ISS HANWELL respectfully informs her fretids,' Mthat her SCHOOL will re~opeti on Monday the 18th of Januarys instant._ P FOREST HL. -W ISs 1EALLrespectifomrki lv..SCHOOL re-opens the ?? ISS TRA FFO DIg¢atefully acknowledges the m kindness oI hte rends, nd begs ?? to acquaint~ -them that, h epir will ?? on Thtsrsday,. January 21st. Bampton, Jan. ...

... vO be LET, at Mlilton,-A good Stone-built HOUSE, Tslated roof, large kitchen. parlour, and excelilent garden.-' Apply to Mr. Harris, Great Milton, Oxon. ...

... TO GENTLEMEN, FARMERS, AND GRAZIERS. j HENRY EBSWORTZ, BEAST, SHEEP, AND CALF SALESMAN, MAIDENHEAD, (MANY YEAIRS WITH AiR. COLEMAN), BEGS to inform his numerous friends that he has B commenced the above Business on his own account, and respectfully solicits the patronage of those who may be pleased I to favor him with their support, assuring them that no exertion on his part shall be wanting ...

... FAMINE AND EXTRE1,IE DESTITUTION IN TIIE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND. T HE state of famine and utte ivant of the most Tcommon necessaries of life with which it has pleased Divine Providence to tisit these portions of Scotland, is now too well known to need explanatiot. and is a loud call upon thd Christian public jpromptly and libexally to aid their perishing fellow-countrymen in this ...

... M'k*IO$N BiDSE Br `xon, condi$5ted by MrBElYaAssistasts, will be re-opened on Wedncsdavxthe 20th instant. ' N.B. Vatedd immedijely, u.respeat1ble Youth of 16 or 17 years of ?? an A~tILED PUPIL for four years. Bamptore, Jan. 6, 1S47-ci It. T. BARNES' begs to inform his friends that L the duties of his'ACADgmY will be resumed on Monday next the 18th instant. Comme?.cial Academy, Waiington, Jan. ...

... Banbiry, Brailes, aml ?? Tnspike Road. N OT ICE is hereby given, that the Annual-General 7 Meeting of the Trustees of the above Turnpike Road will be held at the house ?? .White Fowler,-known by the sign of the Red Lion Inn, in Banbury, in the county of Oxford, on Tuesday the 2d day of February next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, fer the purpose of auditing the accounts of. the Trust for- the ...

... FAT PRIGS. T ,. B E S O LD.B Y A t.,C T I O. N, :T TL - . 90Xzz,. In ?? Heyford Market, at ?? o'elock on Monday the Ist of.February. (being the week after the fair),-TWELV:E capital. FAT PIG, welghing from, 17 to 18 score each. and. of first-rate;.uality, thepropertyof Mr.. Edmund Creek,,of Lower 0 BLADO1, NEAR WOODSTOCK, OXON. l O B E S L D B Y A U C T. 1 N., T. I .-I ?? T.. SOT-AA'' ' On ...

... MISS BAMPTON respectfully informs her friends and the public that the duties of her SCROOL will be resumed on Monday the 18th instant.- Arew College-sfreet, Jan. 8,1847.' Oxford House Sermnazy, 4, BREWER-STREET, CHRIST CHURCH. M RS. VARNEY, grateful for the liberal support IL she has received, begs to announce to her friends that the Pupils will re-assemble on Monday the 18th of January. PARK ...

... Long's Hotel, Bond Street, London. HENRY JUBBER TTAS the honour to make known to the Nobility U and Gentry of the Uuiversity and County that he has purchased of Mr. Markwell the celebrated Establishment so long known as LONG'S HOTEL, Bond-street and Clifford-street. H. J., in soliciting that a continuance of the recent kind patronage of his connection in the University may be as liberally ...