... Thile Attnmpt at Lxatinohhg the 'lteviat.han. Ou Itednleedlay mornildg thi s lonsg'proti'aeted operateoen ?? resniucul, anid after coin e fvl ourli's' haxid labourl,. aud aL disis awl .so cessi 0 af in isbelp w, ing r dcizi ono par't afier anlother of tile uppe ci tos bltoke diowvn in the ?? ignol(ini nionls Ilnanlei' the wsork i~s disconstinlc~ ned ad fe rtl er pro- ceedings po.stpon~ed chic ...

... B ICE STE R. BocrSTnt UNIoN.-The following is the list of contracts for the ensuing quarter, with the prices annexed :-Bread, in 41b. loaves: first second, and sixth district, Mr. W. Bradbury, at 6d., !5d., and' 6d.; third district, Mr. W. Morris, 64d. ; fourth district, Mr. C. Towneley, 53d. ; fifth district, Mr. Kimble, 6Ad. ; the workhouse, Mr. W. Bennett, 6-3d., and flour, 45s. per sack. ...

... ?I{E INDIAN 1?IUTINIES. JIJBBtTLPORE. Sthe gomrewtard MvaiJ publishes the following ex- tractS of private letters received from Jubbulpore: Spebrthe 18th-My last report of events mecn- edthe apprehension of certain rebels, and the alarm tl° ed on account of a reported-attempt at rescue. For theS last two day's the joint commission, consisting of ,iiu.CieliDeutyComisioerofJubbulporeCapt the ?? ...

... KIDLINGTOTh MAnanep.-November 2, by the Ret'. T. Wliitehead, Mr. Edwin Collins, of Aston, ?? Banipton, to Harriot, thhd i?enghter of Mr. J. Bata?, atone mason, of this village. sernion in cii of the Missionary c?uise will be prearhed in the parish ch oi-eh on S tinder morning, Nov. 8, by the Rev. L. A. Sharpe, Rector of Tackley, and the z?nual meeting of the Association will be held in the ...

... DEDDINGTO?. RtESTORATION; Ol? DEDDINGTON CIIURCHI. Two sermnons in aid of tlhe above object were preached in the parish ehurch of Deddington, by the Lord Bishop of the diocees, Onl Sanday last. The scorning service comtnenced at eleven o'clock, followed by the celebration of the *Holy Communion; and that In the evening at six o'Clock. The texts were chosen from the services appointed for All ...

... PARLIAMENTA1RY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, FEB. 6. Lord CIAMPBELL moved for the production of a paper on the subject of divorce. It wvas prepared by MIr. Mlacqueen, the Secretary of the Divorce Coniciission, and contained information of the most valuable kind respecting the con- dition of women separated from their husbands as recog- nized by the laws of France, of Prussia, and of ...

... HOUSE OF CONINONS.-Thursday. Mr. STAFFOITD asked Sir Robert Peel whether the report of a speech of his, made on the 7th of January at Saltley which appeared in the newspapers, was correct: especially those passages wbich refer to the Grand Duke Constantinle of Russia, M. do Morny, and the Prince de Ligner Sir ROBERT PEEl, remarked that he did not thick the House of Commons was the right ...

... BANBURY DIVIS[ON.-Bfc>tnbury, NoV.D 2. Before thle Rev. WV. L10yd. Henry Jackson, of Neitlirop, for maliciously damaging the door of a beer house in Caithlorpoe-lane, Danbulry, occupied by Joseph Claridlge; ordered to pay is. tOd. the damlage, .and los. costs, or thred weeis' imlprisonment; paidl. 31ary Bishop, a Scotch womanl, was chargred by P. C. lIer- bert w ith beinlg drunk in the public ...

... OUCIPPINGINORTO-. q, nx mrin P - - 12 ATN I. mm , ACCIDENT ON TilUB RAILWAT..-On Thursday the 23rd ult. r. a serious accident occurred to the man who keeps the cross- ing where the new bridge is being erected across the railway, la near Cornwell. It appears that as the 12 o'clock down train it was coming in, the shaft of an agricultural implement in one l of the trucks struck against it plank ...

... THE PUNJAUB-CENTRAL INDIA. I,?. t. I ' -1 I II We take the following extracts from the Times Bombay letter:- In the Punjaub the authorities have been busy disarm- ing the few regiments that were still under arms, in the view of setting free more European troops to operate against Delhi. At Jhelum the 14th Native Infantry offered a determined resistance to the wing of the 24th Regiment sent to ...

... Unriversity and Clerical Ixiteligonceo. putunc oftl o the taut d Jnsittion ?? rofte Spanisl;Lngua, aen Elcio ill bee heldn FinTaniy Term, h Tenebe ofil beo apointer on te forpoicienc in thne Germ, a ~l nd ing 0oeothber~d Ln- guag tauh in th-elibe t Tayo nstitutino15. th otear, fornpro- ficienc ine rqethed Frech aend tbin somes ote Lanug tetimnaulh in ?? itufthioln. Tyrhte dy anlfrd plaebly of ...

... CAIBPiNrgG NORTON. MARRhI3D. -May 27, at tile Baptist Chapel, by the Rev. James Morris, Mr. Thomas Watts, Weston, Northampton- shire, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. Thomas Williams, of Chip- ping-Norton, L~o's 13NTURTAINMSNT.-We noticed last week that Mr. Love, of world-wide celebrity, had announced one of his popular and attrative entertainments to be given here on Monday last; on that evening, ...