... Nov. 20, 1868.] having given as pleasant, readable, and intelligent an account of the relations of Oxford to the outer world during the last sixty years, as any reader desirous of some information as to the oldest of our universities could desire. He ...

... can discover no mode of fairly discriminating between the contributions that ought to be demanded from income and property, or from income derived from fixed and precarious sources. In the Chancellor of the Exchequer's first Budget, the public saw so ...

... expenditure granted from public funds amounted to about eight millions. Besides which the two great subscriptions raised by the Queen's letter, and by the British Association, amounted to 460,3201. In addition to which, from private bounty, from Quakers, and ...

... Afraid (chap u.), by R. Hope Moncrieff ; Pets ; Voices from the Insect World. 111. Science, Art, and History.— On the Natural History of Sponges, by Thomas Wright, M.D., F.R.S.E. IV. Leaves from the Book of Nature.— A Trek in Natal, by Mrs. G. Hamilton ...

... Oct., The Custom House, from 8 d'clock, s.x. until 7 o'clock, flt. Katherine's Wharf, P.M. •' and from Ist Nov. t il l 28th Feb.. Blackwall, from o'clock, A.M. until 5 o'clock, P.M. At the outports where Post-office packets are stationed, or passage vessels ...