... OXFORD CincuiT.—Judges The Hon Mr. Justice Talfouri and the Hon. Mr. Justice Williams.—Berkshire: Monday, February 28, at Reading; Oxfordshire: Thursday, March 3, at Oxford Worcestershire: Tuesday, March 8, at Worcester; City of Worcester: The same day, at the Guildh-.lt oi the city; Staffordshire: Saturday, March 12, at the Castle of Stafford; Shropshire. Monday, March 21, at Shrewsbury;, ...

... sorrign Rnb eolonial *urm . ARR O ;THE EMPEROR NAPO- LEON III. TElE STATE CONTRACT AT THE TUILERIES. The civil part of the ceremonies attending the Emperor's marriage took place on Saturday night very nearly in accordance with the programme which had been officially announced. At eight o'clock ?? Master of the Cere- 1 monies, accompanied by a master of ceremonies, went to the Palace of the ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNCH. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. I- Sikhroom, Jan. 20, 1853. SIR,-I have the honour to inform you of another victory, which has been gained without the loss of a drop of blood. An attack was yesterday made on General Fogay's flank by Rheumatism, in its acute form but was speedily repulsed by the force which I have the honour to oommand. For this success I have been materially ...

... THE RELIGIOUS CEREMONY AT NOTRE DAME. On Sunday morning, the exterior appearance of Notre Dame, was truly magnificent and imposing. The splendid pavilion, which had been erected at such immense cost, occu- pied the whole facade of thenoblestructure, and was emblazoned with the armorial bearings of the Emperor. The material of which it was constructed was ancient tapestry, representing the most ...

... MERTHYR. MARKET.—The prices of all kinds of provisions have risen from -Ld. to 1M. per pound. The supplies were very mode- rate and the demand being great, the prices were fully main- tained, with an upward tendency. THEATRE. —Mr. George More id, and his numerous corps opened here on Saturday last. On Monday evening the talented manager, efficiently aided by his company, delighted a numerous ...

... CORRESPONDENCE ON EDUCATION. [TO THE EDITOR.] Sat.-1 rnavoida ■ .!8 circumstances prevented me continuing Illy obrvations last week—I now resume them. lIUy last, I endeavoured to show that every thing in natu was under universal laws that this was as applicable p?d n-s matter; that obedience to them was productive hpincss to the individual or nation; while the tr .ns- Sfegm of them was ...

... THE TREDEGAR HOtTtfDST r WILL MEET ON I Monday, February 7th, at Coedkernew Pound F Wednesday 9th, at Llanrumney Lodee-* Friday „ 11 th a'Ebbw Bridge; Each day at half-past eleven o'clock. ...

... 4itell anious. . _ .. . . ?? .. ?? *THE GOLD REGION ?? Friday week no less tha 78reistredleter wee eceived-at the, Lime- ?? 'from' Irish a e~igan's tother amiie 'ad~rieds in -the mother ' if AND, WOLVVIUIHAHVON; COMPrAat.-Welfl have be emaking', ex iets In cominunicatio'd'rbetween the gurdand en-gines-driver, and with the moat perfect success.' 'Elettaicify-is the Trmeas. A battery is fixed * ...

... MARSHFIELD. PLOUGHING MATCH.—Mr. William Jones, butcher, of Marshfield, got up a ploughing match upon a small scale, among his friends, on Tuesday last, when several competitors appeared in the field. There were three prizes awarded, as follow :— £ 1 Is. to John Evans, servant to Mr. Daniel James, Groesvawr: 10s. to a servant of Mr. Edmund Williams, Peterstone; and os. to William Rees, of ...

... CATIIED9ALp Saturday evening, ' 29. BGR f1.0 n Crotch G; Fsrrgnt F ;O coe | BA&tOOB --ji Crct~hb G; FarrAnt F ?? come ~, Puh I 4' Great is the Lord, Bach and let lay I orning.-Chattt, Spofforth G; Regdi, ;Smih C Commniuon~ 'The Lord shall reig, ~, 1sdel; the sermon 'was preached by the ordl Bihp r' Luke Tiii, 10. Evening.-Chant, j.s Prilig F ;Cooke C; 40 Lord thou hast searched tj me ot ...

... WOOL. There still continues an active inquiry for English wool, notwithstanding that shearing has been already commenced in some districts, and prices are well supported. ...

... HOP MARKET. Our market continues firm for all new hops. In the quota- tions we have no change to notice. The supply on offer is small. Mid. and East Kent pockets 90s. to 15Cs. Weald of Kent ditto 90s. 108s. 92s. 105s. ...