... WATUmOTON 1?AI?!ED?S' ?ABSOOIATION. Anidng our agricultural meetings, that for the southern part of the county, held at Wellington, decidedly takes the v leati; ?erliispa we might go the lessgth of saying that it is isearcely-socond to any in the kinedom. The gathering for the present year took place on Wednesday, and certainly afforded a striking contradiction to the assertion which has of ...

... THE COALI.TION LIBRARYf. . (From tbe Psrss.) Amongst the other bequcstswliich the ?? intends to leave, on its resignation], to thle countly, is a solect library, to whlichl every itdinisteriahivt will contribute. We mnay s~lfely name tbo vubjoined volomos as nhrcady sceared or in preparation. The Earl of Ab erdeenl will presen t a cookery -book, showinlG the be~st methlod of eating words, ...

... .AGLONAcERICULTUEAL. SOCIETY The annual ploughing matches and m&eting of the Abing- don Agricultural Society took place on Tuesday last, at Wick Fa4e, Radlay. The weather greatly favored the day of 'neat- lug; the sun shone resplendently, imparting almost sunemer's heist, but notwithstanding this, we could not fail to observe a fallisig off somewhat in the attendance on the field, which was ...

... WA'JYLIN GTO N. .DiXD.-Sept. 21, at Ewelme, JMiss Elizabetht Godfray, rged 78, after several monoths of painful illness. HowV TO OELEBItATg kI HARVErST HOME.-Thle neat little village of Pyrtoss was On Tuesday last the scene of a. .truly Christianl, English Harvest home. Mr. Htamersiqy, ;with his tenants, Messrs. Cooper andl Stevens, collected their labourers (menl, womens atd' children,) ...

... L.ATEST INTELIG4E.NCE.. | THIE LANDING IN TIlE CRIMEZA, l At despateb from Vienna says :- Ornar Pacha received at Bucirareet, on the 22nd, the following despat;ch, dated Old Fort, the 17th, and signedhby Marshal St. Arnaud and Ljord Raglan b-' We beg to inform your Highness that we have disembarked successfully to the north of Sebastepol. The enemy offered no opposition as we occupied our ...

... THE FA?I?G OF OXPOP?DSHIRFi. MIR. READ'S llilZE ESSAY. (Ceafaut'ndefroc 02u Journal of t/he 16U/ fast,) The mzost celobralted Downl-Cotsvvold floecks are at South- leigh, Enshnam, Brine-Norton, and Littte Milton. They hava each their peculiar merits, and it is a di'.acult taskc to say wbich is thc best. Those at Southloigh are admired for tbeir uniformity of sizs-and colour; at Ensharn for ...

... ABINGDOTQ. Dwo.,--Sept. 26, at Abingdon, aged 761, Martha, the beloved wife of Mr. Edward Harper. . DAY' OF TILIANKS UVLEO.-It is annlounced that onl Sunday next, being the day appointed for the General T'hanksgiving for the abundant harvest, the Rtev, II. J. ~hlodes will precal sermzons, morningo and evening, at St,HEefen's Cliuroh; and a sermon will also be preachled at St. Nichplas..qhurchl ...

... CLERGYMEN MAlITUED. S ept. 21, at St. John's, Faddington, the Rtev. Frederick T. Wooodmab, MjA, to Mary Mlatilda, only daughter of the Late J. Riches, Esq. Sept. 21, at Darriugton Church, near Pontefract, the Rev. Charles Augustus Hope; M.A., Rector of Barwick- in-Elmet, Yorkshire, youngest son of the late Sir John Hope, of Craighall, Dart,, B!. P., to Julia Sophia, second daughter of the late ...

... OXFORD JOURNAL, Saturday, September 80, 1854. SCIENCEI ANDAGRICULTUI~E. THEL DISEASES OF FARM HORSES. WE hope before many weeks are past to lay before our readers some considerations on the all-im- portant subject of the treatment of farm horses; a subject which is so closely interwvoven with every part of practical agriculture, and which is also of such engrossing interest in an economical ...

... |OXFORtD DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDNlG SOC~lTrY. w s 'AI 1 fU IJ4Ujt~ A WouU t;1 ?? Th is Society has just issued ttheffollowing statement:- The Society 'for the Increase of Church Aceommodatien and the nunmber of Parsonage Houses within the Diocese of Oxford, has expended since its establishment in 1847 the sum of 0607.1. ?? in aid of the following olMjects, viz. x- Tevards't'e erection of 10 ...

... WOO33STOCK. At our County Court, on M~ouciny iast, before J. B. Parry, Prrry, Esq., there *vere two .iduieugllts, and IT freali cases, all ot which wero for smlall amounlts, Thle next Court day is fixed for Oct. 21, at half past eleven. Thom1as P~anud, of Kidliiigtonl, hlas boen committed by the Rev. H. J. Passand, for trial nt the next Quarter 3essions, for feloniously stealing n quanutity of ...

... WfI T NS Y. R MAaasEo.-Sept. 26, at St. Mary's Church, Witney, by the Rev. R. Sankey, Rector, Mr. Joseph Sheplicrd, of han- bury, to Sarah, third daughter of the late Mr. Jas. Luckett, of this town. DIED.-Sopt. 2.3, Ann, daughter of Mr. Harris, sadd]er, of Bridge-street, Witney, aged 11 years. An inquest was hold et Shilton, on the 23rd inst., by F. Wc?tell, Esq., deputy-coroner, on the body ...