... T1'fl }tiIBELLS OF CONGREGATI:ON'. In complirince with thle requisitions of the IUaiveruilty Reform Act, 'the V ?? ancellor on Saturday issued a list of the Mlfembners of Congregation qualified to vote for the new Hehddsnadal Council. Tise list,, which contains, in- cluding the Chlancelior's, 204 namues, is composed o'i 252 residenteeund 12 non-residents, showing thlat the number of tbe former ...

... :1 bG V J ! .Ti kLUsTIOC_7EXPBDi1DTION. i 45;J IFt( ?? ?? ?? tE- C +~ ~ ~ ?? -. ?? n;S-4 ,g &tiaitafle4- -(that is) Captains MI'Clulre, Kellctt, and Sir Edward s ! etB her) -Lon board!: It is also state ait tbeiP1iw,4 f 'brotuqght hotne pt4 oi the crewes ofithe. q1' ll ?? - Xi , ., ?? , ,11 ! . s ! !i . ' . v( Assiostantce and that the',oV6 ,bC~ommanderYi 'eII ,t. conveys back the remaeide ...

... FARINGDoN?: | RE-OPENING OF ALL SAINTIS''OflURCH. 2- On W~ednesday last this Church wassre-opened by -lrhe Ar Bishop of Oxfbord. Long before thec hour of -sqrvioe-grup& Tih of well-dressed'people were gatherinlg ut the vicinity, an4d as taI soon as tire church gates were opened; a~lrwhiopeosagpsed T. tickets presented themselves for ad~niiesiori, ingqeiibtc awe- cession, ainfl2by half past ...

... TE WAR.= = == THE LANDING IN TfilE! CRIME1A. The Duke of Newcastle receivedl late on Sunday night a telegraphic message from Lord Raglan, dated Snt, idi. It states that the allied armies arrived ,at the place of' disembarkation near the Old Fort, in lat. 45, at break of day upon the 14th, and before night they had succeeded in landing nearly all their infantry and part of the artillery. On the ...

... B ,AN BU RY. MAUIEnyD-Sept. 27, Mr. Francis Dagley, of Newbottle, tras to Miss Ell1en Sear, of Ilillesdon, Bucks. rd DerD.-Sept. 21, at the Vicavege, Westhury, Bucks, Mrs of h .Jano Elizabeth Thompson.-Sept. 22, M~r. Rtichard P'arish, o~ha of Chaleonmbe, aged 70i years. c mlear Cu1 Sunday and M~onday sermons were preachled, and eachr *thanksgivinig services wore performled, in Blox'hain ...

... , tV thenu e 'ot'rn' piion of Uexco ae d the So'th Ansut t '1Ve fd'ok a new'route, -leving ae eit$t 6r'tG Waintt ?? to our left. -Thers -w ' ?? inocopiy wt i a:;rtllgeznt- Btbilithiii ;n .h§ Jwif l had mad' their etc'gpe'froqi-theaty; 'ant I ?? o wheacrta~ned tbe follow'ing, '$attfit- Thyhadvbee n'jtericead h -tb''e'preaohiorg 'of- apostles and eldes'df.'ths MPonlnox- th hclainihtbeir ow ...

... 'I'll TIEI IRIIDE N OF TA'UNTOIX.Ii ! ' f 115 ?? .li!l, , : ?? il. II ; 0P' _, Quj-The folwn rsepeoiehtbntheArohbishep~ be: b Q Conterbury aa teA ecn;eiohs~it an 'Abiell ?? ?? A, .1, ?? )arj . m'1 . IiV.,fddikgten;Park, Croydon., ?? oi *r1'pVn r s'i'y liaiufialdutyito' iform yilnithati po Oh~ wiebargi0 hiapubo~re .'gi ty5no., by.: the Rev.' th eds.ophJDitrlter1 vicar0of South 11rent, o0icn ...

... THE FABTEBTPASSAGE ACnOBS THZATLANxc.-L?rpooi &pt. 25,-The clipper ship Jarn?a ? ? ? ? aft ...

... A BROBLEM ERAGRICULTURISTS. ,. I.; ?? / .- . . : t C asjs otinigtlo, 4eko~t of thle experimets on T r,. ,,jd.M.9~cb4,, thp minute obseryatieos crid cr .5. o y.h eilike ' J,,IoaesCaird, rtoalset-p petaed yos tine, o ~me~b Prfesor ay, it appears t tha~.,therpjs,i.stilj,,w cla~ss of, oxperimeneta to be' mald, Cu ntiof . 6lsc4eos~ grea,lyexpedite the progress of observation ;lo ma ji iniegard,,to ...

... R§.AIL*WAY TIMLE TABLE'IS. SEPTEMBER. LONDON & NORTH WESTERN. Front Oxford to Baninery, London, Blrminyhcenz, Alan- chester, Liverpool, Chester, Edinburgh, die. WEEK DAYS. Morn Morn Aft. Aft. Aft. Morn ?? 5Q¼?9 5012 8CM 15 6 15 ]0 0 ?? 010 01240 425 025 1011 ?? 2310 1312 55 4 38 0 88 10 26 ?? 1 0 445 045 ?? 1155 07 0 Winslow.Arrive 8 4510 45 1 25 5 10 7 10 10 56 f Winslow flop 8591224 ?? 530 ...

... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER O iB1. ;A . A C-- I- IO -N. und The total reovenues of'all the, Cathedrals in England ?? end Wales, for 'the year 1852,'exclusiie of Bangor, which . the has no dorporate property, aftd of Christ Oturoh, Oxford, kin- from which no rottn'n was received, amounted to the 3180051. 2s.'Odi Yorlc'and St. lauls have each afabrio Aun fund not included 'in this.sum. . These revenues ...

... FORTSMOUTH AND LONDON tAILWAY. , . I ,.11 . The half-yearly Meeting of this Compaliy was held on for Thur'mday, at the offices, Great George-street; Mr D. b. Mangl6s, M.P., in the chair: - Th -Mr. Hoorne, the Secretary, read the report, whie i stated that, notwithstanuding thc bppesition of rival of railway interests, the Directors had succeedod in oh- tro taining the bill for extending the ...