... ?? . -:77 77~ . 'The wa h in Nyich we are now engaged willi necessarily i thrqw a gleoa over many a fainily cihcle ?? season, causing anxiety as to. some who must spend the. dar in the' trenches before Sebastopol, and regrets for others who can neyr minore return to their native land. k .Owing to such causes .Christmas will wear a mnore sober, .'though, we trust, not less cheerful,: an aspect ...

... 11tmmitifl.-Nov. _n r ?? of Tingewvicl, to lull AMissFnySlrtolrifod ?? 23,at Bcnfor'd Chsreli, bee Burrowvs K irby, REq., Mi. I)., of A thterstoneC (late of Banlbury), ev to Suisai, Hecond daughter of Mr. Jos. Dormer, of Blarford. the DIiEu.-Nov. 15, ait Kingston Willa, Leamsington, Mfr. R. 'lu lBrain, hite ?? Hlouse Farm, Lillington, in the 81st Year rig] of Ilis atge. Air. Brain was a highly ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURAY, DEC. 9, 1854. SCIE:NCE AND AGRICULTUREI SCOTCH FARMAIING. OBSERVATIONS MfADE IN A TOUR THROUGH THAT COUNTRY. HAVING in the former papers concluded our remarks on the agriculture of Forfarshire and the ncighbour ing districts, we now proceed to offer a few on Scotch agriculture generally, the sources of which princi. pally consist of notes made on the spot, in a ...

... ?? om~ Mte .Afhrainr .PoiC.) Our tronpt before Sebastopol are now undergoing the heaviest trial that an army can be coademned to. They are waiting for fresh strength-waiting for the reinforce-i ments whichl will enable them to crown at last, by a ( glorious capture or destruction, the terriblo undertakinge to which England and France stand pledged in common -theundertaking which has astonished ...

... . . .1 ? bull-. 11 73.14L , IA ? I #ii((.U qg&, 'o urge I qd-P jr! - . Craig V.? ?? .- - pi of most other kinds of corn has ymnpathiie`d- with tlie week-very pres-Bnfgly'offored, jhfl5sii'ce rilled 2s;!per r nt the prinoipal markets in the districts ivhere this ,raonm. 'is most e tefliely grown ,sthould vqbo rightit our counlusion that wheat is atbout to advance, barley would. DO 'doubt ...

... WRECK OF' ITHEl MHAtRLOThE TROOP SHIP. I . : It e~ I . ?? ?? t; :, :1 - - i, , ?? , i,; Another fearful oatastrophe st sea 'to a tranoport-ship' lwith Aatachorents ot-'tthe 27thtRegmnent'aomillboird- c boiand~teCaloutta, froni Qaeonsiow ,1was-iade' nowjf ; yestsrday at Llosd's, through private accounts 'reeoied iE -at'theJeruimlema'CoffeeW Houso,' ?? willbhe'ieaei,' 't .was'aecompanied with' ...

... f A.LAHNTI,,AW#DA1 LAST. - - - -I HOUSE OF LORDS. The House of Lords assimbhld this mornhlg at a quarter before nine, for the purpose of considering the aimendzzeut made by the House of Commons in the Enlistment of Fordign-rs Bill. The Amendments were brought up and agreed to. A ,Royal Comnmission, empow'red to give her Ma. jesty's Cassentto the Militia bill, and the Foreigners En. litmeit ...

... .- . + A.. A .. - - . . The Monthly Meeting of thre Oxford IFarmers' Club was helid on Wednoesday last in thle Council Chamber, the uso of ~ whiclh the Mlayor had ktindly ranoted for the purposo, in ~ consequence of Mr. Edward 1ilkins, Of IVAIWOrth, London, t having consented to deliver a lecture explanatory of his new NY systom of cultivating roots, land its results, an The PRcESIDNT (Mr. W. ...

... HA-A THE BLACK SEA FLEET. T'6 The Coranitandor in Chief, Vice Admiral ' Deans onu;sas, en-, had bean. sufferilng f'm' diarrobois bat b the last. accounts (Noveibpr ,the 27th), ' oa behotter, and o0 *the followirg a wlays;t s-iathis, 2 c to the 16-gun paddle j ii->at'.biikh'us, gtC i - il scaldnghoc Beiteotoei~aa '120, to' th~e hios rus,to nt', 'fle l'bc.Qeeao, 116, Captain' M[iheil';. ...

... ARTICLES OF WARM CLOTHI1G- FOR ATHE i. ,~ ThOOPe IN THE CRIMEA.- ie Mich'has already' been done, b'ragnru pnbli Of for the relief of the twidows and 'orphanis ' Lof th6' ts brave soldiers who have perished>, fighting our battl ies during the present war . Govietalrnment haes done 'mueh': m in providing 'to a' certain exteit'ifori theh wants of 'our' ir noble Army, exposed; to all the severity ...

... AGGRE 6I:VEs MOVEMENT.AGAIST POPgY IN ., THv CHURCH OF ENGLAND. j ;v*2 L , i:LE ~uloi~dpej~o 's.a cdy, we bielieveof-one intendedto l'a circulatedthrougiout 'he4 country ~orig&nbitures, and 'theii' te, ze Wpresented -to iM 'Iar mn'ent-.~A07,corresos't± in wiviting 6n ~thii sub.' ?? 'W.9 understand- that 'ari'earnest and decideod movye.-t nmont is-onl foot'with reference to tile Romanizing ...

... ABINGDQW. l)rrm --Nov. 30, at BristOl, ill the 84th year of her age( U Haniah, virdow of the late Mr. John Barry, for maniy tA years an hiliabitanlt of this town. EHer end was peaOQp, at A NoGoOX BLE.rrTIox.-Tho writ reaoled the Mayor (Johu is Toemkiius, Esq.) on TueLiryV morning last, and hoe hs Ajxed v, the nomfrination day for jllmonay next, at ten o'clock, at the p Shire hall, It is now ...