... By perivsioon of the Reverend the Vice-Chancellor and the Right Worshipful the Mayor. TOWN H4JLL, OXFORD. INS AID OF THE PATRIOTIC FUND. A MATEUR THEATRICALS, on WEDNES- A DAY NEXT, Jan. 17, and FRIDAY NEXT, Jan. 19. The National Anthem will be played by the Band of the Oxfordshire Militia; to be followed by an Opening Address, written for the occasion by a Gentleman of Oxford, to be delivered ...

... [E;DGESa&dBTJ ITIR, Wine Merchants, &c., 165, Regent-street, London, and 29, K.1in's-road, k Brighton (originally establish-td A. D.,1667.)-'GO1DOIR'S - GOLDEN sIidERLy, 0s-. per dozen; superior ditto,,of soft ?? full fhwyour, S6s. ; pale .amd brown Sherry, from 30s. to 4 Ns; Atnontillado Sherry, a~delicate pale dry wine for in- -valids, 48s. and 60s.; old. Pert, 3Os., 36s., 42s., and 48sa; p ...

... If a good Fit, Quality, and Workukanasip, IS A TEST OF C0IEAPNErSS, TRY 1T KENWARD, Moreton-in-Marsh, who has an -Lti. excellent assortmient of COATS, VESTS, and TROWVSERIINGS ; HATS, CAPS,SEBASTOPOLSCAFsO &c. &c., suitable for the present season. OW- The OMER PASHA WATERPROOF COAT and EGLINTON SHIRT valde to order. HEDGES and BUTLER, Wine Merchants, &c., iL 1ss, R~egent-street, London, and 29 ...

... C;OLLEGIATE ESTABLISHMENT for Young f .J Ladies, North Parade, St. Giles's Field. Prospectus . of terms, &c., forwarded on application to Mrs. William i Jones, No. 2, North Parade. c rOTICE is hereby respectfully given that the ?? duties of the BICESTER DIOCESAN COMMER- t CIAL SCHOOL will be resumed on Monday the 22nd inst. e FAIR~FORD, Gloucestershire. .MOUNT PLEASANT ESTABLISHMENT i d for ...

... MR. FARBROTHER'S SCHOOL will be re- opened on the 22nd instant. St. -ohn-street, Oxford, Jan. 19,1855. Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehouse, 1, BROAD STREET, OXFORD. 71E liberal 'upport with which this Establishment has been favoured, and which W. HERBERT desires respectfully to ackmnowvedge, has induced him to make larye additions to his Stock of CARPETS & DIRUGGETS, &c., and the system ?? hc ...

... IS SOUTH WESTON, &c., INCLOSURE. 1 WILLIAm BROWN, of Tring, inl the county of Hertford, the Valuer acting in the matter of the is Inclosure of South Weston Field, with several outlying is parcels of land, locally situate in the adjoining parishes of St Wheatfield and Stoke Talmage, in the county of Oxford, do Y hereby give Notice that, on and after the First day of May, V) 1855, the following ...

... rj'i be LET, with possession, in a very populous Tvillage and great ?? old-established PUBLIC HOUSE. Coming-in, under £30.-Apply imme- diately to Mr. Veal, wine-merchant, Stow-on-the-Wold. TO COACH-BUILDERS AND WHEELVRIGHTS. rwO be LET and entered upon immediately,-A 1i3 capital BUSINESS in the above line, well situated in the neighbourhood of Reading, in the county of Berks, which is capable ...

... Aylesbur7 aond Tlkame, and Tituncm, Oxford, S7idnjli,,ford, Postcomb, and Bicester T-nTikiec Roads. NOTICE is hereby given, that an Adjourned Meeting of the Trustees of the above Turnpike Roads will be held at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Thame, in the county of Oxford, on Friday the 12th day of January next, at Twelve o'clock at noon, for transacting the general business of the Trust.-Dated the ...

... TU.NIPt AND DA rty PAsp WANT.D. it . TTAM ND to RENT, at Lady Day Me ?? i' good eTURNIP and DAIRY FARM, .100 or 200 Acres (more or less), near Banbury, Shlipstoneon-Stour, o- Chipping.Norton, with liberty to Shoot over the Farm.-. Apply to. A.B. 9, Mr. Rusher's, Banbury. A.D. 1720. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, .-Mistablis7W by Chearter of his Majesty George the First, -FOR SEA, FIRE, ...

... xeoscopes. - LARnE musiv-A% BoxEs, playing sets of quadrilles, polkas, galops, waltzes, and scottisches, for carpet dances. Ditto, playing overtures, operas, popular airs, and songs. Goods of all the above descriptions to LET ON HI1RE. Oxford: 102 and 103, Hligh-street. Terms of Business-Cash Payments only. 3, CORN MARKET, OXFORD. OOKHAM and MINTY, Tailors and Robe i Makers, very respectfully ...

... .T. S. BROWNING, 67, Corn Market Street, Oxford, GENT' for J. & F. H-oward, Bedford, the makers LL and patentees of the plounh which obtained the prize of the Bath and lwest of Englaud Agricultural Society, held Juno 9, for the best ploeueghfor general purposes; and like- wise of the Oxfordshire Agricultural Society, held June 14, 1854. This ljpug In, and also Howard's prize horse-rake, ...

... WARNEFORD ASYLUN. A Special Meeting of the Governors of this A Institution will be holden on Tuesday next, the 23rd of January, at One o'clock, at the Savings' Bank, for the purpose of passing the New Rules in accordance with the provisions of the Supplemental Charter. By order of the Committee of Management, Jan. 17, 1855. T. ALLEN, Superintendent. RADCLIFFE INFIRHARY. T HE Quarterly General ...