... J. S. BROWNING, T 57, Corn Market Street, Oxford, A GENT for J. & F. Howard, Bedford, the makers and patentees of the ploughi which obtained the prise of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society, held June 9, for the best plough for general purposes; and like- wise of the Oxfordshire Agricultural Society, held June 14,J 1854. This plough, and also Howard's prize horse-rake, r harrows, ...

... CHARACTER FROM HANDWRITING. /J ADAME KARL SCHLOSS will delineate M character from handwriting on the receipt of thirteen postage stamps, and a specimen of writing, stating the sex of the writer. -Address to Madame Karl Schloss, Post Office, Oxford. MANTLES 25 PER CENT. UNDER USUAL PRICES! CHILTON' & B3EAUIMONT RE now offering a large and choice lot of Glac6 and Moire Antique MANTLES,just ...

... Tia HE FIRST BRACKLEY MONTHLY be T CATTLE MARKET is appointed for Wednesday the ric First of August ?? desirous of Disposing of Live )m or Dead Stock by Auction will much oblige by sending par- aI ticulars to the under-signed, on or before Monday, July 23. R. RUSSEL, Auctioneer, Ills Brackley. an G The Brackley Monthly Cattle Market will be held on the first Wednesday in each month. ies R. ...

... is DESIRABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGES, ie AND GARDEN GROUND, Id WELFORD, GLOUCESTERSHIRM, le S~fia ilesfrom Stratford-upon-Avon. O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, *e , 1 By W. LY:NE, At the Bell Inn, Welford, on Thursday the 3rd day of m January, 1856, at One o'clock in the afternoon (unless ly previously disposed of by private contract), subject to con- n- ditions to be then ?? these SEVEN COTTAGES r or ...

... HEDGES and BUTLER, Wine Merchants, &C., d .l, Regeent-street, London, and 29, King's road, Brighton (originally established A. D., 1667.)-GORDON'S GOLDEN SHERRY, 30s. per dozen; superior ditto, of soft and full flavour, 36s. ; pale and brown Sherry, from 30s. to 54s.; Amontillado Sherry, a delicate pale dry wine for in- valids, 48s. and 6i0s.; old Port, 30s., 36s., 42s., and 48s.; the old ...

... THE CLARENDON ARMS INN, JERICHO, OXFORD, nn'o be LET, with possession at Mlicaelmas next. Ta -For particulars, and to treat for the eame, apply to Messrs. Morrell and Biddle, solicitors, St. Giles's, Oxford, or to Messrs. T. Mallam. and Son, agents, High-street, Oxford. Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Land, Situate at Headingtosc and SRktover Hill, Within Two Miles of Oxford. I ESSRS. T. ...

... 'Pt'rlE FLUID MAGNESIA.-Anexce!. P J n.; Reineiy for Aeiaiuis, llerthuIlrn, fieiloache, Gout, and Id el;iOD ge a siid Aperient. it i -.dmtiably ;uhaptte.l fer ChlAdrei man f.-r Deiicat Femuales cepiibined 3sitb t be ACI Lu- ,ArTD b L-iwl Srbsr. it formso an Rfforvescing AperilDt Draught, which is highly agree3ble and efficacious. From the nuir.tous higb testimonials received by Mr. Diane- ford ...

... THE 3ING'S ROOMS, SOUTHSEA. G: M R1. HOLLINGSWORTH has the honour to snnounce his ROOMS ARE NOW OPZN for the Summer Season. gw The NT Sonlm, Monday, October 1st. NAVAL ]EDUCATION.. I SOUTISEA, PORTSMOUTH. rme Y OUNG GENTLEMEN are prepared for entry qu, into Her Majesty's Serviee, as Naval Cadets, thl Masters' Assistants, &c., and for the Examination dgr Direct Commissions in the Roysl -Marines ...

... THE KINGS ROOMS. SOUTIHSEA. t. HOLLINGSWORTH has tho honour to I . announce his ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN for :be Wijier S.ason. The next BA.LL early in January. a ( NAVAL EDUCATION. F S OUTHSEA, PORTSMOUTH. E s 7TOLJNG GENTLEMEN are prepared for entry I I irto Her Majesty'a Service, as Naval Cadets, I MaLert Assistants, &c., by Xr. T H 0 X A S 5 EASTMAN, R.N. (Five Years Naval Instructor of H.3.S ...

... lDURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of .L Chancery made in a cause Leisinger and another against Winter and another, the Creditors of and Incum- brancers on the real Estate of ANNA MARIA APPOLINA HASTINGS, late of Daylesford House, in the county of Worcester, widow of the late Right Honourable Warren Hastings, Esquire, who died in or about the month of March, 1837, are, by their ...

... 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 ...

... TO PARISH CLER-ra. O IE Gi LlNEA will be.given far the Marriage 0 Certificate of SPENCER SCHUTZ and DOROTHEA ASHURT, whob were, on the 11th of August, 1762, married, it is supposed inwthe neighlbourhood ef Oxford.-Apply to Pluckisett and Adams, solicitors, 17, Lincoln's Inn-fields, Longdon. AiTil 25,1855. DIPMINGEHAM lMUSICAL FESTIVAL, in Aid of the FUNDS of the GENERAL HOSPITAL, on the 23th, ...