... THE AR'MY BEFORE SEBASTOPOL. The correspondence from the camnp received this week conies down. to the l1th of January, and the accounts of the sufferings of our brave fellows there continue to be, as Lord John Russell well described thein in his speech on the 26th ult., horrible and heartrending.' We select the following from the letters which have been published:- (FaoM AN OFFICER.) Jan. 8. ...

... ?? {n- a. O.- ?? COUNTY COURT.-On the 29th Ultimo there were 24 Causes on the list ; several of them were, however, pri. vately arranged, and the others were of no importancv. The next Court is to be held Feb. 26, at 11.30. CHARLDURY. DIED.-Jan. 26, at Brighton, Ellen Sarah, relict of Captain Thomas Goldie Silver, 20th Regt. Madras Native Infantry, leaving three orphans to lament their loss. ...

... ROUSE OQS QOXDTQNOS-Thursday. r VIPVAICVT' f-6sl Fan.1- :. - rem - ' - The SPEAKrIt took the chair a few minutes before foUr. o'clock. In consequence of ?? interest excited by the Miinirterial S crisis the House Was. much fuller than on ordinary occa, slolls. Lord PALNIBMTON. and the bother Members of the Aberdeen Governument present took their places oil, the Ministerial benches as n sual. 01 ...

... MARsRIED.-Jan. 19, Mr. John Lynes, of Eydon, to.iars. Jarvis, of Weston, near Weedon. DIED.-Jan. 1. Mi. Richard Page Ivens, of EydQn.- TI Jan. 23, Mrs. Ann Eyyres, of Epwell, aged 74 years.--Jan. 0O 26, Mr. James Wheeler, blacksmith, Fish-street, Banbury, su aged 60 years.-Jan. 28, Mrs. Alice Coles, of Adderbury, a member of the Society of Friends, aged 65 ?? wi day, Mr. Michael Pettipher, of ...

... THE SOLDIERS AT SOITARI. .- - I ?? I. . .1 Mr. Stafford, one of the members for Northamptonshire, related the following affecting incidents in the course of his speech in the House of Commons on Monday evening He would, he observed, take that o-ea-ion of saying that during the whole time he was reading to the men in the hospital, he never 11.nard a word uttered against a single officer, but, ...

... FEBRUARY. LONDON & NORTH 'WESTERN. Fron Oxford to Banbary, London, Birmingham, ilfait. chester, Liverpool, Chester, Edinbunght, &c. Morn Morn Aft. Aft. Aft. Morn Leaves OXFORD . .. 0. 9 5012 80 4 15 6 15 10 0 Arr. eat Islip ?? 8 10 10 012 40 4 25 625 1011 Bicester ?? ?? 8 23 10 13 12 55 4 88638 10 26 ?? . 10 20 1 4 45645 ?? Claydon ?? 840 10 35 115 5 07 0 Winslow,Arrive 8 50 10 45 1 25 5 10 ...

... RIEADING. - ?? .- .- a IED.-Jan. 24, after severalZ years of suffering, Louisa, P wife of Mr. William Attwell,, last and clog maker, Minster- street, Reading, aged 61 years.-Jan. 25, after a long ill- ness, George Gosney, eldest son of Mtr. H. Cottrell, tailor, a London-street, Reading, agedilS years-Jan. 26, in Howard- street, Reading, Mr. Jeremiah Davies, for many years a tallow-chandler and ...

... In the course nf A : - - .. > In the course of the debate in the House of Commons on the 26th ult., Colonel North, one of the members for Oxfordshire, laid bare the following instance of official in solence:- No man, said the gallant Colonel was more esteemed by every officer of the army than Lord Raglan, but whlat he (Colonel North) complained of was the manner in wvhicle things bad been sent ...

... TOWN COUNCIL,. The Town Council met on Thursday last, when the followino business was transacted:- NIXON'S SCHOOL. The MAYOR said that the Charity Trustees, who bad the management of Nixon's School, were at present undecided whether they would remove it from its present locality or not; but it could not be removed without the consent of the Committee of Estates, who would do well to consider ...

... 10-A- AL - ?? - - ?? I.. (From the Gazette of Friday, January 26.) WVAR DEPARTMENT, JAN. 24. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has this day received a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his Grace by Field Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Before Sebaostpol, Jan. 6. My Lord Dukc,-The weather has been so bad since I wrote to your Grace on the 2nd instant, that I have not yet ...

... AR~, U A ?? nl--. S I-r the Rev. Charles Lloyd, ReRtor of Great Hampden, Rural Dean, to be Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford. The Rev. Francis C. Autridge, B. A., St. John's College, ¶ Cambridge, to the Mathematical Mastership of All Saints' E Grammar School, Bloxham, Danbury. t : The Rev. Henry Lowe, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to the Second Mastership of All Saints' Grammar ...

... A.iBINGDON. DIaD.-Jan. 28, deeply vegretted by a large cirdle of e-A latives and friends, Mir. John Wbiitehorn, of prajtorii;Berks, in his 73rd yenr. INQoEu.si-An inquest was held by E. Cowcher, Esq. Coroner, at the parish of Aston-Tirrold, on Saturday last, on the body of a labouring man named William Pope, aged 38. It appeared in evidence that the deceased had been profes- sionally attended ...