... The monthly meeting of the Oxford Farmers' Club was held on Wednesday last, at the Three Cups Hotel, when there wvas a good attendance of the members. Among those present were the President (Mr. IV. Thomson), the Vice- President(AIr. Middleton), Messrs. MIein, G. Long, Williams, Watson, G. Osborn, Mr. Alderman Towle, Messrs. Bates, Woodford, Marsh, J. Wickens, Bruton, Scott, &c., &c. The ...

... We have been favoured with a copy of thle Report of this Committee, which we understand will be presented to the next council, and to which we invite the attention of the freemen of Oxford, and our readers generally. It appears from this report that the Committee held mectings on the Sth, 13th, and 21st of February, and on the 24th of the present month. The report then states that- The ...

... STOW-ON-THE..WOLD. . _I - -- . 73 I I . . _ _ Oar annual Mlay Fair took place on Saturday last, and was, as usual, most numerously attended ; the horse fair was particularly good, fully sustaining its former reputation. Horses of all description found ready purchasers, at consi- derably advanced prices, varying from 180 guineas down- wards. The sheep fair, too, exceeded that of many previous ...

... HOUSE OF LORIfs. Thursday being Ascension Day, the House did not sit, H1OUSE OlP CODVMhEONS, Thursday In reply to Sir H. WILLOUGIHBY, Lord PAL'55 peated what he had stated upon a precedih 5STOS.1re there had been informal communication's iete 'en (h'at veronments of England, France, and Austria sj CtheGo protocol of April the 26th, but no formal cla sieeet~lehast which could be properly laid ...

... _ This report is one of the most instructive documents ever issued by a governmental department. According to the report, the gross postal revenue of Austria in. 1S52 was 906,8051. of Bavaria, 77,6481.; of Denmark, 70,9631. ; of France, 1,864,3801. ; of Holland, 115,2171., ; of Prussia 1,285,5961. ; of Russia, 771,080!. ; of Saxony, 133,5771. of Sweden, 66,8881. ; of the United States, 1,2T3 ...

... The present week has been a memorable one in the history of Freemasonry, for on no previous occasion has b there ever been such a gathering of distinguished Masons I rom the various provinces in the kingdom, as well as from abroad, as have assembled in this City during the' last few I days. The chief occasion of their gathering here was to do honor to Br. Capt. Henry Atkins Bowyer, of Steeple ...

... BUCKS INTnFIRMARY.-Patients admitted during the last week-in-patients, 2; out-patients, 9. Wednesday, May 16-patients in the house, 25; out-patients on the books, 82. Mlay 23-R. Ceely, Esq., receiving surgeon; Rev. T. Evetts and W. York, Esq., house visitors. COMMISSION SIONED BY TVir LORD LIEUTENANT o0 THE COUNTY oP BUCRINGU{Aai.-Royal'A idkis. (King'8s Own) Militia.-Lieutenant Florance ...

... DESPATCHiES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (Proms a Second Supplement to the Londonf- Gazette of Tuesday, May 15.-Fridity, May 18.) BEI,'ORE~ SELUJSTOPOL, May 5. My Lord,-Since I wroite to your Lordship on the Ist iinst. nsothing of importance hase nrisien ; the clenemy still appear to bo collecting troops upon the high ground onl thle opposite side of the Tubernafya, in the neighbourhood of Sebestopol, ...

... I ,, .. . .. . , _ A weekly Council was held on Wednesday the 1.6th of May. Present, MIr. Raymond Barker, V.P., in thiechair; C Lord Berners, Hon. W. H. Yelverton, &c., &c. 0DAIRY MANAGE]MENT. - Mr. Horsfiall informed thle Counci] that the greatest amount of butter -obtained in 'this dlairy from a given quantity of milk ways in December, i-1854, from Cowvs on stall food, when it reached 274 ox ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENyEp K RoDRvRnR-A. : - ?? BULLION lloEj1 ?? extensive robbery If b11ii has been committed on the way frorn London to paln-, evidently perpetrated by persons acquainted .itll t !e\ tent and the mode of the consigninents. Gol -s and American coins, amounting to bettee 13'01ba wee 1 Iraj 14,0001., had been deposited in three boxes, Wlhii in1i separately consigned to) Paris, ...

... EXE,'CUTION OF LUIGI BEURANELLL The execution of Luigi Buranelli, an Italian, for the murder of Mr. Joseph Lambert (or Latham) in Foloy- place, took place on Monday morning in front of Neiv-gate and, as usual, the terrible scene-more terrible oln this occasion than is generally the case-was witnessed by thousands of persons, composed chiefly of the greatest ruffians of the metropolis. Since ...

... THE RADCLTIFE iNFIRMARY, OXFORDf To flee Editor of t/e Oxfdord .Journal. Sm.o-Wishinlg to save our Infirnary fronm its ?? tinned liability to have Smuall-Pox patients laid upon ii beds, I communicate a short account of the wretchednel inflicted upon David Durham, labourer, of Elsfield, bkr6 decease of his wife, who took the Small-Pox in the Infircoil3Th and died December 14, 1854. DURIIAMI's ...