... 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 ...

... PURSENTATIOY Of- CoLOURS TO THE . OXFORD. ,1ILUIIA. ik On Thursday afternoon a very ;interesting ceremony H tookp lace on, S L;Outbsea Common, in the presentation o Le 0e oor ?? of Militia, quar- igtered in this garrison, on the' ocossion of their'being ar ordered on foreign service. The colours are a p resent to from the ladies of the City of Hereford, and aexebeauti. .n full specimens Lin' ...

... SATURfl-AY, MAY 4, 186 . ?? - ., ' CHICIEASTER. it - -A,, ,i ?? . ?? On Thursday.- the 26th nIlL, thie'rue .br t~ ~Cli-' cheater Priory Park' Cxlchei Club 'as~enibted at the Wheatsheaf, for the purpose of MAsIcing arrangenments- for the ensuing season.z H. 'Wright, Esg~ -the Mfayor,. keindlyv reaided on the oceadrvoc The s ecretary readd th rniiutes of the~ last mseeting, and the Treasurer ...

... 'ILE WZq . : ?? :, 8 AIN W1BO A Y. ?? ?? kas hel on .Tuesday-w-t. W -, w st()fit t;!iatI. s& 'AW~ith ltateipf ~Ql, IV y tq;.jo), mptowjdAJ a, dlsense24 a n t f'0i'jl ; A Ipound saiae1tt Tif'b~~H A, matel oftefte ith Ncw.rtpoiio icrei t D-boat i-g.the nljpry ?? -T ?? v. C, * a'-O ' '1U'l l o nr1 - P I . 4fbid' up . err ,,'duY ,st i,, anx0:a s .Duided; h t ?? f a a ',tle Medina Uommercjsj Joal ...

... POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRIDAY. Mails DRSTINATIONS. despatched from London. BOUTHAMPTON STATION. (Bg Day Mail) Lisbon, Spain, and Gib- f h aoy ?? month.M'r ra * t month. Gibraltar, Malta, EBypt, 4th and 20th Ceylon, India, & China of every Imonth. Australia (via ?? British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras) ForegnI Colonies, &c., in the l West Indies (except Havana), California, F ...

... I ?? - B.. Th ?? eveut, Mb.IIh~ie l b p :.evuery. aioius~l; ' ked ; h . .01 ,.t u Y!Y4.1 F.,very., exo oe. carr ij j' 2t ;4. o th n.,f s' ,ub5*erviia~e. eves~prep~~o tud ^X- ig el sri 4&n. . aqR 4hw e foa, dt lutr von~~oseeua Targe meqywl ?? I L ,all A I ?? , et . 2L] t §ge1 1 B ' q r 41 ?? fi)-hllv~hX~ X ring tio e3 m 1 ~ ir t B .° 1 P.19 o' ?? ot ;, ckdsaw, Itook, a~ ,roai Trs sng. 13r~iek ...

... ?? _ Os Friday last, Capt. Dacres, late of the Sanspareil, ocx'ensud. H gae evidence as to the emnbarhta- it f rho troops at 'Varna, arid as to the manlaagement ~ lidiava h rbor but the d tails were not of an ?? cha~racter. They were so sanguine that fie di ot beliove there were ten men in the, army but ~oolt ey s-cC ging to t;.e Sebastopol at once. Cantainl Milsei ene of the Beard of ...

... ' PRIXCE GORTGHAOpFPS REPOI. (Wrom a SAdI - ,I - . .. X (Fromr a Snppl 'meat to the Irava-lide Raise.) lt In compl'tiois of bis telegraphic despatch, published nly on the 20th nstat, relative to the operations before ily Sebabtopol, fromt the 11th to the 15th of April, a report ?? from Prince Gortc'ialkoff, of this latter date, announcees iy, that the Oen my coutinue to cftnuaandd. thefrrsd- ...

... 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 ...

... RMFORCBQ UETS AND SUPPLIES FOR TLE 1 CRIMEA. It is stated to be the ?? of the Allied Powers to embark an immense force immediately for the. Crimea; such a movement is considered necessary by persons Well acquainted with military affairs. It is understood that the expedition ?? comprise about 50,000 men-cavalry, artillery, and 1 infantry-and that its destination will bg some place near the' ...

... HOUSE OF PEERS. . FItIDAY. MAY 4.] The motion for tbo third reading of the Loan Bill gave rise to some prolonged comments, to which Lord Mlontengle, Earl Grey, aud c other Peers contributed, respecting the principles on t which monly could most econoanically be borrowbd hy the State. The bill was ultimately read a third t;me and passed. . Their lordships thisn adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ...