... -o inf HOUSE OF PEERS. all FRIDAY, JuNE 15.] On the motion for the re- Hi commitrment of the Religious Worship Bill, 5.5i The Earl of DEmnY moved as an amendment that a ho, aselct committee should be appointed to inquire into inl t-e actual state of the law on the subject, and into the tio expediency of relaxing or abrogating the existing enact- OX mentes. He believed that no practical ...

... ADMIRALTY, Juxa 13.. to Despatches, of which the following aie copies, have Sir boen received from Rear Admiral Sir Edutund Lyons, ry Bart., ?? Commander-in-Chief of ber Majesty's et. ships and vessels in the Mediterranean and Black Sea.' ier walsi'S OGAGEs)3nNT WITH RuserfAlf 'A.URtE. re- Royal Albert, Straits of Kertch, June 2, 1855. -he Sir,-ln my letter of the 26th ult. (No. 308), I had ns ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1855. THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. (CONCLUDED .) THE second part of MB. ACLAND'S Essay on the Chemistry of Practical Farming (an expression which he prefers to Agricultural Chemistry) be- gins with some remarks on Liebig's mineral theory, which1 is mainly to the effect that the produce of our fields will increase or diminish ...

... MISCBELLANEQOUS. se Colonel Sir Thos. Troubridge, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, no has been appointed Director-General of Army Clothing of under the new organisation of the War Departments, es During the last 188 years, the first-born of the English of Royal family has invariably been a Princess. e, The celebrated Lola Montes is expected in Paris, coming If from America, accompanied by her last ...

... A POeT'S PRAYER GitANTED..--R~ecollecting 2r Punch sat with his toes on the fender, last Fria w1ek ta this was the merry mot froses, he rfdat week, an, bega anode Hehad, however, only got as fara& lq -May ! when didn't it ? h SPRINGu.-How wonderful is the advent Of Sprinrlg the great annual miracle of the blossoming of Aaron's rod ed peated on myriads and myriads of branclies-telientlepr. ...

... LONDON, Saturday, June 16, 1855. THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, TnuisDAY. The Mersey arrived at Marseilles, brings intelligence from Constantinople to the 7tb, and from the Crimea to the 5th June. The positions of the yarious columns of assault, and tho corps composing them, are said to be named. General Morris has made a new rWecOsrserfse, and had captured a coiivoy of flour, tobacco, spirits, &C., ...

... PUONOTIONS & APPOINTkZNTS. PR.ODOTIONBS.t Lieutenants.-Henry F. M(Killop, 1847), servin at Lieutenaut..Commauder of the Enke; John F. C. M1ao1.enzie (1846), serving ia the Hiranda; Rihoard H R Risk (1844), serving as Lieutenant-Commander 0 of the Wrangler; and Win. H. Truscott (1853) of the -Poweifid, to the rank of Commander. - Second Mastor.-Nathanioel B. Herbert (1849) of the Snake, to the ...

... AUSTRIA AND THE WESTERN PoWERS. (From the Daile Aroe,,- (From the Dail Nave'cr.) Austria must be closely watched. To all appearance es that shifting power contemplates another of those actsof 1- treachery which rendered it infamous during the wars of le tie Fsench Revolution. According to the most reliable as accounts of the circular addressed by the Cabinet at at- ienna, to its diplomatic ...

... The Admiralty announced on Tuesday that intelligence 82 had just been received that the Russians have evacuated c( Anapa, and are supposed to have crossed the Kiuban.- a] The Circasssans are in the place. th The 3oni6tiss, of Saturday, gives the followinng de. ob spatch from General Polissi r to the Minister of War:- JUNE 6, 10 P.M. at To-day, with our Allies, we opened firs against the ...

... DESPATCH1ES FROM THE CRIMEA. On Wednesday last the Government received a great number of despatclice from the seat of wvar. Iln one from Lord 1aglan, (lated May 29, his Lordship Says:- Nothllig material has occurred il fronit of thic now posi- tion taken up by the allies on the liorniug of the 25th. The enemy bnve n1ieid no n1ovoin1lt from tihe Iigph ground towards the advance. but they have ...

... OXFORDSHIRE AND BA NBURY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS. It will be in the recollection of our readers that during the last two years great efforts hav'e been maide to bring about an anmalganmation of thre Oxfordshire aud Banbury Agricultuiral Assouiaitions, so far ats regards tire exhibition of stock, it having been found that that departmont which had been abandoned by the latter was also ...

... ?? nails of In the House of Commons, on Monday, Mr.Mu~rrough moved for the following returns :-Copies of the repr of the COMmissioners appointed b hferi ?? ni re into the conduct of Francis Earfo 130 forj ,mstrof HE. St. Cross Hospital, with reference to the application of the funds of that charity, at the prayer of he aihu ater~at monaaontthem 011th. Cormns n ?? of the late Joseph Hume, Esq., ...