... WIT J E Y. DIED.-June 29, at 1instr, Daniel Basson, blanket- weaver, aged 37 ?? 29, at Witney, Sarah, widow of Mr. George Hathaway, aged 76 ?? 1, Elizabeth, widow of the late Mr. Johln Jonesaged 73 years. AN; INQUEST Was held oln Saturday last, by F. Westail, Esq, Deputy Coroner, on the body of Edward, infant son of Edwin Crosswell, of Witncy, aged 14 days, who died that day from small-pox. ...

... i' : -4 ?? I r O, LONDON, C to Saturday, -July' 7, 1855. t * THE CRIMEA. I' ll, WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 6, 1855. t is, Lord Pansture presents his compliments to the Editor, e and has great pleasure in trsnsmitting the enclosed ip- telligence,' which has reached him from General ,t, Simpson Crirea, July 4, 1855,;6-30 p.m. be' Nothing of importance has occurred since my last. The French works on ...

... THE NEW JUDGES a After sixteen years' service Mr. Justice Maele has retired from the Bench of Common Pleas. Distin- guished in his youth-for he was Senior Wrangler at. Cambridge, in 1810-he has been eminent as a judge. For largeness of mind and subtlety of intellect com- bined, he was unequalled amongst his ermined brethren, Failing health alone is the cause of his retirement. The Lord ...

... SOUiTHAXTON .sATURsAytr JULY, 1855. a- ' The steam ship Taaus of the Peninsular and Oriental n Corpany, Ca tan fr. Jy; arrived-on Wednesdav tj or with the u mi from Vigo, O~orto, Lisbon, Cadiz,' Of and Gibraltar, in charge of LIaeut. Ty, ?? Admiralty i of Agent. The Tais left Gibraltar on the 26thJune. The T s. number of paseengere brought by the Tagus was 105, A ae amongst whom were Sir. ...

... BoC, priday's London Gazette. WHEXTIALL, JiJLY 4. The Queen has been pleased to grant to T. Twiss, Doctor of Civil Law, the placa or office of Professor of Civil Law, in the University of Oxford, in: the room of Doctor J. Phillimore, decegsed. ST. JAS'S P.ATLACA, JuY 5. The Queen has been pleastd, on the nomination of the Bight HEn. Lord Foley, to appoint J. W. Cookney, Esq., one of her ...

... VA RI ETIES. EFFECTS OF EXcEssivE ANXIETY.-Sydney Smith, I writing to Lady Holland at the time of the Reform Bill, 1 1831. says I met John Russell at Exeter. The people along the road were very much disappointed at his small. ness. I told theml he was much larger before the Bill was s thrown out, but was reduced by excessive anxiety about the t people. This brought tears into their eyes. t ...

... A telegraphic despatch from Stockholm, dated Tues- day, states that news has arrived that the British have destroyed Nystadt. This despatffh has been followed by another from Berlin, dated Wednesday, viz. :- The town of Nyotndt, situated at the entrance of the Gulf of Eothnia, has been bombarded and destroyed.A squadron of seven steamers passed Botaldavik on thde 25t of June with six ...

... Arrangements have been submitted to her Majesty's ' ti Government, and it is said have been agreed to, for the erectiou of four out of the twelve new bishoprics pro- posed by the commissioners. The seat of the first will be at Newcastle-on-Tyne, and will comprise the whole of the archdeacoary of Northumberland * including amongst others the. towns S of Tynemouth, Nortb and South Shields, 'Wark ...

... The correspondent of the Times in the Crimea says,- I Our Generals are becoming ill again. Gen. Pennefather I will have to leave for England forthwith. Major-General Codrington-one of our best brigadiers-is already on his way from this to regain his shattered strength. We have lost the services of Brigadier Buller for some time past. Sir George Brown has been ordered on board ship t for the ...

... BUCKINGRAM. MARRtEnD-July 2, at Stowe Church, Mr. Henry New- man, of Dadford, to Miss Hannah Tooley, of.the same place. TRADESMAN'S CLuB.-The annual meeting of this Club was held on Monday last, at the Red Lion Inn. A sumptuous dinner was served by the landlord, Mr. Henry Coates, to which about 40 members sat down. Henry Smnnll, Esq., occupied the chair. After dinner the usual loyal aind patri ...

... DESPATCHES -ROM ADMIRAL DU. . -NDA . .. Adiniralty, Jruly-2, 1SGi - Despatchee, of i'which 'tbes folloving -are'cocies, hrava' beesa received fromc Bear-Adroiral th6' :on. R. S. Dbri-- das, Compeander-in-Chief Qof he.Msty'asrhips and vessels on. the Baltic station. ?? ?? -. PROCEEDINGS 0F ADMIRAL SEYMOUR IN NARVA BA:Ye ?? ?? . ; Duke of Wellingti, at anchor; , Tolboukin Lighthouse,- W.Sa.W45 ...

... ROYAL AGRnCTLTURAL COLLEOB.-The sessional examina- tion of students at the Royal Agricultural College was brought to a conclusion on Wednesday the 20th of June. The fol- lowing are the results:- FIRST CLASS IN PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. Arraizlr.ed in order of merit. 1 Rome 7 Gee 1 S4ater 2 Wilson S Field 14 l Hawthorn 3 J Kimber 9 W. Colby 15 Tousey I Troutbeek 10 Smith 16 Butcher 4 Hollins 11 J. ...