... . . . . ?? . . . .. _ I -. , A weekly council was held at the Socielty's hou'se in sir Hanover-square, on Wednesday the 18th of July : present;' PO William Miles, Esq., M.P., in this cbaii-; Sir Stafford Ya Northoote, Bart,, M.P., Mr. Addison, Mr. Astbury, Mr. an Raymon Barke, Dr. alvert Coloel Challoner, Mr. T. but T. Clake, Mr Corbe, Mr. eereMr. Gadesden, Mr.: to Jonathn Gra, Geneal Hal, M.P ...

... To the EBDITOR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. - V ?? to> J~f . V1VJ - I W V.. Ved - ?? V - - -V Slit,-The announcement in your last week's obituary of the death of Mr. William Henry Stowe, at Balaklava, is, alas! too true, and its accompanying statement at all points most correct, but it appears to me, who have been inti- mately acquainted with that valuable and highly-talented young man from his very ...

... Paris, T'lesday Aforning.-Thke following important despatch has been received from General Pelissier:- Sebast0opl, July 9.-On the night of the 8th the Russians made a grand sortie against the binmelon Vert and Rifle Pits. The enemy were repulsed with great loss. The losses of the allies are very triffing. The following extracts are from the letters of the correspondent of the Tinie&:- Camp ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, 'Thursday. Lord LYND;UST withdrewv the Oath of Abjuration Bill for the present Session. Several Bills on the table were forwarded a stage, and their Lordships adjourned. 3lOUSE OF COXXONS, Thureday. The early sitting was occupied in Committee on the Nui- sances' Removal Amendment Bill. Mr. HOLLAND tookl the oaths and his seat for Evesham, in the room of Mr. G. Berkeley, ...

... in LeO An adjourned. meeting of the Council was held on re- Monday, A. Nanee, Esq., Mayor, in the ohair. to Mr. Emanuel said there was a letter read at the last i, meeting of the Council from the Office Patents,, offering the town a present of several works, on condition that c there was a Free Public Library.to tdosit them in. t He moved that the letter be read and taken into conei- a mnt ...

... BOUTHAIPTON, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1865. The steam-ship Madrid, of the Peninsular and Oriental Company, Captain N. Cook, arrived early on Saturday morning, with the usual mails from Vigo, Oporto, Cadiz, Lisbon, and Gibraltar, in charge of Lieutenant Brows,, R.N,, Admiralty Agent. Her pas- sengerswere-33 first class and 3 children, 6 second ditto, and 7 deck passengers. On freight she brought 13 ...

... PETERFIELD. _- . .1:1f ?? ACED. J. At the Magistrates' Clerk's Office, on Tuesday, before f the Hon. J. J. Carnegie, Henry Wyatt and Geo. Oaklhott, 5 carters in the employ of Messrs. gale and Son of Horn- e dean, were charged with stealing coals and coke belong- injg to their masters, and Sarah Winter, landlady of the ] the Half Moon, :at Sheet, with receiving the latter, - knowing it to have ...

... DESPATCHES FROM Too BLACK SEA., rits Admiralty, Jaly 23, 1855. 6nd Despatches, of which tha following are copies or ex- ing tracts, have been received at this office, from Rear- a Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons, Commander-in-Chief of red her Majesty's ships and vessels in the Black Sea:- ral Royal Albert, Off Sebastopol, go. July 10, 50 Sir,-Tbeir Lordships will have great pleasure in 'P learning ...

... T This great Sheep and Lamb Fair, which took place on a Wednesday, the 18th instant, again maintained its cele- brity. The supply was considered to be a little below that of some former years; but there was, nevertheless, between 70,000 and 80,0UO sheep and lambs penned. ',The trade, as might be anticipated, was much affected by the short hay crop this year, and the prospect of their e being a ...

... its I EARTHQUAKES IN NE4W ZEALAND. It- The followingletter gives an account of the late earth- as quaaes id New Zealand LaS Valley of the Hutt, March, IO. as Dear A-In case my wife's letter, giving an acn- of count of the earthquakes, should not reach you, I intend tY to let you know something about them. I cannot learn that more violent ones have been experienced in ary part of the world ...

... THE HANGO AFFAIR. TheJournaf of St. Petersbour. publishes a corres- ndence respecting the outrage at Hango, which osas Dexcuses on the ground that the flag of truce was not up. Russia accuses England of making an imn. proper use of flags of truce. FRANCE. PARIS, SUNDAY, JULY 1. The Afoniiteur thus notices Lord Raglan's death: 'For some days past letters received from London have stated that ...

... We briefly alluded in our last to the opening of this Institution on the 25th ult., and we now take the following details from the Surrey Gazette:- The ceremony of opening the Royal Medical Benevolent College, at Epsom, was performed by his Royal Highness Prince Albert with all appropriate formalities and obser- vances. The event may be regarded as an era in the history of the medical ...