... 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. ...

... THE CRIMEA, The filowing telegraphic despatch from General rr gimpson was feceived by Lord Parstste on Tuesday o CRIMEA, JuY 9 1! To-morrow I intend to open as heavy fire on ?? 5 3Bedsa. The health of the troops is catisfactory.- Frince Gortschakeff proposes to me that we shoult cni-1 change prisoners of war at Odessa.' 1 Lord Pastmure communicated on Wednesday the 8 secoipt of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PROCEEDINGB OF THE RUSSIANS IN THE WHITE SEA. The ln dependsance Betgc contains the following: HAMBURG, JULY 6. Our merchants have received news from Archangel, dated the 26th ult. The foreign vessels in the port at that date have happily been able to leave with their -cargoes. Amongst the vessels are some from the United States, and these, after discharging their cargoes, took an eastern ...

... 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 ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1855. DEEP CULTIVATION-(Continued). WE concluded our last article, on the subject of deep cultivation, by pointing out in what particular soils and under what circumstances the desired end could best be attained by trenching-that is, by such a mode of mechanical action as should bring up the subsoil or a portion of it to the surface. In the same cases, ...

... MISCELLFANEOUS. -- ?? LOcD RAGLAN AND TWIE SPANISH CORTES,-In the Cortes, on July 2, Senor Gaminde proposed that the Chamber should declare it had learned with grief the death of Lord Raglan, who, as the Duke of Wellington's a a Secretary, had rendered important services to Spain during 81 the War of Independence. At the request of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the vote was postponed until ...

... Admiral Dundas has received the following letter from' the Comimander-in-Chief of the Russian troops at Helsing- fors, in refeience to the recejit massacre at Hango Helsingfors, June 5 (17th). Monsieur ?? replyingto the letterof your Excellency of the 3rd (15tli) of June, 'I must observe with regret that the vessels of the English fleet hoist Russian colours the more easily to capture any ...

... 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 ...

... -SUSSEX, -BATURDAY, JULY 21, 18.5. e On Sunday-evening last, a new and fine toned organ, built by Eniland, and furnished by Grai and Davison, erected by a subscription raised amongst fhe parishioners of St. Andrew, Chichester, in the Church of that parish, was opened by Mr. W. Mitchell, assistant-organist of the Cathedral. .The choral portions of the service were sung by the choir of the ...