... f 1u ?? 1.- I. ?? (From the Press.) For effective purposes our fleet has now been up the Baltic more than two months, and as yet our triumpbs are summed up in a few score of wretched coasters, some sixty-odd infernal machines, the honour of having had a shot or two fired at us here and there, and a boat's crew massacred at Mango. These are the substantial results of a two months' undisputed ...

... f3ANB URY.- BiRMvs-LPUiy 18, the wife of R. H. XblJlbt; Esq;., solicitor, Banbury, of, a, dlaeghter. ties MARR1sam-Joly 10, at Saint ClemienV -Churth; London, T~ James Billing-ton, Es9q., of Wendover, Bucks; ?? A nna Maria Gunn, of Rheniugton.-July 17, at the Baptist Cispel, T the Rev. R. Giitreridga, to Miss M., A. Willdins; Middleton rc Cheney.-Jul'y 17,.Payne, Esq., of Oh ,-Welton:, to Mrs. ...

... JULY, 1855. OXFORD, WORCESTER & WOLVERHIATIPTON. Down.-Froin LONDON to OXFORD, WORCESTER, and WOLVERIAAIPTON. TRAINS LEAVE Euston-square ?? Paddington ?? Oaibrd ?? O (Itrd Depart ?? Ifandborough ?? Charlbury ?? Ascott ?? Shipton ?? Addlestrop ?? Moreton ?? Shipston ?? Stratford-on-Avon ?? Blockley ?? Campden ?? Honeybourne ?? Evesham ?? Fladbury ?? Pershore ?? Worcester Arrive ...

... RUSSIAN SUBMARINE, INFERNAL MACHINE. t One of these destructive implements of war, intended *a to blow up and destroy our ships and their gallant a crews, has been sent home by Captain Rodney Mundy,i iv commanding H. hi. Ship .Zrize, in the Baltic, 'with aE n request that it may be exhibited at Portsmouth, for one. ,-mouth, for the benefit of the Portsmouth RPoyal Sailors'. a Home. if The ...

... AYLESBUICRY. SHRESAK t'IRIAN REAoDINGs.-Miss Poola gave an enter- b tainment in the ~Walton School Room, on Tuesday evening b last, of select readings from Shakespeare. A highly re- d spectable company were present on the occasion, and her d] endeavours to please were crowned with success. d HARTWEILL FESTIVAL.-Mr. J. B. Gough, the ce'l- brated temperance orator, will speak at Hartwell on We;- ...

... A weekly Council was held on Wednesday the 11th of July. Present, Mr. Miles, M.P., President, in the chair; Earl of Yarborough, Mr. Camps, Mr. Corbet, Mr. Deere, Mr. Devas, Mr. Gadesden, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Mr. J. G(ray, Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mr. Horsfall, Mr. Knowles, Mr. Rodwell, Mr. Scott, Professor Simonds, Mr. Crompton Stansfield, Professor Way, Mr. William Wilson, and Mr. George Wood. MR. ...

... LONDON, Saturday, Tuly 21, 1855. THE CRIMEA. Telegraphic despatches have been received by the French Government from General Pelissier, dated on Wednesday night, stating that on the previous night the Russians made. a sortie against the Inkermann line of attack. but (adds the General) it is needless to say they were repulsed. The works at Kamiesch are pro- gressing well towards completion. ...

... SUNiDAY SCHOOL UNIJNo0.-This anxiously anticipated event 3rd came off on Tuesday last. The day most fortunately was a cl very fine one, and the large number of children gathered Risi together were thus enabled to enjoy themselves very much. the The schools from the surrounding villages began assembling celh in the towii at an early hour, causing quite an unwontedc wlii stir amongst the ...

... . Bea 7. -1a TWarDepartrneit, Juli 16.-Ljord Panmure has received information that a Russian sortie took place against the French Rifle Pits in front of the Malakhoff on Saturday night, which was gallantly repulsed. The army is healthy. The Mfoniteur of Tuesday announces that the Minister of War has received the folluwing telegraphic despatch: Crimea, July 15, 6 p.m. The night has been a ...

... General Pelissier announces the death of Lord tb Raglan to the French army in the following order of c the day:- b GEEEStAL Oeenxnf. Dcath has come to surprise Field Marshal Lord fi Raglan in the exercise of his command, and to plunge v the English army in mourning. d we, all of us, partake of the regret which is felt by P our brave allies. Those who have known Lord Raglan b -who have known ...

... VAIE IT Ir E ES. There are now 267,091 mijliners in England. Dickens very ungallantly calls toem the army of vanity. A tradesman having sunk his shop floor a couple of feet, announces that in consequence of recent improvements, goods will be sold considerably lower than formerly. A soldier, on trial for habitual drunkenness, was addressed by the president- Prisoner, you have heard the ...

... THE SEA-DORNE NAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FRII DESTINATIONS. SOUTAMPTON STATION. Lisbon, Spain, and GibW raltar . Gibraltar, Malta, E Ipt, Ceylon, India, & na Australia (via ?? British Colonies in the West Indies (except Hondurts) Foreign Colonies, &c., in the West Indies (except HavhS), California VIn.. nln. N. rana Mails despatched from London. (By Da M il) 7th,17ath,,and 27th of every ...