... PETTY SESSIONS.—TUESDAY. (Before the Revds. W. Powell and C. A. Williams.) Michael Williams, of Tredunnock, was summoned by Elizabeth Croney, for non-payment of wages, to the amount of £ 1 1'')5. 6d. She hired with Mrs. Williams on the 8th of May last, at £ o a-year, and about six weeks ago she gave a month's notice to leave, but she did not do so until the end of five weeks, when she was seen ...

... MONMOUTH. SCENIC BEAUTIES AND ANCIENT Ruiis IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF MONTIOUTH.-rlrorn an announce- ment in our advertising columns of to-day, it will be per- ceived that a movement is on foot to render the curiosities, relics of ancient castles, and abbeys, tha beautiful scenery, &c.,in the neighbourhood of Monmouth, still better known than they are alieady, to the tourist, the antiquarian, ...

... DEATH BY BUp,fNC -jane Jones, a little girl of six years, met with an accident on the 21st ult., which termi- nated fatally on Friday. It appeared from the evidence gaven, before G. Overton, Esq., at the inquest, that she was left alone with the other children, while her father and mother went out. When they returned they found what was left of her clothes in the garden, and the child herself ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1S55. LIVE, STOCK. CIEIITAIN domestic aninmals are called stock, from the circumstance of t'ieir being part of the requisite material and furnislhing of a ftrn ; and live steck, to distinguish them fromn the inplements, seed, ma- nure, and stored produce of the farm, which are called dead stock. 'Iln an article on farm horses, whichl ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF THuE RECTOR OF COIA RLTOXbON.-OTMOOR. U.I A It IALN'VU N)TMA.U Lt. 40En Monday evening last the B1ev. George Riggs, M.A., of Queen's College, and Rector of (Naarlton-on-Otmioor, near this oity (a living which he had held since 1846), was ?? dead in his chair in his draving room. The deceased, who ? was in this 5Sth year, appeared in bsis usual health during the day, and enjoyed ...

... The following interesting paper, which we IhivO slighly returi abridged, was read by Dr. Shaw at the meeting of thle section od on Thursday, but till now we have not been able to thind space about fir it Frc 1L`nrowr op ExprDITIONt UP THE RIVERS, KIYORCA AND) TniHA- faster DA, between the 19th of July and the 4th of November, fspoer 1854. ?? ri Dr. TV. Balfour Blaik-ie to thie 8ecretorry of ...

... FEk'OM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. WAi OrFeoE, SEPTEMiitt T. 1, 4th Regiment ?? Guards-Cornot U.Ii arrau to be Adjutant vice Webb, who resigns the A djutancy only. 6;h Dragoon Guoarda-Caliptai A. G.:Dickson, from the t2d Foot, to f be Captain, vica Philips, who exchanges. m 7th Dragoon Guards-Veterinary Surgeon M. Posit, from the ist ft Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cherry, who ...

... I ALLEGED DESPATCH FROM PRINCE GORTS. CHAKOFF. It has not been usual to receive despatches from St. Peter burgh, svia Hamburgh, but it is stated that an aceount hee reached the latter city, mentioning that Prince Gortscbakne writes from Sebastopol that the fortifications have been greatl damaged, and that the garrison has suffered a great los. It appears from a St. Peteraburgh latter in the ...

... THE ATTEMMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE FRENCH EMPEROR. lis The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing on Sunday of evening, Gaya:- 3g Tie most exaggerated reports prevailed last night and se this morning respecting the attempt, and it was even said he that one or two persons had been wounded. Such is not the at case. I now cutmplete the account given in the Moniteur, he with details which, I ...

... L)UHLIN ThiURSDAY,.:.PiEMBERi 27, Ws65. -NOTiCEK 0 OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The FnsTu Edition of the YumB AN's JouV : NAL is pubiished in :time tpbe posted by te M6oning Mails.- A 'SBoCoID Edition is, published each day, containing the London and Foreign news, withr, ill thet Lonidon, -Liverpool;-and Dubbin Mars kets of the lay up to the hour of going to preai;'in time for the Ewmng Trains. ...

... - MILT ?~o*GTi(S I II' 64th Regiment of Fo6tP.ll or muter Generog te WbCenerl Sir it Dourke,.K nA ?? &3 210 let WeAt 1 ea- I t G hiri] Bowles, K ;~ Sir: ff ' aspiar 4%h b y purchase, vine rit e whoeret'l Corldet b A Huttleoury to 4b Lieutettpt. by Jpurobas5. Vhri Morgan. 13tb Liht D r; , hs $t 'y H~btrddue:t8;.h4 Xdtjabys p Irhase. vice Gore, who ratretir p Hsidt e to J bei Captain, bY ...

... i I I l ~ 'a L - , ' L A r I ' ?? 1l i_ ! .: i I ' - :, . . ?? ' ' - . . I r I F r - psmu Oce, Tuesday, t . 7~ Thre : 'Clo ?? t: &} ' THE CRIMEA. The correspondenco Is broughtkdown to the 4th, but to& ?? eases less ii hn usi'al intrest. Thea Dai hews says, it sebmi l to be admitted that nothing except the want of provisions snd of m ammunition will induc the Russians voluntarily to e ...