... B RILL. MAhRIMD-Nov. 11, at Brill, by license, by the Rev. J. S. Baron, Mr. Jessop, butcher, of Oxford, to Miss Elizabeth Wheeler, of Kirtlington. On Saturday night last a teg sheep, the property of Mr. Parsons, brewer, of Brill, was lost (supposed to be stolen) from his fields; as yet no trace of it has been discovered. MAGISTRATES' MEETING, Nov. 9. Present, the Rev. J. S. Baron, the Rev. ...

... T-Et PRESENT PRICES OF PROVISIONS. (From the Times.) The late rise, not only in corn, but in sugar, tea, and most articles of daily consumption, is attracting serious attention. Its influence upon the entire mass of the popu- lation at the approach of winter will be such that no pains should be spared to make them acquainted with its true causes, since there is nothing that could be more ...

... The Female Impostor at Wolverhampto4. This young woman, a notice of whose extraordiiary doings will be found in another page, was again brought hefore the Magistrates at Wolverhaeirpton on lVednesday, and was committed for trial at the next Assises on the charge of perjury. When she was asked if she had anv defence to male, she replied,-Yo1 wanit to be very hard at hearing with and I think you ...

... A Mllember of the University Drowned. On Saturday afternoon last an inquest was held at the Isis Tavern, near Iffley, by G. V. Cox, Esq., University Coroner, on the body of Mr. John Tremenihere Johns, Commoner of Pembroke College, -who lost hislife the pre- vious afternoon by the upsetting of a canoe, in which he was racing with two other gentlemen, The particu- lars of this lamentable ...

... THE N.I'M COMMANDEIR IY.T':TIEI CRIMEA; (From the Gloebt N Lieutenant-General Sir Villiam John Codriogton, ?? V tbe newv Comulandcr-in-Chief of the Army in the Crimea, is the eldest surviving son of Admiral Sir Edward Codringiton, D ?? whesewiiznae is so intimately associated with the a great exploi-s.of England upon the sea at the close-of the C last and ili tho-early part of the presant ...

... 'THE WHEAT CROP OF 1S56. X 1. Ma ., _- . - - , - __s ?? -1 In n letter in the Tines, on the wheat crop of 1855, Mr. Caird says:- In the continued absence of authentic .agricultural statisticsitis not surprising that the uncertainty regarding the productiveness of the lact harvest should cause much public anxiety. At the same time last year, nnd under similar circumstances, I published in ...

... Letters from the Camp to the 16th ult. were received on Monday. The Taies Correspondent says:- The English army, convinced that it is to winter in its present camp, has set seriously to work to guard itself from the inclement weather from which it last year suffered so grievously, and to make itself as comfortable as it call. Officers and men are busy with domestic arrangements. Hutting and ...

... VAR I ET I ES. To 1BE JUST IN TRIFLEs.-Nouschirvan, King of Persia, being hunting one day, became desirous of eating some of the venison in the field. Some of his attendants wvent to a neighbouring village, and took away a quantity of salt to season it ; but the ?? suspecting how they had acted, or- dered that they should immediately go and pay for it. Then turning to his attendants, he said, ...

... BUCKINT5GHAM. Towvx CoUNCIL.-Tbe members of this body held their nontily illeeting in the Council Chamber on Alondny last , the Mayor ?? great coats furnished by Mr. .1. Adcock, the contractor, for tho use of the police, wore produced, examined, and ?? Town Clerk read a letter received from the Bucks and Oxon Banking Com- pany, withdrawiiog an offer made by them in August last relative to ...

... Bucits INFIRMtARY.-Patients admitted dilring the last week-in-patient, 1 ; out-patients, 7. Wednesday, Oct. 31, patients in the house, 23 ; out-patients on the books, 77. Nov. 7, I. Ceely, Esq., receiving surgeon. House visitors, Rev. WV. W1. Walton and J. Rose, Esq. The sunm of four guineas was collected in Hulcott Church last Sunday for the Bucks Infir-mary, after *a sermon by the Rector, in ...

... I (From Colburn's United Service Magazine.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that ntwbich the DepOt of the Regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Hyde Park 45th Foot, Cape of Good Hope; 2d ditto, Windsor Chatham Royal Horse Guards, Regent's 46th ditto, Criimea; Winchester I'ark 47th ditto, Crimea; Templemnore Ist Dragoon Guards, Crimea; 48th ditto, Crimea; Parkhurst ...

... PREBENDARY. The Rev. F. Wade, to the Prebendal stall of Whittington, in the Cathedral of Lichfield. RSETORIES. The Rev. P. B. Bridges, to the Rectory of Danbury, near Chelmsford. The Rev. J. Warner, to the Rectory of Bradwell-juxta- Mare, near Maldon. VIARBAGES. The Rev. T. W. D. Brooks, to the Vicarage of Flitwick, near Ampthill, Beds. The Rev. S. Evans, to the Vicarage of Marshfield, Men- ...