... RAILWAtY TIME TABLES. a ~~~DECEMBER, 1855. ~WT/e Trains on Ohl-I~stoas Day will 7run as on Sundays 0 ?? on all thre 1?uilways. D OXF ORD, WORCESTER & WOLVERHAZ1pTON. a Dlown.-From LONDON to 6XORDon, WIVORESTWIt, anid e WOLVI]IIIAMP'TON. t WEEK D)AYS. 8(JN'rAVS. TRAINS LEAVE R.m. am. P.M. P.m. a~m. p.mi e Euston-square ?? 45 12 30 I 0.. . ?? ?? . . 9401104 450 ?? 2 0 ?? ?? Arrive ?? .. 1115 12 ...

... DAN:BURY. B13TIIS-Doo. 23, Mrs. .Jobn lines, of Adderbury, of a ciaagitor.-Dac. 25, Mirs. T. Banwell, Milton, of a son. 2U1A IRiLD.-DeCeeibsi- 15, at St. Sepuiellre's, Snow Hill, London, Thomas Elkinton, Esq., Penny Compton, to Miss Ada Plauline Colli, of Sklinier -street.--Dee. 22,atBirlinint- I llam, Mr. R. Nickls, sone of Mr. J. Nicks, of BDanbury, to I Miss E. King, of Bimiringham.-Dec. 23 ...

... MISCEL LANEOUS, SIR COLIN CAMPBEL.-We have much pleasure in stating that, at the expiration of his well-earned leave, Sir Colin Campbell will return to the Crimea to resume the command of the Highland Division. Notwithstanding the fact that Sir Colin left the seat of war before Genoral Codrington bad been appointed to the Command-in-Chief, it has been perseveringly contended that he threw up ...

... .KIDLINqGTOT,. - ' - - s IL I' ampj Dtlup.-Dee. 12, at Thrupp, Edwin, youngest son of the kate ir. Boind Spindler, farnmer, aged 37.-Dec. 17, Ann, she wife of Mr. Thomas Dalby, farmer, of this village, and late of Coombe, aged 74. -RoBnERIES.-On Friday ?? some person or persons entered the shop of Mr. Rouse, butcher, and stole a quantity of meat; some persons have also stolen several articles ...

... CANOWRIES. The Rev. E. J. G. Hornby, M.A., of Merton College, to an honorary Canonry in Manchester Cathedral, The Rev. J. H. Underwood, M.A., of Brasenose College, to a Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Hereford. RURAL DEANERY. The Rev. S. Meadows, to the Rural Deanery of Romford. RECTORIES. The Rev. G. B. Hill, to the Reetory of Collingtree, near Northampton. The Rev. F. H. Marsh, to the ...

... TU R1MKEY. tS Recent accounts state that Gent. Williams and Kerim i Pacha have been raised to the rank of Mlfuchirs or Mar- Ig shals for their gallant defence of Kars. The Belgian An- w bassador at Constantinople has been named Comtnander it of the Order of Medjidie. Letters from Alexandria men- il tion that the levellings, soundings, and other preparatory .o works for the canal across the ...

... 'e are indebted for the following translation of an article in a German paper to a friend in Oxford : i A Glance at thre Internal Condition. of Turkey and Gryeee, wiith a Dialogue between Lord ~trafford de Redelit'e and 1 a F'ellowo of a College in Cambridge. By, a German t Travellerl. I took ant opportunity withi a friend to make an excursion 3to Lindau and the banks of the Lake of Constance ...

... THE AUSTIRIAN CONCORDAT WITH THE POPE. I The Vienna correspondent of the Tkies, in forwarding the text of the recent Concordat, says:- A Vienna correspondent can hardly be 0xpected to speala his mind freely in respect to the Concordat, but my opinions onl the subject are the less necessary as the doen- ment tells its own tale. What the Church originally de- mauded was its independence, but ...

... ALICE GRAY AGAIN IN BlUAIlGH.^I.-The grand jury, at the Stafford Assizes, having on Monday, to the astonishmient of all in Court, throwvn out the bill against i Alice for perjury, she was, accordinjg to the decision of hi Mr. Justice Williams, entitled to her discharge at the Ji rising of the Court. Anxious, however, to avoid the gazo I1 of the curious crowd who awaited her liberation in the ...

... A Congregation was held on Tuesday, when certain forms of statutes, repealing and altering other statutes which had been found to be inoperative, were promulgated. It a Convocation hold on Thursday it was resolved to grant from the Ulniversity chest a sum not exceeding 501. for books printed at the University Press for the library of the Bishop's College, Calcutta. In the same Convocation, the ...

... Down.-i70om London to Oxford, Banbury, Biring7a2ahr, I olverkamnpton, and Birleenhead for Liverpool. ntLl_ t. t_- CO CO COt CO COO Q0 ?? :L C' lc a 4 -v S-,v -tO .v In 5D D 1 Ot i:L- I- C4 co co o: co co M C+ . . *Y . . o.Os r DA _C Uz ?? C Q O O1 -to2 .1 lC7I J¢ ' 0 000 ' ' ' '1OO T . . o . - - - - - - - - c ' cq M - - 2; X: ~ :4 L 0 cafI ;tS.0_COC0O: 0 N:7QQ 00 ?? g.0t CO 0 C000 e. . ?? ?? . ...

... ABIN GDON. DIsD.-Dee. 7, at Abingdon, of consumption, aged 31, Sarah Ann, eldest daughter'of Mr. Benjamin Glanville; the4 christian graces which'adorned her character,'and 'her ami- able qualities endeared her to her 'numerous relatives, by whom and a large circle of friends her loss is deplored. INQUtST.-An inquest was held on the 7th inst., before the Borough Coroner, at the Plough and ...