... Tirs POUrLTRY Snow-This show is fixed to take place on Wednesday and Thursday next. It is expected to be a good one, as a great number of entries have already been made. BucKs INsIRsMsARY.-A donation of 501., kindly presented to this Institution by T. T. Bernard, Esq., of Lower Winchendon, bas been received by the treasurer. On Christmas Day the inmates of the Workhouse were re- galed with a ...

... MARTI1D.-Dec. 26, by licence, at the WeSleyan Chapel, Mr. Richard Cook, of Enshani, and son of Mr. Coolk, of V C~awley, to Miss R~ebecc Smith, of Northleigh. D An inquest Was held oni Wednesday last, at Chipping- M Norton, before J. Wrestel, Esq., on the body of the newly- ar born infant daughter of Williaml Jonles, who Was accidentally n( suffocated in bed. Verdict accordingly. 'lo The poor ...

... 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. . ?? ?? . ...

... ?? A mleeting was held in this town on the 28th ult., in consequence of a notice issued by the Vicar, to take into consideration the best means for discovering the person or persons who have so wantonly and maliciously destroyed the trees in the church-yard and other places. We take the following account of the proceedings from the Wilts and ?? Standard :-Thee meeting took place in the ...

... SWEDEN AND THE WVESTERNPOWERS. The Times of Wednesday announces a treaty of alliance a between the Western Powers and the United Kingdoms 1- of Sweden and Norway. Our contemporary first points tout the insidious attempts of Russia for many.years to sobtain a fishing station in the Bay of Varanger, which tpossesses the great advantage over all the Russian ports e in the northern seas of ...

... tUNIVERSITY & CLERICAL INTELLIMENCE. TnE APPOINTMENT OF PitOCTOnS.-Noticebas been given that a form of statute on the appointilment and duties of the Proctors will he promulgated, as soon as the Vice Chancellor has received from the Crown the expected permission for the University to alter the Statata Carolina. The statute provides a new cycle for the election-to come into opera- tion in 1S i5 ...

... Rpwt't of the ToWzn Clerk as to tfte expediency of tie Council of the City of Oaforl becoueiny the Burial JBocrrZ for thic City. It is necessary to consider first the effect of the Order in Council for discontinuing burials, dated l9th Oct., 1855. The Order is not clearly worded, but may, I think, be legally construed as follows:- Burials inside churches or chapels are to be discontinued. ...

... I DECEMBER, 1895. l OXFORD, WORCESTER & WOLVERHAMPTON. Downi.-From LONDON to OXFORD, WORCESTER, and WOLVERHAMPTON. WFEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. TRAINS LEAVE a.m. 1amIn.p~.am ~ ?? 6 1a54 p i m.o p.m. a.m . p.m Fueton-aqare . 6 159 45 12 80 5 0 .. . Paddington ?? .. 9 40 Il 0 450 2..2 Oxford ?? Arrive . ?? . 11 15 12 50 6 80 4 380 Ojobd ?? Depart ?? 8 10,11 30 3 0 6 45 7 30 4 40 Handborough 8 405I 35 820 ...

... M !- 0- -iy- . - . (From the Mor jinlg Post.) It may be remembered that this time last year we an- nounced the completion of the famous treaty of the 2d of December, which was to have bound Austria to us in war in the event of Russia refusing to make peace ol equitable terms. 'Ihat treaty led, as a natural conse- quence, to the Conferences of Vienna, where the arts of diplomacy prevailed in ...