... THlE CRIMEA. (From the Lowdind Gazette of Tuesday, Dec. 18.) WAR DEPARTMENT, Drnc. 18. Lord Panmure has this day received a despateh and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by Gen. Sir William Codrington, ?? SEBASTOPOL, DEc. 4. ?? Lord,-The enemy continue to fire occasionally, and sometimes hcavily, on parts of the town. They must have expended a ...

... A meeting for discussion was held at the Club House, Bridgc-street, Blaclifliars, on Tuesday evening the 11th instant; Mr. Bettesworth Shearer, of Swaanmore House, jlants, in the chair. The attendance was numerous, and included several representatives of Local Farmers' Clubs. Aniongst the gentlemen present -were itlr. R. Baker, Writtle; AMr. Meclhi and MIr. Thomas, Lillington ; Mr. W. Bennet, ...

... The Rev. M. A. Atkinson to Fakenham, Norfolk. The Rev, G. H. Fielding to Fredunnook, near Usk. The Rev. V. I. Child to Little Easton, Essex. The Rev. R. Roe to Melbury Osmond, with gelburySamp- ford, near Dorchester. The Rev. II. B. Smyth to Houghton Regis, near Dungtable. The Rev. J. H. Stewart to Millbrook, near Southampton. The Rev. T. B. Turner to Port Royai, Jamaica. Vli0RAGES. The Rev. C ...

... The half-yearly meeting of this Society was held at the officesin Hanover-square on Saturday, when Col. Challoner (in the absence of the President, Lord Portman), filled the chair. Mr. Hudson, the secretary, read the following report:- The Society, during the past half-year, has lost 40 of its memibers by death, anid gained, during the same period, 116 new members by election. Its list now ...

... DEDDINGTOWq. Bl.TsI.-Dec. 16, the wife of Mr. Robert Rogers, farmer, of a daughter. DIED.-Dec. 15, at Deddington, Elizabeth, wife of Thos. Churchill, aged 83.-Dee. 16, at Aynho, John Howse, at an advanced age.-Dec. 17, at King's Sutton, aVm. Heritage, aged 86.-Dec.20, at Adderbury, W. Wain, at an advanced age. THm NATflONAL ScnooiLs.-A slight omission occurred in our report of this meeting, ...

... 1l3TsT.-Deo. 16, Mrs. '12. C. Thomas, of Church lane, a Banbury, of a daughter. d MARISED.-Nov. 29, Mr. IV. Hirons, of Chacombe Castle, 1 to Miss Mary Ann Liinnell, of Lecklihampstead, Bucks.-Dect. 0 14, in London, Mr. Charles Sinallbones, of Daventry, to I Miss Catherine Hathaway. late of the Unicorn Inn, Banbury. s DIsED.-Dec. 11, Mrs. Hannah Mainwood, of Wardington, 1 aged 74 years.-Dec. 12 ...

... The following return of the number of Colonial Bishops, stating the salaries of each, and sources whence those salaries are derived, has been presented to Parliament:- QUEBEC-George Jehoslaphat Mountain, 19901., Imperial Parliamentary vote., ToEoLNTo-Joll1n Strachan, 12501., Clergy Reserves in Canada West. MON~,TRtEAL-Frats. FeLford, SOOl. ColonialBish~oprics'Fund. NOVA SCOTIA-I-Ibbert BiuneyC ...

... THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE. (From the 3f1railig Post.) It appears that Count Esterbazy, the Austrian Am- bassador at St. Petersburg, was to leave Vienna on Sunday, for his post, the bearer of the ultimatur which Austria has resolved to press upon the acceptance of the Czar. The tenor of the contents is no secret. We have re- peatedly alluded in this journal to the terms that must be required ...

... STOW-ON-TI IElWOLD. NOBII.ITYs BLL.-The liannual ball took place in the As- | senmbly Rloom, at the Unicorn 1lotel on Tuewday last, under a the stewardshill of E.Waller Esq., of Farmington Lodge, and i ens atterided by nearly 100 of the nobility and gentry of the 9 adjacont ncighbourhnDod, who were highly gratified vith the t excellent ariangements of the Steward wlhich, with the v ...

... .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 ...

... 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 ...

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