... I OXFORD FARM_ _ m. ?? The monthly meeting of the Oxford Farmers' Club was held at the Roebuck Hotel on Wednesday last, when the following gentlemen were enrolled members :-Mr. Edward King, of Wootton, Abingdon, and Mr. John Macpherson, of Culhama The discussion on The black leg or quarter evil was resumed by Mr. WATSON, of Medley Farm, who remarked that it was very desirable to know what ...

... (From the Times.) it would seem to have been reserved to the era of Mr. Disraeli's Chancellorship of the Exchequer to dissipate the last nebllous fragments of the great Asian mystery. Lord Elgin's mission has already made Chinese Mandarins as familiar to us as Marl- borough Street police magistrates, and events already promise that we shall soon know rather more of the habits and belief of a ...

... KI RKINTILLOCH. . UlhNTILLOCH. PAROCHIAL BoARD.-An adjournedc meeting of tile irk- intilloch. Parochial Board was held in the Board Room on 'r'liursiby last-present, Bailio Dalrypldle, A. B. Armour, Esq., Per. George Little, Robert Galloway, Esq., William Moinerville, manufacturer, Andrew Reid, merchant, J. Al. I-ondrie, imerchant, Janies Montgomery, mnerchant, Robert Mlartin, merchant, Win. ...

... The soldier of whose prowess such lonourable mention is made in the following extract from an account of the Siege of Lucknow, published in India, was the only Glasgow man- in her Majesty's gallant 32d. After surviving all the perils of the siege from the commencement, and taking part in the final assault, he unfortunately died at Allahabad. His only brother, William Dawson, is employed at Mr. ...

... ?? We have been requested to publish the following corre- ri spondene ''Mr ' itor, -.I enclose you a letter which I have this day w ied' to the Railway Times, together with one from Lor2t i- In- asking you to be S6) good as to insert ith(emw yo~ir.neat'erapath, I beg distinctly to say that I . -do no pd -inonzent doubt but that the Railway Times will ha'~e~ ~ileinxit sense of justice to ...

... THE TINDIAN MAIL. Tur news brought from India by the mail, which ar- to rived on Friday, informs us of the partial commence- W ment of the campaign. The difficulty of getting hold foi of Tarntea Topee, the rebel leader in Central India, who its has so frequently made his appearance with redoubled ch nnmbers ifter recent defeat, has led to the union of w( General .ibert's division with that of ...

... T1EFEDINBURGH M.P1.'s.-Mr Cowan and 'Sr Black, M.P.'s and fr Ediniburghi, addressed a meeting of the inhabitants on S Wednesday last. There was nothing note-worthy in their sity, speeches. 'The meeting dispersed in anr uproar. stud Lord DunfenslinO, bettcr known t~oOur readers as Sir p~ Baiph Aberereniby, has resigned the h~ighi diplomnatic post VEci Circular. of tV Box L PnoCLA CM'TIONS FORi ...

... FROM OUR CORRBSPONDENTS. BANWELL.-Plazasez TioN OF A PIUCE Or PLATE TO WI MR. HENRY NoRToN.-A few days since Mr. Norton was pre- OD seated wltb a handsome silver cup by Messrs. T. Parsley, J. Ti Brake. andi W. Corfield, of Barkwell, tis a smeall token of relPect, in and of their sense of his capability as an agriculturist, and WI also for the valuable services rendered them In their agrlokul~ ...

... SECOND EDITION. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1858. A real novelty has occurred in European history. One Sovereign has so far forgot the good manners supposed to belong to crowned heads as to insult a brother Sovereign by forbidding a speech made by the latter to circulate in the dominions of the former. This has been the course of the EMPEROR of the FRENCH towards the ICING of PORTUGAL. In opening ...

... LATEST INTE (BY MAONETIC AjU L I ?? Cnt .- | W u; Dr°E'y t~-u 44 Th6 I'ande h1ave ben1 )erl have slightly deein l p 0.o od have also been flat. g 8oh The f'lw INDIA Acting mg telegram, M aaI Acting ConsulG-nsral Gree c A4 f Foreign Office, Nov. 14th, Sl Was reociv.d l ALeXAqDRIA, ?? NO Ta :. arrived at Suoz from Bomba el Bombay, Oct. 25th, Me, Nov. 2the 8thi tiar column was at Eri cg Nr on tbe ...

... A = = u al > : ' }Wit aX ' g' t,$ X Id DUBLIN: WED?3E3 UAy, NOVF.MBEI 17, 1858. = - ?? = I THE REFOP. QtESTION !i IRELAND. The preparing Of the Reform Bill for ung. land has been very judiciously entrusted to Mr. Bright by the conference of Reformers held in London on the 5 th instant. That the result will be satisfactory to English Reformers, all who know Mr. Bright must feel confident. Hle ...

... FRANCE. m Nothing new about the Portuguese affair. The to .Moniteur is still silent. at PRUSSIA. BERLiN, Wednesday.-The following members of a new Prussian Ministry have been ap- di po'nted:- A Prince Hohenzollern, President of the Council; ?? Schleinitz, Foreign Affairs ; M. Bathman Holiweg, Public Instruction; General Bonin,E War. P The rest of the present Ministers are to be dis- s] missed ...