... EXTENSION OF THE WYCOMBE RAILWAY TO | THIAME.- IMlOR'TANT MEETING l On Taesday last, the 23rd instint, the local Committee finmod to promote the above extensioo of Railway met the Clairman and several of the other Directors of the Wvycoinbe Company at the Spread Eagle Hotel, Thanre. The Directors present were: F. 1t. Ward, Esq. (Chair- mmas). WV. Rose, Esq., C. Vtenables, Esq., - Ilm-low, Esq. ...

... I JufaG BARAtiboze; TfllAT1tNENG.-Tie J'ndia Empire has -an article, pointing out, on the stirength* of ioformatian from reliable quarters, the great probability of a war with Nepaul at the present juncture. V., sonne time past our relations with ?? Nepaulese durbar halve not been of the most satisfactory character, owing to- the demands of that court for the removal of the Resident, CAi. ...

... I'PREBENDARY. Rev. J. L. Brereton, to a prebend in Exetcr Cathedral. RECTORIES. Rev. V. Rigdon, to Cann, Dorset. ltev. E. tush, to Lonlghrea, diocese of Clonfert. Rev. T. U. Townsend, to F'ertagh, diocese of Ossory. VICARAGES. Rev. IV. R. Vowel, to Clonoulty, diocese of Cashel. CURACIES. Rev. H. IV. Blandford, to Mappowder, Dorset. Rev. It. W. Boot, to the perpetual curacy of Pensnett, ...

... A letter from Compicgne of the 18th ?? repro- sentation given last evening at the palace by the per- formers of the Theatre Frangais was a most brilliant one. The pieces given were La Jeunesse de Henri IV. and Les Deux M6nages, both of which were admirably played. Their Majesties frequently gave the signal for applause, anl at the close of the performance the artistes were recalled ...

... I Class 2.-Higlhly Commended-Mr. J. Phillips's steer. an, Class 4.-Commendled-Mr. S. Druce's and Mr. W. Ald- fi r worth's heifers. Class 6.-Higbly Commended-The whole Class; Consist- tinl Iing of Messrs. lWailisi's, Druce's, Bryan's, Hatt's, Graham'ls, aull MJorlanui's, and Kiniber's sheep (10 pens,) silb Class 7.-Conmenefded-The sheep shown by Mr, Aldworth elh and Mr. Graham. 1 Class 12. ...

... Dr. Acland had an interview with the Earl of Derby on Tuesday last, at his official residence in Downing-street, London. In a Convocation held on Thursday last, a proposal that a sum of money not exceeding 1501. be granted from the Uni- versity chest, for books printed at the University press, for the library of Christ Church College, Canterbury, New Zea- land, was approved. Tile Vice ...

... SCUDA-MORE ORGANS. An intcrestissg and indeed an important consersaoione was hels in the room of the Oxford Architcetural Society on Monday evening last (St. Cecilia's Day), of which we think it right to give our readers some particulars. They have heard, doubtless, of tie small church organs originally con- trived by thoe lector of Upton Soudamore, and under his direction, and from desigus by ...

... I SENTENCE OF M. DE MIONTALEMBERT. Paris, Wednesday ?? case of M. de ?lonta. lembert was tried to-day at the Correctional Police. Proceedings commenced at 12 o'clock, and the pleading lasted till half-past six. The tribunal was one hour con. sidering the verdict, which sentences M. de Montalembert to six months' imprisonment and 3,000f. fine. The editor of the Correspondant is sentenced to ...

... T M E - YARRIED,-Nov. 14, at Aynluoe, Northamptonshire. MIr. Th omas Mott, of the Clii den Arms, Wormingball, Bucls, to Susan, eldest daughter of Mr. T. Watts, farmer, of Aynhoe. blED)_-Nov. 18, ait Thamie, of consutiption, aged 28 years, Edward Foster Smith, eldest son of the luto Mr. IV. 1:. Smith, of Chertsey, Surrey-Nov. 22, sUOddenly, M. It. Saundeis. of the Chilton Band, a ged 32 years, ...

... NOVEMBER, 1853. OXFORD, WORCESTER & WOLVERHAM9PTON. Down.-FrOm LONDON to OXFORD, WORCESTEri, and E WOLVERIIAMPTON. VFEIK DAYS. SUNDAY.S TRAMS.SI LEAVE am. an.nu pi. p.m a.m. pn.. Euston-squae ?? ,6 16 9. .0 1 Paddington . , ?? 980!] 30 3 15 ?? 2 0 o OryJbrd Arrive . 8 2511 123 6 40 .. 4 2.5 Leave Oxfoird 830 11 25 23 5|5 66 72 3S G.WV. Station IHandborough ?? 45 11 55 3 0 7 20 7 50 50 ...

... DETERMVINED SUICIDE. An inquest ?? held onl Monday last, before W. Brunner, Esq., Coroner, at the residence of Mr. Telfer, chemist, Corn Market, onl view of the body of Sarah Thomas (aged 23 years), a servant in his employ, who had destroyed herself by taking poison the previous evening. The following evidence was adduced:- ?? o'clock on Sunday-evening I came along Corn Market, and by chance ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNALI SATURDAY, Nov. 27. (CONTINUED.) VEGETABLE PRODUCE OF THE SOIL. PASSING over several valuable matters of detail on the subject of manures, as well as some very useful n and practical remarks on adulteration, the grand evil against which the purchaser of artificial manures c has to guard himself, we come to the last two chap- s, ters of Mr. Sibson's book. The first of these ...