... Duixicixio FotUaTAIN. -Tim drinking fountain lately erected in this town by thle Duke of Marlborough, has been, Fe officially handed over to the Corporation by his Grace, for to the use of the public. The following is a CODy of thle letter all to the Mayor in reference to this graceful act t- Up Blenheimt Palace, Feb. 14, 1862. ad Mr DestsSta,j-Ibeg to address yeoas Mayorof thtcboroslhj, do ...

... 'THE SANDFORD EINMBANKMENT. TO TIE EDITOR OF TaE OXFORD JOURNAL. MnR EDIToR-One or two of the main things I want the public to know, and why I want them to know it, is all I will trouble you with this week. I hear rumours that great things are to be done for us, so let UB be content to wait and see the result. 'My first point is, from Oxford to Sanid- ford, a distance of four miles, more or ...

... (Fromu the Tbidms.) Ita The Oxford University meeting for the relief of the j fo d isti ess iii Latncacshire had ?? very approepriate co rmIlian- fo ship of the ltegius Professor of Divinity. It wns a symnbol th of the union of ftaith aodt worlks that tbe dignitary who aif Nwitches over the faithl of the Uoniversity sio old also direct the charity of the University. ?? ?? be better 0t TI than ...

... -UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL IXTELLIGENCE. 'Viea THE THREE DIOCESAN SOCIETIES. elder The usual Quarterly Meeting will be held, D.V. (by Ben1 permission of thle Magistrates), at the COUNTY HALL, A Oxford, on TUESDAY, May 6th, at Eleven o'clock. Thle St. b business wvill be transacted in the following order :-ist. daill Church Building. 2nd. Spiritual Help. 3rd. A Education. ?? Aprtil 23, 1862 ...

... DANBURY. MIA 111 ?? r il 91, art thc Pariah Churil ch, 0l cat ?? Iof Mr. IDavid Endill, jesweler, fifth son of' Mr. Jamnes Endlil, | a of fllbiluy, to Maly ln.l, vdldont dau'dlitel of Mri. 'I'hoimas I Botilr, ?? Great 1larlow.-Aril226, it St. Mi'ohaol's |if Church, Oxford, by the Rev. C. Riddino, flenry William J. Clmrke, to Annic, tlird dailighter of ?? Fite J. H. Durran, jew oiler , &e., fli ...

... DEDDINGTTON. DoID -311atei '3 , at Cliftoni, in thlis prUiSh, aged 85, 5 nsannab, relict of tile ato Mr. Win. Bloxhaac, farmer. Her Majesttv bas been graciously plessed to accept of Mr. C. Vuffell Faulkner his Iesignatioln of the Ensign's Com- mission held by him in the 6th Oxfordshiie Rifle Volunteer Corps.--Mr. Caitwriglht, of Aynhoe, has been appointed licuteicint rf tbe Corls in the room ...

... WALLINuORD ATUXOLfAnY BIBLE SOCIETY.-On Tuesday last a meeting was held in the Town Hlall, on behalf of this t Societv. IU the morning a large number of the Clergy and ilffuential fanilies of the neighbourhood attended, and i'll the evening there was an unusually large gathering. The C collections amounted to 71. 13s. COUNTY COtRT.-Our monthly Court will be held at the Town Hall on Tuesday ...

... Charles Lamb, in ae liter to Coleridge, asks, by the way, may not the Oyles of Somer setshire be remotely descended from Kigg Lcae. Talie oasv my first letter, talkeaway my second letter, take assay all my letters, and I nm still the same-the postman. 1tREcD D VIT.-The Rev. Dr. M11'Lood %%as proceedingfrom the mnarse of D-- to church, to open a new place of worship. As he plassed slowly and ...

... SOUTHIAMPTON, Feb. 4. This beadi.g, which for the last three or four weeks has al so repeatedly been encounterel in the columns of Thek Toises, appears, it is to be hoped, for the last time to slay. , The small blockade has been rmised, and both 'saecoroert B and Aeashvtille are low fsee of our waters Notwithstandinig r the close ?? which, since the 5th of January, the Y first-named vessel has ...

... B3ANBURY. l AIN JU U l:X. BilTrns.-Feb. 6, 6at 1Fariborouclr Vicarage, Mrs. IR. IH. Cholimondeley, of a son.-Feb. 6, Mirs. A. White, Adderbury, of of a son. MA1ns,)ED.-Feb. 4, at Sibford Gower, by the Rev. Edw. of Eliot, Mr. F. Manning, Silford Ferris, to Esther, only Be daughter of Mr. Thoarsar Rtimell, Rye Hill Farm, Sibford Gower, [This notice is substituted for the one in last week's ole ...

... b, TIb I'asha of Eypt will be in Paris early next month' I onc Icis Wiy to the great Exhibition in London. Private cc friomt Alexandria mention that his Highness would rc db,bly 1icy a visit to Constantinople or to Venice, but G it was inccectaicc to which he vwould give the preference. tl lle Nvill ie accompanied by a numerous suite, and wvill k %ivith him all his jewels of price, and about 3 ...

... TIHE GRAND VOLUNTEER REvIEW AT BRIGHTON. (From the Time-.) es tI The Volunteer Review at Brighton, looked forward to with L, so much interest, came off on Monday with conspicuous ti- eruccess. The divided counicils which to some extent existed lit last year, and produced the rival reviews at Brighton and rn Wimbledon, in the present instance merged in a, happy LI unanimity and cordial co ...