... - . - . . . . .. .. . rali A quairterly sneeting of thins hotly Was held in the Council a Chraesbcr on Tuesday last, the Mayor presiding. ate~ ?? I S Salaries were ordered to be paid, arnoutetitig to 1971. 1Sa. CdL Ne WATen AND WARD. ?? The Report of the, Watch and Ward Committee stated. Lo- that the tenders of Messrs. Hyde nod Bays for suipplyhing overcoats for the police, at 91. ifs. 6d. ...

... The aninual dinner in connection with this ancient Ordel! took placeatt the 'i'ownli~all ?? evenling last. Noble Arch B. Wells occupied thle chair, supported by C. Neitte,I Es. M.P., E. T. Spices, Esq., (Mayor), Capt. Flhte Capt. aTlain, Aid. Carr, J. C. Dudley, Esq. antd MrI utc There were about 250 persons prese tit alit they we're Suitl- plied with at substanltial reOpast, many13 Of theo ...

... Lt Drill arrangemennts for week ending Jan. 12, 13G7 w Tuesday 1.45 p. in. Parade lls Broad-strect; march so to Greoit WLAturn- lRailway, Iir thence by train to Ahhigtlon, Ld anld mercli home. Each aeat- Is bor will provide hilmtself with ,n 7Vd., the railway fare, ill rca- :d ldiness for collection. is Wednesday 2.30 p. in. Target practiec; meet at Folly d Bridge. 1, Recruit drills canl ti0 h ...

... UINIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NT1DLLIQOENCE. TlHE TITREE DIOCESAN SOCIETIES. The next mneeting of the above Societies for ordinary biisi will o bhold ?? in the County I-Iall, Oxford (by permission of the Magistrates), oil tho 15th dlay of January, 18G7. at Eleven O'clock. THE NEW PRESIDENT OF TRINITY COLLEGE. Thlt Rcv. Sauiiuol William Wayte, B.D., has been elected Prosidont of Trinity College, ill ...

... NEW YORK, Dna. 18. The House of Representatives have adopted a reso- lution promisingli to support the Executive in the vindi- cation of the Moinroe doctrine, especially with regard to Kexico. The Committee on Forci-n Affitrs have recommouned I the Executive to otter their mediation between the South American belligeretlls. President Johlson hus transmitted to Congress a letter from the Czar, ...

... _ ,_ _1_1r t On Tuesday las1t, beinig 'New Year'Is Day, the ?? ati( Cu children in attndance lit thle schools inl this parish were, by E the liberality of Mrs. Hull, meet Mildly tr~eated. A boo itii I suipply of p111111 cttile [rldo[liter giod things1, tetlici with tie, lab. wvere provided for tlicii 115 tile ISclool-i'ooDII, ater ?? Ive of WhIo, hey113 proeesdeti to tile virarg ba` ilel16 ...

... AGRICULTURAI STATISTICS. The second instalment of these statistics, showilln thle acreage of land under crops, Ibare fallow, anld grass iII tle United Kingdom in 1866, has justboonissueulby ?? of Trade. T''he tables are not prefaced by any report describing the process of enomeration, when it comneneed stud 'hen iit terminated, or to what extent the results wore estimated, &-c. It is ...

... Osborne, Dice. 28.-Her Majesty held a Council to-day at one o'clock, at which werc present the Duke of Buckiagham, Viscount Cranbolrlno, and thie Right I-Ion. Sir John Pakington. Sir William Bovill (Lord Chief ! Jostice of the Common Pleas) and Mr. Seyinonr Fit,- get gerald were introduced by the President of the Council, I and sworn in as members of lier Majosty's Most Led. Honourable Privy ...

... I AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS, ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ I. . .I. . . b _ . ,_ The past week opened with a roolerately fair day y|after soue lheavy rain in the night, but at- thies the atmosphere wras thick. Monday was ?? d(Ily, tcloudy anil thick; wirrd S.W. ; tirermnometer 43 degrees; barometer Its high as :30.20 inches, hut falling. The * 'attriosphere was too thick to ellconriege the thrashinlg of wheat, and ...

... FARM BOOK-KEEPI 4. 'The followvilln remarks were mndle by ?dir. Stables at a late mecting of the CroydoN Falrmal n' Club It, lits beenl said that lit busillesS Call priosper with- out Correet anul systenmiati, book-keeping. Whothor this ilppli'es to larililng in its'various brailichcs is 110w the quesitioll before us. I think wo shall all agree that the better a man lnlderI tanlds his business ...

... . . V-fn I OLD PnoPLEn's ANNUAL Diusica-TliO annual dlinfer given by th e inhabitants of Bicester to the aged poor of the parish ch took place on New Year's Day, at the Assemrbly Room' at thle ti' Black Boy Inn. Ninety old people sat down E to dioner, and fIn] forty-three led dinner sent to their homes. Grace having Lbt been said by the Vicar, tlis aged guests commenced proceed- ret iugs on ...

... I 'LATEST INTELLtIGENCE. ' # HUNGARY. (nEu'TER'S TELEGurA.) PESTT1, JA.N ;i. The ?? IriJ~riaffil patent lias caused great IlIii.;. - faction in Hungary, and will create fresh o1.stt, , i tl ' a reconciliation betweeli I-{nngtry ant Austria [ P PORTU'G AL. ~isbeiz, .Jan. 2.-The Cortes were opened to-d, S the King in person. In the speech from tihe Ilihint >'j which was of unusual leng'th, his ...