... DEDDINGTON6 WPOIC I -- - H'A DISDDINGTON VonuNTern Coicsr-Ordatgi l1tUL bU WUas. commencingr Monday, May{27 :-Taesday-Cofpany drill in the Mar~ket-place at S p.m. Target practice o07 appli- cation attlie orderly-room. HEtNRY CWYROIiLL, Lieutenant Commanding.-Ordcerlyi-P oOi, A/rby 23, 1867. WIT NEY. DIED.-May 16, after a long illness, Sarah, wife of Mr. James Pritchett, High-street, Witney, ...

... I FRAN CE. PARIS, MAY 23. It is asserted that the adjournment of the departure of the King of Prussia for Paris is owing to the wish expressed by the Emperor Napoleon that this visit should take place simultaneously with that of the Emperor of Austria, who cannot come to Paris until after his coronation as King of Hungary. THE LUJXEMBURG TREATY. BERLIN, MAIY 23. The ratifications of the ...

... I OPENING OF A NEW SCHOOL ROOX COWILEY ST. JOHN. A new School-room was opened in Priaee's-str'et ( St John, on Monday evening last, when it was inaugtn~idi by a social entertainment. The room is capable of as'- Y eomrodating '00 personrs, and shoeved its perfect ad8.uMA5- ,ness eitherforthe objectfor which itwas speciallydslg, L or for aln occasion like the present. It is, howevnr-lfkc it the ...

... l I (FROM1 BHLLS WErar.vY IESSENO rE.) The thunderstorm which visited the Metropolis on Friday the 10th and Saturday the 11th, dissipated, as with the wand of a magician, our midsummer dreams, and handed us over again to the chilling influences of a biting north-east wind, and leaden sky. Parlour fires and warm clothing, for which there had been no inquiries during the previous ten days, ...

... FRAN CE. PARIS, MAY 18. The Emperor signed to-day the treaty negotiated at the London Conference. PARIS, MALY 19. The Prince of Wales visited the Jockey Club yester- day, where he was most warmly received. In the evening his Royal Highness was present at the fete at the Tuileries. PARIS, MAY 20. The Committee on the reorganisation of the army have agreed to the demand of the Government that ...

... Ltjflltu ?? IN DIA.- -- ?? BOMBAY, APRIL 19. The latest news from Zanibar states that little hope was entertained of Dr. Livingstone being alive owing to the fact that the Mafeti tribe, the most savage in Africa, was known to have been on his route. The ship Abel T'asnan, from Bombay to Liverpool, with cotton, has been wrecked at the Laocadives. The crew were saved. A meeting of the ...

... | A complete change in the weather took place on the first day of the past week, which was a thoroughly wet one, with the wind blowing strongly from the east, and the temperature much ?? morning was dull and threatening, but held up, and wvas mostly dry, although very cold and bleak for May. Wind, E.; thermometer in the morning 47 degrees, rose to 52 in the afternoon, with the barometer down ...

... I _Msa.snutm-May 16, at Christ Church, ChieltOnhbaii, by the Rev. George T1. Valentiise, brother-in-law of the bride- ' lgnnm, Robert T. IV. Brayna, only conl of Henry Robert ye' BrEsRq., of Marstan Villa, C lthain, go FeaultyCa Mart-ba, only surviving daughter of Major Henry JaMes Ali ]Mluid, late of the Indian Ar-my. fais 3)saD.-May 12, ait Highfield, Manungiugham Bradford, wo Mrx. Samuel ...

... I ?? I1n X U VatJ . The Queen has been pleased to give orders for the appointment of her nephew, the Prince of Hoheanlohr- . Langenburg, ?? to be an Honorary Member of i the Civil Division of the First Class, or Knights Grand S Cross of the Order of the Bath. I The Queen, on the recommendation of Lord Derby, I has conferred on Sir George Marcoran, late member of the Supreme Council of Justice ...

... i TEIE Livee or SiT. HEIEN's.-The Bihllop of Oxford attended a meeting in this town on Saturday last, on the subject of the contemplated purchase of a vicarage house for the fature Vicar, and also the augmentation of the living, matters which have, as is well-known to the town, stood in the way of a successor to the Rev. N. Dooson being sooner appointed. His Lordship and several gentlemen ...

... |I I PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. The Bishop of Oxford hae collated the Rev. Alfired Pott, BR shiral Dean, Rector ot East Hendred, B1arks, to tue Vicerage of Abingdofn, in the roonel' the Rev. N. Dodeoso, resigned.-li. Lordship hee aleo instituted the bev, Matthias Maweon Lamb, MA.l, of Corpus Christi College Cambridge, ?? of Moretone in.Marsh, to the Recetory of ?? with Swvinbrook, ...

... HORTICULTURE, (FRno U LLS WINIELY iiuSSimN.ER) During the lest few days the weather has been very suitable for the season, and the progress of vegetation has been very rapid. Nothing eould be more favourtble for the plums, cherries, and pears; and if we are not visited by cold frosty winds in May, the crops of fruit will be very abundant, The time for ?? the half hardy plants will soon be ...