... KEB LE COLLEGE. TO THE EDIITOR 0F THE OXEOI)D JOURINAL. Sin,-Altthoughl an inconvenient day to many, a harz number of persons wvill come up to Osford on the 2.5tL nf this montlh, to Nvitness the laying of the first stone of the KEble College. As it often happens onl sch ooessio e caI O11Y sec one's neighlbours! backs, may I suggest tif it bi not already suggested) that a suitable stand he( ...

... (From the ?? Buggy) so The debate in the House of Commons on the Irish di Church hats been the one-prevailing topic of conversa- pI tion. The future historian will remark on the extraor- Oi diuary circumstance that suddenly the Liberal party, ti for a second year shivering in the cold shade of 0ppo- It sition, became aware of the pressing importance of this Z question. For years they have beon ...

... ?? i-., I - : I - ?? , 3 q - - -? -1 LinSRrihbs-.Tha_6` dpehlservices were 66dzitinnied al on the 27th nlt., when the- sermlon was preached- by the -ft Rev.- J. Turner, Vicar of Deddington. The Hall was A densely crowded, a larger congregation being present than -- on either of the former occasions. The Subject was-faith' ol and persevering prayer, as shown in the almost unparalleled case of ...

... 0. B. H. Derxnwe - The annual dinner in connec- tion with the 0. B. H. took place in the Council Chamber on Thursday evening, under the presidency of C. Daffleld, Esq., who was supported by E. M. Atkins and T. Duffield, Esqrs., Masters of the Hounds; A. Van de Weyer, Esq., son of the Belgian Minister; and about 60 other gentle- men. The President of the Hunt, E. P. Bouverie, Esq., M.P., was ...

... IMrERIAL PARLIATVIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRtI'Ar. Spec THE NEXUTRALITY LAWS. the Lord Russell, in calling attention to the Commission on char the Neutrality Laws, and moving for copies of further cor- cries respondence Iin reference to the Alabama and other claims, IXP after referring to the depredations committed by avoN American cruisers onl Portuguese commerce during the %va runle: between ...

... PROPOSAL TO FORM A VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY ; CORPS FOR GOSPOItT'. or SUE] o A public meeting was held at the Army and Navy Insti- dili ts tute High-street, Gosport, on Wednesday evening, to air 'it consider the desirability of establishing a Volunteer tItl' as Artillery Corps in that town. Air. H. D. P. Cunninghami int a occupied the chair, and was supported by many of the gm1 tradesmen of Gosport ...

... TIfw ,OLLsm EGESCHOOL. ?? I The fodndatiox stone of new buildings -in connection with the CoUsege of Bishop Fox, at Taunton, was laid on Thursday the 16th inst.; which was observed as one of holiday and rejoicing. The orignal building rosa side by I side with the Mister's house, in the castle-yard of the munificent prelate-founder's manorial residence, and under the management of James. Upton ...

... ?? BLENHEIM PARE CIRICKXET ?? annual meeting of this Club was held on Monday last, at the Bear Hotel, when the accounts for the past year were audited with the following satisfactory rbsult :-Subscriptions received, 201. ISs. 6d.; expenditure, 131. 2s. 9d.; balance in hand, 71. 5s. 9d. The following members were re-elected the Com- mittee:-Messrs. H. K. Money, J. N. Godden J. Haynes, T. ...

... THE WINGFIELD CONVALESCENT HOME. To teie EDITOR of the OXFOBD JO UJR AL. l SIR,-I have lately had put into my hands a prospectus of the highly valuable institution, indicated above, which it is proposed to establish in this County, as an auxiliary to the Radcliffe Infirmary. But although the prospectus states the object and purpose of the Institution very suffi- ciently, it does not, as it ...

... S OUTHAMPTON. Agents-INessrs. J. TUCKER & SoN. Printers. Tiin MAILS.-The Pera, Captain Jamieson, will leave on Saturday for Gibraltar, Malta, and Alexandria, with the East India mails, passengers, and cargo. The acssilia, Captain Babot, is expected to arrive this day (Saturday), r with the homeward India, China, Japan, and Mediterra- nean mails. She left Gibraltar at seven p.m. on Monday. The ...

... AeA shocking occurrence took place near the village of e Foxdale, in the Isle of Man, on Friday afternoon. A ie miner and farmer residing a little distance from that a- village had for some time past shown symptoms of mental e aberration, but no notice seems to have been taken of his !d state. About five weeks ago, when returning home a to little the worse for liquor, he had a fall which ...

... WITN4OEESTERL WINCHESTEIR CATHEDRAL. SUNDcY NEXT ?? EASTER. Early Service.-T5 Doum and Jubilate, Rogers in D. Second Service. -Sauatus, yrice, and Creed, Rogers in D. Before the sermon, Psalm St (AN. V.), Howard. Afternoon Service.-Iefbre. the sermon, Almighty, Satter. MIagnifieat and unc Dinmittis, Rogers in D. Anthem, lie was despised, Handel. In ?? Very Rev. the Dean' and the Rev. Canon ...