... The Lord Bishop of Oxford has licensed the RevVernon Thomas Green to the titular Vicarage of Littlenore, near Oxford. Patron, Mrs. Elizn lathjerine Crawley. Rev. G, Alford, M.A., Curate of iugotsfield, to be Vicar of St. Pauves, Bristol. Rev. T. Anderson to be Rector of Skeyton. Rev. C. J. Armistead, MA., to be Curate of Basing-with-Up. lev. A. D. hiagshawe, MA., to be Vicar of South Creake, ...

... AN EVENING'S STUDY OF THE TIMES NEWSPAPER, Mr. Jas. J. Moore, autlhor of the Historical Handbook to Oxford, &c., gave a most interesting lecture, bearing the above title, oil Tuesday evening last, at the South Oxford Working Men's Club, Pembroke-street. ir. Clarke occupied the chair. Owing to the unpropitious evening the room was only about two-thirds filled. Mr. Mloore opened his lecture ...

... The Thanksgiving Service at St. Paul's on Tuesday next will commence at twelve o'clock. Great preparations are being made for the decorations of the streets through which her Majesty will pass. On the occasion the service of 8,000 troops will be called into requisition for the purpose of lining the streets. * The Royal procession, as at present arranged, will con- sist of nine open carriages, ...

... -~ ~ ~ ~ I . A4 Ar DiRD.-Feb. 21, at Curbridge, the wife of Mr. T. Smith, poulterer, aged 62'yeasx. rT - 8 I I , , r X , I OoN~ancsx~eoN>~-Tio .eB~shopiofd theibdteo will hold a Confirmation at the Parish Church at half-past two p.m. on the 28th inst. ' WITNEy NATUmAL HeIsTOsY SOCIBTY.-The third lecture of the Sedsion was delivered at the Corn Exchange on the 16th inst., by Ernest K. Jacob, ...

... OXFORD BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual weekly meeting of the Guardians was held on Thursday last, under the presidency of Dr. Adams, Q.C Mr. IHobbs reported that ie had collected in his district, during the past weck, 1001. 1s. I d. The Chairman stated that Mr. Archer, the other col- lector, had heen ill, and consequently nothing Iad been collected in his district this week. TI1. G. 13RIUNNEWRS ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OP LORDS. FRIDAY, EBB. 16. A supposed error in the number of Not Contents anneanced by the Tellers on Lord Stanhope's vote of esure was the subject of a brief conversation. The number reported by the Tellers wits 89, while the Poers reported in the division list as having voted Not Content only number 88. The Duke of RIonXeNro having pointed out that this ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, ?? SATURDAY, FEmukARY 3. The Queen remains at Osborne. The Prince of Wales is daily gaining strength, and continues to go out whenever the weather will permit. By desire of Archbishop Manning a thanksgiving prayer for the recovery of the Prince was offered up on Sunday in all the Roman Catholic places of worship in the diocese of West- minster. Tuesday the 27th inst. is ...

... i ADDRESSES TO THE QUE EN. | MAGISTRATES' MEETING. On Saturday last a meeting of County Magistrates, convened by the Duke of Marlborough, X.G., Lord Lieutenant of the Coanty, was held at the County Hall, for the purpose of ngreeing to an Address of Congratu- lation to Her Majestg on the recovery of the Prince of Wales. The Duke of Marlborough presided, and the following Magistrates wore also ...

... ON-TSERVYTIVE ASSOCIATIONS. Tl (Folle the John JBill of Feb. 3.) lhe a!ectilic, of the Lancashire Union of Con- ?? (Xnlstititional Associations, and the ;ateilc~; b( oe so accuratcly iiiformed as AMr. -IrO. t onsurvativre folillg is growilng in tiliigtn daily, not merely in Lancashire, but 11ioi0o11lt the country, reninds us that Ne have 'II. liolected ±o direct the attention of Our alit u ...

... Alf, No-r1 - - at T - r a ~ ?? zir. r~ewd(egate, M.P., Mr. Bromley lavenport, M.R.5 and Mr. Wise, i.P., attended a special meeting of the Warwickshire Chamber ef Agriculture, at Warwick, on Saturday, convenied for the discussion of Land Tenure. Mr. Horley read a paper advoeating the abolition of th useless restrictions in stereotyped leseds and agreoments. so as to afford greater liberty in ...

... The Sporting GaZette says that Lord Mayo's death is tiatioIOL I loss to Ireland, more especially in connection with its sports and pastimes, as it was generally uinder- .-ood that, lie intended to race on an extensive seale on Li- r titrn horme. There were fewer better judges of reinig aianl breeding in the United Kiligdom than Lord Mayo: init, after all, it was chiely in the hunting- field ...

... THED OXFORD roJOURNALT, SATURDAY, FDituAlty 24. THIE WEEK. The Queen returned to Windsor Castle from! Osborne on Thursday. The Prince and Princess! of Wales will remain at Osborne till Monday. I Great preparations are being made for the I Thanksgiving day, Tuesday next, both ill St. I Paul's and in the streets through which the Royal party will pass. The route from B3uckingharm Palace to St. ...