... OTORD LOCAL BOLRD. The monthlymeeting of this Board was held on Wednes- not day last, under the presidency of Ald. Hughes, Chairman. moi IlNRAkL1 P1uBPOSES COMMr'TrIII anc Two reports from this Committee were read as follows:- Wl, The Committeeorecommuend that permisson be given to he: the under-mentioned persens to erect private lamps over tha their doorways, sulijeet to the usual condition ...

... THE NEW BARRACKS AT BULLINGDON. The following details respecting the Barracks, now in course of erection at Bullingdon, are from an ad, thentio source, and will, doubtless, prove interesting to our readers:- The site of the Barracks is about two miles and a half froth Magdalen Bridge, on the high land lying to the left of Horspath road, and between it and Shotover Hill. The position is a most ...

... We cannot ixsert anonymous communications. ' Whatever is intended for insertion must be aocompanied with the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publi- cation, but as a guarantee of his good faith. THE OXFORD JOUIRNAL, SATURDAY, Novem'nmu 7, I The Queen has made a four days' stay at Glassalt Shiel, and as the weather was very fine her Majesty much enjoyed the visit. On Monday ...

... ENTRAL FAEMERS' CLUB. f stmeeting of this club after the usual summer 0 s d held on Monday evening at the Salisbury eS jlijburyX-aquare, to hear and discuss a paper by ot ?? Howard, late M.P. for Bedford, on Our Their Sanitary Reform. Mr. E. M. Major ?? the chair. Mr. Howard said that although aFarmers' Club had already discussed the great subject a Farswvge. of towns and citie, it had, ...

... I T~PURWESTON. I . j MARRIAGE OF MISS STRATTON. G The marriage of Miss Edith Mary Strattorif eldest we'. daughter of John Locke Stratton, Esq., Tusrweston. House, and to the Rev. L. H. Litt_,, of St. Peter's, Bournemouth, ?? place on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at Turwestore Church. Be- sides a large -number of the neighbouring gentry and fro friends of the family, the attendance of residents in the ...

... HORTICULTUTRE. (Fro3r BZIEZLE, WElILY 3MES5ENGHH. ti' The mon.h', of October, though it has. been of so ni bright and eheerf ul a character on the whole, as one tv of those deligbtfuil Qbbobers we are so- frequently tr favoured with-in our-uncertain climate, hs nevertheless tc been a favourable tnoth- for the out-of-dcor -work ap- P propriate to this reaso. eof the year. The fruitb aving T ...

... I __ I MUNICI~aL ELEOTIOI5.-The eleetioss on Monday last resulted in the return of Messrs. Stacy, G. Cox, J. Tom- JO] kinls, and A. A. Parsons. He IWOODSTOCK.ag MABBrED.-NOV. 3, at Woodotock Church, by the Rev. Sts H. W. Yule, Mr. B. 3. Slatter, green-grocer, to Alice, Blu second daughter of Mr. W. Welby, innkeeper, both of on Woodstock.-Nov. 4, Mr. John Alfred Margette, grocer, in4 Winy ?? ...

... OXFORD BOARi OF CARDIANS. A special meeting of the Board wvas held on Friday the 30th nit., in the Council Chamber, under the presidency of 'the Chairman .(&tr. Jenkin) to detorminethe resolations to Ro- passed respecting the formation of an Assessment Combs .-mittea, in accordance with the suggestions -contained in ag letter whieh &ad been received from the Local Govern- cvaut Board. There ...

... In a Convocation held on Tuesday, the following gentAe- men were approved as Examiners of candidates for the Degree of Baobelor of Medicine:-In the first Medical Examinationu-George Rolleston, D.M., Merton College:; John Andrews Dale, M-A.,'Balliol College; and William Odling, M.A., Worcester College. In the Second Exami- ?? iing Chasmbers, D.M., Christ Church:; John William Ogle, D.M., ...

... - EAMPTON. I rue_ Ezao __M . . _. Dini.-Nov. 3, at Brize-Norton, Charlotte, wife of Mr. John Holtom, cordwainer, aged 60.-Nov. 4, at Bampton Henry Yeates, formerly of the 10th Regiment of Foot, aged 83. II TuNPIIEES.-The Turnpike Gates near Bampton Station, Stonelands and Tadpole on the Asthall and Buckland Road, with the Gates at Lew and Burrell Lane, on the Galley Hill and Clanfield Cross ...