... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE ROMAN I -- - .. . CATHOLICS. Mr. Gladstone has followed up his recent article in the Contemporary Review by a pamphlet (published by Murray) entitled ' The Vatican Decrees in their Bearing on Civil Allegiance, and he describes it as a political expostula- tion. It is an expostolation which he addresses to such of my Roman Catholic fellow-subjects as may kindly give me ...

... EASTLEACIL I 1- I DED.-NOV. 8, at Sharborue, in the 93rd year of his age, Mr. Samuel Price, father-in-law of Mr. 0. Miles, post- master of this village. AcoDrnNT.-Au accident, fortunately not attended with serious consequences, occurred to Mr. C. Miles, Postmaster of Eastleach,ou the 31st ult. Whilstdriving a blind horse past Clay Bank on his way home, on reaching Standing Croess-lane, leading ...

... a ~ ?? A3INGDOiN. l Ias 1-- ' -. A ?? - . x r ?? .. I -AA. A 'r t I .DzD. - Nov. 4, in The Viieyard, Abingdon, John Coleing, Esq., late of Sugworth Farm, aged 61. SUDDEN DIUATH or A Musici&N.-Mr. John Moss, who a has been ?? for many years by him attendance at e local .balls and parties as a player Of the violin, has died almost suddenly of paralysis.There is isno one il Abing- I don to fill ...

... L I l The annual sermons on behalf, of the Oxford Auxiliary I, of this Society were preached on Sunday last in the II Churches of St. Martin, St. Aldate, St. Clement, St. Ebbe, t St. Peter-le-Bailey, and Holy Trinity, and collections were c made at each service, realizing a considerable sum towards the funds. The annual meeting was held on Monday evening, in the large room at the St. Aldate s ...

... I iLATEST INTELLIGENBZ. NANA SAHIB. The Special Correspondent of the Times tele. graphs from Gawnpore, Nov. 12, as follows . I have information of several other witnesses who swear to the identity of the Gwvalior prisoner. If the Viceroy should eventually order a public trial, the pre. paration of evidence will be necessary; but the trus test will be a Court of Law. THE CARLIST WAR. BAYONNE, ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF I I ENGLAND. 11ONThlLY COUNCIL:' Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1874.- Present-Viscount Bridport, President, in the chair; the Duke of Bedford, Earl Cathoart, the Earl of Lichfield, Lord Chesham, Lord Kesteven, LordTredegar, the Hon. W. Egerton, M.P., Sir Massey Lopes, Bart., M.P., Sir A. K. Macdonald, Bart., Mr. Barnett, Mr. Booth, Mr. Bowly, Mr. Cantrell, Mr. Dent, Mr. ...

... I HEINLEY-ON-THAMES. . I Yormru Mme' CH1USTI~r AssoccA'row,-Thsl 17th auni- YOUNG Mnx'a Cius~iAN AssomMr. versary of this Society was held in'the Assembly Re ooms, -a Bell-street, on Wednesday evening last, the Rev. JT. Turner ?? in the chair. The proceedirngs comimenced with a hymnA and prayer. Addresses weis given by the Chairman aird serie the Rev. A. Rowland, of Framue. A few remarks were ...

... GREAT XILTON. ! W - - A a11 .t .- . HARVEST .THANKSGIVING.-Our harvest thanksgivin though very late, was heartily kept on Wednesday weeL The Church was tastefully decorated with leaves, bowers frit, and corn, and a new white frontal and dossal ha lag ornamented the altar. The services Conmmenced with a celebration of Holy Communioni at 8 a m. Evensong was at 4.30 p.m., the anthemn being ...

... I 2 ol A quarterly meeting of the Council was held on Monday a, for the election of Mayor, Sheriff, and five Aldermen, di ,There was a full atteudance of the members, as' well as of Y the general public. tt ELECTION OF MAYOR. P AId. GmRun said it was his pleasing duty to propose a p gentleman for the office of Mayor who was, like himself, f a native of Oxford, and was a man who had made his ...

... THE OXFORD JOURN&L I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, I The Queen gave a ball at Balmoral or Tin to the servants, tenants, and gillies on the estat ge celebration of the Prince of Wales's birthd at rumour of the death of her Majesty Prevai London yesterday, but there is happily no fsd dation for it.Al The Prince and Princess of Wales left Pae ton Hall on Saturday last, and, after a brief ng- in ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL. The Overland Mail bag brought news from Caloutta to the 16th, and from Bombay to the 19th of October. The Times of India ?? Northbrook is now at Hazareebaugh, whither he has been ordered by his medical advisers. Sir Jung Babadoor will visit England in January next, accompanied by Mr. C. Girdlestone, the Resident, and a splendid suite. The main objects of this second visit to ...

... Intelligence. I CHURCH MISSIONS. of The following letter has been addreased by the BisiOP Oxford to all the Clergy of his Diocese:- My Reverend Brother,-I am thankful to be able to WDl'o!e yon that the Archbishop of Canterbury, in accordance Wt the request of the Convocation of the Province, has r5eeSbe mended the observance of St. Andrew's Day or (if netabe) of one of the seven days following ...