... 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:ORjERIC?N MAIL P'AlJ 'I 1. TA ?? .I . . . .. . . I I. 1 H.polvti , l' tf ! Ni ot Tof: - ?? -f'1.m idu of ' ?? II s- Vtolt iv it ?? Dittb 'm 1 itot i7 i .. l I Svi ittioi' ?? 1 ' ?? . ?? ?? D lvoo;'; ;io ?? 1' iii1, C'~l . o .15 B Il, Moot,. . .. iic; ii F i' i,- too'ivi.. .NoXi. it'i (t'E i.Nv 13 Dit,, oI, .. * II ?? ?? 1; !. v. S Nov. 1 ' Calivli i, vi . ?? D'-t ,, wi.- ' l.; (,~o 1 ?? .. ...

... 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 ...

... S , . e- AL Kl1OE URlBAN SANITARY AUTHORI'TY. re- ALVEtbT0llEb U10UAeS iasacacarsa ?? Ug The first meeting of this newly-elected Board was held at o edthe Market-leouso an Ticec-eday fi'ernooni.MIrAVillhihsen, the ac edreturning officer, occupied the chair, and, the following m: ?? getee eepesent :-The Rev. CanIon Walpole, Capt. a Er. ?? 1 anr e.C V tthneB.May he CatibaeaoMss . nhP .LntaC 3ir ...

... 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 ...

... -- ?? I~i:I PO1?TS]IOUTII SA'1JD - i f4. PORTS-1101TIL SATURDAY, wN-01v. X I. Mnr,. DISRAErE oN LINERmu, LEGISLATION.- I Silence, as WE hav'e been over and over again re-! , . -1 I I - . , - ., 3LL1flCC, ,±n fl'111\U U -tCf U51 ?? VCL flU U~C nO,01 i4 - U minded by the Scotch DIOGENES, is golden; and if the Conservattive dinner at Gosport on Tuesday 'was remarlcable foi nothing/ else, it ...

... = j1OEF C 1inTIHS AND DEATFI.S WE X;1 ). 1C II OF Vcro1TSIOUTH. | t l 11 V; El 51UE, A n.- , ittSieldis2, 7hinst.,5200 birthsa2il ' i. ;.:c egristred in 18 large Engliab towns, r ,, infle birtbs exceeded by so ulany as (iiM. ircnt ~ ~ ~ ITIW Wei; ,I , h leig rekly numbers ill lS7 i ~a f rthee inerease of 10 lpon tbloso rc. lie ?? pirevioiis weeks, ailid inclded 531t wh ich crtl ie lii to the ...

... an f.1n 1 - TO- fn ?? .lp Great; ?? is felt here at te am spaltion of Mr. aShcilling, diaper, to tho eatl 1 loseog mevolsent. A otimbor of skits have boon printed mid freely circulated, and crowds here asesemblel for seiveral evenings io front of his eShop. Oit the 5th November n. h~rgo leant of plots glaso was I brolken, nod hod not an extra force of policemen boon soo the spot conosisderabie ...

... at r- Brigadicr-Gecseail do lRivieres, who drewup the crashing ligc nai indictment aoinost Marshal Bazmine, has been macdo Ia file cc- General of Division. SalHe ry The Baoum c)in e-mcc states that two Irish Liberal n11 cn uchmbers of Foorinoiecot have within the past few day3 rl eir fought a duel, aith the result of one of them being lacil if wounded. ltis 'he A conference of the Society of ...

... 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. ...

... FURTEER EXPPRI]MEN r WITH{ TUt OBlERON. le The fifth torpedo eohjerineint, tinder 'he ahspiociI oi the TuI to Obcron torpedo conenittee, wsts to itstve tohell pltace on Io it Tuosdilay miorning bet throelig tile want of soma Otloet I no co ntlct botwecn elho pricier of dry gun cotton ildho I allip Sat 011 gnu cotton terrming tihe etiirge of the micl, tilh edtter di nt ft -it explode. Thmc ...

... 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 ...