... I RURI--DECANAL CONFERENCE. On Thursday evening a Ituri-Decanal Conference was held, in tbo Council Chamber, Catlon Freeliug being iu the chIir, There were also preseimt ?? Revs. Canon Clhristopher, ?? S. Milne, J. C. Wilson, H. A. Harvoy, E. U. Dormner, I. B. Duggan, C. J. H. Fletcher, C. Marcon, DE, Kirkby, A, Coates, C. 0. Bowring, W. J. Guerrier, J. Howetson, - Halsal, C. E. Adams, - Segar ...

... OXFORD DIOCESAN CONFEREINCE. | The Conference wvill commence on Thursday next thn 2Gth of September with celebration of the Holy Comrmunion at the Cathedral at 8 am., and meetings in the Sheldonian Theatre from 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m., and from 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. On Friday there will be meetings in the Shel- donian Theatre from 10 a.m. to I p.m., and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. AGENDA. 10.30 a.m. ...

... City & County Intelligeuoe (continued.) 31MEMOPTAL IVE NDOw.-T1Wo stainled g-1lass wvin- don' by es-r. Mor ed ?? of Macieli acid ILondonl, li lijst been piciced in thea chaval Of the O.xford. MilitaryI Colleg it Cowley, in ?? ot nn Old stccdeiit, Hi. E. C.I VMallitin. Royal A~rtillers', who wvas drowned off Sacubro Island, Novic Scotia, in' lUrehi, i 831. Ocie of these,. a wock of ?? Licuty., ...

... Another of the above Society's Schools for instruc- the tion in butter making was successfully opened at di Coventry on Friday lest. The Sehool is promoted by wit an influential Local Committee connected with the wh Warwiolkshire Agricultural Society, headed by the 8hi President of that Society (the Earl of Warwick), and bai including the Lord Lieutenant of the County (Lord qr Leigh), and ...

... ?? rTEYi5 FATAL A('CIDLNT ON TRE G.WR. I NEAR DIDCOT. On Friday afternoon the Cit;y Coroner (M.r Pi. L Hussiev) iliti sit inquiriy at the itidoliffW ?? into the disclin'tusees a tteisding a fatality ?? ovecirried os the Graielt Westeni Railway oii the previous Weslnesdriy afternoon, to a boy named Aired Goddard, aged twelve years, of 34, North-street. Brocupton. by his failing fromt a-carriage ...

... I I SERVICES AT THE CATTIEDRAL. SATWUDAY, hSoT. 21. St. AUthtete. atecr.Day. Holy Communion at 8 and 11 a.mi. ?? ttoo, at U. Matins, plain. Ditto, at 10. OrdlinationR. HlVmn 8S3, 0 Thou Who omakcust souls to shile. Iljrie, &c. Lloyd la E llat. Er OWING. Mognillont nod Nune Dirnittis, Lloyd in 1H flit. An1t0em 1207. tive ear, 0 ye leavnyts. ArnieO. SUNDAY, SePr. 22. Fortleeotis Sooldvs after ...

... I i blEETING IN THE WEST WARD. On Wednesday evening a meeting of the candidates c who are couteiting the West Ward of the City for seats d on the new County Council in the Conservative interest c was held in a room over the Times Office, George-street. n The Sheriff (Couneillor T. E. Deazeley) occupied the c chair, and there wvere also present the Deputy-Mayor b (Ald. Under hill), anrt Messrs ...

... - DINNEn.-The nersrfthehlenheim and Town Fire I Bi gades, numbering 20 in number, assembled on the 12th iust. at 7 p.m., at the Star Commercial Hotel, where dinner was provided for them by Host Maisey in first- class style Captain Brand, of the Blenheim Brigade, presided. After all had partaken of the excellent repast and the usual toast list had bosr gone through, in response to one of which ...

... HARVEST PROSaECTs.-With the glorious siunshline of thio Inest fortnight the farmers halve been enabled to make rapid progress with harvest operations of various kinds. Most of the barley ails oat fields are cleared in this iseigis- bourhoed, and the crops appear if ?? above thei average yield both of grain and straw, Several fields of tis wh hat still stand and should be carted without delay, ...

... AGRICU LTU IE. U LI I TILE IIRlVEST. lait August gajve one fu~ll weekj of fair wveather after liii' .l.Therle was, milre 'tidleared by the first of urn Septemiber than at few dtrvs., earlier seemedt. likely, j ha itild the spell of brilliant. suiishiti was ji~ ibi.cur Tht' eurliet districts arc ahl'uazdv falirly cklered, and art' niueqpendenort of thle weather, but furither sulliisherc is ...

... I TffAME. , I P eorznn SATis.-On Thursday Week Messrs. MlrmtOtd and Bond sold by auction, at the Four Horse shoes. Theme. t;he freehold semi-detached villa residence (with gardel), being No. 4, Piegincroft. Chinoor-road, Thame, occupied and belonging to Me. J. Holland, together with two build- Log plots adjoining. There was a good company present, and aiter aj ke.n competit;,i the property was ...

... I MRs. MAYBIRICK.-ince tne roceptioli into the Convict prison at Worki eg, M.r. ?? health h ISililprOVol gretitlV. She isi al)Ic3 to take exercise 1s1IlIlIy eiduced tn (anvelesCetit pat.ietit, end shows no Sigril of melital tuffering bite tatintitis a cool and dig- iiified attitiede tetevrds til h E nltsiids end seems to have quickly settled dovira to her new inode of life. The Mbylriolt ...