... MR. KEIR HARDIE ON THE EXTINC- TION OF WAR. The question for debate at the Oxford Union d Lociety on Thursday se'nright was: That in the . ?? of this House, the trend of civilisation Ps~eS no hone of the extinction of war. G1r. B. K. LONG ?? in opening ...

... JuAdonlje a Paralee, C. T. Burson, Williami HIenry Baphne o summoned for a similar offence, waith the' same> AN OIan Oroesn~n.R..-Thomas Benfleld, labcurer. - h Chadlinglon, was charged with being drunk on7' r-. te higrhway at Chadhington on t~he 16th June. ...

... show of the society was fixed for Thursday, August 23rd, at Monksdene, the grounds of which had been kindly promised by Mr. Thomas MnAe, and Messrs. A. E. Mace, R. G. L. Hunston, W. Smith, and J. Packer were asked to undertake the canvassing of the town ...

... Xon Mrs. John Orr-Ewing-Silver Olol1ve1lan Spoon' Captain and Mrs. Cottrell-Dormer-TOre photo frames 10 ?? Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas-Silver ?? frame Mr. Maaners-Sutton-Silver-mounteI blottingpad Mr. and Mrs. Willes-Lace and mother of pemar ean Mrs. Goiding-Flower ...

... quariunersait. 8 p.m. Wednesday': Drill for Cadets, 6.-45 p.m. tileni aL, Orderly: Corpora] Walker.-t. Rt. Stevens, Captitla com- hardi t minding. to f.a a D CompanyD 1218. Rely TriGity--Sunsda, December 2: to fei h Bible class it Dy,' Sool, 2 p.m. Monday: ofmt ...

... mector towards Geerge-stroet, IV and it i-ae on to the pavement mid struck a pillax ci at tlrec -'trwnce to Messrs. Fireenian, Hardy tiuid PI - Willis' hoot shop, whbich reagit it to a staldtl ll c 1BIryovd a sh~dinig, Mrat. MJac;aulay reveived no injury, ...

... verba or vocabula-words. There were six successive and successively enlarged editions of Sir Thomas Elyot, the last three of which were edited by Thomas Cooper, Schole- Maister of Maudlens in Oxford, the son of an Oxford tradesman, and educated as ...

... Insti- tut'e. COrSwYOLD SILEP SociETY.-At a meeting of the council of this society, held on the show ground' at Gloucester, Mr. Thomas Walker (Fulbrook) in the chair, the President expressed on' behalf of the members his great regret at the serious ill- ness ...

... prevalence of the strong gusty wind on Mionday morning last, a large sigilhoard alt the top of the premises of Messrs. Freeman, Hardy and Willis, at the corner of -New-Inn-Hall nncl Queen-streets, was blown from ils fasteningi; and fell with a Iloud crash in ...

... annual outing of ?? St. Agnes' Guild took place on Monday, alien a larget c pttrty accompanied by tw-o Sisters 'from St. T Thomas' and Mirs. Daniiel, of Worcester House, went up the river in ?? A laslia to the villhge of Sutton Courtney. It was a ...

... and he la diedon the' Thureday morning. He thought they N would have b'ut little diffiulty in arriving at a -n verdict. * Thomas Jessie Canning deposed: I live at South- pi combe, ?? Norton and I am 15 years oi of age. I'have worked for Mr. Brassey for ...