... , (No. V.) o the ZDJITOE of the OXFORD JOUR YAI. t SIn,-Wo have seen that in 1316 King Edwardi nhe!d t Second, moved by the complaints of the Ablnsmne tha? tine e Hospital was badly managed, made an ordinance irceiw - future regulation, which, while it limited thea ))5Y'f-th 1 stipends, contained ample authority for increasing tnsw. i Twelve years afterwards (in 1328) King Edward tGK: Third ...

... v I I I i mL _ _- A a. ?? _. - _ 3A1_A_ . .. t!'n>z1 ;4I A , Tr V.. A. - .- !. The past week entered with a brilliant clay, bright and very fine throughout, vith a good breeze. Monday [ was cloudy at times, but with a steady Wind from the I ?? thermometer at mid-day 68 degrees; baro- meter 30.10 inches. Much hav -was secured in fine condition, Tuesday wss a splendid day, sunny and breezy ...

... I An accident resulting in the loss of seven lives and in C serious injury to upwards of thirty persons occurred on a Saturday morning at Walton Junction, where the s London line branches off to Chester, at a short distance ii from Warrington. The 10.2 a~m. passenger train from tl Liverpool to Birmingham and London reached War- a rington at about its usual time, and having picked up 9 some ...

... WOODSTOCK | x , . - -, 1 ?? In.: . Vxr ntinl at ?? Clorke held blis Visitattili at *eodtook; Churei on Friday the 28th ult. About forty Olergy and a goodly number of Churchwardeis attonded. li ervicetim read by the Rev. IV. A. Phunlptlre, assisted bytwvoof the neightonrisig Clergymaenl. A practical charge Was delivered by the Archdeacon, who 0occupied attention for about three quarters of an ...

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... I TRINITY QUARTER SiSSIONS. These Sessions were opened at the County Hall on fonday last, before Hugh Hamersley,Esq. (Chairman), C. E. Thornhill, Esq- (Vice-Chairman), Sir H.W. Dash- wood, Bart., Col. the Hou. R. C. H. Spencer, Major E. Ruck Keene, Captain J. A. Fane; W. Strickland, B. J- Wbippy, F. E- M- Viret, C. Lane, G. Rochifort Clarke, R, A. Cartwright, J. H. Wilson, Guy Thomson, G. ...

... SIR. HENLEY. (From the Globe.) A contemporary styles the Member for O.xfordshire the godfather of the Reform Bill. The phrase is absurdly inaccurate: for the intention was to show that Mr. Henley's influence has been greatly felt by the Houtse in regardto the Bill. This is quite true: mr. Henley has done muchl towards the formation of the Bil, and all Conservatives will rejoice that he has ...

... _ OXVORD CHORAL FESTIVAL. I The atimial festival of the-various parish choirs of Oxford and the neighbourhood was celebrated on Wednesday last at the Cathedral. The choirs assemblefl together in the Hall of Christ Church with their respective clergymen, and at eleven o'clock they started in procession round Tom Quad, habited in surplices, and carrying their banners. Tle assembled body of ...

... | L ATEST INTBLLI ENCE, (nnEutEg'S 'TELEGIAU.) THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. VIENNA, JULY 4, EvEanxo Baron Beust has received an official telegram from Baron Wydenbruck, the Austrian Minister at Wash. ington, dated July 3, 11 a.m., which says:- 31rr Seward received to-day from the United States' Consul, at Matamoras and Vera Cruz a confirmation of the exe. cution of the Emperor Maximilian. (BY ...

... PARLIAMENTAIIRY IN'TELLIGrENCE. I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, JUNo 28. Lord CARNArnvow called attention to the defective arran-ements of the House in respect of acoustics, and complained that on account of the architectural peculi- arities of the Chamber few Peers could be well heard by those present. IHe considered that the Chamber had been constructed rather with a view to State pageants than ...

... W XITNE1V. *Ef o ?? Will be 1 CrCKET tCLUB -The next match of tills seusul U ---i -- plnayed here on Tuesday next, with the Buckirsid club. A nay's fine sport is anticipated. PETTY SESSIONS. BAMPTON EAST- DIVISION.-l7Vtuey, July 4. I3AM!PTON. B ?? l, at the Vicarage, Bamptoin, the wife of MAREIED.wApri4,at Raior Chtantserb Ne Za- lans byo the Re.maBeuley J. B. Dona, Esq., Thsuren toamrs. G. ...

... | PARIS, JUNn 29. A letter from the Emperor to the Prefect of Police, dated June 20, has been published, in which his Majesty says:- The presence in Paris of numerous Sovoreigns, and the assembling of large crowds of people, have afforded the service under your orders an opportunity of showing its thorough competence. I myself have recognised the wisdom of the measures taken at all points to ...