OXFOItto, Maucu 30.—The intended 'meeting of the Oxford Archdeaeonal Board of - Education is deferred to the 9th of April, when important'businees will be deliberated on. The he - ad-Mastership of Hereford Cathedral Grammar School has been giVen'to the Rev. W. H. Ley, of Christ

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. . Phrenology is emphatically the Science of Mind; and it enables persons to'ascertaM what points of their character are defective without being deceived by self-16ve or flattery; because, the Brain being the agent through which the mind operates, acts as an index to the genera

IVITHIIq a period of Two Months, upwards of Three Hundred Patients were successfully treated at the Metropolitan Hospitals • with FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION of COFAII3A. By Joseph Henry Green, Esq., F.R.S., one of the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thom

a spurious metal as Nickel Silver British Plate, they assure the Public that the genuine artic t ot only be had at the Warehouses, 12 , Wells - street , Oxford - street. The Nickel British Plate, manufactured by Rippon and Burton, is, by a chemical pr° o si rendered superior to

other female attendants; so that this 50,000/., being included in the comparative expenditure in both reigns, must be considered as part of the increase; thus making the Civil List of her present Majesty 10,000/. more than that of his late Majesty. It is, however, just to state,

Mar. 16th, in Cumberland-place, the Hon. E. Butler, Lieut. H.M' Hon. Corps,of Gentlemen-at-Arms, and son of the Right Hort. Lord Dune boyne, to Emma, daughter of A. Baily, Esq., of Cumberland-place - Regent's-park. 14th, at Salisbury, B. Ford, Esq., of Southampton, tug Martha, d

BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. By the Author of Sayings and doings. 3 vols., Bvo. Bentley, 1839. Theodore Rook !—though somewhat late in the day, caused by our not having been favoured with the opportunity of making our bow earlier—we yet welcome thee! We know thee "a fellow of i

There has been a bustle of no ordinary nature, during the past week, with both the winter theatres; and, as chroniclers of their various doings, we will tell the reader what it has been all about. At DRURY LANE, an opera by Balfe was in a tolerable state of forwardness, when sud

3rd OF FEBRUARY, 1839, To THE 7th OF APRIL, 1839—NINE WEEKS ! ! ! FORTY-EIGHT THOUSAND STAMPS. PARLIAMENTARY REPORT.—FEE. 8, 1839. Extract from the Return of the Number of Newspaper Stamps issued to the following Newspapers in the months of June, August, and September, 1838. Tot