News —Forciirii aud Domestic. The Brazils and England. —By the account* from j Rio, it appears that our own govefnmant, after the high horse sa magnanimously with regard to, Brazil, has authorized the English minister announce to the Brazilian government that he has re- ceived f

COMMON SENSE RENT FEAST. Captain Peehell, M.P., U one of the few landlords who meet their tenants upon the ground of Common I'eme and discuss their mutual interests without desiring to conspire against the community at large. his late audit the gallant captain discussed the condi

merry son quite for desolate tomb. All hie revels of joy with the sea; But courage! the bright one will soon reappear * like bridegroom’ devoted and fond ; Though the tempest may threaten, no danger is near. For tho bine sky smiling beyond. There are times when tho mind is alarm

City Epiphany Sessions. « At pramt, however, defendenu era allowed both _ „ , , Itathe County Court* and in the Superior Court* to avail The Oxford City Quarter SesaioD* were holden on tbemeelve* of the atatute of limiutiou, notvithatanding Monday laat, the Town Hall, before JaH

Married.—Dec. 31 , at Banbury church, by Rov. Eiger, Dr. Wuton*. of Spring Cottage, West Bar Street, to Hannah, iLird daughter of Mr. John Humphris, of this borough. New Town Hall and Public Rooms. —There are just now two parties, one at their own expense desire build public and

Died.—On Slot ult. after short illness, agod years, Aon, oldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Belchor, of Faringdon.—On the Ist inst. at Little Coxwell, Mr. Jonathan Belcher, aged 73 years. Suddbx Deatit.—On Saturday evening last William Aveling, of Faringdon, jonrneyman shoemaker, age

Very Desirable Business Premises AT BICESTER, OXON, Situate in the Sheep-street, adjoining the Crown Inn, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By JONAS PAXTON, „ .. the King's Anns Ino, Bicester, on Friday next, October the 4th, 1850, at Six o’Clock in the evening, under conJitions to be th

CLOTHlNGrequired for the year IHsL—Specifications and forms of tender may be obtained application to the Secretary, Euston Station, on and after Monday, October 14, and patterns may bo inspected at the Company’s Clothing Pattern-room, Euston Station, on and after the same date.

will forward, to any direction, two handsome Pattern Cards of fashionable Trowsertngs and Waistcoatings; each pattern will numbered and marked the lowest cash price, so that the figures need only be copied and the same piece insured. This system is most advantageous to Tailors w

From the Eight Honourable ihe Lord Stuart Deciet.— ** I have derived much benefit from Barry's Health-restorioc Food.—Stuart de Decies, Dromana, Cappoquin.” Twenty-five years’ Nervousness. Indigestion, Debility, and Constipation, from which had suffered great misery, and which n