SECOND-HAND TRICYCLES TO BE CLIMA_RMD. Bargains for Cash, or 10s. down, balance ls.6d. per week. PARKER'S CYCLE DEPOT, TOWN HALL BUILDINGS, OXFORD.

THE UNITED BREWERIES. MORLA ND & C., LIMITED, Brewers and Wine and Spirit Merchants and Imporiert, .A.BING-DON. WALLLNGFORD BRANCH:—MARKET PLACE, WALLINGFORD, (lAte FIELD & SONS.) HOTEL,

The official veterinary surgeon of the department of Pas de Calais, in a report for the last year, which is quoted by the British Consul at Calais in a report lately issued by the Foreign Office, makes some remarkable statements respecting the evasion by agriculturists of the la

The Lord Chancellor has introduced a bill relative to the Judicature. The first proposal is to make it lawful for any ex-Lord Chancellor, if upon the request of the Lord Chancellor he consents so to du, to sit and act as a Judge of the High Court or of the Appeal Court. While so

* GOLD MEDALS 1884-1885-1886-1888. DISINtECTANTS Oases et !ever. salter Perftylas Yaw bishops can boast of the experience of Bishop Wilkison, who at Wiesbaden recently was the recipient of a third pastoral staff in the course of his episcopal career. The first was one transmitte

AUTOMATIC LIBRARY COMPANY. Company has been started to acquire the 'armadas of Mr. W. S. Simpson, which consists of an automatic library, to be accessible to travellers by railway and steam. boat, and to ,apply the same to hotels, waiting-roollll. promenade piers, clubs, and boa

On the motion of Mr. CHAMPION, it was decided to advanos £37 25.6 d. to Messrs. Brasher for making the new slip for boats, etc.,also £2 125.6 d. to Mr. Johns. Mr. BILLIARD said whilst on the subject of the Landing Stage, he shozad like to draw attention to the untidy state of th

DSATM OF Mae. STONE.—Mrs. Stone, of Streetley House, the owner of three-fourths of this beautiful and renowned village, died at the advanced age of on Wednesday evening. The decualied was widow of the late Mr. W. Stone, who died some 25 years ago, and a sister of the late Mr. Ja