>From Jackson's Oxford Journal ( Oxford, England ), Saturday, March 25, 1882; Issue 6732. HEYFORD. DEDDINGTON, HEYFORD, AND ASTON BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. At a meeting of the members of this Society, held at the Red Lion Inn, Lower Heyford, Mr. George J. DOW in the chair, after the usual business had been transacted the following resolution was unanimously passed, and requested to be entered on the minutes of the Society :- "That the members present at this meeting desire, on behalf of themselves and the other members of the Society, to express their unfeigned sorrow and regret at the loss they have sustained by the death of their respected friend Mr. William WING , who so ably and gratuitously filled the office of Acting Trustee, and assisted in maintaining the welfare of the Society since its establishment in the autumn of 1854 until the time of his death; that those sentiments be made known to Mrs. WING , for whom they felt the greatest sympathy in her bereavement."