... BURGLARY A RECREATION. We may read in many of the cheap periodicals of the day glowing accounts of the heroic deeds and ' deeds of daring, of celebrated highwaymen of the Dick Turpin and Olaude Daval type, who, the faithful historians tell us, plundered, not for the value of the articles they might seoure', but, it would appear from the source of their argument, for the amusement and ...

... |BREAD RIOTS AT FIIOMIE AND SOU~rH ?? Saturday indications of a riot simila to those whbich hve disgraced ether parts of the COUnty, were made id apparent at Framse by the posting or inflammnatory m piacarda on the the several vacant posta in thae toVwn, and. to Superintendent Deggan immediately comemunicau~j with - the chief-conatable, who arrived in Frome early on Mlonday, a' nd, by previous ...

... 1tIi?ntar? c?flt?11ir?fl4?* 1 OPEKNIN OF PARLIAMENT. i The winter session of Parliament wee opcned on Tadesda, by Royal Commaission. The last occasion upon whioh i Parliament assembled in tbes winter, in 181i7, wne when the rnquetary criias rendered the rneeting of tbe Legislature indispensable. The Royal Corn miesioners, the Lard Chan- Ecellor, the Dneke of Marlborough, the Earl of Maknetburg ...

... A treaty of commerce and navigation has been con- cluded between France and the Papal States.-The closing of the Paris Exhibition has been distinguished by a daring robbery, that of a diamond aigrette worth 1,1400, from the stall of ?? ?? agri- cultural meeting at Newmarket the Duke of Rutland said be was glad to be able to announce that it was the intention of the government immediately to ...

... THE FARMEUS AND SEEDSMEN.-A case of some importance to the seed trade and to farmers is report- ed, in which 117 damages against the seedsman were awarded to the plaintiff by the Shetiff's Court of Cu. par, on account of seed purchased as that of Aber- deenshire Yellow Turnip turning out to be a softer and less hardy kind, so that the crop perished under the frost of January last, whereby loss ...

... THE FINANCE OF THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. The Tivi esa allows that under the circumstances there is not inuich in the Ministerial proposals as to taxation for the expenses of the Abyssinian expedition that can be seriously contested. At the sane time it is necessary to understand that we are preparing a deficiency of a million this year. We cannot flatter ourselves that the uncol- lected ...

... T'RE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. I MANCHESTER, Nov. 7. The trial of the third batch of Fenian prisoners was intended to be resumed this (Thursday) morning, and they were brought up at the usual time, but were not rltced in front of the dock. Mr. Justice Blackburn took hisseat at two minutes before nine o'clock. The names of thle prisoners are Thomuas Scalley, Miohael Joseph Boy- laud, -Hery ...

... DRYRY-LANE. Pails EvENING, THE DOGE OF VENICE, Messrs. Phelps, J. C. Cowper, H1 Sinclair, E. Phelps, Barrett, Temple, &c., Mrs. Her iiann Vezin, MissGrattan, &c.-And FAINI HEAUT NEVER WON FAIR LADY. Mr. J. C. Cowper and Miss Bcatrix Shirley. HAYMARKET. ';xs EVENINO, THE WINNING CARD. Mr. Compton.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, .essrs. Sothern, Chippendale. Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &c.: Me larnes ...

... THE- COMMONS P1MESEV1A4TION SOCIETY. ?? The committee of tlhi society met on Wednesday to discuss past and present procoedinigs in connexion with the preservation of our commons and open spaces. Mr. S. Lefevre,M.P., presided; and among tbose present were Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. P. H. Law. rence, and Mr. J. a. Parkinson. Steps have been taken to aid and advise the ...

... THE MAR YLEPBONE REFORM LEA GUE. A public meeting, called by the Marylebone Reform League and Trades' Electoral Association, was held at the Cleveland-ball on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of laying the objects and principles of the associa- tion before the public, and of receiving an address from Mr. James Aciand on the voting power conferred by the Representation of the People Act, 1867 ...

... I .- : M oe-F. A , . I I'l ; . (oa -oux OWN coRRsEPONfD=.) ?? of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] PARIS, WsbkShDAY EVZ:NIk. - The semi-official journals express great dis- of pleasure at the release of Garibaldi. ill The Patrie thinks the event not calculated to f facilitate the understanding between the two o governments which is most desirable under the present ...

... THE ABYSSIINIAN EXPEDITION. I Our last intelligence from Bombay brought us the intelligence that the advanced brigade of the ; Abyssinian expedition had left for Aden. By the Bombay mail which reached London yesterday wve learn that the transports arrived at Aden on Oc- tober 16, with men, horses, and mules, all well. They were expected to stay there about a week, to take in water and coal, ...