... TIHE WILL OF SIR CHAU[LES MONCK. The will of SirCharles Miles Lambert Moauk, Bart., late of Belsay Carstle, neara exhaii, Northumiberland, was proved in the district registry of NewVCstle-on- Tyne, by his grandson, Sir Arthulr Edwarld lonetk (tile eldest son of the testator's late eldest son, Charles Atticus Mlonick); Charles Edward Stepllen 0ool:te, .Esq., of Doncaster, the testator's icphewv ...

... It is stated that the Ven. Archldeacon Allen will probably be the new Bishop of Lichfield. A new bishopric for China, the seat of which will be at Ningpo, will be at once founded. The Rev. AV. A. Russell, M.A., of Trinity College. Dublin, will he the bishop, and he will be consecrated without delay. The Heon, and Rev. Baptist Noel has announced his intention to retire from the ministry, on ...

... I The following letter from Mr. Rassam has been q received Ci Magdala, Sept. 7. 6 `My dear-, Your kind and welcome note of the 2adtl of Marchwas nearlyfive months on its way here. Wherethe delay took place I cannot make out. Our affairs are sadly neglected at Massowah, and it appears that our agent there has been attending to any other matter save the wretched Abyssinian captives. Ever since ...

... Mr. Evan Powell, of Montgomeryshire, North Wales, has addressed a letter to our ably conducted little con- temporary the JS^ivtofvn and Welshpool Express, in which he furnishes a graphic, although brief, descrip- tion of the above interesting meeting, held at St. Briene. Wereo-ret to find that notwithstanding the inflated promises made by our enthusiastic Welshmen to be present on the occasion ...

... THE MRTROJOLIT1AV YOOB-LAW IVBIOAL I a OFrCEReSX SSOCIASTIOIN I - . 1 The quarterly meeting of this awso iationfl was held last evening at the' Sbip Hotel, Cbaring-c5ss'; Dr. ROGERs, of the Strand Union, in the chair. The SECRETARY (Dr. Dudfield, of.Westminster) read the report of the council, a very long document, which opened with some important correspondeuce with the Commissioners in ...

... | aMCHAEL SCHOOL OF MEDICI Ins lectfure Introdu anwalsrverd I; sa ?? f f tsia ej (Yrley, hALD., P .ftS7L e Tfhere .af brge attendamo* of stuesents. Amongset te hembese of the profession prorent were Dr' M'Donnell, Poor Law Coammis- slosoer; Dr. O'R~eilly, D1r. William Stokes, junior; Dr~nurran, Dr. Robert M'DomnellU Dr. IL Perase Wit e. Mac, winey, Dr. Martin, Dr. Meldon, M Dr. ge, Dr. Grel Dr ...

... TIlE M1ASTER1 CUTLER'S FEAST. EARL FITZWILLIAM AND SIR JOIELf PAKINGTON ON TRADE OUTRAGES. Last night, tihnm annual Master Cutler's Feast was held in the handsome now banquetting-roono of the Cutlers' Hall, at Shoffield, at the invitation of M. FoaIRT, Esq., Master Cutler, who presided, and was supported onr the right by Earl Fitzwilliam, Viscount Halifax, Lord Foley, Lord Milton, M.P., Sir F. ...

... COMPOUNIDED RATES. TO THE EDITORS OF THE, LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEEIFN,-TO show you how the abolition of compounding for poor rates is going to act, I will just point out how the working class at Wortley aro going to be favoured, after having had this great boon bestowed on them, viz., extension of the franchise. The pror, gaol, cemetery, and watch rates, are all in- cluded under one head, and ...

... me-! ?? ?? _ __ __1 _ a. . .. This fair was opened on MAonday for the sale of horses, of which there was an excellent show, and the demand being pretty good much business was transact. ed. As usual a good trade was carried on at the private stables, the sale at which had commenced on Friday. The dealers were for the most part from London Glasgow, Ireland, &c. Amongst the purchasers were Mr ...

... Ffl. GHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE. SEVERAL LIVES LOST. A fearful accident occurred to the mail from Eng. land to Paris on Sunday morning. Abouit fourteen miles from Paris the train, which was going at the rate of thirty miles an hour, ran into an engine and tender which were coining fromthe direction of Paris. flow this fatal piece of carelessness was permitted has yet to be explained. ...

... FIRlST EAST-YOPRK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. - I ]PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The annual dinner and presentation of prizes in connection with the First East-York Rifld Volunteers took place on Moonday evening at the Rifle Barracks, Clarendon-street. There was a large attendance. The room was very artistically decorated in all directions, the national flags being suspended on the wall behind the centre ...

... County of Glamorgan. WHEREAS at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at the town of Swansea, in and for the said county, on Tuesday, the Sixteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, the statement of GEORGE THOMAS OLAHK and RICHARD BASSETT, Esquires, two of her Majesty's Justices of the Peace acting in and for the said county, that it was ...