... THE PATE OF DIL LIVINGSTONE. !. _ -_ - -A _ 2.: 1 At a cr-wded meeting cf the RoYal Guographiual So- ciety, on Fondly evening, Sir R derick hlurchiaon, the president, read the followlig letter respecting the fate of Dr. Ligingstonte: Zanaibar, Sept 28,1867. My dear Sir ?? know that a rumotur has been cutreat on the coast to the effeot that a whi;e mlan had been seen near Ujiji. Such a Story ...

... I REY NOLDS'S E | SUNDAY, D3RCrsz .- iEP SUNDAY'S ED -7 THE POLIT!C&L T g- g MIDDLM CLa . OP 0 T5 The Abyssinian expedia, r opposition in parliacent. T ra CO'd I mainly from the members Ifiltol proc e0l tuencies. The reason h ob , Icidleoss i ?? cost of rescuing the Europe -tb-ey eradge th$ dore. True, they are anxil, ves of King Tneo humanity and national hon5ur t the Snore of and his fello w ...

... 31 rj tAL PARL AMENT. ioUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. e of tle ?? Earl of Derby said that, ,tln &benotice paper there wae no public business seel D.ids Wevening, hbe should move that the house, t rd 1or *11do stand adjourned till Monday. ornitB ii5ug, PROVINCIAL W0RKHOUSES. TIG o f DEVON, In moving for certain returns con. ?? lith the visits of Dr. Eidward Smith to several neery,, workllolle said ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER THE MANCHESThD. EXECUTIONS. The trains were stopped; soldiers and ar- tillery were massed in the city: special con- stablesawese on. duty; rifles beeped above the prison walls; military skulked in every cor- ner ; when, on a, foggy.. Noveember morning, three bandaged men jwere.: led forth to be strangled by the commnal bangman. Black draperies were gathered ...

... I Xr. John Boosey's Ballad Concerts. These concerts seem to progress satisfactorily, that is to say, according to their deserts. The public cannot complain of the shortness of the programmes, and as for the singers, they are the best of the day. On Wednesday evening the thira of Mr. Basey's series passed off as successfully as its predecessors, and was addi- tionally interesting from the tact ...

... XMESHJIR.-FIRE AND Loss OF SsVEY LIVES.- Afire,attended with verydeplorableresults, occurred. ata farmhouse in Kiudertou,,near Bliddlewich, Ches- hire, on Sunday moruing. The hous ta a veryold one, with thatched roof, and having a large quantity of timber in the walls. It was occupied by a farmer named Cook, andjliving in the house with him were his wife, four chidree, two women servants, and ...

... LATEST SUMHARY. Mr. DISsARL has bee7 very unwell for some days. The natort, ol rbi ttisposltimn is am tettack of lumbago. EiS; ]BiSO FBrAtxK ISoisrngE.-Yesterday, the Fe- 3tanW, Wwroen, ilajii, sknd Ooetetl3. in ?? sV uniform and losely s~bae'; , arvived at the orson of Pentonvell. Tur E-CAPED FENUAN. COLON'EL KILLY -The Nerd 8s13, L is believed that C-luel Ketly, one of the FentaDs released ...

... THE FATE OF D. LNOTOi. - At a crowded meeting of the Royal Geographica society, on Monday evening, Sir Roderlok Murchison, the president; read the following letter rospiotie g the fate of Dr. ivingstoe.:- Zanzibar, September g8, 1867.-My dean Sir Roderiek,- You -know that a rimonr has been eurrent on the coast to the effect that, a white man had been seen .ear ljJUL Snch a story came to us at ...

... lEE FENAN EXECUTIONS. I mARXABLE FUNEAL DEMONSTRATION. On Sunday morning, at eleven o'dock, several thousand persons, undeterred by the prevailing fog, assembled on Clerkenwel-greex, for the purpose of taking part in the proposed procession, and listening afterwards to Mr. Finlen's promised funeral oration. Mr. Finlen, surrounded. by a few of his friends, took up a position at the fountain ...

... ,AECRODrACON AND THE n ANGL1C WORflSWvaTEH ON CALCRAIFT. About the last place from whence we might C-.eo o hear the doctrino of blood preached is the palpit of a Otorietian church We knowv parfectly well that in tbo faehionable club-housea of London cud dreawing. romt of Baigravis, Caloraft and the cast..o'.nixe.ialls are nonaidered the l est, and surest Spoclfio5 for keeping the lower order, ...

... EXTR&ORDINARY ACrON aGAINST A - ?? ,1 -SURGk.ON. in the ?? of Qieeu s ssancon - ag been triad a CAQ1-, Aboolonn i7 S athanm. This Was an action by So4reh Abe. galon. a dreisraseker, against m deuttst named John Lou Stathawr, to which shbe comnpla'n'.d thait he assaulte d sad laid hold of her. and fornibly sand against her will adu~i- nistered chloroform to her and I-xtrs.tted six of ber teeft. ...

... i We read in a Boulogne letter in the fforingPost: - The common routine of an elopement of a loving couple, or the hurried flight of some deeply indebted subject ef her Britannic Majesty, has had a disgrace. ful variety in the questionable conduct of a person who hls recently been performing the duties of the minister of the English episcopal church in the Haute Vile. The proprietor of the ...