... MEETING IN THE CTTY IN FAVOUR OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL. e A crowded meeting was held on Wednesday evening at r the North and South American COf'ee-house, Thread- h IS needle-street; M1r. Thomas Abraham in the chair. d a Mr. Richardson moved the first resolution to the effect that, the resolution of the Liberal Registration Association a in favour of the return exclusively of conmmercial men as u ...

... ST. MARK'S CHURCH, LLANFOR, NEAR I -, - - ' - BALA. 'rhle ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of this new church -was performed on the 10th instant. Many of our readers-are aware that the late Rev I W- Cleaver, the rectorbf. this extensive parish, had offered to give up' tihe Tithes of the several.Tnown- F ships within it, on condition that churches were built s in them ; to which he also ...

... IHUM AN REMAINS FOUND ON A MOUNTAIN. d About a fortnight ago, a man named Hugh Griffith as t Y Lloyd, servant at Troscol, Llanarmon, found a man's that r boot on the side of Mynydd Mawr, a mountain which Owr r rises almost perpendicularly opposite Nant Mill, on the fore road from Carnarvon to Beddgelert. Curiosity was thin S awakened by this circumstance, and the above-named did 0 party, at ...

... * ORBIGW Ti'EI-I-EiqcM FRAANfCE. THE E' MPEI1ROI AT 1'Lo1,1lttSRtcS.-At Plombieres, says n private letter, the Emperor amtuses himlslelf in the most in. Docent manner, taking longwalks into tile countrv, drialcieg hlege dlraughts oftheivaters, brealcast ingjrte dlinin- ,pon thle grass; Sligether, rtsticating as Einiple Brown or Smith might rusticate. This is very chnarming, cud I -must CoI.I_ ...

... HOpE MISCELLANY. The value of woollen manufacturces not made ulp, im- ported in1 Janitary, was £113,327 In Jallulry, there were 23,12S clocks, and 7,;13 watches, imported intothis country. On the Ist of Junuary there were 50,862 poor widow-s c in receipt of out-door relief. Mr. II. Bcrkelev, M.P., will bring thle subject of the ballot before thle I-louse of Commons after Easter. Paince Albert ...

... FOlaGN MIS ;he On Friday, the Emperor received his Royal ighnesl s led the Prince Nicholas of Nassau at theTuileries. cts Ferouk Khan paid a visit on Saturday to the Turkish s6 gn Ambassador, by whom he was cordially welcomed. Ice The legitimist party have resolved not to take any part Co ide in the next general election. PC ce. It is considered probable that Mr. Rouher, Minister of ,. Pablic ...

... I All the business before the two Houses having been transacted, the Lords ad'ourned on Tuesday evening, to 12 o'clock, and the C'omsnons to 2 o'clock to-day (Friday) soot after which latter hour, the pro- rogation will take place. Why the interval of nearly three days is required, no one out of the Premier's confidence knows; but some suppose, it is to enable the arrangements announced for ...

... .er _ L it THE AUXILIARY LOCAL MILITIA.-A CRUEL t 3a1 ~~~HOAX.I of A few days since an officer in one of the Yeomanry wi Cavalry regiments received an official looking envelope, 2( with the important words upon it On the Queen's Service, and bearing the official seal of the War Office. ju of Opening the envelope, he found it to contain the following Vi~ be a enclosure:- g my- O(F. W1) ...

... I . E ?? - A )xEA - AILWA- TIME . -e ?? --R _ . _ _ CHESTER AND) HOLYHEIAD RAILWAY TIMKE TB3ALE.-NOVEMBER, 1857. __ _ .. _ _ . CX TV ?? rod A EZ m n A ?? Leave, ?? Leave 11olyhivad. Valley ( r i e a ) Ty Croes ?? ?? ?? Gaerseen . . . . . . . . . . ?? Britasnia B~ridge ?? ?? AI~er ?? ?? Conssy ?? ?? Alergele ?? R hyl . . . . . . . . . . . . ?? Mostyll ?? ?? 33agillt . . . . . . . . . . . ...

... IDIALOGUE BETWEEN A TURNPIKE MAN I AND A PUBLICAN. William -Can you spare your papur newydd for a short time Pablicana:-With pleasure William, but what do you want to see in it particularly ? is it the News from India? William :-No, 1 could'nt read that to my wife, for it would make her more downcast than she is already, as our baby is unwell !-It'd about the altera- tions they talk of having, ...

... FOREIGN miSCELLANY. ?? King of Prussia has given £20 to the fund on behalf I of the widows and children of the crew of the lost steamer Vd~iolet.- is A despatch from Vienna states that Marshal Radetzky, Id awhile walking in his room, fell and broke the upper part of , the bone of his left thigh. ' The Tournal des OtembJidZs de PeOs has received a warning for charging the Government with the ...

... SUICIDE OF EMILY SANDFORD (RUSH'S COMPANION) . l n There are few but will recollect the startling and half of romantic details and cirecmstances of the Stanfield Hall I at tragedy, of which Rush was the hero. Not the least as featuoe of interest arising out of the disclosures then made S- public was the position of the victim of his seduction, t id Emily Sandford, upon whose evidence his fate ...