... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS,-THURSDAY. Lord CAMPBELL obtained leave to bring in his bill on the law of libel. ,ite WAR WITH CHINA. ?? adjourned debate on Lord Derby's motion came on. The Earl of Carnarvon condemned the policy of the Government. as also did Lord St. Leo- nards and the Bishop of Oxford, but Lord Wensley- dale took a different course. Ultimately a division took place, when there ?? the motion ...

... REJOICINGS ON THE BIRTH OF A SON AND HEIR TO LORD BAGOT. On Tuesday last, a large multitude of people as- sembled, and a merry meeting took place at the above romantic spot, so well known for the beauty of its scenery, its meandering stream, and handsome bridge. A dinner of fine old English cheer was provided and laid out in the saw mill ; and in the afternoon, tea and plumb cake were provided ...

... 9'tv 3f:)avtli 'Wafm OjIvollidt. BAN'GOR~, SATURDAY, FEBRUJARY 14,1857 of edt Lion, EDUCATION TN WYALES. exten where There is no Social question more important, than rone, ~o.w wye canl best extend and improve those aIgen- , loME zems. welicis exist 1for supplying, ?? instruction - Schoc and sound training to the children of thlo poor. It neral is im, thle mind of the child that those ...

... r HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. The House sat for 8 short time, but no business of any r particular interest was brought under consideration. Y HOUSE OF COMMONS,-FRIDAY. a PERSIA AND RUSSIA. . In reply to questions from Mr. Layard. . Lord PAIMERSTON said that Government had no infor- mation as to any cession of territory by Persia to Russia. e He also stated that there was no foundation for the ...

... trial The following letters, appearing in the columns of the a Radical contemporary, have excited some interest ood, in this neigbb6urhood and, as many of our readerss Oil probably never see the paper referred to, and may any desire to peruse the correspondence, we have no11 but hesitation-though it is of considerable length, thus occupying a large portion of our space, and we don, understand ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIANENT- ROUSE OF LORDlS.- T1iUE5AY. ?? The Lord Chancellor took, his seat onl the woolsaclc at five stability el o'clock. Mr 'Hr lie OUR RELATIONS WVITIT PERSIA. that thle cc it- The Earl Of ALOEMSARIER gave nodties that hie would oin field hoe ha ge the 16th inst., miove that diplomatic relatiolis with that Court Mr. M1A ge should net he renewed, coins to ci Of ~ ~ TE ?? aecomia ...

... (Qt NortJI-Walm cjItallifit'- BANGOR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, CONV 0 CATION. This year the convocation of Canterbury assem- bled, as usual, in London; and for three days the Rev. Proctors were permitted to meet and discuss such projects as they conceived might promote the welfare ot the Church. (f course they could dlo nothing; all they are permitted to accomplish is to offer suggestions, and ...

... @;t 000J'Watto Caratirt¢. BA-L'GOR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 18.57. to PARsLIAMIENT jer P A 11 L I ANI E N TNI Met on Tuesday night, and it wasy precerled by tire Se usual political dinners, on the previous evening, at co the houses of the leaders of the ministry, and tile N opposition. From tile presence of Sir 1{. Peel at H the Premnier's dinner table, Nve regret to drawy tile oll conclusion ...

... I ST I- - L-I-E- CE. ?? TIAN. Thf- FOREIGN NEWS. o THE -ANGLO PERSIAN QUESTION. *rThe ' Post' Paris correspondent writes on Thurs- le day evening,- I hear from very good authority Ad that there is every reason to suppose that Russia t has already offered assistance to China. It is also declared that a new secret treaty was signed between E Russia and Persia within the last eight weeks. It it ...

... THREAT TO SWEEP CANTON FRO. THE FACE OF THE EARTH. In the Parliamentary Blue Book just issued, con- cerning the Canton bombardment, we find, on page 197, the quotation of a despatch penned in 1849 by Lord Palmerston, and addressed to Mr. Bonham, one of the representatives of England in China. Mr. Bonbam had sent home a document purporting to be a proposal by some gentry and literati of Canton ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENTCE. The follow ing preferments and appointnmeuts have re- the d cently been made:- Pre sECTORIES. ha; Rev. J. A. Aston, to Kernberton With Sutton Maddock, ma y Shropshire. en( r Rev. T. R. Burroeves, to Hutton, Gloucestershire, tab Rev. J. J, Chichester, to Clovelly, Devon. cer Rev. H. Coopier, to Nunnington, Yorkshire. bet Rev. J. Hewett, to Compton 3Martin, with ...