... SANCTEIDDIAD Y SABBATH. . DIciON fod Ahai o'n darllenwyr yn barod i ofyn, Yg erlbyn hyn, fel y rhai hyny yn amser y prophlvyd SD Aimos gynt, Pa bryd yr a y Sabbath heibio? C' Pa bryd bellach y dygir yr homiliau hyn i derfyn- i', iad? Gd oes rhywrai felly, erfyniwn arnynt oddef g, i ni ychydig, a dangoswn fod genym ymadroddion el eto dros y dydd sanutaidd. Ein hesgusawd dros w aros cyhyd ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CH-lESTER AND) HOLYHE.I) RAILWAY TIME TAB LF.-ACrGUST, 1857. - - 11 1 - - 1 - - - - -J. I - - -.X ~ . L. L L lb 01 X 1 -1. ?? f . . ) 1 ~ l O b L 0oo t. Leave Ksinsgtown ?? Leave H-olyhead. ?? Valley(arrive a) Ty ?? bodorgan. ?? Gaerwen ?? ?? Britannia Bridge. ?? Aber . . . . . . . . . . . . Paimacoinawr ?? Conwiay. ?? ?? Rhyl .. . . . . . Prestaty . ?? .. mostyn. Queen's ?? ?? itdootd-urrive ...

... The Right Reverend Bishop of St. David's was t made the subject of some very uniwarrantable at- tacks in the House of Commons on NVednesday, the 22nd ult. The occurrence shews, either that many of our senators do not take the trouble to obtain the. most easily accessible information,-or, that they wilfully pervert the facts in their possession. Eithler course is disgraceful in a legislator; ...

... LLANDUDNO.-CH-IURCfl MJSSIONARY A SOC IETYr. - - 4 - 1 A meeting in connection with the above Societ9 was hel( on Monday last, at the National School- room, Llandudno, the Rev. W. A. Robcrts, B.A., t in the chair. The meeting commenced with prayer, after which a The Clvairman referred to the great object of the Milissionary Society, whose claims they had met that evenin'r to advocate. It was ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF TH-E DIOCESAN SECRETARIES OF EDUCATION HELD AT THE PALACE, ST. ASAPH. (2: e On Wednesday July 22, 1857, a Meeting of the vri a Diocesan Secretaries of Education was held at the L( *Palace St. Asaph. The following gentlemen were kn y present:- as y Revs. David Roberts, Caerwys, frr 1 Thomas Hughes, Llandrillo, Conuwy. he a David Davies, Castlecaereinion. Di a Robert Williams ...

... RUTHIN.-TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT TO MR. LOUIS. in re. On Saturday, the 15th inst., a large quarto Bible, n- bound in morocco leather, was presented to Mr. and im Mrs.- Marcus Louis, by the tenantry of the Llanbedr ?? estate, at his residence, Upper Well-street, Ru- ur thin, on the occasion of their marriage, June 9, 1857, let Thb following is a copy of the Address, with the pre- of sentation :_ ...

... THE SESSIW0 OF PARLIzAIENT. All thle business before the two Hose aving triivcili been tiansoelcod,, the Lord~s ailpiutned on Tuesday osnalk' vci'Qiuii, to 12 u'cloeit, and( thf Cnmions to 1- o'lok cqosr W t-LiAV (Fridio ) Soon alter, whichl Ilotcr hour, thu pro-- tiis 'Ill' r'o'ut ion will 'tilk jitece. ,'Viv thike. ;iutervil ?? nu'erl % ed Itlhrie deiys is requiredl, rino OilS not of' hleo ...

... :a Mo=MS Ar The sum of £1455,980 is required for the yerendain Yri ,ext March for the police incounties and borouglb5- ThE The European end. American Company's steami ships S no Iedy Jocelyn and Golden Fleece left on Monday for Forts- ThE mnouth, to embark troops fo Inia ounce On 'Monday James Puckle,, aged sixteen, living in Baer- We nmondsey New Road was drowned in the Thames while (Dlow ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE I AGAMEMNON. l n c ! - 1n Z . - _ - ?? . - . .- - : - e A _ On Saturday afternoon last a, serious accident-of an extraordinary- nature took place on board the steamer Agamemnon. l About two o'clock on Saturday the ordinary prepara- tions were made for leaving Gravesend to proceed to Sheer- ness, and, the three steam tug vessels which towed the Agamemnon from ...

... SPIRT OF THE PRESS. ass OUR MIILITARY SYSTEM INL INDI&. shi [From the Times.). thi It has long been set down among the singularities of our wO .race that aon Englishman is more thain half Satisfied When, of lie knows the causes of a disaster. No doubt he is a very exY reasonable being, and often finds in a sufficient theory a off compensation for actual failure. If it be so, our readers Ei ...