... 0 VALUE OF CONSCIENCE IN ENG3LAND. It is with no small pride that we record the faot thra, during the year which ended on the 31st of March last, the Chancellor of the Exchequer recei!ed, under the head of SC Conscience Money, no lees a sum than 6,9821. 16s. Perhaps the reader, carping at the smallness of the amoUnt, may say that it is not much, after all, for the conscience of an entire ...

... . IlIO HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. PROSECUTIONS FOR. ILLEGAL PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Mr. H. BAILLIE inquired whether it was the intention of the governm ent to order the Attorney-General to prosecute ail those who have been reported to the house as having violated the laws of this country at the late elections, or whether the prosecution was to be ...

... IT > ,, - ; I | BOARD .OJ ?? ' ?? :j | At ti9 4peeulg of the Bward, ot+Tesdy, ?? ?? Canon Par;; isrs. Walmaley, Bairatow, Car t Crook, Ramsay, Taberner, Gornall, Dlewburt Long' worth, Tbrrier, Lancaster, Abhwortb, Jobes, VFowrati, IDIxo, Banks, Whittle, Tayior, Banister, Ward, Parker, 5 Golding, Miler, 'hothersaill, 'hajes, Bffne:t,'au i . Sutton. E r . From the returns it appeared that the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... ITENS FROX ABROAD. A FoREIGN LEGioq FoB INDIA,-A letter from Hamn- burg, of August 13, in the Borsen Zeituoq, of Berin, says:- It seems tiat England is about to e.list a foreign legion for the East Indies, sad that, as was the case during the Russian war, the Isle of Heligoland will be used as a recruiting station. We are assured that agents of the Eng- lish Government have already had ...

... REYNOLD ?? NEw SPAPER., SUNDAY. AUGUST 30, :857. SATURDAY'S EDITION. TKE GAMG OF MISRU .LE GLIDING IN tO T-lE -R iss ?? . The Dictator has drawl his ?? to a close. He has fought the minority in. Parliament with admirable success, and is now putting aside the gloves for the finer and sharper work of an. irre- sponsible cabinet, free to wage, war uncontrolled, even in appearance, against ...

... I . - - . - - - a- : A! . -l A - At a meeting of the NonTH-EASTERN the dividend was at the rate of 51. per cent. per annum on the Berwicl Stock, 41. on the York, and 21. (being the first dividend) on the Leeds. The net receipts for the half-year show an increase of 45.2591. on the corresponding period of 1856; and it was stated that larger dividends could have been paid had it been considered ...