The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

FLINT. I The GRAND EISTEDDFOD.-We hear that the prepa- rations for holding an Eisteddfod in the ancient castle of Flint are proceeding most satisfactorily, and that the arrangements are now nearly completed. Sir John I lanmer, Bart, M. P., is the President for the first day, Ilugh Jones, Esq. Maesmynan (ex-sheriff of London) for the second, and P. Kllis K) ton, Esq., (a gentleman of high literary ittainmentsj for the third. A glance at the programme ought to convince every man that an Eisteddfod can be held in these days without confining the people to the exclusive use of the Welsh language, the perpetuation of which it has been elsewhere advanced should be the sole object of this time-honoured institution; for among the su bjects that are offered for competition, those who would aim at being successful must have a thorough knowiedge of English, for it includes transla- tions from the best authors, and subjects in English. Prizes are also offered for industrial productions by working men, as well as painting, sculpture, and photo- graphy and a foremost place is given to music, which includes original glees, trios, duetts, &c. It indicates also the advanced and enlightened spirit with which the Committee are imbued by their offering prizes to vol un- teen for rifle practice. With Mr. Eyton, Dr. Davies, Andreas o Eon, and Mr. R. I). Roberts, (who was suc- cessfully engaged in a similar undertaking while residing in Bangor)-mcn well known for their patriotism and business liitbiti-,It the head of the movement, we have no fear of the result. About i200 hits already been subscribed, which we have no doubt will be further augmented on the upproach of the Festival. Cheap trips are organized, and as Flint is so accessible by rail, this gathering is likely to prove one of the foremost ever held in this part of the country. The Flintshire and Denbighshire Agricultural Society held here some few years back was one of the most successful of the kind, and there need lie no apprehension of the success of the "Fliut Grand Eisteddfod, and Musical Festival of 1865.

A CARD. MR. STIVENS, L.D.S., R.C.S, Dental Sur- i-tl. geon, may be consulted at Mr Thomas Williams, Chemist, Llanduduo, EVERY TUESDAY, from 10 to 6. PENMAENMA WR. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A HOUSE containing 2 Parlours, 1 Sitting- room, 7 Bedrooms, 2 Kitchens, 1 Butler's Pantry 1 Larder, Water Closet, a large Garden, and good supply 1) ffi of water.—Apply to Mr. W. Roberts, Post-officef Pen- maenmawr. RHYL. CARTES DE VISITE. VISITORS to Rhyl are respectfully request- T ed before having their Photographs taken to ex- amine T. Brown's SPECIMENS on the West Parade, and at the Establishmant, 73. Wellington Road. No Photographs issued inferior to specimens exhibited. Cartes, 10s. the first dozen. „ 6s. the half dozen. "We have never seen Photographs so clear and life-like Mr. Brown's.Whitchaven Herald. CHARLES COOPER, HOUSE AND APARTMENTS AGENT, CHURCH WALKS, LLANDUDNO, A REGISTER kept (free) of any Property Ato Let. Rent collected. Books and Accounts audited or drawn out. Inventories given, and other Commission business undertaken. BRON ERYRI, PENMAENMAWR.— POST OFFICE. I YXflLLIAM ROBERTS, House Agent; V Ale and Porter Stores, bottled and draught, I half.barrel. of which can be had also, Soda Water, Le- monade, Ginger Beer, and Cider. News Agent, Agent for "THE DIRECTORY" and the l; North WALES Chronicle," Agent to the British Na- tional Life Assurance Association. Mountain Guide. PRIZE MEDAL EXHIBITION, 1862. T S. FRY and SONS, Bristol, Chocolate J. Manufacturers to the Queen and Prince of Wales. Fry's Homoeopathic Cocoa-Iceland Moss Cocoa; Fry's Queen, Prince Albert, and other Chocolates; Fry's Cocoa Nibbs—Chocolate Creams; Fry's Confectionary Chocolates for eating, in elegant fancy boxes, and other convenient forms, are supplied by Thomas Williams, Family Chemist, Church Walks; Thomas and Co., Chemists, Mostyn-street; E. J. Watkins, Confectioner; D. 0. Williams, Chemist; Robert Hughes, Grocer and Confectioner, and other respectable grocers, confection- ers, and druggists-Llandudno. PURE AERATED WATERS ELLIS'S, RUTHIN, SODA WATER. ELLIS'S, RUTHIN, POTASS WATER. ELLIS'S, RUTHIN, SELTZER WATER. ELLIS'S, RUTHIN, LEMONADE. ELLIS'S LITHIA AND POTASS WATER, AN EXCELLENT INTERNAL REMEDY FOR GOUT. The Public are particulary requested to observe that every Cork is branded R. Ellis and Son, Ruthin," with- out which none is genuine. Sold by Thomas Williams, Chemist; Thomas and Co., Mostyn Street; D. O. Williams, ditto Robert Hughes, Confectioner Hayn, Wine Merchant; Chantrcy. Wine; Merchant: E J. Watkins, Grocer John Owen, Grocer R. Owen, Overton House David Lloyd, Vernon Vaults; Mr. Kettney, Vaults Mrs. Sharp, Vaults; and at all the Hotels. May be obtained from all respectable Chemist, Con- ectioners, and Hotel-keepers and wholesale only, from R. Ellis & SUN, Rnthin, North Wales. THE SPRING MEDICINE. CONCENTRATED COMPOUND DECOCTION OF SARSAP AR I LLA, WITH FLUID EXTRACT OF DANDELION. rniirs preparation, being a judicious com- J? bination of the concentrated decoction, with a fluid extract of Taraxacum (juice of the fresh roots), pre- pared with great care at T. W.'s Establishment, Church Walks, is an agreeable substitute for Grey Powder or Blue Pill, and having no tendency, like such medicines, to weaken the constitution. No extra precaution is re- quired whilst taking it. PREPARED BY THOMAS WILLIAMS, Chemist, Church Walks, Llandudno. 'E=5SS3S& LiLi?:, iiijitii d :I_ 's Re g ular Pac k et, THE Inland Company's Regular Packet, -L "ST. GEOKGE" (weather and other things per- mitting), is intended to start ou one of the most beautiful Rivers in Wales, between Conway, Trefriw, and the Mineral Springs in the Vale of Llanrwst, as under :— JUNE, 1865. From Conway From Trefriw. 3, Saturday 5 10 even. 6 52 even. 5, Mond"y )7 0 morn. 8 30 morn. 17 20 even. 8 50 even. 6, Tuesday ) 7 45 morn. 9 15 morn. ?8 0 even. 9 36 even. 7, Wednesday 8 15 morn. 10 0 morn. 8, Thursday 8 40 morn. 10 40 morn. 9, Friday 9 20 morn. 11 20 morn. 10, Saturday 10 0 morn. 12 5 noon. FaresCabin and Quarter deck, Is. 6d.; Fore end, Is.; Return, ditto, 2s. 6d. PENDYFFRYN, CHURCH WALKS, LLAN- DUDNO. Sale of excellent modern Household Furniture, Beds and Bedding rich-toned Cottage Pianoforte, Carpets, and other etfects. ME. GEORGE FELTON Announces that he has been favoured with instructions by Mr. Banks (who it leaving Llandudno), to SELL by AUCTION, on the promises as above (nearly opposite the Royal Hotel), on Wednesday, June 7th. 1865, the whole of the very excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other effects, JH_ comprising set of dining room Chair. with leather seating, and carved mahogany Easy Chair; handsome massive Spanish Mahogany Sideboard, with carved back and fitted up with cellarette, plate shelves, &c. maho- gany dining Table, with moulded edge; two mahogany writing Tables, one with leather top a small eight-day timepiece Bookshelves, two dumb waiters set of four rosewood drawing room Chairs, in green damask seating, and Easy Chair, and scroll Crouch to match very elegant inlaid Walnut Cabinet, with glass front and gilt enrich- ments rosewood drawing room Centre Table, with moulded shaped top and massive pillar and base elegant walnut writing Tables, Stands, and occasional Tables and Chairs; handsome l'ierglass, in enriched gilt frame; Tapestry and Kiddermiuster Carpets Druggets, and Hearthrugs. A RICH AND FINE 6i OCTAVE COTTAGE PIANO FORTE IN ROSEWOOD CASE. Neat birch and painted Bedroom Suites, and also Iron Bedsteads several large and small sized Chest of Draw- ers polished pine Wardrobe, well made and very conve- nient polished pine Dressing Table, with knee-hole and pedestal drawers Cheval Glass, in Spanish mahogany frame and supports; straw, flock, and wool Matresses a quantity of excellent Blankets, Counterpanes, and Quilts polished oak Hall Furniture and oil floor-cloth; capital cocoa-fibre mats; cooking and kitchen Tables set of six raised oval Dish-covers, meat hastener, and jack; Saucepans, Kettles, and Stewpans, washing and other tubs a neat Dinner Service, and small selection of China, Glass, and Crockery wire gauze meat safe slate clstem, hen-coop, and other effects. On view the morning of the day of sale. Sale to commence at Half-past Twelve o'clock profupt. Llandudno, May 31st, 1865. Toothe-ache arises from various causes, but the most, common kind is that where the enamel and bony sub- stance is decayed and exposes the nerve, which is then liable to be attacked by cold, or injured through coming in contact with some foreign substance, and in such cases Buntur's Nervine will give iustant relief. Testimonial fro n E. Smith, Esq., Surgeon, Sherston, near Cirences- ter. I have tried Bunter's Nervine in many cases of severe Tooth-ache, and in every instance permanent relief has been obtained: I therefore strongly recom- mend it to the public." Bunter's NERVINE may be had of all chemists at Is. litl. per packet, or post free for 15 stamps, from J. R. COOPER, Chemist Maidstone. ROBERT HUGHES, Confectioner, General Grocer, and Tea Dealer, AGENT FOR THE LIGHT WINE ASSOCIATION, CAMBRIDGE HOUSE & NO. 5, MOSTYN STREET. REFRESHMENT ROOMS, British Wines, Ellis's Soda Water and Lemonade, Ginger Beer, &c., Pickles, Sauces, Marmalades, Potted Meat, Hams. Bacon, and Prime Cheese, Biscuits I made on the Premises, Families supplied with Groceries. B. B. has always on hand a Stock of Haas's and Alisopp's Ales, Dublin Porter and Stout, bottled and draught. THOMAS WILLIAMS, familt GROCER, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMAN, PROPRIETOR OF THE MUCH ADMIRED LLANDUDNO SAUCE, GENUINE TEA, COFFEE, COCOA, RAW, AND REFINED SUGARS, and EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GROCERIES, DESSERT, WESTPHALIA HAMS, PHILLIPPE AND CANAUD'S SARDINES, Ac.; Agent for Ellis's and Schweppes' Soda and Potass Waters, Brighton, and other Seltzer Water, Champagne, Lemonade, and Ginger Beer; Gillon's Essence of Beef, for the immediate production of Beef Tea Crosse & Black- well's Potted Meats, Portable Soups, Pickles, &c., &c. Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce Fortnum & Mason's Chocolate. &e. Epp's and others' Homeopathic Cocoa; Horniman's Pure Tea, the leaf not coloured Mackenzie and Middlemass's celebrated Edinburgh Biscuits ditto's Scotch Short Bread and Orange Ginger Bread; Huntley and Palmer's Reading Biscuits Keiller and Sons's Dundee Marmalade Price's Patent Composites, and other Can- dles the Favourite Pickle-the Orme's Head Samphire. THOMAS WILLIAMS, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, CHURCH WALKS (OPPOSITE MOSTYN AND TTJDNO STREETS), LLANDUDNO, ESTABLISHED 1854. Proprietor of the following much-esteemed Articles for Domestic use: THE LLANDUDNO BOUQUET of unrivalled fragrance. TOOTH PASTE for giving to the teeth a pearly whiteness. CANTHARIDIN E LIME CREAM for rendering the hair soft & glossy RESTORATIVE POMADE for nourishing and beautifying the same. 9: LITHIA AND P01ASS POWDER for the immediate production of Lithia Water it NEROLINE, unequalled in its effects in preserving the skin from the action of the sea wind and sand. SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER. COLD CREAM. ODORIFEROUS TINCTURE OF MYRRH & BORAX. CONCENTRATED COMPOUND DECOCTION OF SARSAPARILL and TARAXACAM. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR. MACASSAR OIL. ODONTO. COMPOUND RHUBARB PILLS. CORRECTING „ ANTIBILIOUS DINNER EFFERVESCANT CITRATE OF MAGNESIA. GRANULAR LEM ON iDE. GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE. ANTISEPTIC 'J OOTH POWDER. ERASMUS WILSON'S HAIR WASH. CONCENTRATED ROSE AND ELDER FLO- WER WATERS. GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS' OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. RIMMELL'S TOILET VINEGAR. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF GINGER: QUININE WINE. SWEET ESSENCE OF SENNA. DIORRHCEA MIXTURE. GENUINE SEIDLITZ POWDERS. GRANULAR GINGER BEER. A large assortment of finest Turkey and Honey Comb Sponge. SPONGE BAGS AND BATHING CAPS IN GREAT VARIETY. Prescriptions accurately prepared with Drugs and Chemicals of the first quality. NINTH THO USAND.-LLANDUDNO ITS HISTORY AND NATURAL HISTORY, or Williams' Guide and Map of Llandudno and the neighbourhood. OFFICE FOR LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES. WILLIAM B ETT N E Y (LATE HENRY HAYN), WIJTE MERCHANT, (OPPOSITE THE RAILWAY STATION), LLANDLFDNO. LIST OF PRICES. Per Doz. Per Doz. Ports (Old Crusted or otherwise hcm30sto72a Champ!)gne—Roederer's,dicquot's, and Moets (first Amontillado .60s qualities) from 62s Mauzanilla 72s Other kinds from 37s Dinner Sherry. from 24s Sparkling Hock. 54s Fine Golden ditto 30s 8 ?pi?ltrIk, lIl' llH oek 30s .(iit"t., pi.ts*" 54s Ditto, superior 42s Ditto, Moselle 54s 30s Fine Bordeaux Clarets from 12s to 54s Sound Burguitdie,ired anl W'?ite) 20a BASS & CO.'S ALES, AND GUINNESS'S STOUT, IN CASK AND BOTTLE. THOMAS AND CO., MEDICAL, DISPENSING, & FAMILY CHEMISTS, MOSTYN-STREET, LLANDUDNO, A FEW DOORS ABOVE NORTH PARADE. Proprietors of the Orme's Head Bouquet, a new perfume, remarkable for its sweet and lasting fragrance. A large and well selected stock of the choicest perfumery, by the best makers. Genuine Eau de Cologne. Finest Old Lavender Water, strongly recommended. Rimmel's Perfume Vaporizer, Spirit, Essence, Toilet, Vinegar &c. Rowland's Macassar Oil, Kalydor, and Odonto. Oldridge's Balm of Columbia. Godfrey's Extract of Elder Flowers. Bandoline and Cosmetiques. Cold Crea m, Glycerine. Crystalized, Cantharidine, Marrow. Honey, and other Pomades. Genuine Bear's Grease. Fancy Soaps, in great variety. Oiled Silk, Gutta Percha, and Spongio Piline. Finest Turkey and Honey Comb Sponges, Sponge Bags, II Bathing Caps, &c. Quinine, Camphorated, and other Dentrifices. Finest Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil. Dr. De Jongh's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil. Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food. Brown and Poison's Patent Corn Flour. Duryea's Maizena. Kingsford's Oswego, Prepared Corn. Bobinson's Patent Barley and Groats. I Hair. Tooth, and Nail Brushes. Combs, in every variety of style and pattern. Genuine Seidlitz, Soda, Lemonade, and Ginger Beer Powders. Gazogenes, for making artificial JErated waters. Powders and Essences for charging the same. Smelling Bottles, silver-mounted and otherwise, in great variety. Patent M2dicines of every description. GENUINE TEA, COFFEE, COCOA, RAW, CRUSHED AND LUMP SUGARS, SPICES, &C. Pickles, Sauces, Essences, Capers, Marmalade, Jams, Jellies, Preserved Ginger, Fruits, British Wines, and Potted Meats. AGENTS for Ellis's, Schwepps', ko. Lemonade, Soda, Seltzer. Lithia, Potass, and many other Crated Waters; for Keiller's Marmalade, Hornimau's Pure Tea; for Mackenzie and Middle mass' celebrated Albert Biscuits and Scotch Short Bread. NEAR THE STATION. MILVERTON HOUSE, MOSTYN STREEr, LLANDUDNO. MISS ELGIE (From LeamingtonJ, BERLIN AND F-A.JST C""ST .REPOSITORY. WOOLS, Embroidery. Beads, Silks, Jewellery, Fancy Baskets, and a variety of Articles V T suitable for presents all marked in plain figures, upon the lowest Terms. APARTMENTS TO BE LET. LONDON HCOXJSJB, CONWAY. E. E. DAVIES RESPECTFULLY informs his customers that in consequence of the decline in price of Cotton Goods, he is prepared to offer at a GREAT REDUOTION his immense Stock of Calicoes, Long Cloths, Prints, &c., &c.—An immense assortment of Dresses. Shawls, Carpets, Blankets, kc. GLOVES, BONNETS, HATS, &c., at very low prices. Standard Gold Wedding Rings at E. E. DAVIES, Drapery Establishment, London House, Conway. ADELPIII HOTEL, LLANDUDNO. H. HATS, PROPRIETOR. TABLE D'HOTE DAILY, JOHN REEVES, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, MOSTYN BUILDINGS, and CHURCH WALKS, Xs Xj -A. 1ST ID XJ ID O t VxV TINES and Spirits of the choicest qualities always in stock. Families supplied. The ft Royal Treble or Invalid Stout. GEOR.GE B EA U CHAMP'S LIVERY STABLES, LICENSED TO LET POST HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C., MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO. FIRST Class Open and Close Carriages, and steady Drivers well acquainted with the Country. THE CELEBRATED WANZER LOOK-STITOH SEWING MACHINES. SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION; EASY TO LEARN; NOT LIABLE TO GET OUT OF ORDER. AGENT FOR BANGOR AND DISTRICT: J KENMUIR DOUGLAS, CHRONICLE OFFICE. THE practical use of the Sewing Iachine is no  to be  an experiment, I its immense value is becoming known, and it is looKeaSJgJSSJ MSSStt and an absolute necessity in the Factory, to supersede hand-sewing. These Machines being capable of so large a variety of work, beginning at the finest gauze or Muslin, and and an Solute necessity in the Factory, so lM'm ge ?? d light leather, are all made of one size, so that for Families or Mogre?iug .tepby .top t. the he?est '"? This is important, ?nu{acturer?T?r8. or Dre.s thMeapkuebr.h. o ?'t ?y?"?? '???i.one priced Machine for one purpose, and Motner as in all other Machines before the public it mil be fo^d tnere pk riced Marine for one purpose and anotner for another purpose, so that a purchaser is almost contused Dy "J f • uncertainty which wiU 8Uit xt rmnanytvelecently Patented a new Hemmer and FeUer, which is peculiarly adapted for Fl=nel Shirt Making and thick material no other Machine has yet been able to accomplish this.  according to their fitting up. On ? or Walnut- wood Tablea, £9: in Quarter Casm, unpolished, LIO; ditto, polished, 210 10s,; ditto, Venee 4 ill 119. in Fan Caaea, from 215. °#EVBBY ?BCnASER OF A ?CHINE WILL BE INSTRUCTED IN ITS USE FREE OF CHARGE.

I Kingstown to London.-L. ft B. W. —————————————————————————— Wmk Days 8pkdayb.. UP t^vef' "l' 12 3 1 2 1 2 _l 2 1 « jl 2! 1 2 I  'Ji?  iff 11  !¡'IL: Tm?Tm?rm<rm?rm'?N?? m am p mp mpm pmpm p n?pmtm am p m?m a m am smamam In ra a m pmpmpm PMPM p6n)l?8 i o i  o 9.20, Kingstown 0 i. I"  I" ,ey..i6rr.. 7 23 1 b  7 36 "121 621. Bodorgan. 7 45 102 130 6S,) s-? ::M:: ??:?:? 145 emm UMMr |1 ? I mo:: 1M 6 53' Menai Bridge S?. 8 17 2 2 7 2' 1 Bangor ar..  32 k?." 8 22 9o?io .:o ol? '2 "62 32. ,9 I' Bangor'de. 2 35 6**0 6 4 6 50 ? 915-10 50 1225 1 ol ?2 15 4 15 5 25 7 15 9 4 2 35 « 6S6 179 ?- Bangor de. 2 35 8 469261  "d 5??l 72t3 7 s,o 271 '??:: ??: !???.?? ?: ? g:: Pen'mawr .1 627 0 7 9 8 59 9 39,11 12 1247 1 222 37 4 375 47 7 871 7 2016 40 ?- 3 1 6S3 19 12 95,):ll 23 l?58 1 332 484485 68 48» So 3 1 7 30,6 60930 Lian.June.d; '6 3717 1617 25 9 25 10 311 33 1 8 1 45 2 58 4 54 6 o 7 68 9 3-> COlwyn"¡ 0 48. 9 361 0 14'11 43 1 80, ,3 8 5 4,8 15 8 8 7 i 3", UMMM 6M. ??1020 129' 31362 813118 Abergele 7 4. 9 M M M?l .M l ? 2 1? 25 ? !9 e 32 8 S5 ?. 7 M 7 M RM 3 30 7 1M 508 0 10 1510 4712 10 1 42534051 5336 44 11 884-1)1511775r,08317 73031 S Pr?tyn. 7 M. 8 45 In u 12 19 3 49 5 426 53 8 49 "3 187 36!. Preatatyn 725 8 4510 24 12 19 12 4 l9 554717 7 8397 59 Mostyn 739. 854?034117 11647 311 511 Holywell 7M. 97jlU461117124o! 4 11 6 47 17 9 11 8 397 69 BariUt 757 9 17 10 521 12 46 417i61(172 4 t) 178468 6 ?——— ??:: 9 23 10 ?26- .S6???031:: ? 131031 Queen's Ferry 815 9 29 11 121 1 5. 14 35 6 28 7 42 935!948 24 „ Flint Ferray r? 4-3. !? 1 848 942??12 5 1 30 3-? 0 6 60 8 0 10 0 1050 4 3 J 9.W 8+6 1069 Liverpool ar 9 60 9 60 10 0 12 50:1 20 2 45 5 20 6 25 8 5 9 2511 Ii I 11045,10201 Warrin'ton r 6 11 5 12 50j 2 28 4 15 8 15 .8 0 |7 50, 31 an'ster V S. 19 1 45 315l0 l :893051 1'7 8 5400' London .J 940?346 2 30 5 40 9 15 9 151050 ?,5()u 15 60 On Friday and Saturday, Bangor and Holyhead Market Days, for the accommodation of the Anglesey Passengers 4th Class Carriages will be attached to the Trains leaving Holyhead at 7 16 a.m. and 6 p.m.: and to the Iriunj leaving Bangor at 9 5 a.m.and 6 35 p ni -The usual 715 p m and 6 Sua m trains from Kingstown, leaves itolybeadat 11 55 p m and 11 40 a in, arriving atChe,ter at 2 5 a m and 145 p m, and London at 6 45 a m and 6 25 p m. London to Kingstown.-L. & N. W. "—————————————————— WEAK DAya, SUNLOA H. M™S 72"i7 77 12 ? 1 21 2 12 31! 2 | 1 2 ) 1 2 1 2j 1 2 P( 1 212 3 1 2 Leave l 2- -=- 2. =-! :.I-: 1.:i.I:: j. pm & m a m a D1 a In pm a m a m amp mlp m¡ V m pm p m1 a In ¡am j p m m London 9 0. 6 15 I 9 06 30 1120:2 45 6 0 9 0 | 10 0 5 0 Mm'str V.S. 6 30 8 0 ii,?o 3 0 4 01 6 45 8 20. W?Mton 739842 1 45 3 42 .4 53? 6 45 9 20 .8 20 4 10 8 10 Liverpool (le 7 35 8 25 10 50 301 30 3 203 201430 6 401 8204MalC Chestr de 2 J 6 15 8 3519 30 I Ó 2 352 454 304 455 45 8 20:0 202 J 7 30 11 M 5 3CM 20 QMt'ertyar. 6 31 8 61 9 46 12 20 .3 1.. 5 6.. 8 30 747 5 47 Bagfillt .2 41 6 43 9 3 1) 58 12 38 .313 ,5 20 6 8481 2 41 8 0 0 0.. Flint s 6 66 Flint 6 49 ..104?44 319 526i 8 54 8 6 6 6 H?eU: 666914101112611 8 26 5 3 5 35 6 20 9 110 49.. 8 121 6 12 10 49 MoXyn 74!?019'269 'S34 5 44 9 9 ..I.. 820 620 1 Prey?tyn 7 18 ..033113' .348 5581 9 22 8 35 6 3o B?i s M 7 30. 9 37?0 44 t 279 45 3 384 0? 35 8 14 6 50 9 34 11 12 | 3 10 8 44 6 4411 12 Abergele 7 43 9 50 10 56 1 40 2 67 3 554 10 5 506 30 7 2 946 I 8 54 6 541 UMddaiM. 751 9 57 11 3 1 50 3 4 j •• 4 21 6 39 I 9 2 77921 Colwyn 80 ?10 41110 159311 4 30 47 •• I 9 9 7 9 Dan Junct. 8 13 l"ia 11 22 2 10 3 23 4204 436157 0 170. • Conway .3 37 8 20 10 20?11 20 2 20 3 28 4 SO? 6157 07 27 10 5| ..( .1 Pen'mawr 833110 32,11 372333 3f) 4 305 36 25 7 2?7 43 10 20, I.. 9 37 7 »7, Llan'techah..l -83910 38 !I 43 2 40 3 45 4 30 5 10 6 317 2 7 50 10 26 ..I.. 943 743 Aber 845!043'H482403M ..615.. 736.).. 949 749" 910 012 o3045 50 2. 6 ,Il 7 1 18 S io iO 12 2 4 1' io o 8012 2 Bangor 4 1 8 65H 0 12 u 3 0 4 5 4 50 5 25 6 50 7 50 8 6'l0 40 12 2 4 1 10 0 8 0 12 2 Bodorgan 4 9512 1035 ?4 ,1 535 .810 '1 10 1 2 5 4 41 t2 5 BM(;ordep'44B6 12 10 3 5 '636..8M? 10 12 5 4 4 12 5 3fenai Bri(ige 9 10 I. 18  15 41 8 15 8 15 Llanfair 0 17 12 24 f'5t 894? 24. Gaerwen 924 12 31 51,6 83118 311 Boti?an. 9 38 12 47 6 14 84SI8 481 Ty Croes 9 46 12 54 16 23 8 W8 551 Valley 10 0: 1 7] 6 37 9 13,9 IS ,■ Valley 4 4510 151 1 2,) 650 930?9 3?l l? 7-'?O 4'i5' 2 5 12 00 .Klngstwn. I 3 M ■ ■ 1 I ■. I • • 7 5 I a 60 6 Passengers from Hotyheadcan be booked 3rd class to L. N &W. stations beyond Chester by the 815 a.m. train Passengers can be conveyed by the Company's Vessels. leaving the North Wall, Dublin, daily (Sundays excepted at 11 a mandfipm, and Holyhead daily (Sundaysexcepted! at 4 and 10p.m., or as soon after as the state of the tide will permit The usual 8 25 p m and 7 26a m trains from London leave Chester for 11 ilyhead at 12 58 a m and 11 58 p m arriving at Holyhead at 3 5 a m and 2 5pm. Kingstown to London.—Great Western. Week Days Sundays. Up Trains LeaveUS 1 21231 2 I 1 2 j 1 2 | 1 2 12 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 12312 31 2 3| 12 ?L'?"? 12J12S'12 12 12 12 12 12 1 2 121 2 12312X12?12 OJ p m Kingstown I •• ?S' :7?9 45.11 40 !j Carnarvon 5 25 7 45 10 10 12 20 6 2, CB??7 6 50 6 0 8 3,, 10 501 1 0 5 2" 6 58 ?v" 6 33 9 12 11 22 1 35 5 58 7 30 hyl 8 0 7 16 10 151-2 10 I 2 6 H 8 8 Rhtl''? ?. 8 48 8 35 11?1 30 1 45 3 35 8 0 9 25 Chester.. Liverpool"/iTst") 11T "T *~77 174õ ;,9-30 iõ-W,¡fj,3õ i32õ \4-25'6-4)1 8 20 410 mr S?t '8 46 80!9601HO 1 45 3 4,) 4 40 7 0 8 40 4 30 Chester ?rr. 9 20 8 30 10 45 11 40; 2 25 | 4 10 5 15 7M 9 30 5 0 Chester ?dep .93Ö 8 45 11 M12 15 2 40 4 30 6 45 8 10 9 40 5lÕ- WTMham 9 53 9 17 11 45 12 40 3 17 4 65 6 16 8 43 10 19 5 46 Ru'' 9S011M1250: 330 5 5 6 27 8 66 10 34 5 58 £ hirk lo 15 -9 4012 19? 3 40 5 14 6 40 9 5 10 49 6 12 Gobowen <trl06 9 48 12 9! 1 5j 3 48 5 22 6 47 9 16 10 58 6 21 Gobowen ar 6 37?9 5 1046 6 10 Oswestr3 66 3 38 6 10 6 371 9 6 ?1257 45 i 1255?133 430 5 50 I dep. 11 40 7 5 Shrewsbury 10 43 10 23 12 651 1 33 4 30 5 50 7 4ollO 0 8 15 11 40 7 6 "Wellington dell 2 I 1 25! 1 68 4 55 6 13 8 18 8 39 12 5 7M Slliffnal.1 I 144 I 5 14 6 28 8 36 9 0?12 258 10 NN olverhampton 1 I'?5 2 ?O2 301 545 6 50 9 10 9 30 112 55845  0 "327? 3 0 6 20 7 20 10 0  935 • Wli !5 !SS i X'JUSt •8 » 45 &j"«: Jg.g {j 1#»„» as 51 r.eMiint:ton ar, 1 46 4 54 4 54 8 4á 8 58 \12 40 ,4 5 L?on 330 6 50 | 6 50, MM j 3 15 1 6 55 London to Kingstown.-Great Western. -—————————————————" WE?K Days. Sundays. Leave,2r2 33 ?1 2 21 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3! 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 11 2 3 11 2 3 1 2 Jl 2 a_ .=-i,. I' !1_ -=-I ?Tor?m ami a.m. am a m,m?. ooon p.m. p m a m a 011 ?mpm p.m 6 o s o9 30 12 0 34 oi 6 p 1m5 a mam a m p ra p.m T?nn 6 0 8 0 9 30 12 0 3 40 6 15 9 0 2 30 n?fm?" ? 82711301115?140 5]67*I 11 48 5 10 Oxford 7 45 10 311 o P 15 2 50 615i 8 38 125 6 45 W?" 7M 10 10 126i. 2 57 6 20 1 30 6 52 Rirmfn?m"" 615 8 40 10 45 2 30 12 55 3 35 6 f5 9 15 7 10 2 24 7 45 Wolverhanvnton 6 58 9 10 11 33 3 5 1 25 4 15 7 271 9 50 7 M 3 15 8 40 SMffnal 7 32 9 38 12 4 3371624 45 75810 15 8 29 3 57 9 17 W.mMtnn" 7 52 9 5 12 24 4 0?2 1C ?5 3 8t6MSO 8 60 4 17 9 38 Shr?hnrv"" 6 50 8 20 10 15 12 40 4.25228519 8 35 10 60 9 17 4 40 10 0 Gobowen 7 40 9 5M60 1 23 5 20 ,3 10 6 3 9 1511 25 10 10 6 34 ) 'de.) Oswestry??? ?,o o? 11 0 133 632! 3 20 613 9 28 11 35 10 20 5 45 Chirk ((Iep)) 7 46 9 11 10 57 131 5 28 ( 3 17 6 13 9 22 10 17 5 42 Ruabon 8 5 9 22 11 7 1 42 5 60 3 31 6 22 9 33 11 40 10 32 5 57 Wrexham 8 18 9 32 11 18 152 6 0 3 46 6 35 9 43 11 50 10 43 i 6 10 Chester (M.)?:. 8 60 10 3 t:III[II 110 1 43 557 ChMter Me?) 9 0 10 15 12 0 1 65 2 40 7 10 4 20 7 10 10 1512 30 11 20 7 0 Birkenhead (ar!) 9 30 10 48 12 45 2 25 3 '25 7 45 5 0 7 45 10 45 3 5 11 50 7 60 Uve^ool(L.S)! 9 o 10 15 12 0! 1 55, ^45 8J520 8 10 10 Oj 230 11 20 7 0 Bi?enhMf) (M 9 30 10 48 12 46 22., 325 745507 45 10 45 35 11 50 760 OI(L,S.).    JJ_46J;_45j_8_? 5?20 J_?,?!?  Cheater depart !T3? 11 58)12 6 ? 2 36 2 45 8 20 4 30 8 20 10 20 12 58 5 30 11 58110 20 12 58 d?P.?t930 11 58 12 5 2 25 245 8 20 4 30 8 20 )10 2012 5853011 58 10 20 12 58 Rhvl '1044 127'338.4 0!934 535!934!lll2 6441 11 12 onw<t'v" 'llM 220 1450 10 l MM.11 40 1  11 40 'RMmr"120 30!460'6MU35 ..5 10 35 il238 0 12 3 Carnarvon 3 35 6 0 6 Oj 7 50 I 9 45 (ar.).. 1 20 2 5 6 50 fl 50 | a 30 ??35 2 5 12 50 3 5 Kingstown. 65 ] j 7 5j ? 6 6 5 76 Chester, Birkenhead and Liverpool. 1,2,1' 1&2'11 &2.1& 1&2'1li:2,1&2';1&2:1&2 12|1&2.I 1L 2^2 1 h 2:i;&|2 Landing Stage. morn morn morn mm!morn'morn' morn aft aft aft. aft. aft. aft. aft. aft. aft. aft. Liverpool .de 6 40 7 35 8 MS 6010 50 12 30j 1 302 3d 3 20 4 10 4 39 6 156 10 6 4010 0 Birkenhead 7 0 7 157 50 8 4510 10 11 10.12 50? 1 452 50 3 40 4 30, 4 5? 5 35'6 25 7 OM 15 Rock Ferry 7 5 i.. 8 50 10 15; 11" ) 551 2 55 4 35 5 4016 30 76? Bebington 7 10 7 58 10 20 1 ?1 « 1 63 3 0 440 1 ::645I.6 35 7 MM 22 Soital 7 15 10 25 1 6 1 583 6 4 45 1 5 6016 40 7 1510 25 BromboroMh. 720 8 7 110 30, 1 ?i! 3 10 4 50 5 54 6 45 7 20 10 28 Hooton 7 25 7 31 8 19 9 10 35111 51 115 25 3 15 3?21455'5.5558 650725?110 0 36 5 10 6 3,6 55, ..10 36 Ledsham 730 ilo 40! 120210320 ? 510?63?6 55, Mollington 7 38 |l0 50i 1 30 3 30 31ollington :? 760 8 30 9 20,11 0 11 40 1 40 2 2i\13 4 ? 4 M 5 15 6 35 6 30 7 20 7MUO Chester ar ——bOWN? .,1 &2. ?2?..1&2. 1?1?27 l& 2  1&2. l,t2l 2JS 1 :> 1 1,2,P 1&2. 11 5Torn morn morn morn morn morn morn aft aft aft aft aft ?3 -2- -1-,2- ? P I & 2. aft "I f e. af &te- Cheater 2 3U 8 lo] 9 0 9 20 10 15'111 55 12 15 1 55 2 40 4 25 5 ? 6 50 7 10 8 15 10 20 Chester 2 Su ?IIiMton. 8 17 0 -8 H22 2 47 5 37 6 57 8 23 Ledsham SM 9 38 10 28 12 31 39 54676 8 34 Ledshain -S 26i 834 938 ',0 28 12 31 .2 56 41 4 4 43 5 50 7 10 7 2785839? 13ebingto.n 995483 ,l 11 '1' 11 l? 15 2 11 Hooton 1, 81 9 i5 943 3 71189 844 Bromboro?h .? 835? 9 48 12 39 3 4 7 It 8 9 8 44 Spital 840 963 1243 3 8. 7 18 8 13 8 49 Bebington 8 44; 9 67 12 47 3 12 72 ??8171 8541 Eock Ferry 8 50? 10 3\ ..112 23 12 52 2 20 3 IS 4 55 6 0 7 26 7 3') 8 23 8 59 M 45 Rock Ferry  3 5 8 W 9 3C?M 10 10 48 12 30 1 01 2 25 3 25 5 065?737 4.58301 9 ??10 60 LimrBoot Lan.St. 9 15] 9 50 10 30 11 512 60 1 20 2 45 3 45 5 20 6 25 8 5 8 5! 8 50 9 2511 5 On SUNDAYS Up Trains will leave Liverpool at 8-20 a.m.. and 1-15, 4-10, 5-40, 8-1 10-0 pm; Birkenhead, 8-40 a m andl-35, 4-30, 6-0. 8-35, 10-15 p m.: arr. at Chester 9-25 a in., and 2-25, 5-0, 6-50, 9-25, 11-0 p.m —Down Trains leave Chester at 2-30, 0-40, 11-20 am., and 2-16, 7-0, 9-0, p.m.; arr. at Birkenhead 3-5, 10-25, 11-60 Stm.. anil 2-45. 7 50. 10-0 p.m. Liverpool 10-45 am., and 12-10. 3-0, 8-5, 10-20 p.m. ANGLESEY CENTRAL RAILWAY. "————————————— WEEK DAYS. j WEEK Days. UP TliAlNS. 12 3 12 12 12 3 .DuW?titAiK.-i. 12 3, 12,12 123 I a m I DOOD p m I p in a m ?p M'P m p m L 11 W Up Train ar. ? 9 8 2163'119 2 340 6 5 6 447 4 8 49 Holland Arms 7 5312 13 5 28 8 33 Down Train ar 9231'12 30, 5 47 8 46 Ifolland A s 12 13 5 28 8 33 Gaerwen Jitnetion arrive ? 8 5 J" 21 1 4111 41Gietwen.Tunction depart 9 '?gi 12 501 5 65 8 55 G LN W Up Train dep- 1 8 50 flol and Arm I'D ,?9 1 0 6 5 9 &  ? Down Train dep 9 2412 61 6 48 8 47 Llangefni srrivV » 40 1 MJ 6 16 9 1& Llanrwst to Llandudno Junction.  DOWN TRAIN STATIONS .2 ?1 2 1 2P 1 2 am r _I 9 1, 1 2 5 0?3 6, 6 40o?M T.I y Caln 6 50 9 30 1 10 4 10 7 0 I' Llansalntffrald 7 2 9 1 2 i 227 12 Llan. Jnnc. Arrive ? ? ?_ i ?MBL Llandudno Junction to Llanrwst. STATIONS UP TRAINS _—————————————————— 12P j 1 2 12 12 12 3 Leave am?mpmpmpm t'lal?TwCqat tu ,J.id ne. ? 8 a 22m 0 5 \10 20 2 15 5 0 8 0 •• •• Ll"n 8 25 10 25 2 20 5 5 8 5 Ll..=. 8 10 25 2 20 ?T1 5 8 8 50 • • ■ • MTcSn 840HXO 235 520 820  J -st Arrive 1_ 0 _2 55 1 5-40 8 40 Bangor to Carnarvon. WEEK Days. Sundays. Bangor to ?2 12,12 1~2 12. 12,1 2 S 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 Carnarvon. 1 I Ma". 1'ari. j ——?————m .m a m p.m. P'm' p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. I a.m. p in K 4 Ti 910 U ? 15 3 10 5 30 7 20 9 10 4 11 10 6 9 15 SB?-? 9 14 11 912 19 314] 6 34 7 24 9 14 10 9 9 19 Menai Bridge « 12 22 ..16 37 7 27 10 12 9 22 MnVwic!! ?] ,81 2 3 3 23 j 5 45 j 7 35 9 25 \10 20 9 30 p ort Dinorwic.. 32 12 37 5 52 1742 10 27 9 37 Carnarvon r°S3m 4 36 ?4. n ??45 335 | 6 0 7 50 9 40 4 36 1036? Griffitles Crossin l O 3 5 945 Carnarvon to Jiangor. —————————————-—————— WEKK PAva SuNDAya. Carnarvon to 1 2 3 1 2 1 211 & 2. 1 2  i 2 & 1 2 3 1 2 Carnarvon to 12 3 12 1. 2 12 1&iza 1?2. 1 2 &123 12 Bangor. Parl. Mail pgrl, *? T?.M? ?'S m a.m. a.m. p.m. p m ? p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. p.m Camaryon 5 25 7 45 10 10 ;ll 60 1 30 3 45 6 30 8 29 6 26 5 45 8 29 Cami obs 7 61 11 66 1 36 6 36 6 31 5 51 ??'T?S? ,?<??'" 6"M 7 69 10 20 12 4 1 44: 3M 6 44 8 39 6 39 5 69 8 'M Port DinorvOc 5 IS 6 1211 1 511 6 51 6 46 6 6 El BHte' 5 i4 8 9 10 29 12 14 1 64 4 4 6 54 8 48 6 49 I 6 018 48 ^nr arr.1 5 60 Is 15 10 35 ?12 20 2 0 4 10 7 0 8 54 6 65 6 158M < .n,? TttiM .Wp *t TKbotth and CroMh? omty when required. Llandudno Junction to Llandudno. From Llandudn t'F TRAINS- Junction to l i I 1 1 dudn-. 1 1) 19 P' 1 211 2 1 2 1 2 1 2? 1 21 2 1 L 2? 1 112 31 12 ?Lea e &.m p.m P-in P.M p M P. ipMi pn;pm pm Junction 6 40 7 3018 209 301102011113." 1 1" 2 153 254 255 016 201 76iitMlo Uandudno ?.r, 6 M 7 40JS 30 9 40 10301114?? 1 20 2 25 3 35? 4 35?5 6 20? 7 P rr pP p ZQ Llandudno to Llandudno Junction. From Uandudno IX)W>' TRAINS..—.—. to Llandudno I ) ? J.From Lknduduo 2311 2 12 1 2 1 2 1 2 I | 1 2l l2 1 2 1 2 l 1'2 1 2 -i auction. ?a o g9o 01 7 T tIo Dg 9 too; 9 '4464 45? 11 I'?PI ,f ISUO ?404 Z luo 1 0 1 40?2 60?4 10 04640,176 .!? Frora. "dye ot906 0r1 841 9 2800

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON CORN MARKET-FRIDAY. Very quiet at about Monday's rates. LIVERPOOL CORN M\RKET—Fhidat. Wheat Id., Corn fully 6d. lower. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET—FRIDAY. Very dull all round, last prices not maintained.

"h1b$, iWamaflesi, nutt ;D.e¡tt1u. ,votiot of Birttn, Marriiga. an! Deathi, ihould be authenticated by the. now and addrett rf the tenders, or transmitted to m through our accredited Agtnts. We beg to intimate that in future notices of Births and Mar- riage. will be charged as MlvertUements at the uniform rate of One Shilling each; and except where the party sending has an account at the ottice, prepayment must be made, or the notice will not appear If more convenient to the sender, pay- ment may be made in Red Postage Stamps. Obituary notices will be inserted/ret as heretofore. BIRTHS. On the 22nd ult., the wife of Mr, Henry Owen, No 16, Church- jtreel. Beaumaris, of a son. On the 1st inst., at Plasyndre. Ruthin, the wife of Walter Wynne, Eaq, of a 'on. On Sunday, 8th ult., at Cae'nycoed, Tanybwlch, Merioneth- shire, the wife of the Rev. William Henry Trendell, of a daughter-stili born. MARRIAGES. On the 30th ult.. at St. Jainea' Church, West Derby, Liver- by the Rev. A. M'(?onkey, David W. Owen, Esq., Trowyn, ?K?Mt'-M Catherine daughter of Mr. 0. Edwards, Maenadd- y„, of the same County. 0, the 30tb ult, at St M?ry't Retnin?. by the Rev. R. W. n??m). Rector of Wickmcre, Norfolk. William Hastings ??*" .'n\tMns. Captain Royal Berks Militia, of FMtey Castle, V', to Georgiana, widow of Edward 1 loyd Edwards, Eaq of S^f"i'llwvdion, Denbighshire: and eldest daughter of G. E. ?h.mp, &q t?ti.rd. Nortolt DEATHS. On the 2nd inst., aged 82, very suddenly, Gwen. wife of Mr. flueh Eawards, carpenter, Ambrose street, Hirael, Bangor. The deceased was greatly and deservedly respected. On the 31st ult., aged 17 years, at the Goat Hotel. Beddgelert, 31is. LouIS. Kaye, niece of Mr. Pritchard, proprietor of the above named Hotel. On the ¡th ult., !arah Catherine, daughter of John and Jane Griffiths, Crown Inn, Bethesda, aged S months. Oa the ?5tb ult at her residence in Well-street, Ruthin, Eliza- beth Griffiths, aged 75, the last survivor of the family of Simon Griffiths, K- t. formerly Coroner for the County of Denbigh. On the 2Sth ult, aged 64, Esther, the wife of Mr. John Jones. Penrtiydlyniog, Pwllheli, and mother of Nir. John Jones. Watch- maker, Penygrocs, High street, of that town. On the 23rd ult, at Glandwr, Corwen, aged 75, H. Badley, EN (?n the 2 ah ult., at Capel y arai?.Htn?or. aged 75 years, Ellen, wife of Hugh Williams gardener, at Vaynol. On the 29th ult.. at Vodol, Bangor, of consumption, aged 23 years, Miss,lane Pritchard, daughter of Mr. Richard Pritchard, highly respected.

i BETHESDA. Communication BETWEEN Bangor AND BETHESDA.- For many years we have had a number of complaints respecting the unsatisfactory manner in which the com- munication was kept up between Bethesda and Bangor. Rickety old cars, filled to overdowing, were put on the road, and in some cases exorbitant charges asked of strangers, which excited mistrust, and drove many a visitor out of the country. Now, thanks to Messrs. Hughes and Littler, a new, safe, and commodious om- nibus has been provided for the public, thus securing a good and permanent communication between the two towns. We hear that the cabmen have joined together, and are about purchasing a second-hand omnibus to compete with the one already on the road. We have no doubt the public will discern between a boon voluntarily conferred upon them and that driven by a spirit of re- venge and opposition, and will give a preference to that which has already been well patronised and appreciated by travellers.

PENTREVOELAS. COURT LEET. —The Court Leet for the Manor of Tir Abbot Isa was held in the Schoolroom, at Pentrevoelas, on Friday, the 2Cth ult., before R. James, Esq., of Lin- coln's Inn, London, the steward of the Manor. As there was only one presentment made, the business was soon over, and the old jurors, constables, and officers of the Court went to the Voelas Arms Hotel where a very excellent dinner was prepared for them by Mrs. Jones, at the expense of C. Wynue Fiuch, Esq. M. P., the lord of the manor. The Anniversary of the Prys Uchaf Friendly Society was celebrated in this village on Friday, the 26th ult. The members assembled at the school-room at 10 30 a.m., when several new members were enrolled, some monetary affairs transacted, and they went in procession to Church, headed by the drum and fife band, where a Very eloquent sermon was preached by the Ilev. 0. Jones, from St. Luke xviii. 10 14 v. They returned from Church in the s tme order and went into the Voelas Arms Hotel, and partook of a most sumptuous dinner provided and prepared for them by Mrs. Jones, in her usual style. Several well-wishers and friends also sat down with them to dinner, who deserve the greatest praiso for their liberality and patronage to such valuable institutions. Among whom we noticed the Kev. 0. Jones, Mr. Morris, Voelas, JJr. Roberta draper, Mr. Thomas, miller, Mr. Evans, Cefngailfa, Mr. Parry, Eryiiiau-britluon, Mr. Thomas, Cefngarw, Mr. Pritch. ard, Cernioge-bach, Mr. Owen, Havodre, Mr. Lewis, Tan-y-Maes, and Mr. Thomas, Pentrevoelas, &e.