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-=- COUNTY OF CARNARVON. REGISTRATION.  YATES, EsqairE, &rrlat.er.at.Law,  of VOTERS in the El,,osioti of Mt?mberio to serve in r.m«SL tha £ orthara uid Southern Divisions ol the Conutjr of afnanOD r.pel)ti,ly, tbe Lists Cotmty Bleowes &ad 'be [Asse of Parochial FIeot*rs, or won olbdf Barrister daly appointed in that Sar^SElewctoT r* a£ od *t? he Sr«S*S5« at ?.Mti?..dp?.Dd.?.?o.ed.th?.. tosay :— i D'?th.PMiehee of Ne?n.BcdTetn. Ceidio. (At the Town Hall, In the Town 01 Ne,iu, on  MODdlY, tbe3rd day of Septembt?r 10 o'clock iD the foreDOOD. ^SSSWiSSSr Lllnflbanpl.  00 Monday, the 3rd day Bacbellaetb, and Llanleatyn, of September nest, at IZ30o'clook in tbe alter. BacheButb, and Lioniestyu, inoon. 3 For the Parishes of Bot, Brynorm, L)au. At the Peurbyn ATM$ Ina, Barn Foilltayro, on deswoing, Llaiigwnadl, Msillteyrn, Penlleob, oda; the 3rd day of September next, at 3.30 aDd owei i ololwk In 'b..r.erDOOD. 4  ——————.————  on Toetday, tbe 4th faelrby., aDd Bbiw, ,.y .t Sepeemb6r nelt, 1.1 o'clock in the fore- DOOD. 5 Fcrth.P.?of?.? U.?g.n..nd   LI"ollln, 4rb day 01 September next, at 3 o'clock ia the HMjtien, afternoon. 6 F.r<heP.?.tP.?nn. ? _Pe_ n- Aitt >h« Town Ball, in the Town o! Pwllheli, on WedM8d,_ the 5 ?b day of Beptember D¡xt. at ??' 10 o'clock L the forenoon. 7 For the Parishes of ?U.MM.t? h?.m. .n? d Oarn- j AAt \tbe Bosrd Sohool, L!M*a)htitrn, on W edoerday. IIi "ob, the 5tb day of September n?t..t:.Mo'c)ock in ?""t', the afternoon. m*1 Tnfiye, and t w—«- (i^r;'KpS;T»^noo»^rf& tbe 6tb day of Sepmber next, at 10 M oolook M tb. forenoon. 9 For the ? PMi,'b? M of Criooieib and IJanJ.tum- At thtWMte Lion Hotel, in *be Town of Criooieth, ? Thnt?-y, th. Stb day of September next, at dwy, 2 o'clock in %be dtomoon. 10 For the P?.. of Ab?rcb. L.?n.o.. and At the Madryn Arms, Ohwilog, on Monday, the 10th day of September next, at 10.30 o'olock in L'H'?' tbe forenoon. 11 For the Parish of Dolbeamam, At the Railway Ion, Brynkir Station, on Monday, the 10th dlY of 8eptember out, at 2.15 o'clock in the ttMthOOB. 12 For tbe Parish of Clyncog, At tbe Railway !cD, PMttt'& onMond?tbe 10th day ot September next, at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon. 13 For the PariIb of Llanwnd.. At the Monnt Plesurt IDn, Honwndt, on Tuesday, the 11th day of September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 14 r„». ?dw?. ?d   .& s: Ilth day of September D.xt, as 1.30 0'0100k in the afternoon. 15 FFn^, th« nut nf th^ e Pariiah of LplaX nbeblie aa is At the Cbafpel Vestry Boom, W"nfawr, on Wed- comprised in w«f.wr PolliDl District, nesday the 12tb day of September DIXt, 10 tb. Parish of BeUw, Garem. and the pMt? o'otoch in the forenoon. of the PMMh of UMwnd* comprised in tbe I W"ntawr PolIiDg District, l 1& yFoor ?th" ?i.MMn ?Ot 'MtteaagM?en. | i At the Chapel Vestry, Bbyd.dda, on Wednesday, the 12th day 01 September next,at J.45 o olook in I the afternoon. MFoMhep.rtotthePMi.h of LlanbebliR as is f AtL^eOonntJ_HellI, taithe Town « MmpfM 10 the OamanoD Polling District, Tbnrsda" tbe 13th day September next, at and the Pari.b of i ] I 10.30 o'clock in ^thef,orenooa. 18 For 'be Parilh 01 LllDra" I I At the Board School-room, at Owmyglo,on Fr.dM, the 14th ?? of September next, at 10 o'clock h) | tbe forenoon. 19F.r?P.?.f?d?.  14tb day of September DU', at 11.30 c?olock in ) the forenoon. 20 For Sbe Parilb of Lba-ia, j ( At the Board School, LUnberis, on Friday, the 14tb ? For <he P? of L??  ?'' September next> a$ 1.30 ^yook in the 1 afternoon. 31 n.a.puu.rtLkXoM-u-»—.  16th day of September next, at 10 o'clock in tbe I forenoon. m 22 For the rpa„ru i, of LlaofaJriJper, j ? At the Half-way House, Portdinorwio, on Monday. the 17th day of September oext, at 10 o'olock in 1 the forenoon. 23 For the Pari. 01 BanROr, 'At tbe Mt?t'tMtaa' Room, In tbe City of Bangor, J on Monday, the 17tb a,y of September next, at ? 12.30 o'clock in tbe afternoon. 24FortheP?h..ofAher..ndL?rf..h.n. | At the Natiopal Sohool, Lltnfairfeohan,on Tuesday, tbe 18th day of September Dext| at 11 0>olook in ♦ the forenoon. 25 For the Pariah 01 Dwygyf)lobi. At the National Bobwl, PenmMDm?wr.on Tareda" ? ??? day ?? September next, at 2 o'clock in $be afternoon. MForth.P??.f?lwy.??L?dno?A? Police Court, Llandoduo, on Wednesday, the 19tb day of beptember next, It 10 o'clock In ) the forenoon. «r„M*. -o™ 8,«.. ?gw.. (*vaa».iaf z fanic, and Llauge)yniu, WednoKUy. the 19?b day of September next, at ttnin, Md L)Mte)yntn, ? ?jo?,? ,n the tttercoon. 28 For the P?b.. of E?, and L.y?. >At the 8ohool Room, Old Colwyn, on Thareday, the 20th day of September next, at 10.30 o'clock in ) the forenoon. ?For?.?.he.of ?hnn.Do.g?.  on Tbursday, tbe 20th day ot Sepeember nest, at DMbedrcemn, -4 3 o'olock in tbe afternoon. M For .« P.r? of B?.y.o?d. Eidd., and  BeUwe.y.coed. on 34 For the Parishes of Bettwa-y-oo 4 Bidda, and f Friday, $be 21st day of Sep tember next, at 10.30 ?<"y?. ? o'clock in tb. forenoon. on Friday, the 31 For the Parishes of Ab""y, i Llanrbyohwyo, t ( Be_tembet Trefriw, on Friday, tbe MMn.n. and TMfr.w. 21?t day of September next, at 3 o'clock in ahe 32 For tb. Parieb of Dblwyddelon, At the Natioaal Sohool, Dolwyddelen, on 8.tnrd*y. 3■U2 FFA or ,thL e TP> ari• sh V o« f IDVo.I lwyJdIdeIl„ eo, | (he 22Dd day of September nest, at 10 o'clock in ( tbe forenoon. 33 ^o^P^abl^T^abi^ or SrXtSSK'SSl'.Ya oM otber Parlebes, TO"08blpe PreoiDotl or tbe 22ad da) of Beptmber next, at 2 olcl= Places (if any) omitted in th?. Notioe, or for J '°? Mt"n'?°. which no other phoe is herein appointed for the Revision of tbe Lists of Voters for Mob ]I PnliliM Tnwnshi? or Places. V I __n_ Overserra of Parishes are required byAol of Parliament to attend the Courts to beholden forReTiaJng the Lisit relating to their reapeotlte Parishw, and to bring with them the Parish Rates BOOKA, the Original Notices of Claims and Objections, and all other Documents relating to the Registration. J. H. BODVEL-ROBERTS, Carnarvon, 20tb August, 1894, Clerk to the County Cennoil. THE ANGLESEY & CARNARVONSHIRE ARICULrURAL SOCIETY. INSTITDTBBD OCTOBER, 1851. IPNJMWIMT: 3. RICE ROBERTS, Etc.. Tounnkig, Pei)tr"th TMt-PMMMNT OWEN WILLIAMS, EeQ., Ty'nybuarth, LI an- fflewyn. THE FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING AND SHOW OF CATTLE will be held at LLANGEFNI, On Thursday, September 13th, 1894. LIlT of Prises and Forma of Entries may be JU bad on application to the Secretary. All Entries to be sent to the Secretary not later than Friday. August 31st, 1894. The Publio will be admitted into the Show Ground daring the judging on payment of Two Shillings; and at Twelve o'olock on payment of One Shilling. The Dinner will take place at 3.30 p.m. JOHN PRITCHABD, Bodhyfryd, B.ngor. Broretary. TUB TATiK Off CONWAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. President: COUUOL HIaaon, PI.. Mad JO, Llanrwst. Ties-president: G. O. Jona, Esq., Merohlyn, Conway. TSE TWENTY-FOTTRTH ANNUAL SHOW WIll. held at LLANRWST in the PARK adjiin- ing the PiAturesque Grounds and Gardens of OwTDta Cistiii on TBtrBlDAY, AuousT 30TH, 1894. AU Stock will be on the Ground by 10 ?m. A PUBUC d'= :ill ,:usm broJ: fi:q on the $how Ground at 1 o'clock, CoCel Hit?n preeidin& Tloketa, 18 8d each. PAKADING OP PRIZE HORSES <k CATTLE bola .the Otand Stand atXK o'olook. THE JUMPING OVER HURDLES at 3 o'clock* PONY aTKi DONKKY RACKS immediately after. Entry 7.6 for the Jumping, 5. each; Pony RAm, 18 wwh; RmttMRMe. MM?; received up to 2 o clock on the 'NELT N W. Hallway Company WLL UMUge CRIAP The i? Day from Daub4gb. BooKWoa to UMrw« on the SeTD'X '?n D?'M?' Rhrl, BM?or. UMdudno. Pion u Ffeaunloe, Md !nter mtm9)S!en??or further ptrUcu!tr. C?..Ps? Bill& THE LLAWRWBT VOLUNTEER BAKU <byUna pem.i?ion of C?pt?A?Hy) wM  ?. tt.tMion to ?e FMM <M   SHIIXIMU. Kem/)fln tme.H.Gl'L!IC at II ooloottm. ?-???''??S!S?.M, f?ro"rim LiaorwaL JHM-tlw PENRHYN HALL, BANGOR, MOTOAT and t. TusaDiT, September 3rd and 4tb, Miss MAIKUI MOBTON'B renowned organisation in the sensational drama Of OUR NATIVE HOME." In sowe 4, the great Dredger Sensation. This saene is a reproduction ot an occurrence in real life. Another instance of truth stranger than fiction. A young lady passenger on board one of the Atlantio iers lying in the River Mersey fell over the side of the ship into the river and was saved in a most miraonlous manner through bar dress catching in one of the buckets of a Steam Dredger that was in operation olose by. The Captain of the Ship, from the bridge, saw the poor girl being drawn up by the Dredger, gallantly sprang to the retcue and too. oeeded in stopping the Machinery just in time to save the poor girl from a frightfol death.- Liver- pool Echo. Dredger made by Messrs Data HAuze and Co., Limited, Engineers, Liverpool and Now- castle. Doors open at 7.30, commenoe at 8 early door at 7 Sixpenoe extra to all parts. Prices :—Z<, la, and 6d. Motto Ths Past a Guarantee for the Future." 10748o OWEN OWEN & CO.'S SPECIALITIES. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY AND COSTUMES. luiwr NOVELTIES, STYLES, AND FASHIONS IN Millinery, Blouses, Mantles. LADIES' AND MAIDS' UNDERCLOTHING. Men's and Boys' Clothing. SPEOIAlTVALUE. BOYS' SAILOR SUITS. AT THE WELL KNOWN DRAPERY ,k T ESTABLISHMENT OWEN OWEN & CO., BANGOR. 9565 ESTABLISHED 1859. FRANCIS & SON, 105. HIQH STREET, BANGOR. NATURALISTS & ORNITHOLOGISTS. Geoloiloal Specimens, Sea Birds' Eggs in ,an')h,. tj) Stags' and Doers, Heads always in Stocs. Fishing T-ekle always in Stock. N. B. Will not be mpon-ible for GoodIIleft after three months. 10705t, Situations Vacant APPKEJSTICltS WANTED by a ""loCl.. A DreM m*kMr ct Llandudno. Apply for pMtica'*M to M.A.. "N?th Wab. CbronioU." Office. BUgor. 10663wh OgjfTS (Book) WANTED ev?yw?re. A,, Business Register," Account Book. Pf. manent emp'oym?t. 24 earned w?kty.-M??M H. Vamphilun, Congleton, Cheshire. 10662j ONFECTIONBRY.-WANTEP a EMALE APPRENTICE.—Apply Mf Hop<on?per NM?or. 10'13311 (IOOK, age over 50, rtquired to attend upon one j gentleman; II. little honeework alo required.- Address, A. B care of Mrs Jotej, Plas CiIoDol, FeD. rhyndendraeth, N. Wales. 10674w R BYL.-WANTED a GOOD WAITRESS, one who thoroughly understands her duties.- Apply Alexandra Hotel. 10734c WANTED Intelligent GIRL for the Packing W Room, also 2 or 3 Girls as Appranticet.- Tbe Bangor Steam Laundry, Beaob-road. ml0738 ANTED, a CURATE for Menai Bridge. YY Stipend, 120.-Apply to Recror, LWair P.G.. Anglesey. 3 WANTED in November a CERTIFICATED W MISTRESS for an Infant 80bool. Averse, 49. Ho<M<. 8.1ary from 970 to ;C&O;IAP .1y: Vicar, AbtKrob, Fwtlhet »10740   TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. PRINTING TRADE.-WANTED a eharp reapeo. P table OUTB as an APPRENTICE in an Old-Ebtablished Newspaper Office. Must be a good reader, and about 14 years of IIIge.-For partlcalare apply to the ofelaser, North Wales ChrOniole Office, Bangor. Utf i YERSITY COLLEGE OF NORTH WALES, BANGOR. DAY TRAINING DEPARTMENT. APPLICA1 IONS, to be sent to the Registrar not A I'M t) <n THURSDAY, 8M.TNMM MM RrO invited for the following iMtrootorthtpe: IN- STRUCTOR IN MUSIC, Salary, £25 INSTRUC- TOR IN DRAWING, NEEDLEWORK and DOMESTIC ECONOMY, £20. The appointments are for one year only, but successful applicants will be eligible tor re-appoin j- ment at the end of the first year when the salaries offered are likely to be inoreased in consideration of the inoreaee of work. Information as to the duties and conditions of each appointment may be obtained from the undersigned. JOHN EDWARD LLOYD, M.A., August 18th, 1894. Secretary and Rejllstrar. 10721jtj UNIVERSITY COLLEGE or NORTH WALES, BANGOR. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. AN ASSISTANT LECTURER IN AGRICUL- A TURE will shortly be appointed for one yeM at a salary of CIOO A lio tions muat be sent in on or before WEDNESDAY, BIFTMIBM 12th, 1894, to the undersigned, from whom information ss to conditions of appointment and duties may be obtaiued. Ability to leoture in Welsh mdispen- '*?'' **ble" JOHN EDWARD LLOYD, M.A., Secretary and Registrar. Bangor, July 24tb, 1894. 10688c BANGOR AND BEAUMARIS UNION. NURSE WANTED. ItHE Guardians will at their Meeting onFRIDA Y, I.L the 14th SWTMBM, 1894, proceed to the Election of a NURSE for the Workhouse Infirmary. Salary £20 per annum, together with board, lodg- ing and w& %hi n" The pereon I;?pointe4 malt be able to lpeak Welsh, and preference will be given to a Trained N orae. Applications in Candidates' own handwriting stating age, acoompanied by testimonials must bu delivered to me on or before WEDNESDAY, 12to Sznzjr,ons next. Candidates are required to appear before the Board on the day of election, but no expenses will be allowed. By Order, B. BENJAMIN EVANS, Olerk. Board-room, Bangor, 21st, August, 1894. 10748wh NORTH WALES ASYLUM, DENBIGH. THE Committee cf V"W;'ore invite Applications for the following a intments, viz:-A ECJÑD ASSISTANT :ï'lLuÓF;CE- dalot 2100, with Board, Washing, and Apartments. A CHIEF FEMALE ATTENDANT and HOUSE- KEEPER, to take obarge of Branch Establishment for Females, at Glanywern Hall. Salary f 40, with Board, Washing and Apartments. Three Female Attendants at a Salary commencing at 214 per annum, with Board, Lodging, Waihing and Uniform. A Married Couple (without encumbrance), to act as PORTER and COOK respectively. Joint Salary Al per week, with Board Lodging, Washing and Uniform. A SHOEMAKER ATTENDANT (single), at a salary commencing at 9. per week, with Board, Lodging, Washing and Uniform. No beer allowance is made, and no pensions will be given. Canvassing the visitors is strictly prohibi- ted. A knowledge of Welsh is essential. Appli. cations to be forwarded to the Undersigned not later than Birmun 12th, 1884. WILLIAM BARKER, clerk to the Visitors. Denbigh, August 20th, 1894. 10723L BETHESDA IMPROVEMENT COMMIS- SIONERS. APPOINTMENT OF COLLECTOR. SURVEYOR, AND INSPECTOR OF NUISANCE. THE BETHESDA IMPROVEMENT COMMIS- Jt. SIONERS will, at their Meeting to be held on Wedueeday, the 5th September, 1894. proceed to appoint a fit and proper person as COLLECTOR, SURVEYOR, and INSPECTOR OF NUISANCE. The Salary ae Collector and Surveyor will be £46 per annum, and as Inspector of Nuisance iE34 per annum. The person appointed will be reqaired to enter opon hi. dutiea immediahly, and approved security in the The appointment as Inspector of Ncisanee will be made subjsct to the approval of the Local Go. vernment Board. Applications, in the Candidates' own hand- writing, stating age, qualifications, accompanied by testimonials of recent date, to bo aent to me before NOON on TUESDAY, the 4th 8BPTSIIBSB ■next. By Order, B. BENJAMIN EVANS, Clerk to the Commissioners. Bron Arton, Llanlleobid, Near Bangor, 18th August, 1894. 10742r Wantí APARTMENTS PermMent of otherwuf.— A Gentlemen Preferred. Terms modenw.- Apply Mrs Parry, 4, Craigydon-terrMe, Upper Bangor. 10749a APARTMENTS WANTED at Conway, from A September 8th to l9th (Bedroom aad Sitting- room), by married man with one abild. -Stat? in- clusive terms to C. Harris, Times Offioe, Oxford. 10716i MANAGEMENT of small HOTEL or good = PUBLIC HOUSE required by thoroughly experienced energetio couple. Firet-class refer- enres. Two ydars with Barton firm.-Apply, Box I 10715, North Wales Chronicle 11 Office, Bangor, j To be Let fftO BE LET, a commodfoot WMehoete, Coaob- X boaM, Loft, and Stable, 6ontr?iniug three or four Stalla, situated at Frondes-street, Batigor.- Enquire at Corbri House, 8, St. George's-terraoe, Llanfairfeobau. 10719i J. R. JONBS (SUCCESSOR TO E. It, JONES), Bill Poster and Town Oriei 43 THOMAS-STREET, HOLYHEAD NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVRN that on the 18th day of Ooroau next, Application will be made to Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace assembled at Quarter Sessions, in and for the County ùf Carnar- von, at the County Hall, Carnarvon, for an Order for Stopping tip* Road or Highway, leading from tba Main Boad between Cosiway and Llanrnst, at CaeAun Lodge, to the Parish Church situate in the Parish of Caerbua, ib the County of Caroaryon, entirely as unnecessary, and that the Certificate of two Justices having viewed the same, and proof given to their satisfaction of tbe several roticse required by the statute having been pnbliabed, with the Plan of tbe Old Highway will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County, on the 18tb day of girnisnnen Dated this lOtb day of August, in the year of Oar Lord One Thooaend Bight Hundred and Ninety- four. JOSEPH JONES, 10677f Surveyor of the Parish of Caerbun. BOROUGH OF BANGOR. Tm DAIRIES, COW-SflEDS, AND MILK-SHOPS ORDER OF 1885. TO COWKEEPERSTDAIRYMEN, AND PURVEYORS OF MILK. W HEBBAR, by virtue tf the Contagious Diseases YV (Animals) Act, 1886, the Sanitary Authority for the Urban Sanitary District of Bangor are the Local Authority with whom all persons carrying on the trade of Cowkeepers, Dairymen, or Purveyors of Milk within IUCJb District are required by the Dairies, Cow-Sheds, and Milk-Shops Order ot 1885 to be registered and the said Authority keep a register of persona from time to time carrying on in their district any of the above-mentioned trades THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that Article 6 of the said Order, provides amongst other things that, it shall not be lawful for any person to csrry on In the district of any Local Authority the trade of Cewkeeper, Dairyman, or Purveyor of Milk unless he is registered such therein in accordance with this Article." And that under the provisions of an Order of the Local Government oard, dated the let November, 1886, any person who without law- ful authority or exeuse, proof whereof shall lie on him, does anything in oontravention of the Order of Council nbove-meationed, or of a Regulation of a Local Authority, shall for every suoh offenoe be liable to a PENALTY of FIVE POUNDS. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that Appli- cations for registration under the above-mentioned Older are to be made in writing, signed by the ap Il' "llt, fcddrMwd to tbe Local Authority, ..? Me to be delivered or sent t? them not later than FRIDAY, the 31 sr INSTANT, at the Office of the Sanitary Inspector, The Museum, Bangor, where printed forma may be obtained for the purpose of making *noh applications. making sucDh ated 17th A SVM. B. WORRALL, Dated 171h August, 1894, 10712fw Sanitary Inspector. NEW SHEEP FAIR AT TRAWSFYNYDD. THURSDAY previous toSeoond Tuesday in Sep- j. tember (vis., Thursday before Denbigh Fair). Dates of other Fairs17th Maroh, 20th April, 26th June, 7th Augnst, and 19th September. When falling on a Sunday all Fairs are held on previous day. (Signed) WM. EVANS 1 Oftneart. W. W. OWEN I Ovmeem 1072N TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS ARE INVITED for the Erection of a MILL at the New Harbour, Carnarvon. Drawings and Specifications may be seen at the offioe of Mr E. Evans, C.E., 8, Caatle-street, Car- natvon, to whom Tenders are to be sent on or before the 31st August 10689r TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for tbe Erection of NEW BOARD SCHOOLS and Master's HOUSE at Llanrwst. Accommodation provided for 500 children in Three Departments. Drawings, Specification, and Form of Tender may be inspected at my Office at Bangor. m Tendera to be delivered to RiooiaQ JAMM, Esq., Solicitor, Llanrwst, Clerk to the School Board, not later than FIVE pm. on FRIDAY, the 7th of SIP- ftJOID next The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tqndef. ROBERT GRIERBOY, Bangor, [Architect. August 23rd, 1894. 10747t I CAUTION. BAS SAND oOY- respectfully and earnestly request the Public TO INSIST ON SEEING THE LABEL WHEN "BASS" IS ORDERED, and to Communicate to them when Fraud is Suspeoted. When Ordering BASS in Bottle ASK FOR BASS AND INSIST ON r, SEEING THE LABEL. Inferior Beers are frequently Mtd as BASS. 10484f4815 A REMINDER! YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN GO TO NIXON & JARVIS, BANK PLACE, BANGOR, ioR .ALL CLASSES OT PRINTING AND STATIONERY. SOLE AGENTS FOB BANGOR & NEIGHBOUR- HOOD FOR Ross's Photographic Lenses, &c. 10446c For Sale 8 TO 10 PER CENT. FOR SALE, EQUITY in improving Freehold JL Property in Llandudno which will give the above return upon 91400.-For particulars, apply Messrs Pogh and Bone, solicitors; J. J. Marks, Esq., solicitor or to Mr T. T. Marks, O.E., all of Llllo- dudno. 15-10681. FOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, consequent upon a Cbanoery Suit, a FREEHOLD FARM of 224 aores, including 98 Pasture, with Farmhouse, Buildings, and Two New Cottages Six Miles from Bedford. Cost £8300 fifteen years ago. Price £3700. Outgoings only 216 7, Gd.-Apply to tbel Trustee, Alfred Paine, Bedford. 4700t GARDEN SPADES, Forks, Rakes, Tiowels GROOS, Lawa Mower*, Garden Rollers Syringes, Water Pots, Garden Vases, Pea Protec- tors. Galvanised Arobee, Hose Pipe, Galvanised Wire Netting, Garden Seats and Chairs, &c.- Joeiah Hughes & Co., 159 and 161, Higb-street, Bangor. 98890 SAFE INVESTMENTS. SINGLE HOUSES ON SALE, situated in Gordon, Garfield and Gambier-terraoes, Bangor. Nioe little lois for small investors. Always command respectable tenants.—Full particulars, address Mr Benjamin J. Thomas, 11. Deane-road, Liverpool, 10413wh VALE OF CONWAY. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, a CHARMING VIL1.A RESIDENCE with Stabling, Gardens, etc., Sab. tantially Built.Well AV lntO.f4aoitatfouP4irfeet.- For particulars,apply toT. T. Marks,C.E ,auctioneer, surveyot and valuer, LljWsfya Chambers. LUfldnrtno. IN35-4944L BIRKETT'S CASH PRICE LIST FOR CASH PAYMENTS. TERMS CASH WITH ORDER UN- TERMS. LESS there is CREDIT BALANCE on DEPOSIT. ADVANTAGES. attention to EACH order. Inspection of I 1= BE- FORE PUR. CHASE. Gro. Geri" ill CON- VENIENT QUANTITIES and AS RE- QUIRE D. NO fee for membership o r annnal SURBOBir TION. T>T>Tm?C CAREFUL COMPARISON PRICES. of the PRICES on THIS list with those charged by the FOREMOST LONDON 8 roBES PROVES that the priceo CBARGED at Bir- :r.: 1JfR for the same ARTICLE than the prices in LONDON. LIST POST FREE. BIRKETT'S STORES, BANGOR. ESTABLISHED 1828. 8933o Bf SnciiL 8 To AMOntTMtNT ".J't?E??B??t??BM? ? HMMAJMTT An H.RH. Tuit Puiscxsa or WALBS. MESSRS BROWN & CO., EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER, Beg to call attention to their STOCK ol Real Welsh Flannels lIIID Real Welsh Tweeds, (WYNBANTA BRAND). UNSHRINKABLE, As presented to H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES lIIID H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. PATTERNS SENT POST FREE. 4850b10553 DEPOT FOR ORDNANCE MAPS. JARVIS & FOSTER, Lome House, Bangor. MOSwh EARLIER FROM WALES ON AND AFTER lIlT SEPTEMBER. CONTRACT TICKETS, 25s. LIVERPOlJL AND NORTH WALES j_J I. 8. Co., Ltd. DAILY SAILINGS (Scniays excepted) by the Favourite Steamer "ST. T U D N O." I 10.46 a m. LUndodoo 1.0 p.m. „ 2.0 p.m. Arrive* Banlor and Mew Brid¡e 2.80 P.m. I LMVttBtntorMd I Menu Bridge 4.0 p.m. I Beaumaris. 4.90 p.m. Idandudøo a.3D p.m. Arrive* Liverpool 7.46 p.m. I BONNIE PRINCESS sail. 25th inst. from Liver- pool at Two p. m., and early from Wales on Monday. FARES AS BEFORE. FIRST SALOON BEASON TICKETS..254. REDUCED PARE8 FOB PASTIES OF BIX AND OTBB. Ham T. Coot and Son, Swan and Leach, limited, ur T. B. BARLOW, tooretary, 214, Water-street, Liverpool. EARLIER FROM WALES ON AND AFTER IBT SEPTEBEBEP. iolagri4lo
LLANNOR (Pwllheli). I
LLANNOR (Pwllheli). ConssoBiTioN OF Bosiiii G»OCNI>. Nearly three quarters of aD acre, one half of which has been given by tbe Hon. F. G. Wyon, and the other by the Be*. J. Titley Williams, Llanrwst, has been added to the ohnrchyard, and was ooneecrated on the 16th inst. After a short service and an address in ohnrob, the Bishop, clergy, and congregation went round the iironnd saying the 49th Psalm, after which the Bishop said the preyer of conse- cration. Alter the deed of oonsecration had been signed by the Bishop, vicar, and obnrchwardens, his lordship gave out a Welsh hymn and pro- nounced the blessing. The value of the land,which was given by the owners, the cost of the walls, of removing a building on the land and erecting els*- when, of conveyftnciDg, and other lnoiaeatiu expenses oome to about 1:195, towards which the Right Hon. Lord Penrhvn ¡tlPove £20; Mr Awbeton Smith. £20; Mr Evsns, Broom Hall, 215 Mr Ellis, fehyllech, £10; the Vicar, 910; Mrs Carreg, g5; the Misses Roberts, Peesaro, f5. Other minor subscriptions were given which are too numerous to insert. The farmers, some of whom also subsetibed, did the cartage tnmards the work. There retnaiBi atill a debt of about JUG.
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Somestio Oocnrreaoes. «r Announcements ot BbthtMd DetUMMe charged H ??Md MMrta<tea9aM(cath). BIRTHS. BoNK.-On the 12th iwt. at Myboat. Bangor, the wife of Lieut. Bone, R.N.. of a Mn. J0N«8.-August 17th, the wife of Mr J. B. Jonce? 3. jo,=??Aa Tug e;?l t.p,wago?, of a daughter. PABBY -On the 18th Inst., at 1, Nant tem»e, Meiud Bride, the wife of J. Parry, otaUonmwAw, of a daughter. ?'?wA?-Onthe Mat but, the wife of Ur J.Chrkow SieM. Waltevotreat? Holyhead, of a son. MARRIAGE. TilowAs.-Ronaws -On the 22Dd inst. at Tabernacle rhanel. &'gor Ey the Rev. T. J. Wdoi4 B. A 8:-rlnn¡'. to JV:rtnê' Robert& &abernseldreet. Bangor. DEATHS. O-:o;eat.U *f f 0 late I mn= der BoU Robert Owon, R.N., In her Mnd year, O?wtK-OB the Mth 1Mt., Mn Owen, formerly of S 1,d Terrwe. B"g". at Pant GI" IN MKMORIAM. ik atKingeReaM BirwlngUm, hu erected a X r'98B mpo* awne in St. TuWn;'& &i??yard in loving and SffmU^Ate^membranoe of her only dear and devoted IOn John Arthur Lawledge Spikes.
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OYMRU FYDD. I
OYMRU FYDD. I CYHBU FYDn-tbe big gooseberry of the Welsh silly veuen-had another day out on Wednesday last when the monkey pttriots" held a Conference at Llandrindod Wells. The previous meetings which took place respec- tively at Chester and at Neath were mere pro- vincial gatherings, to Llandrindod was accorded the honour of receiving the National" Con- ference. Delegates from all parts of the Princi- pality were invited to attend, and efforts were made to make the Conference representa- tive of the various sections of the Welsh Radical, Libecal, Nonconformist and Social- istic parties. It most have been dis- oouraging to the promoters of the Cymru Fydd League to End such apathy amongst the reputed friends of the movement. Mr J. BRYN ROBERTS, M.P., once told a news- paper interviewer that it is the easiest thing in the world to get np a meeting at Llandrindod during the holiday season. The statement was perfectly true. Llandrindod is one of those places in South Wales which enjoys the patronage of holiday-making preachers and deacons. The place affords abundant oppor- tunities for that dissipation which the late Doctor SATODBB8, of Swansea, characterised as the besetting sin of Welsh preachers. It is true that the air at Llandrindod is very bracing, and the mineral waters are, we believe, eon. sidered very good. But the majority of the visitors are not invalids, they are loungers who smoke and gossip and while away the time with yarns sometimes too « bine." A political meeting or a National" conference supplies just the spice of excite- ment which the Southern Spi would otherwise lack. Had the Cymru Fydd meeting on Wednesday been attended by as many scores as there were of units actually present we should not have been surprised we should simply have asked for a further proof of the National interest in the movement If the promoters of this league have faith in their bantling we challenge them to call A meeting of the tribes to Llandrindod or Machynlleth in the depth of winter. But as a matter of fact the Cymru Fydd Conference held on Wednesday was almost as badly attended as the previous provincial gatherings, and not at any meeting was there present a single individual of real national consequence. With the exception of Mr ALFRED THomAs all the Welsh M P.'s absented themselves and the great majority did not so much as trouble to send a word of apology. There is nothing to be said as to the course of business at the conference. It was plainly intimated beforehand that the Cymru Fydd League was to be nothing more than supplementary to the existing Liberal Federa- tions. All the delegates had been selected for their political opinions, and care bad been taken to exclude all independence. As a consequence all the resolutions were of the stereotyped order, and the League was formed on the planks" of the Welsh Radical platform. It was once again decided that the National aspirations cannot be satisfied unless the Church is forthwith Disestablished and Disendowed. This is the preliminary condition of the salvation of Wales. Mr DATID MOBGAK, the well-known miner's agent, was the only speaker who suggested a variant. He was in favour of going in at once for Welsh Home Bule 00 the principle that they should first of all seek the kingdom, and everything else would be given to them. This parody of the words of our blessed SAVIOUR evoked that silly laughter in which Welsh preachers always indulge when. ever the language of Holy Writ is profaned. But the salvation of Wales" can only be consummated by the Disestablishment of the Church, the spoliation of the landowners, and the impoverishment of all capitalists. The preservation of the Welsh language and the encouragement of literature were thrown in as so many Pecksnifflan makeweights. It is a significant fact that the conference failed to sorew its eonrage to the sticking point. One or two delegates were evidently under the delusion that the Cymru Fydd League was a 8erioø anatr, and consequently proceeded to pmpm a .senous and logical molution. The j resolution was to the effect that ? Natioca' party should be formed irrespective of the- organised political parties. Now it Cymru Fyddism meauaDytbing practicable and if the newfangled "National individuality of Wales is to be anything more than a high-sounding phrase an independent political party is absolutely essential. Bat of this the conferenee would have nothing. Mr AIFBKD THOMAS, who flirted with the rerolters" until he fonnd that it was mora expedient to condemn the revolt, told the Cymru. Fyddites they were skating on thin ice in speak- ing of such a ticklish subject" as a Welsh Parliamentary Party. We are prepared to hope that Mr ALFRED THOMAS meana well by this mixture of imagery, but the fear which the confused declaration indicates is proof positive that in the opinion of the chairman of the conference the League is only a huge joke. It is unfortunate for the best interests of Wales that the sacred name of Patriotism should be trailed through the dust merely for the sake of farthering the intereet of political wirepullers. Were it not for this, the Cymru Fydd League might bf passed over all the midsummer madness of a few atlf-s^aklng enthusiasts.
WELSH IN WALES.
WELSH IN WALES. MB LLOYD OIOBOE must be convinced by this time that pride goeth before a fall. He ought also to know that little men should only attempt little roles. It is a painful reflection that when our young member distinguishes himself most, it is then that he ia most com- pletely extinguished. It will be remembered that it was Mr LLOYD GIWBGB that perpetrated the stupidity of imagining that the House of Commons was sufficiently Ignorant to believe that there was snch a thing sA a Welsh Act of Union. Our young member u with the twinkle in his eye caught the beet thrashing that ignoramus ever received for his ignorance from Mr BAUOUBOO that memorable occasion. On Monday last Mr IAOYD GKOBG* once again essayed a big part ia the House of Commons, and alas! he baa caught it again. Mr LLoYD GEORGE is terrifically vexed because the census returns prove beyond a doobt that the Welsh language is not so flourishing in the Princi- pality as the faddisto of Cymru Fydd fondly imagined it to be. With that cool impudence which ia respectability of character and copious- ness of knowledge to the Welsh Liberationism Mr LLOYD GBOBGI and his friends had long ago claimed that the prevalence of Welsh in Wales was a proof that the people of Wales wanted Disestablishment. We do not pretend to understand the argument, and therefore it were folly for us to attempt to state it. Bat such is the cse. However, much to the annoyance of the enemies of the Church, the census retarns show that the Welsh language is by no means in the as- cendant in the Principality. Moreover the returns are, beyond a doubt, too favourable to the Welsh language. It can be shown that people have wrongly described tbemaetves and their children in the returns for the mere pur- pose of swelling the number of monoglot Welshmen in Wales. We are far from saying that the Welsh are a nation of liats. We do not ^yield to Mr LLOYD GKOEGH or any other patriot" in zeal for Wales and Welshmen, but we are not blind to the fact that there are many Welshmen who are liars, and we know only too well that the number of political liars in Wales is legion. In con- nection with the census the people of Wales were told, even in tneir chapels, how to fill the census papers to the advantage of the Welsh language. But all the wire-pulling and the political instruction failed to bring about the result which Mr LLOYD OJSORGB desired, and in his wrath our member for the Carnarvon Boroughs falls upon the RMHTRAR- GBNERAL and upon the clergy of the Church in Wales. Mr LLOYD GEORGE was particularly angry with the BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH because, acording to our young member, the Bishop and his clergy are sup- posed to have furnished the REGISTRAR GIN- BRAL with" facts in relation to the census. This was the burden of a terrific speech which Mr LLOYD GBOROB delivered in the House of Commons on Monday night. Poor Mr LLOYD GIIORGB I The BISBOP OF St. ASAPH, with char. acteriatic promptitude and thoroughness, pro- ceeded to extinguish the member for theCarnar- von Boroughs. Mr LLOYD GSOBOS bad scarcely been reported by the newspapers before the BISHOP gave a complete and emphatic contra- diction to the speech. There was not a single word of truth in Mr Lløyd Gwrye's statement. We ore in no humour to sympathise with Mr LLOYD GEORGB, but we are sorry that the name of the Carnarvon Borooghs should be linked with the name of a man w; o makes himself the laughing stock of sensible politicians.
RUTHIN.
RUTHIN. To COUNTY SHOOTING COMPETITION.—On I-Iriday (yesterday) the usual prize shooting competition of the let V.B.R.tf.F. took place in Ruthin Castle Park. The shooting, which commenced at 11 o'clock, was open to all comers, and there was a large attendance. Theehooting was at 6 targets of the Wynne Edwards' patent canvas revolving type, which weJ8 placed m position, and all arrangements made by. the indefatigable hon. secretary, Captain Wynne EdwardDenbigh, and his, able assistant, Bandmaster Robert Jones. The annuakm*e»- ing was held, and the hon. a?lbery presented a statementofacco.nt.?o?M  tions for the yer .ted w. M ?6d. T?. total sabscriptions from ?.  8iL The total payments amocnted to _ls. There were several alte-tioub m the pnM?.
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