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House to let—no. i brynteg TERR AC • UPPER B ANGOR Possession in May next.-Apply, Mr R. B. Watscn,' Heir. dresser, High-street. Bangor. I^OE SALE A FREEHOLD FaRM in Cpper Llafcdwrog, Situation well adapted for build- iug purposes, being within twenty minutes walk of Grceslou Station — Apj, i7 to Mrs Morris 7, Church Terrace, Pwl!h< li b 10 41 L'J.E BREEDING.—FOR SALE TBKEE Stcuion DONKEfS, Poitiou and Maltese strains, *ges. 30, 13, and 6 Months respectively will all n.ake betweeu 14 and 15 bands. Mule breeders only should apply. CHARLES L. SUTHERLAND, Coombe, Croydon, Surrey. £ }*J WLKKLY and UPWAKDs may be EASILY aid HONLSTLY REALIZED by persons of EITHER .SEX, wiiiiont hitdraaee to present occupa- tion.—Fo* particulars. &< onclose addressed envelope to EVA .S3. WATTS, & COMPANY (P 293), Merchants, Birmingham.— This is genuine. k 464 \\TALES.—WANTED for Clients, Many w Mmall RESIDENTAL ESTATES rgyvilg in c-xttrt ircm Fiv 5 to Two Hundred Actcs.— Full paiticu'srs r.nd P ice to be sent to Hendiiks and Smith, 25, Cannon-ptreefc, Birmingham. e 1013 ENERAL DRAPERY.—WANTED, a re- G epectablc and well-educated Youth f, s an ApprettVir, also an Improver.—Apply, p rsonaUy, to J. G. Jonep, Shop Cae-rh^dderch, Pwllheli. p, (7UBLE FRONTAGE HOOSE and SHOP TO EE LET OB SOLD, incr.eofthcmrst. thriving pertain Carnarvon, A sati.-f actor v reason for leaving.—Apply to J. D. 0., GtneJl Office, Carnarvon. TO DRAPERS-—For immediate dispcsal a g?r.uine bvsioe33 in (he best position ir. Car- ji?iroa. Double fronted Shop, small stock; liberal tenrs—a chance rarely met with. Satisfactory ree-">r:« given for leaving.—Apply to W. L. 0:. !3-lssgoT7 Houw.Eaft^ate-strnet, Carnarvon. eIOIS T" tVSRPOOL OOM31ERCIAL INVEST- MENT COMPANY, Limited.—LOANS of Ifom £ 10 to £ 1000 promptly grated, and the in- terest charged unusually moderate. Personal or ether 8(??T!ntv. Share Certificates, Dock Bonds, L?fe Policies, &c. — Apply to B. Roberta, City rosd, Chester; or to James Smith, Secrtfry. 11, BoymciTr-3treet, Liverpool. n 1997-712 01 OH WILL purchase £ 150 worth of Stock, Fixtures, Utensil?, &c., of a splendid teady-money Grocery B isiness, if taken at once, ■gitastid in a large thriving town in Noilh Wales, and doing £ 30 weekly. A roost excellent chance for a young Welshman to start in business. Satisfactory reasons for leaving. Apply at once, No B !042, Office of this Paper. B Ol O PC? ma^e by peT30C9 of T|T0T /V -ither eex, in their own localities, <3^1 csWidt work lor us. New business. Ail meet with wonderful success. Any one can de the woik. Carit^l net reqaired. We will start you. Oatfit worth £ 1 mailed free. The ecpploy- tnent is pnrtfcrJajly aiapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys ani girls can earn nearly S3 much, as tne«. Full particulars Bad instruction? mailed frc. Now is the tlrDe- don't rtal'V, b"t write to us at oncc. Address STIN^ON & CO., Portlard. Maine, United States, rs V) FAT PERSONS.—A Gentleman who can _1_ personally vouch for the efficacy of a REMEDY (doctor's prescript n) which will effect- cally and rapidly REDUCE CORPULENCY in either sex without semi-starvation dietary, exer- cise, &c.. quits harm1 ess, will send Recipe on re- ceipt of stamped address.—Mr F. 15, Gower St London, W,C. N.B.—The following extract may help to show the value of this recipe. "The Young Ladies' Journal" eays—" Corpul- ency.—We havo read the original testimonials of many members of the arietccracy, and persons of importance in society, wh" have evidently written to Mr Runcll unsolicited, in testimony of the jrreat benefit derived from his prescription ROSEMONT, CARNARVON. TO BE LET, a most desirable Residence, ia pleasant situation in North-road. Carnarvon, collei'-Ros^mout," containing Entrance aal I&rtr Kails, Drawing-rcom, Dining-room, Breakfast- icom, Butler's Pantry, Larder, Kitchen, Siuliery, ficd Offbc-s, Lavatories, Bath-room, six bed-rcoms and Box-room, Conservatory, Garuc-as, jack icu f-ort, also Tennig Ground.—For tr-vma fpply t3 G. P.. Taenia?, The Moorirg", C?.rr.arvor. bIOH J r, THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, CSAN CERY DIVISION. IN THE MATTER of the Companies' Acts 1862 to I860, ard in tho maUer of ths Mosa Brewery Company, Limited- The Creditors or the said Company are required on cr before the 28th d-iy of April, 1881, to send their Names and Adài eôsca and the particulars of the del. t3 cr claims and the names and addresses of their •Solicitors (if any) to Mr Albebt Al^an'so*, of St Divid3 lload, Carnarvon, the Official liquidator of th;; said Company a:Jd if so required by notice in writing, from the said Official Liquidate- are by their Solicitors to coma in and prove their s >id debt-5 or claims at the Chambers of the Vice Chancellor Sir .fames Baron situete at the Royal Courts of Justice, London, at such time as shall be specified in such notice or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any dlstribut'oa made before such debtsjare proved Wednesday,the 7th day of May, 1-84, at 12 o'clock at noon at the said Chambers is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debt! and claim?. Dated this 25th day of March, 1 A84. E. LIOXEL CLARKE, Chief Clerk, FRED. BROOKE, 51, Lincoln's Ina Fields, Londrn, Agent" for MESSRS TURNER, ALLANS ON acd EVANS, of CARNARVON, Solicitors for the Official L?q-i?d«-tor LLANFAIR P G-, ANGLESEY. W. & O. PEITCHABD, Builders, Contractors, Glass, Paint, and, Oil Dealers. MaEonry, Plastering, Joinery, & Pointing e.g. t'mated for Ironmongers, Grocers, Ac. D. ROBERTS, WATERLOO HOUSF, CARNARVON, FOR HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY. WOODHOUSE DAVIES, £ iU'pa*Ut' 4nd General AdvertUlnj Ag;nt, WILLIAM-STREEr. HEÜEL, BANGOR B fc t\szte& and Dutributad iu over? town in North Wales, on tha shorte-t aoticc. I EMBER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM J6 ILL POSTERS' ASSOCIATION. 11 j I GOLDEN GOAT, CARNARVON. SPRING &0% Li STOCK NOW SHOWN, C^MrHIilNO TUB FOLLOWING GOODS, AND MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. DRESS DEPARTMENT The N ew Check Mohair, 5^d. The New Shaded Check, 8^d. A large lot of Poplins and Serges, good, at 9jd. Moil ait Lustre Checks, Is ljd. Cheek and Stripe to match, for combination Robes, Is 2jd. Freuch Serges, Is Oid. Double width British Cashmeres, Is 6Jd, worth Is lid. New shades very fashionable. A fine stack of Blacks in Cashmeres, French Merinos, Persian Cords, Serges, &o. Hundreds <f yards of Prints in diffetent patterns 31d, v.-uial price 4|d. A lot of r.ew Patterts, all Butterworth and Brook's, beet at 4 £ d, sold elsewhere Gii. 9 FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Owod Tapestry Carpet, Is 2JJ. Brussels, from Is lid. A few patttrns of the very best Brussels at 2s 11 jd, usual price 4s 6d. Ati enormous variety of Cretonses, from 3H to 2a 3d. Tho e from 81d upwards are fast. Splendid reversible Cretonne at 11 Jd. A 1 irge cssortment of Oriental Ruge-, &c. LinoLums, good, Is 9cl. Hearthrugs from 2e Gd each. A lot o? Skin Heaithruga at 6a 01 and 0s lid, mvc'i utcler vslac. The largest S'ook of Carpets in North Wales by far. SLedngp,WiadowHonaBds,!Q the new pat- terns, a l width. The New Tapestry Hangings, &c. Dent'eBlackandCcloureCl.KidGloves, for Is 11^1. Black Silks cheaper th' n ever. No 1 cfEered at Is 0^, cheap at 2s 3d. No 2 offered at Is lill, cheap at 2s 9d. No 3 offered at 23 6d, cheap at 3s 6d. No 4 offered at 33 tJd, cheap at 5s. No 5 Black Embossed Satin,2s 6d, cheap at 3* 01 No 6 4s lid, cheap at 63 6.1 .:ob Lot of Straw Hats in Brown and Black (Henry LI, shapei, only 7jd worth Is Gd. Corsets, well pip^d, free from Ciii^s, in Black, Drab, and Scarlet, only Is 11 Ad, worth 33. READY MADES. Boys' Suits, from 2s 6d. Youths' Suits, from 23 61. Men's Suits, from 16s lid. Splendid Selection of Men's Serge Suits for the season. Also Black worsted Suits, for Boys, Youths, and r Good fit and quality. HAT DEPARTMENT. Finest Selection in the town cf Carnarvon, in Tweeds Herd Felts, Flexible Zephyr z, Consolid- ated, end Cork Lined, also S'lk Hats of the new- est fashions by th* well-known makers, Christy and Townends, Tendon. Polo. Ohricket, Man of War, Portsea, Rifle, and I Alma Caps, from 3.d to 2i 61. SCARFS. New shapes and colours in great variety. SHIRTS. White Shiits all prices. Eoglisa and Franch Print Shirts made cut of the beet Fast Coloured Prints. New assortment in Oxford Shirts, careful!/ sel- ected. UMBRELLAS. Geat'a Alrfpsca Umbrellas ?or2» 33, worth 43. Splcnd d assortment of L^vanteen and Twilled » SiJlc. Bilrer and Gold Mouutel Hardle Urnbrella. iliii S WILLMI, PEOPBIEIOES. LLANG'EFNI. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. MR JOHN PRITCHARD begs to aimounce that he will hold a Sale of Fat and Store Cattle end Sheep at the Bull Hotel Yard, Llan- Cattle and Sheep at the Bull Hotel Yard, Llan. gefni, on Monday, April 21, 18d4. Further entries are respectfully invited. Bodhyfry,, Bangor. B 1028 NEAR BANGOR, NORTH WALES. TO B15 L"ET, with eirly possession, Maes-y- groes, a detached Residence with tastefully laid out Grounds and splendid Garden, and about 17. acres of rich land. The house, which is of modern construction, comprises 3 good Entertaining. rooms and 6 Bed-rooms, 2 Attics, W.C.. and Bath-room, Kitchen, Scullery and Domestic Offices; with Stabl- ing, Coach-house, Miippons, &c. For further particulars apply to John Pritchard, Auctioneer and Land Agent. BanRor 2917 UPPER BANGOR. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. MR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed to sell by Public Auction, at the Belle Vue Hotel, Upper Bangor, on Friday, the 18th day of April, 1884, at 3 o'clock p m. prompt, all that well-built Freehold Dwelling house and Premises, known as No. 7, Menai View-terrac), tTpper Bangor, containing the following accommodation, v.z :— 3 spacicus Entertaining-rooms, 8 single and double-bedded Rooms, 2 W.C.'s, Linen Closet, 2 Attics, Butler's Pantry, Scullery, Back Kitchen, fitted with Ranges and Cupboards, large Cellar, Kitchen, Laundry, Wash h use," Pantry, Coalhcufe, W.O., good Back yard, and small Gardeu in front. The above property is situate in the most eligible position in Upper Bangor, commanding a charming view of the Mtn j Strata, Beaumaris, Puffin Island, &c., and commends itself to parties seeking a private Residence or a first-class Boarding Estab- lishment. Early possession. For further particulars apply to Mr John Roberts, Solicitor, or the Auctioneer, b jth of Bangor. i>,2645 UPPER BANGOR. TO PARTIES FURNISHING. MR JOHN PRITCHARD ia instructed by Mis3 Owen, who is declining housekeeping, to Sell by Public Auct on, on the premises, No 5, Menai View-terrace, Upper Bangor, on Tuesday, April 15th, 1884, at 12 30 p.m.. prompt, the whole of the Useful and Substantial Household Furniture, comprising Mahogany Single aud Easy Chairs, Sofas and Couches upholstered in Hair, Mahogany Sideboard, Mahogauy Loo, Card, D'n;ng, and Oc. casional Tables, handsome Rosewood Cheffonler, with plate glass back and panels and marble slab, Sweet-toned Cottage Pianoforte by D'Almaine & Co., Sewing Maching, Pier Glasses in gilt frames, Walnut Drawinp-room suite upholstered in Dam. afklron fenders.Fire Sets, Brussels andKiddermin- ater Carpets, Iron Hat and Umbrella Stand,Birch, Mahogany and Stained Half Fester Bedsteads, with palliasses and drapery, Hair and Flock Mattlesses prime Feather Beds, Brankets, Sheets, Quilts, Mahogany and Stained Ch.3s.ti of Drawers, Toilet Tables, Towel rails, Toilet drawers, Toilet glasses, Toilet ware, Hip Bath, Table I inen. Kitchen Fur- niture, Miscellaneous Crockery, Culinary Utensils, and other effects. Bodbyfryd, B ngor. b 2671 BEAUMARIS. SALE OF USEFUL & SERVICE ABLE BOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE. MR JCHN PRITCHARD is instructed by Mr Will am Jor es to Sell by Publ ic Auction, on the Premises, Rbiwlas House, Castle- street, Beaumaris, on Wednesday, April 23rd, 1884 at I p.m. prompt, the whole of the Useful and Serviceable Household Furniture, comprising Mahogany Single. Arm, and Easy Chairs, Mahog- any Sofas and Cheffouiers, Mahogany Tables, Pictures, Pier Glasses, Carpets, Fenders, and Fire Sets, a capital Arm Sewing Machine, Birch and Iron Half Tenter and French Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Toilet Glasses, Dressing Tables, Wash- stands, Chest of Drawers, Night Commode?, Cane-seated Choirs. Toilet Ware, Kitchen Furniture, Culinary Utensils, &c. Bodhyfrpd, BAnizor. CAELLWYNGRYDD, LLANLLECHID. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD INVESTMENTS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY Ti/TR JOHN PRITCHARD, at the Royal Gate XIX Ian, 'Rachub, on Saturday, April 12,1884, at 3 o'clock p.m. Lot 1 to 4. Four Freehold Dwelling-houses and Shcp, known as Fronchwibl, Caellwyngrydd, in the occupation of John Williams, Edward Thomas, William Jones, and John Joncs. Lot 5. All that well-built Leasehold Dwelling. house, Shop, Bake-house, and Premisea known as j Shop Newydd, Carneddi, Llanllechid. in the occu- l pation of Mr Evan Roberts. The property is held on Lease for an unexpired term of 59 years, at a ground rent of L3 per annum. Immediate possession may be obtained. For further particulars 8S to Lot 1 to 4 apply to Measra Hughes and Piitchard, Solicitors as to Lot 5, to David Owen Solicitor, and as to the whole to the Auctioneer, allof Bangor. ROSEMONT, CARNARVON. Unreserved Sale of an Assemblage ot HOUSre. FOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, Oil Paint. tag". Engravings, Two Cottage Pianofortes, aid other Effects. MR J. PRITCHARD has been instructed to Sell fcy Public Auction, on tho Premises. Rosemont, North-roai, Carnarvon (near the Hail. way Station), on Wednesday and Thursday, April 16th and 17th 1881, at 11 a m.each day,the whole of the Superior and Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURSIIURE, compris'ng Sets of Mahogany Dining-room and Breakfast-room Chairs, Mahogany Telescope Din- ing Table with 3 extra leaves, Mahogany Book. case, Antique Caived Mahogany Sideboard,Walnut PedestalW riting Desk, Walnut Couch and Kaey Chairs, upholstered;in Crimson, Damask, Ebonizsi Lounge and Fancy Chairs, Walnut Bookcase, Wal- nut Davenport, Two Brilliant Toned Full-compass COTTAGE PIANOFORTES, in Walnut Cases, Walnut Whatacts, Mahogany Hall Table and Chairs, Oak Hat and Umbrella Stand, Eight-days' Clock, Bagatelle Board with Bails and Cues Mahogany framed Couch upholstered in Leather, Noble Pier Glasses iu Birch and Gold Frames, Wal- nut Oval Loo and Occaeional Tables, Window Poles ard QOlnkes with Drapery Iron aud Brass Fenders, Fire S;ts, Aslip i'us, Superior Brussels Carpet J, Hearthrug, Wall Brackets, Orna- mental, Items, Oil Paintiogs, Water Colour Drawings Engravings, Small Library of Boots, Plated Goods, Cutlery, Glasses Dinner, Deseit aud Tea Services, Bed and Table L nen, Gas Fittings, the contents of the Bedrooms in handsome Brass and Iron Bedsteads with S,Pr'ng» Hair and Wool Mattresses, tuperior Fe^ker» Brass Crib, Blankets, Counterpanes, Mahogany, Birch. Ash and Painted Duche see and other Tciet Tables, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Glasses, Pedestals, Toilet Drawers To* el Rails, Chamber W^re, Cane Eeated end Lounge Cnairs, Ottoman Boxes, Antique Oak Cabinet, "Cwpbwrdd Tridan," Polished Pine Cup. board, and CheSonier, Kitchen Furniture, Patent Mangle, Knife Cleaner, Linen Press, Culinary Utensils, 2 Iron Garden Seats, Iron Rollers, Lawn Tennis Net, Huts and Roller, Oil Stone for Couservatory, Greenhou-e Plants, Hose, Trellis Work, and other tffa-jta, which will be more particularly described in Catalogues, to te ot- tained a week prior to the Sale, at the principal i Hotels in the neiph bmrhood, and of the Auction- eer, Bodhyfryd, Baugor. w————wwmmh— LLANFAIR-FECHAN. I TO PARTIES FUSNISHIN'i. MR JOHN PRITCHARD has been instructed by Mrs Jones, who is declining licue- keeping, to Sell by Public Auctiou, on the keeping, to Sell by Public Auctiou, on the Premise?. No. 5, Glan-y mor-terrar.e, Llanfair- fechan, on Toe-slay, April 2'2nd, 1884, at J2 30 p m. prompt, the whole of tho substantial and serviceaVe Household Furniture, comprising the contents of 3 Entertaining! and 7 Bedrooms, w.th Kitchens and Domo-tic OtBccs. and including Suites of Mahogany,.Single and Easy Chairs, Sofas, and Couches upholstered in Hair acd in Morocco, Handsome Mahogany Sideboards and Cheffoniern, Mahogany and Stained Dining and other Tables, Lounge Chains, a sweet toned Cottage Pianoforte in rosewood case, Iron Fenders, Fire Sets, Carpets, HeaithTUgs, Framed Pictures, Ircn flat and Umbrella Stand, Hall T bl > with Marble Slab, Plated Goods, Glass and China, Walnut Work Table, Mahogany and Iren Half Tester and French Bedsteads with palliasses and drapery, Prime Feather Beds, Hair and Flock Mattresses, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, Toilet Ware, Chest of Drawers. Caue Seated Chairs, Bed and Table Linen, Kitoben Furniture, Culinary Utensils, Garden *eat, &c. Bodbyfrrd, Raneor. JJOLT AOADBMY, NSAR WREXHAM PRINCIPAL—- J. OLIVER JONES. Preparation for the Universities, Civil Service Law, and Medical Preliminaries, Pharmaceutical, College of Preceptors, Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations, Ac. The school premises, with a large and ill) cricket field attache/1, are situated in a beautiful and healthy English locality thus affording the best advantages for Welsh boys to learn the language. For terms, &c., apply to the Principal
"1'11\ VARIOUS CORPORATIONS.…
1' VARIOUS CORPORATIONS. "Our little systems have their clay, They have their day and cease to be, They are but brolceu lights." So sings Tennyson, As regards corporate bodies in general, and some 0 of those in Wales in particular, each of the above three sentences may to some extent be safely affirmed. There are, however, one or two honourable exceptions, and these strenuously push their way forward, aiming, and successfully aiming, at being in "the foremost files of time." Of these honourablo exceptions two are just now particularly prominent, viz., Buthin and Bangor. Ruthin, we are proud to say, has long since thrown off its long clothes and leading strings, and walks abroad now in conscious strength with a healthy and legitimate appetite for improvement, and keenly on the look out for any means whereby that indisputable sign of vigorous and healthy life-a large appetite-may be satisfied. The particular phase of huogor with which this good old town—old in years but young in vitality-is troubled just now is a bunger for Assize Courts, and it is going about in the right manner to have that hunger satisfied, and will,we have not the slightest doubt have it satisfied, or know tho reason why, ere it ceases its agita- tion. It is also quite alive to the ad vantage of being well advertised and well spoken of, and its Council at the last meeting considered the question of having views of the town taken by an eminent photo- grapher, and we are of opinion that the money thus spent will be found to have been very wisely spent, and are glad to notice that the ratepayers do not complain of this expenditure. They are wise enongh to know that they will in due time be repaid. Bangor again may be cited as an example of wiso snd unceasing energy. Bangor zeal I and pertinacity has secured for that town 'I the North Wales College and all the com- mercial and educational advantages that will inevitably follow in its train. The Bangor Council, young as it is, has already rivalled in municipal life the fabled dee 's of Hercules, slaying its serpents and lions, and cleansing its Augean stables with an energy which seems godlike in one so young, and here too the benisons of the in- habitants, deccend on those engaged in secur- ing for the city the choicest blessings of mo- dern civilization. All honour to Ruthin and Bangor for their life, and vigour, and effort But as there are bright examples of enter- prize and energy in corporate affairs in Wales, so also are there numerous examplos of drowsy, self satisfied, pompous, and stupid corporations in our midst. In these lackadaisical corporations the most ludicrous pomposity hinders the march of progress, apd stultifies the enterprize of the inhabitants. When a new railway is desired, a solemn claim of prior right is put forth, and if cot. nstantly conceded, sulks develop themselves with alarming rapidity and inutility. Or, given a newrailway project- ed, and on the pomt of being carried out, trifl- ing objections are raised on matters of the most minute detail, and elaborately discussed with the seriousness of impending ruin. Or if the question be one of Assize Courts, these corporate bodies characterize the putting forth of claims by more vigorous com- I, petitors as impudence, and so subside into a fit of petulance. In all these proceedings the interests of the ratepayers and the trades- men of the towns are beings ignorantly, if not wantonly, injured. and injured, not with pin scratches, but with disastrous stabs of a poisoned dagger. b It istime thetownsconcernedawoke to their true interests and looked after their servants. There is a stagnation in their life, which, if not soon and thoroughly shaken off, will end in corruption and death. Trade is ra- pidly passing from their precincts. Before long it will altogether have fled. Their social and political status have sensibly di- minished within recent years, and threatens soon to be entirely extinguished. The gallant efforts of their sons to keep abreast of tho times are cloeged by the dead weight of "little corporations" that see not a stone's throw ahead of the mi.sts by which they are surrounded, and cannot, or will not, take a large expanded view of the true in- terests of the towns entrusted to their care., Railways will fdlow colleges, and Assize Courts railwavs, unless these elected guard- ians of the town awake from their drowsi- neea. CARNARVON. J' A CcrhE :tion.—In our last issue we stated that Mr R. R. Wil iams; contractor, of this town was a defendant in an action at the C-irnatvon County Court, which statement was entirely erroneous, the person suod being a Mr R P. Williams. We iuuten to put matters ri:»ht, and express our regret that the mistake, which was clearly a printers' error, should hava crept in. Yesterday (Thursday) the annual April fair was held in this town. The supply of cattle was very large, and the pricos for milchiug cows very high. Fhg8 were displayed ia this tJWll yesterday (Thursday) on the occasion of the marriage of CaptThos. Williamh, T tlebarne-strs-t, to Miss Mary Jones, Cefn-y-coal Delia', uear this town, and Shop-y-Porth, Ea.tgate-atreet. The cere. mory was performed at Moriah Chapel, by tL,, Rev t £ Jones The young couple left town by 1he 12.35 train for Livarpool and London, where they will spend their honeymoon. Two of our resident couaty magistrates v z Mr W. T. Poole and Mr E. Humphrey Owen, bre at present confined to their roonis-the former bv a bad cold, and the othei by a severe attack "of quinsy. We are glad to state, however, that both are progressing favourably. We arc pleased to not'ce that tin sum of jEtt has been handed to Sir Llewelyn Turner by Mr French, naval instructor, from the concert given by the Royal Naval Reserve for the p)or of Car- naivoi. University Coixeqr OF Nobth WAmr.—The attention of our readers are requested to au impor- tant advertisement in connection with the educa tional movement now so well to the tront through- out the Principality. It wi.l be seen from that advertisement that several scholarships of the annual value of £50 and tenable for three years are off 3red for competition this year. It is un- necessary to point out how valuable these prize$ are in every respect. BOROUGH Magistrates' COURT.-At this couit on Monday, Messrs Bryan Brothers, drapers, were fined 23 Gd and costs for obstructing the thorough fare ia Bridge-street, by leaving bv'Xes on the street. The following were fined for drunkennessOwen Oweu ("Owen Sionad"), 5a and costs, 61st offence; Owen Jones, 2s 6d and costs; Richard Hughes, 2a 0.1 ar.d costs; Owen Owens, South Penrallt, 2s 61 and ccsfcs: David Davies, 2s 51 and costs. Atra Hughes, Victoria Tavern, was charged with serving an intoxicated person. That person, Grjfiith Roberts, Cornel, Llandwrog, was also charged with beiog drank on licensed premises. Mr J. A. Hughes defended Both summonses were dismissed. Ili chard Grif- fith charged Mary Prica with having threatened him and called him a "devil." The ddcndaut was discharged with a caution. Martha V/dliatns was charged with having stolen a pa r of bcots. SeE- tenced to fourteen Jays. Adolphus Lovell, Seth Lovall, and Noah Lovell, charged with unlawfully wounding Patrick Casey, were fined-Seth 58 and costs, and Noah and Adolphus 23 61 and eofrts each. 4 Sib Llewelyn Tuinkr ON "-At the Castle street English Wesleyan Ch ipel on Monday evening, a very intereft^ng lecture WëS given by the Rev J. Feather, Portmaioc (late of Bangor), on "Shakespeare on Conscience" The meeting was presided over by Sir Llewelyn Turner, among others present being the Rev E. Camburu, Messrs J. Jackson, Edward Hughes, R. Newton, J. II. Thomas, W. L1. Griffith, R. D. Rowlands, &c. The president, in opening the meeting, said I have great pleasure in coming here to listen to a lecture on Consience. Although it is mott diffi cult for one to accept such invitations, owing t, the many pressing engagements I h.va to fdal in various parts of the kingdom in nid of the great temperanca cause. In many of my addresses on that subject I have pointed out the impossibility of conscientious action onthepirt of anyone whose mind is clouded and |maddsned with drinlr. Ia my opinion there is nothing nobler th »n a con- sctentious man who regard3 the feelings and re- cognises the rights of others, or e Whose converse is sincere, His conscience as the noondaj clear." On the other hand, it is positively revolting to see a man setup his own obstinate self will, generaiiy founded on selfishness, always on ijrnoraLcc of the realities of life, and calling it conscience.. It has been well said that "a thousand motions of the human mind are p3rpetu3lly assuming the hn ? of conscientious men." Shski-speare's singular knowledge of mankiuff enabled h;m of all other met) to write on a subject touching so many of the springs of human action. I will no: detain yen further from listening to the lecturer than b- Bay- ing that no man's cjnscienco can be far wrong who is thoroughly imbued with tho principle and de- sire to love'mercy to do justice and to wall; humbly.' Mr Feather afterwards delivered his lecture, which was littencd to with cleso attention throughout. At the close of the meeting, Sir Llewelyn drew et- tention to the apathy exhibited by the press ia re- gard to meetings of the nature of the one held tiiat evening, which had the tendency of elevating the people morally and socially. After a YJtc of thanks to the chairman m-.d tLe lecturer, the meetiBg terminated. Board (P Guauduhs.—Too meetirg nt this b)ardwasheld on Saturday, Mr John Tnomas presiding.—On the motiun of Mr D. P Williams, seconded by Mr Evan H. Owen, a vote o^aym- pathy with the Queen and the Duchess of Abany on the death of tbe Duke of Albany was p :es3d.— The out relief for the fortnight was £3H9 3s 8d non-settled poor, JE25 lId 2d; balance in haud, JE607 121 7d.-The application of the porter (Mr TtjynoD) for an increase of salary was referral to the finance committee.-This being tLe last meet- ing, a hearty vote of thanks wi\s accorded to the chairman, who had been preset at all the meet- ings during tho year. Votes of thar lcs were also passed to the vice-chairman, the clerk, and all the other official-? connected with the board. Indvction Services.—Special services were held on Sauday and Monday List at Pendref Congre- gat'oaal Chapel in connection with the induction of the R. v LI. B. Roberts, late of Tan-y-grisiau, Festiniog, to the pastorate of the church, in suc- cession to the Rev J. Alun R berts, B.D Holy- head. The Rev R. W. Griffith, Bethel, was in the chair, and addresses w^re delivered by the Revs. P. Howell, Festinicg; R Rowlands, Bethesda; T. R. Davies, Festiniog; L Wi'iiims, Bont- newydd J. Alun Roberts, B.D. Evtn Jones, Moriah (O.M.); O. Davits (Baptist), E. Roberts (0 M.), J. Hughes (Wesleyat), aud Mr John Owen. Salem Literary SCCIllTy.-On Thursday even. iag, last week, this society held it.1 lait meeting for this season, and the membe-s thereof were in- vited to sit at tables well supplied with tea aud bnn-loaf, and other dainties. The tables having been cleared, an entertainment wes held under the presidency of Mr Rob ut Hughes, and a very interesting programme was gone through. Songs were rendered, recititions given, and speeches èc. livered, all of which were well received. The following tock part in th'? proceedingsMies Fanny R'chards, Councillor J. R. Pritchard, Bryn Eisteldfod Messrs W. G. Thomas, D. Kaiadr Davies, E. Garibaldi Davldp. John Daviea, Evan Williams, and B. Menai Francis 1 Royal Welsh YACHT CLUB, -The annual general meeting of this club was held at the Club House on Thursday, the 3rd inataut, the Commodore, fir Llewelyn Turner, presiding- J. tie accounts, ps audited, si b'«itted ana pa.-ee and a number of new members e'octed. ft r A.oert Wood drew attention to the vacancy m tiie post of rear-commodore, which hf--d been vacan o years, and proposed that the °J- An&^ y be ILPPo III T Said they IJvpd In a C,can!ry Llewelyn Turner, said they country wheie precedents were ^1 «n i m off-rW* to the meetisg me propceition which he was about to tucmit, he would qiote « r ifc 1Ie rsir Llewelyn Turner) had foutded the club in the year 1847 in con.paction with Mr Kuight.tbe then rear-commodore of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club and the first patronage thoy received was that of the Queen Dowsg?r, Qu?eu Adelaide. Tho great Marq\11S of Anglesey (the grandfather ot the present Marquis) was the first Commodore, appointed; Sir Stephenson, M P the eminent i eogineer of ke Britannia Bridge, ttoe fhEt viee. commodore; and bo (Sir LI. Tumor) the rear- ctm-xodore, a post wh;ch be held f(X ■ ■nn ,„ :.a many yesrra. The Marquis watf succeeled by the lafjr Mr Assheton Smith as Mr JStep^euaon, en, Vice-commodore, by the late Oo'.ouel Williams, of Craig y-don; Mr Assheteat Saiith, as Commodore, by Lord Pinyhyn; Colonel Williams, 88 Vice-commodore, by the first Sir R chard Bulketay. Sir Richard Bulkeley Wat succeeded by hizi, (Sir Llewelyn Turner) as Vice-commodore, and on the resignation ot Lord Penrhyn as Commodore, he (Sir Lleweljxi Turner) was appointed to succeed him. As the founder of the club, he (Sir Llewelyn Turner) had its interest warmly at heart, and he had ccn- sidered snd desired on all occasions to considttr what was best for it. Lord Alfred Paget, the iat* commodore of the Thamee, had acted in a eimilur sprit, end had him elf proposed to take the post of vice-commodore so as tohave the Pii-ice of Wales appointed commo- dore. Having obtained the consent of Mr Pennant Lloyd, the vice-como.odore, to the step, he now proposed that the Mai q .iff ef Anglesey- should be appointed commodore, that hs, Sir T.), Turner, become vice-commmodore, and Mr Pen- naot Lloyd rear-commodore. All the posts woulcl thud be filled. He made his proposition entirely on public grounds. The Marquis of Anglesey's fatr.ily had numerous aud ancient associations with Carnaivoo, aud one of the earliest numbers of Hunt s Yachting Magozitor con- taiued a picture of the Pearl, the late Mar quia'8 yacht, off the Club House. It appeared to him important to all institutions that private considerations should give way to public ones, aud he felt that what he proposed would be for the benefit of the club. The proposition waao wazmly accepted, and a cordial vote of thanks pissed to Sir LI. Turner and Mr Pennant Lloyd for the sacrifice they voluntarily msde. At the rerjuest of Sir Llewelyn Turner, the Marquis- then took the chair. Mr Ap Hugh Williams pointed out that owing to the great influx of •people to the Club House on regatta days, there was no room left for members and their friends- and it was unanimously agreed that for the future no gentljm in re3ident in Carnarvon, tot being a. a(m ?er, could be introduced on regatta days fc* the house. The Marquig of Anglesey having givea previo s not:ce, moved that the eFrance feo be rased tj two g'liaeas, which, being seconded by Sir Ll Turner, was unanimcu 1ty affirmed. The sailiug committee w. s elected and aut. orked to tbt the day for holding the re^att^ The account# were o derod to be closed before the end of De- cember in each year. PORTDINOSWIC. Tus Cdns2rvativb Cii'i!.—The monthly meefc irg of the Conservative Clut) was held on Thursday evaningat the Barracks, Portiiuorwic. ^Speeches were male by eeveral members. iNTEKlSiTIXO PuKSENTATlOK MEETING.-On Friday lact a crowded meeting was held at the British. School to present Mr T. J. Williams, school-master* with an illuminated address, a purse containing £ 1G, and an ebony walking stick, on his removal irorn Portdinorwic to Llantair-caeremion. It was evident from the numbers that took interest ia the meeting and managed to squeeze themselves iuto the building that Mr Williams's popularity was not that of an ordinary person. Being au ardent Liberal he managed occasionally to give offencft to his friends the Conservatives, who, on hearing of his resignation, in the gladness of their hearts opened a report that hia resi^natien was brought about because of the t-cboola getting backwards and his popularity going on the wane; but to their great surprise anc1 unfeigned sorrow the enthusiastic and crowded meeting of Friday proved another thing, and the straightforward and open statement -of Mr Williams as regards the standing and attendance ot tho school, with his challauge to those evil reputars to compare their bock-i with bis, hu extinguished them in such manner that one can scarcely help feeling sorry for their uncomfortable- uess, As a ruie farewell meetings are verT dull. but the promoters of this one managed to instil, into it such enthusiasm and fire that will not easily be put out or forgotten. In the absence ef th"i chairman of the committee, Rev R. W. Griffith, Bethel, the chair was taken by the Her William Jones, Be'.h&nia, who briefly alluded to tue successful manner in which Mr Williams mabaged to start the British Schools and carry them on to their present high and efficient standing. The Rev Rees Jonee referred to Mr Williams as an active and hard-working person* always ready at everyone's call to dj anything ia his power for the well-being of his ne ghbours. Mr Henry Francis, one of his old pupils t(who won a scholarship at Friars School), rpoke in htgfct terms of his old master's ability and untiting c-ifoits, to eiucate his scholars, especially the high morel tone of his teaching.—The Rev E. Jones, Rlimt after leferring to Mr Williams' well known.Liber- alism, and wbat he had dote and bjrne in eon- junction with few others, delivered a stirring address to the young people present to fellow his (Sir Williams') example, and to be careful always to lead a fearless and conscteucioua life, to maintaitt a high principle and live up to it, and not by any 'I meauato degrade themselves by stooping down to- be the slaves and tale bearers of men whose imums were only known to the world by being the for- tunate possessors of a longer purse than themselves. Then alter a few words by Mr W. H. Jones, Satim* and Richard Jones, Siloh, the address was readanA presented by Mr Richard 0. Griffiths, Medical r Lialil, and the purse was presented by Alro Resa Jones, Glanmenai. The address, which was made- by Mr Williaot Griffith, was written in, "old English st/le," with illuminated borders and. capitals copied from a tifteenth century mana- flciipt; the following being a rough translation of the same:- Address presented to Mr T. J. Williams British School, Portdinorwic, on leaving for Llanfaircaerrinion. April 4, 1881. DEAR SIR,-We are scrry to understand of your determination to leave Poitciiaorwic, and beg to take this opportunity- of showing our regard to- wards you on your departure from aaongtt During the eight years you were with us ycu had. entirely won our affection by your untiling labour,, diligence, and blameiess character. We leel that the cause of education has been greatiiy im- proved by your efforts. You successfully managed to raise the school to an honourable position, and to keep a go(d discipline on the children, while..1; the same time you won their regards and the res- pect of their parents. We always found in yon a. hearty supporter to every caute wbcae tendency waa to benefit and t,levate your fellow-creatures. The p,, or and needy found in you a warm-hearted and kind persou, ready on every occasion to rend«r- material aud tffsctual help; while cppreaaioB* tyranny, and in justice found in you an uncom- promising enemy. Although feeling exceedingly- sorry in losing yoa from umongst us, we wish yen, from our hearts, every blessing and success, tem- porarily smd spiritually, and as a further proof of our attraction, we present you with this purse containing ilr,, May heaven's protection be over you and your loving wife and childreu in your health, character, and religion. For the com- mittee, R C. Griffiths. Rkbs Jones- anu acknowledged tbe same in a warm. aad suitable manner, and advised the parents and children to giv j every support and bear with their rew schoolmaster, and further, in h's tUtting children to giv) every support and bear with their rew schoolmaster, and further, in h's tUtting maurer advised the children to maintain a bighl p incple, and by no means to imitate those par- sons who lately had come to such notoriety in Portdinsrwic by carrying tales to their supeMOM, and spreading untruths about innocel t pcMoes. During the intervals, the meeting wes enlivened by the school choir singing eevefal &cngs and several duwtfs, and soles were sung by Sleasrs John I ardlichard Wibiams, Penrallt; also, Xiss A. E. Williams tang twice in her usual sjv&adid style, while the accompaniments were pl&^adby Mita-AI. E. Williams, Bodlondeb. Before the close of Jao meeting, Mr Willium Griffith, DinoTwic ViHa, to k the opportunity cf preparing a voteofccu- fideuce in tee Govecnment, thanking them for t.h<ir honest efforts to extend the franchise and a. king them to give their heartiest support to Mi Diilwyn's motion for the Disestablishment of tb Church ip Woh. s; tho same was seconded by Mi T.J. ilJiams, and carried unanimously, whict bronght this intetesiUig xaetting to vlo".