Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. THE Proprietor of the' Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald,' and Yr Herald Cymraeg,' begs to inform his subscribers that both his Journals can be sent by Post Un- stamped for One Adhesive Stamp. Parties wishing to become Subscribers for each would oblige by forwarding their Orders. [3072 PHILLIPS' TESTIMONIAL. THE Subscriptions already received and pro- -L mised towards the Testimonial to the Rev. John Phillips, Of Bangor, now exceeds the sum of 400J. Those few who have promised and not yet sent in their subscriptions, are requested to do so with as little delay as convenient, and any friend who intends to subscribe, will be pleased to do so forthwith, as it is intended to close the list and make the presentation on an early day. THOS. LEWIS, Market-place, Bangor, Treasurer. JOHN ROBERTS GRIFFITH PARRY, Secretaries. Bangor, Jan. 28th, 1864. [3594 Appeal Funds for to Erect a New Church at Lower Llanberis. THE District in which it is proposed to build a Church, situate near the junction of the Llanberis Lakes, and at the foot of Snowdon, is the locality now so much fre quented by Tourists in the summer season. The population from this and other causes has quadrupled itself within the ast six years, and is still rapidly increasing. The great and urgent need of a Church in this locality will be at occe acknowledged when it is stated that the only Church accommodation at present provided for the inhabi tanta and visitors is a gratuitous evening service in Welsh and English, given by the Rector, in the village club-room, the Parish Church being three miles distant, and the services there only in Welsh. It is therefore proposed to erect a Church suitable for the accommodation of at least 300 persons, the estimated cost of which is 900J. As it is found impossible to raise this sum in the immediate neighbourhood, an earnest appeal is made to the Christian public for their support. Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Rev. Lloyd Williams, Llanberis Messrs. Williams and Co., Old Bank, Carnarvon or by the Honorary Secretary, Wallace W. Cragg, Esq,, Glyn Padarn, Llanberis. The following sums have been already received and promised. £ s. d. Amount already Advertised 615 2 0 SINCE RECEIVED AND PROMISED. T. M. MeUor/Esq 2 0 0 C. C. Babington, Esq. 1 0 0 Bev. Walter Eaton 10 0 H. W. Scoones, Esq 1 0 0 Rev. J. Mark Evans. 1 0 0 Rev. H. R. Sarel. 1 0 0 Mr. Williams, Bridge-street 0 10 0 Collected by the Misses De Winton 1 15 0 Small sums. 3 5 6 1041] GLASDIR MINE ACCIDENT. SUBSCRIPTIONS are earnestly solicited to- O wards a Fund for thf benefit of the widow and children Of LEWIS LEWIS, who was killed by an accident at the above-mentioned Mine, in the parish of Llanfachreth, near Dolgelley, on the 5th of November last, ■ and EVAN GRIF- FITHS, who died on the following day from injuries sus- tained at the same time. Lewis Lewis has left a widow and four children, and Evan Griffiths a widow and seven children, totally destitute. „ Contributions received at the Old Bank, Dolgelley, and by the Honorary Secretary, the Rev. E. Osborne Williams, A.M., Llanfachreth, Dolgelley. SUMS ALREADY RECEIVED. £ s. d. The Hon. T. Pryce Lloyd 6 0 0 W W E. "Wynne. M.P 5 0 0 Major'iranney. 5 0 0 Lewis Williams, Esq., Fronwnion 5 0 0 Mrs. Ffoulkes and sisters.. g* 0 0 Rev. E. C.Owen^ryn^ • | o o f% I Mrs Howel Morgan • 5 0 0 HuZh John E. Nanney, Esq 3 0 0 Mrs Edwards, Cerrlgllwydion 2 0 0 Col. Corbett • • • 2 0 0 William Jones. Esq., Glandwr 2 0 0 S"nl K>™, Ks, pu.rry™ x 0 The Venerable Archdeacon White 0 10 0 H. J. Reveley, Esq., Br^y £ "•'••• 1 1 0 William Griffith, Esq., Under-sherin J x Q P. Basset, Esq., Brynmair ■••••• T 0n(ion 110 Mrs. Peachy, 10, Berners-street, Lon x 1 0 Miss Hartley, Llwyn 1 1 0 T. H. Williams, Esq., Liwyn x x „ r N Williams, Esq., Llwyn j 0 T. Hallowes. Esq 1 1 0 1«! Capt Thomas, Cae rffynnon 1 0 0 si A Wripnd 0 10 0 ss\ Mr. Robert Hughes. 0 2 C o The Workmen at the Cambrian Mine 0 6 0 Jh^n Workmen' at°^the °Cwinheisian and 0 15 6 T^Workmen at Figra and ciogau Mines. • • • • 0 TiSftth^ones Williams, Esq., solicitor ••••••• 0 5 0 Thomas Y oung, Esq. 1 1 0 Sdward Jones, Ship Hotel 0 2 6 4r Samuel Chalton, Chester. 0 3 0 CAPT1 GEOKGE WILLIAMS, AND COLLECTED KiRKPATRICK ESQ. g Q 'he Directors of the Dolfrwynog Mining Co.• 1 a 0 it Dolgelley 0 2 6 tr. Cresswell, Shrewsbury •••;•; 0 16 3 *Uco!1ed^ P0ST OFFIC0E'6 0 J i« William Hughes, Dolgelley Q 2 0 Rowland Hughes, do Q G riss Jones, do 006 [r. Edward Jones, bootmaker 0 10 0 Lewis Jones, postmaster [3598 SEF.VJLTIO O'F THE CEFNI. HUE Public «Cs TrSJtaS iththesanction of theLan FigMng in the said veSr° or iSutaries prosecute^. pregery(ltion of the *ason, extending from the ls^ o with rod and ar, sliall be a free day nnlv worm and minnow fish ne and that on the free days ^nly Liangefni Bridge. ig will be aUowed in the ^in river obtained *q., Chief Constable. Holland Arms, Gaerwen lU»; tb. Bull". H-* langefni. SAMUEL DEW, Hon. Secretary. Llangefni, January 27th, 1864. [3S79 LLANAELHAIARN. r nwiTN OWENS, of Llanaelhaiarn, un- ftie^ntrwy wilfbe liable to be punished to the extremity | the law. OWEN OWENS. Witness—J. OWENS. [seoc January 28, 186*. — ONE GUINEA REWARD. pHIS sura will be paid tc^TUAGUBS (L give information as to a place ca Waie9 *an<^ ^l0i>I>ISIi'f35n0' bys Gate, Westminster. PI 000 IN CASE OF DEATH, an Allowance of £ 6 per Week while laid- UP by ^xSIDENT^OF ANY KIND, L *C. »fdin<? Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Fish- Vh6^n mS bf secured by an ANNUAL PAYMENT ag> or at Home, m»y g{ TQ THB tailway PasSengers' Assurance Company, MOEE TBAN MW CtMMS FOE COMPESSATION n, 0 For pa.rticularll apply to the Clerks at IInJ. of the Railway ltations, to the Local or at the Offices, 10, ,»d 64. C—-wjluaM a VI4N> WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. HOUSEWARMING DINNER. Stanley Arms Hotel, Mostyn-street, LLANDUDNO. THE Public are respectfully informed that the -L HOUSEWARMING DINNER on the opening of the above Hotel, will take place on THURSDAY next, FEB. 4th, 1864, when the company of any gentleman will be esteemed a favour. EDWARD HUGHES, Proprietor. Dinner on the Table at Six o'clock. Tickets 3s. each. f3595 THE MARRIAGE OF JOHN SAVIN, ESQ., WITH MISS JONES, OAKLANDS. ON THURSDAY, FEB. 4TH, 1864, A DINNER WILL take place at the LION HOTEL, RUTHIN, in hononr of the above event, at six o'clock. TICKETS-Five Shillings each. [3605 • Y GWIR YN EEBYJV Y BY.O.OlESU! NA'D GAMWAITH." A\ THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD FOR THE YEAR 1864, WILL BE HELD AT LLANDUDNO IN THE AUTUMN, UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. THE ORIGIN OF THE ENGLISH NATION, A Prize of One Hundred Guineas. PRIZES, amounting to nearly FIVE HUN- -L DRED POUNDS, will be given for composition in PROSE, POETRY, MUSIC, PAINTING, &c. GRAND CONCERTS EACH EVENING, In which the Chief Musical Talent of Wales will be engaged. Important Papers will be read on Social Subjects. The detailed Programme may be had on application (en- closing stamp) to Mr. W. WILLIAMS (Creuddynfab), Secretary of the Eisteddfod, 8537] Llandudno. BRYAN JOHNSON, Engineer, Millwright, Boiler Maker IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, FLOOKERSBROOK FOUNDRY, CHESTER. Ile Paint, Colour Varnish, and Cement Manufacturers, JOHN MORGAN AND CO., [2883 15, PARK-LANE, LIVERPOOL. PURCHASE DIRECT FROM THE MAKER, AND. SAVE THE DEALERS' PROFIT! FIR S T-C LAS S ENGLISH PATENT LEVER WATCHES. CAPPED and JEWELLED with all the recent IMPROVE- MENTS and finished in a superior manner, at £ 3 5s EACH. xOJJt.-QWN-MAVii- <<1 THB TIM.B O- DAY AND THE WONDER OF THE DAY S A Q U I s Excellent SILVER WATCHES JEWELLED, AT 21S. EACH. J Also the celebrated 8s. Alarum Clock maybe had at the reduced price of 6s. 6d, warranted. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS,— JOHN 8 A Q U 1) „ MANCHESTER STREET, LIVERPOOL. 4°' ^condWal—s Shop from Whitechapel. PUBLIC CAUTION. I Finding a Liverpool Shopkeeper "taking a mentfrom Uvf^°° cf my^business, Mr. Saqui begs to most unfair advantage 7.. Original Maker of the inform the Wellsh^publlie tlw These watches have obtained 31. 5s. Patent Ley,e.r,. for cheapness and quality that defy an established repntat to maintain their su- competition, and have buwo .mitations AU Mr v„ Levels have his own name and address in full engraved on eaKR-Ooods sent to all parts of the world on receipt* Post-office Orders. Furniture, Carpets, and Carriage free to any part of the Thirty per cent, less than any other house in the world. CEE our Illustrate^ Cat^og^e^t^1^ ^.ith O elaborate designes dra i hi g houses of any class. Walnut for 28^guineas a Dining-room for 25 guineas and a best Bedroom for 2E guineas. £ g A Four Roomed House, usefully 70 11 0 A Six Roomed House 122 0 An Eight Roomed House. -■■■•• 219 7 g superiority; a Thestock offir.tclass Furniture, mer cu.tomers offere^ The stoc^^ exteT)give estab. Carpets, and Bedding always o Kingdoin. Fifty Draw- lishment is one !the largest 11^ gt;les, from 12 to 109 guineas. In^sortment ol! Old|0«k Furgituw- Upbol. d»XS Mr.~t«W„, 73 .»d 75 Brompton- ro.A K''i«ht^L!'sHED' A D. 1810. Watches! Watches! batches.] Plnrks 1 OlOCkS UIOCKS Watches! Watches! Watches. A. WHITE TS ready to supply ^nt^r^te^o"Lken™ X Clocks at 3s. 9d., an^ xhe9e ciocks are all Brass THE WORKING-MANS FMB1N1J, WHITE'S CELEBRATED 16s. WATCHES, WARRANTED TO KEEP CORRECT TIME. TRY ONE OF WHITE'S ORWKH CELEBRATED SOLID SILVER JEWELLED WATCHES, AT 20s. EVCH'yeak8 and all other imitations are spurious. WOW TO SAVE MONEY. TRY 5.E OF i. WHITES ™ISHED PATENT ENGLISH LlArEKb, CAPPED AND EXTP.A JEWELLED, OWN MAKE. WARRANTED FOR 1F| £ 3 HUNTING CASES XfO WSi NoTE.-These Watches^are^ Jewelled in six Holes extril- pVovements,1 £ ?« SSfp/« «d Quality they are superior t05ufnraGo0ld Weddin^togs,"tampedby governmemt, from 10». 6d. to 20a. „ A SUPPLIED. I THE TRA.DE APPLY TO I A. WHITE, WHOLESALS WATCH AND CLOOK MANUFACTURER, j 10, Paradise Street, -10, LIVERPOOL. noods forwarded to all parts of the world on receipt of a Post-oltice Order. ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEAItS- -Bona, Fide Money Speculation. 1 ET^MT MILLION"POUNDS STERLING, lA*n (Government, are annually divided in guarant-e y various Sums upwards to 25.000J. Ster- moLthly alloti^116 0j ii roay secure 000 Sterling. BEHICK SINTZ, Banue. T>3.IANE, Lombard-street, Lon- Ladies' School, Church-street, Carnarvon. THE MISSES ROWLANDS RE-OPENED their SCHOOL on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant. They have vacancies for a few Boarders. 22nd January, 1864. [3562 U X B R ID G E-S Q U A R E GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CARNARVON. CONDUCTED BY MR. J. EVANS, M.A., and Straton Gold Medallist. MR. J. T. D. HUGHES, CARNARVON, and Mr. Edwin Shelton Jones, Coed Madoc, Talsarn, who recently passed the Preliminary Examination of the Royal College of Surgeons, were both pupils from this School. On the 5th ult. Mr. Edward Foulkes, Llanddeiniolen, also from this School, was Examined at Liverpool, before the Managers of the L. & N. W. Railway, for an appointment as Clerk then vacant at Euston Square Station, and succeeded. Pupils are now reading for the Oxford Local Examinations, and for the Associate's Degree. The SCHOOL re-opens TUESDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1864. [3390 EDUCATION AT THE SEA SIDE, RHYL. East Parade School, Plastirion Terrace. MR. O'DWYER BEGS to announce that the present term at his -D SCHOOL, as above, began on TUESDAY, JANUARY 26th. Terms for Boarders 50 Guineas. Day do 20 do. Day Scholars 12 do. Prospectuses, with references, &c., at Mr. NOTT'S, Visitor Office, Rhyl, and at Mr. O'DWYER IS. f3583 Commercial, Mathematical, and Classical DAY AND BOAKDING SCHOOL, 3, SHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL. CONDUCTED BY MR. JAMES HICKIE AND MR. HENRY JOHNS. DRAWING BY W. J. BISHOP, ESQ. FRENCH AND GERMAN BY. MONS. FLUKE. rpHE CLASSES will meet after the Christmas -I- Vacation on WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst. Of Hickie's Arithmetic (well spoken of in twenty reviews) there is now a revised issue. [3469 AI MR. WILLIAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, 14, WEST PARADE, RHYL, BEGS to tender his sincere thanks to his friends and patrons for the liberal support given him during eleven years practice in Rhyl. Mr. Williams continues to supply Artificial Teeth of the best quality on Gold or Enamelled Vulcanised Indian rubber. Materials and work- manship guaranteed to be first class. May be consulted on all dental operations between the hours of ten and five. [3536 ST. ASAPH. DRAINING PIPES AND BRICKS, OF superior quality, on SALE, at moderate prices, near the St. Asaph Railway Station. Apply to Mr. SAMPSON JONHSS Chester-street, St. Asaph. [3608 ONE OF THE OLDEST <fc M03T RESPECTABLE ™ W ANWYL, OF* DOLGELLEY, "DEGS to intimate that h^s °p^rea^_w^^ J3 a respectable party for h13 SHO^ ardg q{ forty years. SStSd.. "• bral gible business stanli in town. Dolgelley is in the centre of the celebrated Gold District of North Wales, and also the t cour8e of construction. lupous of Commencing business wUl seldom meet ^The Stamp Office is'also kept here. EStoSTw. AnWYL, Dolgelley. CARTES DE VISITE. SUPERIOR CARD and other PHOTO- k9 GRAPHIC PORTRAITS, taken by JOSEPH KINSLEY, PRUSSIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY, NO. 8, HIGH STREET, CARNARVON. All Portraits may be returned if the likeness Is not correct [2936 MR^ C. MAUGHAM, SURGEON DENTIST, 14, NORTHGATE STREET, CARNARVON, HAS returned from America, and may be con- sulted daily from 10 a.m., at the above address. CONSULTATION FREE. Avoid spurious Advertisements. [3350 OWEN ROBE RTS, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, 13, CASTLE STREET, CARNARVON, (Nearly opposite the Sportsman Hotel,) BEGS to announce that he manufactures on the -D premises PATENT LEVER WATCHES of the best de- scription, which he sells for the lowest possible prices. He has also on sale Second-hand Watches, Eight-day Clocks, American Clocks, Wedding Rings, Silver Guard Chains, and other articles of Jewellery. O. R. invites public attention to the Patent Lever Watch he has constructed the dial of which is not larger than a shilling. All kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery neatly repaired. [115 MUSIC AND DANCING. MR. H. HULSE BEGS to announce that his professional duties will be resumed on MONDAY, 1st FEBRUARY. Address! Mr. H. HULSE, Magazin de Musique, Upper Bangor. [3576 The Oldest Establishment in Llandudno JOHN OWEN, POULTERER, Fruiterer, Licensed Dealer in I- Game, Agent foi Homer's celebrated Yorkshire Cream Cheese, and every description of Green Grocery. No. 1, Market Hall, and opposite the Railway Staton. 122CS [A CARD.] WALTER JONES, Auctioneer, Valuer, and Appraiser, 10, BOSTON STREET, HOLYHEAD. N.B. All orders entrusted to his care will be punctually attended to. [3202 TO GENTLEMEN PLANTING. 1 ftA HAH QTRONG TRANSPLANTED lUUfUUU O LARCH, to 3 ,feet, healthy and good rooted, at a low price. Samples and prices may be had on application, J. ROBERTS & SON, SEEDSMEN, 8567] DENRIGH. CARTES DE VISITE, HHAKEN in a RICH and SUPERIOR STYLE, A by SIGNOR L. VOLPE, at his Studio, opposite the Apo- thecaries' Hall, High-street, RHYL. Works of 4 rt T»— traits of all 1w 144 /~i TOHN MORGAN AND CO, f^sT 15, PARK-LANE, LIVERPOOL. ESTABLISHED 1835. OFFICE FOR PATENTS, JOHN DAVIES C.E & SON 58, CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL. rpHE Pamphlet, "ARE YOUR LETTERS ^"patent LAW," In the Press. [3515 Apply to Mr. W. ANW", AJVOeV-J' HOUSE. house. SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. house. SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. MTSS JONES llv to infotm the inhabitants of Carnarvon and Ift vicinity, that in consequence of .he T\ECS ?I1 to, Establishment ,t STOCK SELL OFF THE WHOI* AT liav^a'speedy clearance. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. v. n sroTTlFROM DUBLIN), M MARKET STREET, ^CARNARVON. „„ QfOTT tl«R«aent Dentist, VI K- SCOTT' the >nd ol t £ 'TeX l» th, >vrS,™nS™c'0tt™'de.nlr mi whol«o».. to Marktl^addrei ;-MARKETSTREET, CARNARVON. "ATTCE PnCC Is? ThoSTs'S MERIONETHSHIRE SATOE-Prxce Is. THOMAS'S TEGID SAUCE, A c O S M 0 P 0 LIT A NJIUI S H-mce is. A A TV • w F Wells. 52, Upper SackvUle WHOLESALE AaENTO.-London^: a Bower PRIZE MEDAL! HTSBiATIOSAL ja&.ECHIBITIOH, 1862, JOSEPH SEWILL FOR EXCELLENCE IN WATCHES. MANUFACTORY, 61, SOUTH CASTLE STREET, RIGHT OpPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE L I V E R POOL. WATCHES forwarded FR x and safe to any part of the kingtioin upon receipt of & remittance. WATCHI«to™.rf.«5S.od:»P»5t-°«Ce °rdf will by Teturn of Post, send a firs jog., zi, 81.10s. each. sap.S!, expressly manufactured11«3 and hunting; to „ „T»t ne VAITND ISV ALUABLB. SHB8B \TATeHB3 ,n a_^ 25 Guineas each. and Silver, of the «nest An immense stock of Pre«^°°na magnificent designs. SEWILL'S GOLD CIIAINS. In the newest Patterns, Se ^PP^^VOOl"^61, SOTtH clsTU: STREET, ri?ht opposite NOTE TB. ADI>B»JS THE Oldest Watch Man^cto^IN U I zs- Money Orders to be made payable to JO^PH -K LLANLLECHID.—CARNARVONSHIRE. SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. To be Sold by Private Treaty or by Auction, Early in the month of March next, ALL that excellent Farm and Lands called GERLAN, situate in the parish of Llanllechid, in the county of Carnarvon. The property contains about 41 acres of good fertile land, and is now in the occupation of Mr. Morris Griffith. There are several cottages built upon the property, let to good tenants. The premises are within five miles of the city of Bangor. Full particulars will appear in advertisements prior to the Sale. Apply for further information to Mrs. TAYLOR, Cae Bold, near Carnarvon. [3587 PENMAENMAWR. To be Sold by Private Contract, (With 98 Years Lease, One been expired), THE NEW-BUILT HOUSE, called BUYN GOLEtT. situated in the centre of the parish called Dwygyfylchi, and within five minutes walk to Penmaenmawr Railway Station, commands a beautiful sea and mountain view, consisting of two Parlous, four Bedrooms, one Dressing room, two Kitchens, one Pantry, Water Closet, and goo Seller, and Garden. &c. Apply to Wat. ROBERTS, Postmaster, Penmaenmawr. [2077 FREEHOLD PROPERTY. To be Sold by Private Contract, SEVEN newly-built COT rAGES, with Gar- dens attached, situate near Colwyn. More Ground to build upon. For particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, Builder, Church-walks, Colwyn. [3581 ANGLESEY. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, To be Disposed of, A SHOP, in the best locality in the Island. (The present proprietor intends leaving the country.) Terms for Fixtures, Glass Cases, Bottles, &.C., 100i., and the Stock at a valuation. Apply to ITALI (3539), Office of this Paper. [2539 SALE BY Mil. W. DEW. AMLVCH, ANGLESEY. VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, OLD-ESTABLISHED WIND & WATER CORN GRIST MILLS, DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS. LAND, AND PREMISES, In the Town of Amlwch. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WM. DEW, At the DINORBBN ARMS HOTEL, in the town of AXLWCH, in the county of Anglesey, on SATURDAY, the 13th dAy of FEBRUARY, 1864, at One o'clock in the Aftornoon, in the following or such other lots as may be decided upon, sub- ject to conditions to be then and there produced and read. LOT 1. ALL that newly-built Freehold Dwrelling- house, Garden, and Premises, situate next to the Metho- dist Chapel at Tredarth, in the town of Amlwch, now in the occupation of Mr. John Pearce. LOT 2.—All that other newly-built Freehold Dwelling- house. Garden, and Premises, there next adjoining, now or house. Garden, and Premises, there next adjoining, now or late in the occupation of Mr. Edward O. Wynne. LOT 3.—All that other newly-built Freehold Dwelling- house, Garden, and Premises ♦■V~.fYr~rie"fcV 6l'way, now iu ■sKSsffiM j5f~Ssster- • occupations of Hugh Owen and^er Grist LOT 7.—All those extensive vvinu gtQne3 the lower MILLS, driving Three andFo d Machinery, all Water Mill, with Four Pair of btones^ covered entirely made new only five years a^a hou3 Shops, and Offices Stables^or 5$ ssg in 800d ^KaUed and well-known as the MELIN ADDA SnLLfc>e 1789> {OR A This lot is held und™ra G^ndRent payable will be 2S I. term of 99 years. The Ground Rent payable will be 2Sl. to^e town of Amlwch and the celebratedCopper^ Smelting Works, are ^rrTaVge ^d prrfttable trade Two C.tug.wltt 'sa«i.«- SL'S' CTTW laid lease. laid lease. A'^iAe^A Moiety or equal half part of the LOT 10.—The undivided Moiety q{ Lot 8> bamg the Freehold and Inheritance in p' tQ the same iease. said two cottages and sub] t { the LOT 11.—The undivided Moiety or XwQ Dweiiing- Freehold and Inheritance JPhd situate in Pentrefelm, joiner, »d „o- 'To, «.n a™, Stable, Garden, and P™,13 Jn o{ Mr. Owen Lewis but M, 0«a 'SZ. «»""»■• John Williams and others. under a bishop's lease '»o «l »•»™ ""«• w"™1' *d r«u, of 20-horse power, with Boiler an Melin Adda Mills. Wood working order, and and C^- Amlwch, January20th,lS*ilL ——7T7Vir SALE BY MESSRS. CHURTON' & F.LPHICK HOTEL, » Situate at Jar U the Menai TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS CHURTON h 0, At the above HOTEL, on Tu » ,n one 0T more Lots be produced at tlie time o !aTT~ that PLOT OF LAND adjoining the A Llanfair Station and ^oLtininglbout,4,144 iSSTn" Owen Morris. For further particulars apply to the Chester and Whitchurch; or to Mesllrs FORD and DUNCAN, Soliel- VAI.UBLE LAKCjyiN* AND Fia IMPORTANT ^yJVEstX nearwtmooUMont. Growing o, the MR. W. G. PREECE „ ,%i7r|'AUCHUT»^ growing on t.he ea.st part <,f the Caer Bache 'Vood. ^T-l'n Sue! TBK&0"3SiPM"' BToJlM on rto "Sr'nTscOTOH ditto. "^4_«SPElJCK.«»dMl^CH«dPINB TREES, | I Paint, growing m the Green Gi Piae, and the finest This Timber is of ?rR!lt carriage ar.d quick re- quality it is well situated ^^0in the main snd level moval, as the woods slope to, an< a each from Uanfair turnpike road at a distance from the Railway Station and Ca!;n Office, and eleven milts no and Canal at Welshpool. mrrhos Hall wUl »P" Mr. E. C. Moore the e^tat age {urthtr particuUrs point a person to show the l.vts, an i 2Q apply to Mr- W. G. PRKKCE, bhrew ,bury. SALES BY MR. GEORGE FELTON. LLANDUDNO. IMPOITTAST AND KXTENSIVR SKLE OF SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, And an Assemblage of other Valuable Effectt. MR. GEORGE FELTON Announces that he has been favoured with instractions of Edwin Gwyther, Esq., of Birmingham, TO SELL BY AUCTION, (WITHOUT RESERVE), On the Premises, No. 8, GLODDAKTH CRESCENT, MARINE PARADB, LLANDT) DNO, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, FEB- RUARY 15th and 16th,1864, ALL that Valuable and Genuine HOUSE- XJL HOLD FURNITURE, comprising, in Dining Room, two Drawing Rooms and Sitting Room, several sets of sub- stantial Mahogany Chairs in Hairseating, missive Dining Room Table on pillar and carved base, with two extra leaves, and two other useful Mahogany Dining Tables, Mahogany and birch centre Tables,carved mahogany easy and lounging Chairs, Sofas and Couches, two handsome and massive Spanish Ma- hogany Pedestal Sideboards, six and seven feet long, elegant carved Rosewood Sideboard with marble top. Hall Table, Chairs and Hatstand in carved Mahogany, four brilliant Pierglasses in gilt frames, excellent Brussels and Kidder- minster Floor Carpets. Patent Felt Druggets, Stair Carpet- ting, and capital Oilcloth on Hall and Lobby, croll Fenders, and sets of polished steel Fireirons, Chimney Ornaments, and numerous Venetian Blinds. SUITES OF SUPERIOR BEDROOM FURNITURE, In Mahogany and polished Birch, comprising Half-Tester, French, and Arabian Bedsteads, with Damask and Dimity ldrapery; Hair, Flock. and Wool Mattresses, capital Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; polished Birch and Spanish Mahogany Chests of Drawers Toilet Drawers, Wasi-stands, and Napkin Airers elegant Toilet Glasses, and single and double sets of Toilet Ware Chintz covered Box Ottomans, Commodes, cte Metallic French and Stretcher Beds and Cribs. The contents of the Kitchen and Servants' Hall and Domes- tic Offices, which are replete with every requisite for a large establishment :-an eight-day Clock in Oak Case, splendid Linen Chest, Cooking Utensils, Copper and Iron Saucepans, Kettles, Stewpans, Fish and Turbot Kettles, and the like; Electro-plated and Metal War-s, in Dinner and Dessert Forks and Spoons, Table Candlesticks. Cruet Frames, &c. a good assortment of Table Glass China Tea, Breakfast, Dinner, and Dessert Services a large Mortar and Pestle, bronzed Tea Kettles and Stands, Scales ard set of Weights: 'vory handled Table and Dessert Knives, Forks, and Carvers a large quantity of good Bed and Table Linen, Blankets, Counterpanes, and Quilts; also a good Mangle, and other valuable and useful effects. The whole to be viewed on the mornings of the day: of Sales, and Catalogues may be had one week prior thereto, at tha various Hotets in the district, or of the ACCTIONEER. Sale to commence each day at twelve o'clock prompt. Mostyn Estate Offices, Llandudno, 27th January, 1864. [3602 LLANDUDNO. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. FELTON, At the ROYAL HOTEL, in LLANDUDNO, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1864, between the hours of 2 and 3 p.m., subject to the conditions to be then and there pro- duced, ALL that Dwelling House called WYNNSTAY HOUSE, situate in and fronting Mostyn-street, the leading thoroughfare of the town of Uandudno in the occu- pation of Mr. George Wynne, having the following accom- modation, viz. :—three Sitting Rooms, eleven Bedrooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Closets, and Outbuildings. Also, all that Dwelling House, known as the TEMPER HOUSE, adjoining Wynnstay House, also situate in and fronting Mostyn-street, now occupied as a Shop by Mr. Charles Smith, Jeweller and Lapidary, and having the follow- ing accommodation, viz.: a roomy Shop, good Sitting Room, five Bedrooms, Kitchen. Back Kitchp-n Collur » GENTLEMAN of good old faillily, high » GENTLEMAN of A- moral c^-a^ter, ™°Geer*tleman moving in good society, aid of a married La y worth attention. T Add^^rSnstance, in strict confidence. H. E City "MAEN^rHOTEL;L- I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, THAT I ha™BBSI<& T and all connection with the ab^EQAEET DAVIES. [3607 Tan 23, 1864. lqotice to Debtors and Creditors. •„/ipV.tpc'l to the Estate of ROBERT A LL Persons maeD tUe parish of Pennant, in the A. MORRIS, of Tyuchaf. M deceased. are requested to county of MONTGOMERY, iarmer.U me fortnwith. pay the amount of respective Deb^ gaid Estate And ^P^particuUrs thereof to me directly, that directed to furnisn p discharged. the same may be examim. Aff JAMES; Clerk to the Executor. 28tb January, 18Gt. [3597 -THE BAiiKP.UPTCY ACT, 1861. p.nrnarvoxishire, nolden TN the County Court of yilUge of Aber- 1. at Pwllheli, EkLIb )V*^ lar0n in the county of Car- daron, in the parish of Aber^r,° Merchant, having been naTVon, Flour I)e ^gr a petition for adjudication of adiudged Bankrupt, nty court of Carnarvonshire, at Bankruptcy, ftle(^in.^ "f iwember, 1S63. Au adjourned Pwllheli on the third day truDt to pass his last exami- nublic sitting for the said discharge will be held naUon and to"make aPPj-aU-.n before Arthur James f j £ XUch, lSii4, at the r, "ss"S OWEN OWEN, Esq. t"€INEG TH()M^S HICTON JONKS, gT'/iShS!' '• • Sor""°T ""he ISSSU th„ ,,ji UWfi' l°, himself to the said Court.■ *»log1ire and discovery of all his mined, and to make finish his examination estate and effects, and to ja? £ ES REES, High Pwllheli, 27th January, 1864. — THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. n RIFPITH ROBERTA VI Penlan-street, ^rnarvon, Carrier and farmer, Denio, in the c°ul\ ?> nkrupt ia the County Court o! Car- having been ad] B the 2Sth day of JanuMT, narvonshire holden at PwUhe MGEL( |0 OWEN OWEN, is hereby required to surre flrgt meeting Kstrar of the said Court ^PwUhel^a^ Feb igfrt .i Prftditors. to be held on nr^ciselv &t his offico in °[Kn o"clock in the forenoon P'eg-^ITH THOMAS gcroif4 JMIIM Esqiiire, is the solicitor acting in the a°^. debts of the creditors, and the .'s estate and effects. ajsissw.ss™16*4'0 "^ssr- 13602 THE bankruptcy ACT, 1861. WILLIAM HUGHES, Wf the pfttish of Li^nbedrog, admdged Bankrupt in the C^^t'o^Cara^arvon'Wre holden at^wlUirf^, ^y'of raK, ^r»S^«K^ £ 3iSiS?!S5;&«»-<5 AU persons having to the Registrar and •« KTs^- THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1861. no, \\riLLIAM GR1F\1t!1Jlia,rketPHc°e, in the town of the1 County of Denbigh;fiJckHo^e^blte tualler,'anil Malt^X'ucensed Victualler JVIaltstej, and s^d County of Denbigh, and Tymawr. in the Pan Bankrupt, on the E Denbigh, having been ^ubtic sitting for the sa d Bankrupt day^^f-^iSatio,, "I1'1 p'^Votri'TUiN afor^a^Lx*J t» pass his last es* Hai(l Court at iwL TU1^a ugMI di?c'n;irge will of vvbruarv. 18(54. at TtnffjWV' ontheTHiKTMSTH da.^ aforesaid in the tve said Bankrupt to summer. dar limited for tne sai the official Asa>g°"VT .y ^he Registrar o aloreaaid is the SoUoltor Llewelyn Adams, oi iv reeisW>»-^M the Bankruptcy. Ai.l'S.,