Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

CARNARVONSHIRE EAST BR QUARTER SESSIONS, H95. TVTOTPCB IS HEREBY GIVEN that the JLN General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County of Carnarvon will be held at the County Hull, Carnarvon, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of APBIL, 1895, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. The Grand and Petty Jurors, all persons bound by recognizance to prosecute aad give evidence or to surrender in discharge of their bail, and all Appellants, Respondents and their Witnesses are to appear at the County Hall aforesaid on the day and at the hour before mentioned. J. H. BODVEL-ROBERTS, Carnarvon, Clerk of the Peace. 21st March, 189! c278y278r53alto ANGLESEY EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS, 1895. TVJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next .1^ General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this County will be bolden in the Police Court, at Holyhead, in and for the said County, or WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of APRIL, 1895, when the Couii will open at half-past Ten o'clock in the morning precisely. The charge to the Grand Jury will then be delivered by the Chair- man, and the Court will thereupon proceed with the criminal and civil business. The Clerks to the Justices of the several divisions are requested to transmit to ice, to irv Offiae at Beaunaris, seven-days before the Sessions, all deposition^, retufts of fines, convic- t'ons, and recognizances, whftll shall have been there taken, together with instructions for indictments. JOHN LLOYD GRIFFITH. Clerk of the Peace. Beaumaris, 16th March, 1895. y271c275h55N COUNTY OF DENBIGH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next 1.\ GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace, for the County of Denbigh, will be held at the County Hall, in Denbigh, in the said County, on SATURDAY, the 13th day of APRIL, 1895, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the Trial of Prisoners, the Hearing of Appeals, and all other business relating to the County over which the Court has juiisdiction. All Jurors, Prosecutors, and Witnesses are required to be in attendance at the above- Bamed hour. LL. ADAMS, Clerk of the Peace. 5, Castle Street, Ruthin, 21st March, 1895. N.B.—Instructions for Indictments should be sent to my office (if practicable) four days at least before the Sessions. C269N COUNTY OF DENBIGH. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ENGLAND AND WALES) ACT, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next Meeting of the STANDING JOINT COM- MITTEE of Quarter Sessions and County Council, appointed under Section 30 of "the above Act, will be held at the COUNTY HALL, in WREX- HAM, on FRIDAY, the 5th day of APRIL, 1895, at the hoar of 11.45 a.m., and the Committee Will thereupon proceed to the consideration of such of the business relating to the application or management of the County Stock or Rate as is within the jurisdiction of the Committee under the above Act. All Persons having any demands against the Committee are requested to forward particulars thereof in writing to my office in Castle Street, Ruthin, forthwith. Dated the 21st of March, 1895, LL. ADAMS, Clerk to the said Committee. 5. Castle Street. Ruthin. C288k COUNTY 0^ CARNARVON. SOUTH CARNARVONSHIRE FISHERY DISTRICT. AT a Meeting of Carnarvonshire County Council, held at Carnarvon, on the 14th day of MARCH, 1895, the following persons were appointed Conservators for the above named District for the ensuing yearJ. E. Greaves, Bronefion, Criecieth Jonathan Davies, 29, Snowdon Street, Portmadoc Morris Jones, Lombard Street, Portmadoc; Robert Thomas. Cardigan House, Criccieth; Owen Owens, Llwyndyrus Mill, via Chwilog; H. Tudwal Davies, Brynllaeth, near Pwllheli; O. M. Roberts, Portmadoc Solomon Andrews, Soath Beach, Pwllheli; E. R. Davies, solicitor, Pwll-I heli W. Pritchard, Nanboron, near Pwllheli; J. ■Evans Hughes, Nevin; T. L. Manchester, Aber- wch Road, Pwllheli; R. Jones, Plas Tan'rallt, Pwllheli: J. R. Thomas, Penybont, Llangybi; O. Lloyd J. Kvane, Broom Hall, Pwllheli; T. E. Griffith, Galltberen, Pwllheli; Edward Jones, Whitehall Place, Pwllheli; R. W. Jones, Ty Cerig, via Criccieth; W. E. Williams, Ysgubor Hen, Llanystumdwy; Abel Williams, Abersoch G. H. Owen. Yrnwlch, Criccieth D. E. Davies, Rhiaafa, Pwllheli; Lewis Jones, Rhosfawr, via Cbwilog T. E. Jones, Plas Tudar. Hannor Ellis O. Ellis. ,Mees. Pwllheli; E. Griffith, Gwindy, Llanystumdwy; W. Anthony, Manchester Bouse, Pwllheli. Dated this 16th day of March, 1895. J. H. BODVEL-ROBERTS, Clerk to the County Council. I Y269c274T52J Ambers. ARMY CONTRACTS. TENDERS will be received at the under- mentioned Office until Twelve o'clock noon On MONDAY, 1st APRIL, 1895, for the supply of BaRAD. BEEF. FUEL WOOD, PAILLASSE STRAW, and for purchase of OLD STRAW in connection with the Bncumpment of troops at Dolgelley and Llangollen. Forms of Tender, Conditions of Contract, showing period of supply, and any further par- ticulars may be obtained on application at this Office, by letter addressed to the Assistant Adjutant General. District Headquarter Office, Chester, 18th March,1895. m4õcw ffiailtoagg. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. TMPORTANT REDUCTION IN RATES. J- WELSH MUTTON and other FRKSH MEAT 18 now conveyed by Passenger Train at HALF PARCELS RATES at owners risk, between all stations throughout England, Ireland, and Wales, Minimum 141bs per consignment. No less charge than 7d, For full particulars apply to the Station- masters at all Cambrian and other Companies Stations and Booking Offices, the Cambrian Railway London Office, 41, Gracechurch Street, London, B.C., or to Mr W.H. Gough, Passenger Superintendent, Oswestry. ALFRED ASLETT, ell j ymE Secretary and General Manager. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. DURING the Winter and Spring Months WEEK-END EXCURSION TICKETS CFriflay or Saturday to Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday), and FOURTEEN DAYS' TICKETS JJfill be issued every Friday and Saturday, also JPURIST TICKETS (available for one Calendar £ *onth) will be issued on °;ny Week Day **om the Principal Cambrian Inland Stations, to Aberdovey, Towyn, Aberystwyth, Bar- mouth, Dolgelley, Harlech, Portmadoc, Cric- cieth, and Pwllheli. For full particulars as to Fares, &c., sea Bills ^hich can be had at all Cambrian Stations, or from Mr W. H. Gough, Passenger Superinten- dent, Oswestry. ALFRED ASLETT, ell 24ym Secretary and General Manager CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. CHEAP WEEK-END TICKETS (Friday or J Saturday to Monday or Tuesday) are now issued throughout the year from Birming- ham, Monument Lane, Vauxhill, Duddleston, I Walsall, Wolverbampton, Burton, Derby, Leicester, Leeds, Dewsbury, Huiderstield, Staley- bridge, Ashton, Stockport, Eccles, Oldham (Clegg Street and Goldwick Road). Manchester London Road), Preston, Blackburn, Chorley, Bolton, St. Helen's, Wigan, Warrington, Liver- pool (Lime Street and Edge Hill), to the follow- ¡ ing Cambrian Watering Places :—Aberystwyth Borth, Aberdovey, Towyn, Dolgelley, and Barmouth. TOURIST TICKETS, available for one momth, will also be issued from the above-named places to tLe Watering Places shown above. Tourist Tickets will also bo issued throughout the year from Cambrian Inland Stations to all Watering Places on the Cambrian Coast. Full particulars as to train times and farea are given on the bills issued by the London and North-Western and Cambrian Railway Com- panies, and such announcements can be obtained at any of the above-named stations. ALL-RED ASLETT, Secretary and Getieral^Manager. November lRt. 1893. cOPv" HARDAWAY AND TOPPING. FLUSHING, HOLLAND. Price List, published twice daily, containing latest market movements on all important events, forwbrded free on receipt of postcard containing address. The oldest estab- lished firm of Turf Commission Agents in the world. No representatives, al93j public Settings, &t. CONWAY ANNUAL HORSE FAIR & SHOW, MARCH mh. 1895. OVER £100 GIVEN IN PRIZES. A PRIZE of £ 40 will be given for the best Agricultural Stallion also a prize of £ b will be given for the best Roadster Stallion to walk the district. Prizes will be given for the best Teams, Cart Horses, Cart Colts, Roadsters, Cobs, and Penies. Entries close Saturday, March 23rd, For further particulars and entry forms apply to the Secretaries. TOSDEVINE AND JONES. Conway. y214c232o Subscriptions. ROYAL VISIT AND NATIONAL EISTEDD- FOD, 1894. IN order to commemorate the Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales held in Carnarvon in 1894 in some tangible form, it has been proposed that Mr PHIL. MORRIS'S PICTURE of EDWARD I. demanding the oath of allegiance to his infant son, the first Prince of Wales, should be purchased and presented to the Town. The carrying out of this suggestion would not only effect the above object, but would also give to Carnarvon a work of art which would yearly increase in value. The Picture, whick is on view in the Carnar- von Institute, can be purchased upon the most favourable terms (£300). The Eisteddfod Committee have voted the sum of £ 50 towards the object. Subscriptions may be paid to the credit of the fund at any of the local Banks, or direct to CHARLES A. JONES, HON. SEC. Amount already advertised £ 124 11 0 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Mrs Griffith, Bodlondeb 2 2 0 Mrs Clemenger, Coedmawr 2 2 0 Mr T. Morgan Lloyd 2 2 0 Miss Jones, Glanseiont 2 0 0 Mr Morris Owen, Solicitor 110 Mr Edward H. Owen, Tycoch 110 Mr George H. M. Owen, Solicitor 110 Dr Watkin Roberta 110 Mr T. Armstrong, Sportsman Hotel. 110 Mrs Hugh Jones, Old Vicarage. 1 1 0 The Misses Owen, Bodowen 110 Mr Thomas Thomas, Minynant 0 10 6 Mr J. R. Pritchard, Mayor of Carnar- von 0 10 6 Mr Rowland LI. Jones, Architect 0 10 6 Mr Griffith Jones, Solicitor 0 10 6 Mr Charles H. Rees, Solicitor 0 10 6 Mr J. T. Roberts, Solicitor. 0 10 6 Mr Richard Roberts, Solicitor 0 10 6 Mr Hugh C. Vincent, Solicitor 010 6 Mr Hugh Williams, Cabinet Maker. 0 10 6 Mr John Williams, Organist 010 6 Mr T. O. Jones, Ironmonger 0 10 6 Mr John Davies, Nelson 0 10 6 Mr Dan Rhys 0 7 6 Mr William Jones, High Street. 060 Mr W. G. Thomas, Castle Square 0 5 0 Mr Wm. J. Williams, Accountant 0 5 0 Mr R, Ellis Evans, South Road. 0 5 0 Mr J. H. Rees, Old Bank 0 5 0 c251 148 2 6 JUsurana. ALL ACCIDENTS, RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURED AGAINST BY THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' A ASSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL, £ 1,000,000. ESTABLISHED 1849. COMPENSATION PAID £ 3,480,000. 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. a29 A. VIAN. SBCHBTARY. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE FOUNDED 1710. SUM INSURBD IN 1893, £ 395,854,440. Fer all particulars apply to the following Agents:- Carnarvon.—Mr. William Hugh Owen. Bala.-tdr. Torwerth Jones, Bryntirion. Bangor.—Mr. Jas Smith. Beanmaris-Mr Fredk. Geary Conway.- Mr. Charles Drover, Deganwy, Llan- dudno. DoIgeHey.—Mr. Thomas P. Jones Parry. Holyhead.—Mr. Owen Hughes. Llangefni.—Mr. William Thomas. Portmadoc.—Mr John Tobias, 6, Marine Terrace, a112 FOUNDED 1824. THE PATRIOTIC ASSURANCE CO. LIFE AND FIRE. Capital, £ 1,500,000. Capital Paid Up..El 18,936 LIVERPOOL BRANCH 15, Tithebarn Street. W. H. CoorER, District Manager. AGENTS: Carnarvon, R. D. Roberts, Coal Merchant. Bangor, C. D. Forbes Humphreys, 298, High Street; John H. Evans, 14, Friais Road; Griffith Jones, 3. Friars Terrace, High Street. Pwllheli, Morris Roberts, Iorwerth House, South Beach Wm. Aeron Davies, Llanbedrog, Portmadoc, Hugh Jones, 36, New Street. Blaenau Festiniog, Robert John Davies, 5, New Market Square; Owen Wm. Roberts, London j House, Tanygrisiau. Llanrwst, ;Hughes Burrows. Manchester House; Benjamin Hayes, Hazel Bank, Llewelyn Terrace. Conway, David M. Roberts, Stanley House, Castle Street; Richard O. Rowlands, 21, Berry Street. Colwyn Bey, H. O. Hughes, Mars Cadwgan James Burwell, Abbey Grove; Thos, J. Dowell, Ivy Buildings. Festiniog, Morris Jones, Bryn Goleu. Llandudno, Richard Bellis, Ivanhoe;" J. T. Roberts, Jubilee Works; Wm, Roberts, Milford House. Menai Bridge, John Elias Owen, Orme View. Denbigh, Wm. Price, Henllan Place; Robert Williams, jun., 13, Chapel Street. c25 PRINTING T>RINTING T>RINTING 1 Accuracy. JL Neatness. JL Despatch, 'HERALD' OFFICE. CARNARVON. DR JONES D.D.S. &c.. SURGEON DENTIST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET, BANGOR. Dlt JONES visits Llangefni every Thursday at Liedwigan Road. Llanerchymedd from 10 to 1, and Amlwch from 2 to 5, with Mr Hughes, Stationer, 8, Market Street, Tuesdays, January 1st, 29th February 26th, March 26th, and April 23rd. Ebenezer and Llanberis, first Tuesday after Pay Day, m Bethesda, first Tuesday after Pay day; Bangor every day except Tuesdays and Thurs- dnys- n.57 It. THE BEST SEEDS FOR :1 THE: GARDEN. • SELECT VEGETABLE SEEDS, CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. SEED POTATOS, CARDEN TOOLS, SUNDRIES, &c. CARRIAGE » ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE* I NOT 446 • POST TBEB ON APPLICATION. • I'DICKSOHS. CHESTER. | business A IL GYFROL PAPXTR PAWB. Mewn atebiad i luaws o geisiadau, dymunir hysbysu fod y cyhoeddwr mewn safle i gyflawni ychydig gopiau cyflawn o'i gyfrol Gyntaf a'r Ail. PrisiauKhifynau heb en r.hwymo, yn ddidraul drwy y Post, 5s 6c yr un, wedi eu rhwymo yn ddestlus, mewn llian, a r enw ar y cefn, yn ddidraul drwy y Post, 7s 6c yr un. Yr elw arferol i Ddosparthwvr a L'iyfrwerthwyr. PRIF GYNNWYSIAD YR AIL GYFROL. MAE SON AM DANYNT (BYWGRAPHIADAU A DARLUNIAU). Antlfodiy, Henadrur Williaon, Mai ear PwHheJi, Ben Davies ac Ellfed. Bevan, Mr William, Llandudno. Conway, Mr Richard, C.S., Llandudno. Davies, Parch J. Oadvan Davies, Mr John (Gwyneddon). Davies, Parch Owen, Caernarfon. Davies, Parch T. Eynon, Glasgow. Dyson, Henadur Alfred, maer Fflint. Edwards, Parch D. Oliver, Tregaron. Kthvattls, Ma* O. M., M.A., Rhydyohen. Bdwaaxfe, Piifafchraw, Pontypwl. Edwards, Mr T. A. Wynne, U.H., Diubyeh. Etiwaovis, Dr Thtmas Charles, Bala. Ediwarcte, Pardh T. C., D.D. (Cyinonfardd). Edwards, Henadur W. H., U.H., maer Aber- taJwe. Evans, Mr Hiaweffl, prif-gwnstabl sir Abeutbeifi Evacs, CynightOttydid Ivor, maer Abentetfi. Evans, Mr Rctdieirfek, imaier Llaiabedx-Pont- Stepihan. Evtains, Mr TudJor, Caetrdtydd. Evans, Mir Wiililaun, C.S., Llandudno. Gee, Mir HbtweHl, maer Dkubyolv. Gladstone, wyres Mr I Gorst, Syr Jolhn Griffith, Mr Ellis .Tomes, M.A., ItL.B. GoiftMi, Capiben J. H. K. Ga^ffiltlli, Mr R. A., Caernarfon. Gtfiffiiahs, yl11 HybaiVih. Affdiddiaaon, Castell- medld. Howard, y Miiiwriajd, WijgtfaJr. Howedil, Jjur W. T. Hugh)es, Miisis Ellen, LTian-engan. Huglhee, Mr J. P., Lewpwl. HngHies, Mr R. O. (EHfyn) Huglhee, Mr Samuel, cadfclrydd Cynghor Siroi Moii. Hughes, yr Hybarch Thomas, Ma.chynlleth. Hughels, M|i! Wdtixam, arfuniydd, Cerigydxuid- ioai. Hwfu Mon. James, Mr ArthuT Gomex James, Parch E. Nefyn. JonaMian, Mtr H-enry, Caernarfon. Jones, y — onwr, o'r Wladfa Gymreig. Jones, Mr diaries A., Caec^iarfon. Jones, Mr D. Pryste, G. and L. Jones, Parch D. S., ChwiHog. Jones, Mr Edward, cyn-faetr Pwltheli. Jones, Henadur Elias, U.H., Llandudno. Jones, Proffetswr BLenry, M.A. Jones, Parch J. B., B.A., Aberhonddu. Jonee, y BOIKWH J. W. Jones, y Pturdh N. Cynihafal, D.D. Jones, y Pairdi W., Abeirgrwaun. Jones, Mir W., maer LUaxiymjdldyfri. Jonies, Mr W. B. C., Criccieth. LeiakTbetiter, Major T. J., prif-gwnrtala sir DdEnTbydh. Le-es, Mr Elliott, A.S. Lever, Mb WittiamH. Lloyd, Syr Hioirtaitdo Llmxi, Pioffeswr J. E., M.A., Bangor. Maeir CydJwetla. Menzies, Mr J., U.H., Caernarfon. Morgan, Cyngjhjofrydid Hopkins, U.H., maer Caste jinedd. 1.:furl¡æ, Henadur M. T.. Caernarfom. Murlees, Cyngfeoiydd Charles, maecr Girreo- stwn. t Owen, Parch Samuel, Tanygrisiau. Owen, Parcth Thomas, Portiwnadog. Parry, BIn Joseph (Pemoerckl America). Pa,rV, Dr R., CaornafrfoD- Parry, Parch R. (Gwaldhimai). Parry, y diiweddaæ. Thotmas (Caltffcwg), Llan- dudno. Pennant, Mr Philip Pennant Pierce, y Cyngharw D., Caernarfon. Powotll, Mi- DiavJd, Miywydkl Bank of Engktwi. Pritchard, Mis 0., (Buddug). Prothero, 3ir Lewis, prif-gwnatabl Mon. Rath bone, M!r Wiildiatm, A.S. Rees, Parch E. (Dyfed). Rees, Henadur Richard, Machynlleth. Rhys, Mr Dan, Caernarfon. Roberts, Parch Evan Dyffryn. Roberts, Parch Canon Ellis (Elis Wyn o W^ifai). Rolx'iis, Parch G Cecdliog, Hacillyfrn. Roberts, Mr J. Coniwyeon, Abekteifi. Robarts, Mr John H., Mus. Bac. (Pencerdd Gwyncf'U).. Roberts, Farci J. J. (Iodo Caernarfon). Rogers, Dr Roland, Rowlands, CadMdog H., Y.C., K.C.B. Sankey, Mr B. Ira, v diwygiwr. Stytho, Mr R. R., Caernarfon. Thomas, diwedefair Barch B. (Myfyr Emlyn). Thomas, Cyngihomydd David, maer PanHifa«n. Thomas, Hybarch D. R. Thomas, Mr E. (Ooahfarf). Thomas, Parch J., M.A., LeupwI. Thomas, Mr Morriis, C.S., Oonis. Thomas Arcthddiaoon Richard, Meifod. Thomas, y Milwriad W. H., Bettuanaris. Wetit, yr An^liydeddus W. E. SackviMe Wiilliiuns, Mr loan Taiesydd Wililiams, y Paroh J. Ceuianydd Wiilliajns, Palreh J. O. (Pedrog). Wcffiaons, Syr John, M.D. WLHEams, Mr O. R. (Cyinro Cybi). Willlaciis, Parch R. A. (Berw). Williams, Mr R. Mon, Caargybi. Wiilliams, MT William, Bangor. Williams, Mr W. J., G. and L. (Gwilym Alaw) Caernarfon. Williams, Mr W. 0., Baegor. I Wynn, yr Anrhydeddw F. G., Gflynffiifoii. CHWEDLAU BYRION. I AtlgasirwyuM y Ifrenitnes Bliaabeih i briodii. Adnabod ei Hun. Angen am Fwnoi. Angflij-stonxWau YmJcMaaigoeiadoJ. Ai peitlhau rihad yw goiriau ? Adverteusio ei Hun ar Grureg Fodd ei Wraag. Amtgy'lchiaid eyffrous. Arglwyckl Beaconsfieid a'r Ffrancaeg. Ar 01 yr Amser. AwgrrauLadhu Mieddygol. Barn Anieiriicaniwr am ei Bobl ei Hun. Beaitihyg Ysgwydd i Deigr. Beitsto Tv Claa. Beitih sytdjdi yn Dyfod o ffin Hetiau. Bod yn Hapus er yn Briod. Broahhrel a'i Bribd. Caniyniadiau Riliyfedldlol Priodias. Cybfdd! Aberysttwytih. Cynghor i Eglwys Grintaohlyd. Ciyn ac ar ol PrliOOli-Shon a Shan TomoB Cwn St Bernanid. Dafydd Deyd y GwÍfr a'r Gwydlda/U GwylltTon. Daimwaiin ynte Tynged 1 DefnyddLoMleib Myglys. I Difetha'r Cyflafeh. Digrifdla-ith Rhyfel. Dull Bismarck i Ddial am Anfoesgarwcih. Dyddoirol i'r Rihyw Deg. Dyfod yn ol diD BetcLd. Engraipht o Foesgarwch. Ei Got Fawr Newydd Danlli o. Bisieu Goatwiedki Oedtd Arno. Emwi'r Plenfcyn. Fedra Fo Ddún Ca)el Mwy o Lytiliyrena. Ffermwr yn GaXu Gwefl'd yn Mheil. Ffraethebion Tomos Lewis. Ffordd Nerwyddl i Gael Casgliad. Fftyndiau o'r Dldiivy Ochr. Ffydddon hyd Angau. Gemeitlh Amwyl lawn. (xlkwdlstone yn Signalman. GoIJygydd y Llmad: Gymreig (cyfres). Goannod o GaiiimoJiiaretli. Greddtf yn'Gryfadh na Rhefcwm. Gnversi Giyffudd Jos i'w Fab. Gwneyd Papur. Haydn fell Oyfunooddwr. Heb Fedlra Saesaiieg. Hefe. yr Arttih yn y Bwthyn. Hettbiilon Sianon Tycdai. HoCynt y Mochvn. Hmodioaii Bob Ffowc. HylfuySiad Pwysig. I lawn Ddiefnytkliio OyfieUf^dpAHU. —* I Iga)mogam«i!dicl £ TVch. I'r Ddadfa yn Dditayimwth. t Jack y Mwnci. Jones o'r Nantt. Llfwlron OfnaxJwy. LlatdkJ y Mochryn. Llyn Pysgiod merwn Egiwys. Mr Fadladen yn anerch ei etholwyr. Mewn Sefyilfa Anhyiaw. Mils Mallaprop. Mwya'r Hast, Mwya'r Rhwystr. Napod'eon a'r Coodwr. Nefoedd y MMijoane»tainiaid:. Nerth Llerw a N ertlh March. Ni Chafodd Orphen. X:d Estays WedE'r Owbl. 0 B'le mae y Gwlaw yn Dyfod ? 0 Bwys i Bawb ei Wybod. 0 Fown i Siop y BarbWr. Ogof Gratg yr Ogwydd. Onibai aim Un Nh. Parariwys i'r Diog. Parrot y Deon. Pobl a Plicftihau Angbyffre<Bn. Pricd&s AbyaeLinniMidid. Priodas yn Mhwllygro. Pryd Male Memch Hauddlaf. Rihaid. Cymeayid y Canlyniad. Rheibio'r Cyfrwys. Rhyfeddlodiaai'r Lan. Rhyfedd, onide ? Rcwlanid BBill a'r Hen Wr&ig. Suusagas ar yr Ymenydct Siarald yn Nglilust y Mul. Spurgeon a'i Hot. Straeon am BtaegatihwyT. Sut i LeJbatu BsSliau. Swyno Xadroedd. Trem ar EwMElyn Miatehno. 'L'rioedd Awen. Trioedd Cerdd. Troi y Byrdldiau. With y Cdoc. Y BarMwr a'T Baa^iyftieuthiwr GwydMediig. Y Daearegwr Enwog yn Entll Swiit. Y Ffordld Oreni i Gysgu. Y Gwahaniaieifch Rhwng Ceffyl ac Asyn. Y Gwr Ieuanc Hunan-hyderus. YiLherawdfWT RwisiJa a'i DdSenyddiad. Yr Haul yn Machlud yn Ddistew Baoh. Yt Iudidlewes a'i Chariad. Y Sawdl Esgid. CERDDORIAETH. I Adeoyn Llwyd y To (Ap Gliaslyn). Bendiith y MMfwr (Eos Bradiwen). Breu(khy\"d y Miiwr (Eos Bradwen). Bugeiiiiaid BerbMehem (Eos Bradiwen). Ceniad y Don (Eos Bradwen). Cilia'r Nos (Bos Bradwen). Gwerddmau'r LK (Eos Bradwen). Cilia'r Nos (IDas Bradwen). Gwerddmau'r Mi (Eos Bradwen). I Llais y Gwyliwr (Eos Hi ad wen). lrle'T Hatftldydd yn Ymdori' (Evan Jones, CLawdd Ncwydd). Piiodasgerdd Meroh v Bugail (Eos Bradwen). Y Gorliiianit (Eos Bradwen). Ymdaitih Rakotzy (Eos Braiftwen). Yr Adar Man (E. Ylltyr Williaans). BYDENWOG. I Due isaxe-Coburg. Ei Maiwfihydi y Frenihines. Gladstone, y Gwir Anrhydeddus W. E. Tywysog a ThywySogee Cymru. Y Tywjisogesau YictorJa a Mauxl. Y Diwygwyr Probeatainaidd—Wycliffe, T*yn- cjail, Ridley, John Calvin, John Fox, Jere- my Taylor. BARDDONIAETH (GYDA DARLUN). Rhanu Eiddo Fotty Wen. Yr Ystorm. RHAMANTAU CYFLAWN. Hunaai^afiajifb Hogyn, VI.—XXXII pen- I nodau. Jeroboam Jones, I.—IX. 1 Peryglon Pemcaer, I.—XYII. ERTHYGLAU DARLUNIADOL, &c. I Arglwvdd Rosebexy—Pee Gwleidyddol. ArwT Dydd y Briallu (Arglwydd Beacons- fie;ld). | Barldkl y Gadair a. Bardd y Goron. Brad y POWdWT Gwn. t'angihen Ha' (Llandudno). Ca-cLoJl AbealioliKIdu. Casteil Abeaystwytlh. Castell Beiaumaais. Catstek Caecxlrydd. Cas teilll Cilgetmui. Cafitell Conwy. Casteili Cydlvveli. Castfld Harlech. Caste'll Hwltfoirdd. Castell Llanstephan. Castell Penairfag. Ca,-itt;ll Penfro. Ch.'na, Japan, a Corea (map). Cofgoiofn yr Esgob Morgan. Cynier, M'cmacluog Darluniau Eisteddfodol—Y Gadair a'r Bleser- Icng "Milia. l):irt"eiifa Rydid Caernarfon. J Datgan Annil^niaieth yr Umol Daleiiihau. Kich Dyn." Enlli, Ynys <7air o Gynghor. Gwasanaictih Elepliantik-iid inewn Rhyfel. Hywel Giythor. lachawdwiiaethwyr Wrth eu Gwai'th. L'andudno yn 1845. Llaneiwy, Eglwys Gadeiiioi Llanrwst, Trom ar Ieiiiant Argrapliu yr "Herald Cymraeg." Pont y Twr, Llundiacn. Rhailadr y Wenol. SelLau Cyi-iglioj'au SiNJ. Cymru. Sut i Wanedu Rhag Bcddi (2). Terfysgoedd Argiwydd George Gordon. Y lirixlkis-rodi Frenhinol Gymreig. Y Frenhines Boudicca (Buddug). Y Gatrawd Gymreig a'i Gafr. Ystrad Fflur. Monaclilog. Y Rhodd Genedlaethol i Dywysog a Thywya- oges Cymru. I Yr Y m welydVi Digroesaw. Ymgeleididu'r Amddifaid—Cartrefi Arthog a St MaIre, Caernarfon. Bodeliwyddan. MILOEDD 0 FFRAETHEBIOX.—CANNOEDD 0 DDABL ;XIA'«' DlbYR.— I CONGL Y RWTHYNWR-AT EIN GOHEBWYR.-CYFRES 0 GYMRC DIFUDD, &c. CYHOEDDWR .—DANIEL REES, CAERNAPFON. — i ^ssuraiicc. P II U J) E N TI A 1, ASSURANCEI COMPANY, LIMITED. CHIEF OFFICE: HOLBORN BARS, LONDON. SUMMARY OF THE REPORT PRESENTED AT THE FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING HELD ON 7TH MARCH, 1895. ORDINARY BRANCA. — The number of Policies issued daring the year WI'S 61,744, assuring the sum of £ 6,282,120, and producing a New Annual Premium Income of £ 339,967. The Premiums received during the vear were £ 2,077,966, being an increase of £ 223,586 over the year 1893. The Claims of the year amounted to £ 518,131. The number of Deaths was 3584, an 198 Endow- ment Assurances matured. The number of Polices in force at the end of the year was 375,545. INDUSTRIAL BRANCH.—The Premiums re- ceived during the year were £4,244,224, being an increase of £ 272,360. The Claims of the year amounted to jEl.548 377. The number of Deaths was 168.689, and 1304 Endowment. Assurances matured. The number of Free Policies granted during the year to those Policyholders 0' five jears' standing, who desired to discontinue their pay- ments was 66,478, the number in force being 398,078. The number of Free Policies which j became Claims during the year was 6672. [ The total number of Policies in force at the end ot the year was 11,176,661 their average duration is nearly seven and a hnif years. The Assets of the Company, in both branches, as shown in the Balance Sheet, are E21,213,805, being an increase of £2.674.940 over those of 1893. A supplement showing in detail the various investments is published with this report. j GENERAL BALANCE SHEET OF THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY I LIMITED, ON THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1894. LIABILITIES. £ s. d. Shareholders'Capital 700,000 0 0 Ordinary Branch Funds 9.499.379 12 0 Industrial Branch Fund 10,976,244 16 9 Claims under Life Polioies ad- mitted. 39,180 10 6 £ 21,213,804 19 3 ASSETS. £ s. d. British Government Securities (Consols) 2,208,377 11 9 Railway and other Debentures and Debenture Stock 2,067,606 18 1 Loans, County Council, Muni- cipal and ether Rates 5,500,322 4 9 Freehold Ground Rents and Scotch Feu Duties 2,482,077 18 9 Mortgages 2,485,044 19 11 Metropolitan Consolidated Stock, and City of London Bonds 349.245 13 0 Bank of England Stock 167,337 0 1 Freehold and Leasehold Pro- perty 1,196,248 6 4 Indian and Colonial Govern- ment Securities 1,811 899 15 8 Reversions 194,349 10 3 Railway and other Shares 1,436,831 811 Loans on the Company's Policies 314.981 9 3 Rent Charges 100,357 5 10 Outstanding Premiums 390,888 0 6 Cash in hands of Superinten- dents, and Agents' Balances 50,307 12 10 Outstanding Interest and Rents 187,862 3 0 Cash—On current accounts, and in hand 270.067 0 4 £ 21,213,864 19 3 THOS. C. DEWEY, 1 „ WILLIAM HUGHES,/Mana8er3' I W, J. LANCASTER, Secietary. EDGAR HORNE, Chairman. HENKY H ARB EN,} 4 PERCY T. RE ID, j Direct<>ra. have examined the Cash transactions. Receipts and Payments, afiectiEg the accounts of the Assets and Investments for the year ended December 31st, 1894, and we find the same in good order and properly vouched. We have also examined the Deeds and Securities, Certinc.tes.&c.. representing the Assets and Investments set out in the above account, and we certify that they were in possession and safe custody as oa December 31st, 1894.. 20th February, 1895. DELOITTE, DEVER, GRIFFITHS, & Co. For further particulars apply to the Superintendent, Mr J. W. Jones, 36. Castle Square Carnar- von; or to the Assistant Superintendents, Mr John Williams, Eryri Terrace, Llanruc Mr Robert Hughes, Bodlondeb, Penygroes; Mr M. T. Jones, 3, Friars Terrace, Bangor; Mr W. Hughes, Prudential House. Bethesda; Mr Robert Roberts, Caradog Villa, Llangefni. c2707b56z GOOD I I WORK. I WORK. LETTERPRESS PRINTING LOW' rates I "HERALD" OFFICE, CARNARVON. I OtN N EF ORD'S MAC N E S I A. The Wat remedy for Acidity of the Stomact, Heartburn, Headache, Gout and Indi- gestion, and ibe safest aperiecl lor delicate Con."it.u ti"Sù<.IAJ¡. Children, tad imantt. Sold tnroughout the Word. CAUTION.-See that DINNEFORD AND CO. is on every Bottlp. and Label. cl5 I FRANCIS MORTON AND CO., LIMITED LIVERPOOL. Take this seasonable opportunity of inviting the attention of Agriculturists to their I rl A GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON ROOFS I TO COVER STACK AND FOLD YARDS, HAY BARNS, &c., &c. F. M, and Co.'s THATCH SUBSTITUTE" was awarded the Silver Medal of the ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. j LONDON OFFICE;: 17, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W. c737 AST- The public are respectfully warned that the only way in which they can be sure of getting- reliable yeast is to ask for 3. welj-known a.2c tested brand. ASK FOR D.C.L." YEAST | Every bag is branded. Do not be imposed upon with unbranded yeast called Scotch, or branded "Scotch" alone. Scotch makers are DOT, ashamed of their name. Our yeast is absolutely pure, and is unsurpassed for the home or the bakery. Ask your grocer to give you D.C.L." YEAST and decline to take any other. Sole Manufacturers of this renowned Yeast- THE DISTILLERS Co., Limited. EDINBURGH. j X«te well-"I».C.I,.«f J SAVES HAND-LABOUR. VENUS WASHES EVERYTHING. [ § THE: JOHN NOBLE aj HAliF-CtUIlTUA COSTUMES.! NEW REGISTERED DESIGN FOR WINTER, 1894. irect from the Largest Firm of Costume Manufacturers in the World, L' less than Half Ordinary Prices. These Costumes are made in The John Noble Cheviot-Serge, in Black, Navy, 3rown, Myrtle, Ruby, Reseda, Tan, Grey, or brab; they are supplied complete Tor the ridiculous price of 10 6 each, packed in leather board box, and sent carriage paid for 9d. extra, and in the making of them there are Over 800 Workers Employed. The John Noble Half-Guinea Costumes, the most remarkable ever produced, have created a complete revolution in the cost of jr;;rment« for Ladies' wear, and have secured beyond a doubt THE ADMIRATION OP THE! WORLD. Eachgarmentcunsists of improved wide Skirt and new smartly-shaped Bodice, tvhich is pleated at the tiack into a pointed saddle that terminates in two points it the front; full fashionable sleeves, bound seams, and belt, and the boaice can be worn inside or outside the skirt., which measures 40 inches long. The lower part, of the skirt, and the cuffs, collar, and saddle of bodice, are trimmed with one row of £ ne silk cord, the whole thus forming A LADY'S COMPLETE COSTUME FOR 10/6 The Present Design excels all previous ones in every respect. The style is better, the cut is superior, and the make and finish beyond all criticism, thus adding in a triple degree to the already marvellous value of these Costumes, which have secured An enormous success, and are known in every part of the civilised wocld. 'Each costume packed in box and sent carriage paid for 9d. extra. The sizes kept in stock will fit any figure up to 38 inches round the bust under arms, but larger or special sizes can be made to order at a cost of lit) extra. KNOCKABOUT FROCKS FOR GIRLS from 16 each. t.re also supplied in the John Noble Cheriot Serge, with saddle top, long full sleeves, belt and pocket, at the following prices:— Lengths 21 24 27 30 33 36 39 42 45 ins. Price 16 2/- 2/6 3- 3/6 4/- 4/0 5/- g/B each Postage 4|d. extra. UYLKY PI-KCHA?»ER DELIGHTED. The lengths stated are from top of I neckband to bottom of skirt in front. THE JOHN NOBLE CHEVIOT SERGE (Regd.) is a PT /0 fabric of irreat. durability and world-wide fame. It is 52 inches •' k 11 t 77 1 I .I i I I I S !4.- 44, 1% I '.11% I "I yI, I wide, does not spot with rain, and may be washed whenever necessary. Colours—Navy, Brown. Myrtle. Reseda Ruby, Grey, DJab, Tan, or Black. Everv reader can secure a Full Dress Length of SIX YAKDS for 7s. 6d. Sen r carriage paid for 9d. extra. VSf* PATTERNS* also Illustrated" Book (,f the Serge," avid Fashion Sheet of otha Costumes for Ladies and Children's wear sent POST FREE lo;lr;Y reacter d this pRT>°?* on application. I JOHN NOBLE, Ltd., The Warehouse, U, p'ocadiPy, Rg&KSSgESTEii Shipping, A NEW ZEALAND-REDUCED FARES TO intending Settlers, by the KE W ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S (138, Leaoenhall Street, London) Stesniers.—Fo? further portico- lars and for all information regarding the Colony apply to the AGENT-GENERAL FOR NEW ZEALAND, 13, VICTORIA STREET, LONDON. I THE ABERDEEN LINE. | LONDON TO AUSTRALIA. Vai Cape of Good Hope, in 42 èaya. [ Damascus. Capt. A. Douglas, R.N.R. 3609 tons April 25. Thermopylce..Capt. A. Simpson 3711 tons May 25. THESE magnificent full-powered steamers will fail as above for MELBOURNE and SYDNEY, taking passengers for Tenerife and Cape Town ard for all Australian and New Zealand Ports. For fares and full particulars apply to the owners, Geo Thompson and Co., 24, LeadenhaU Street London, E.C. c7fy84 STEAM COMMUNICATION. BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, BANGOR, MENAI BRIDGE AND CARNARVON. IIVERPOOL, CARNAHVON AND MENAI J STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—The quickest and cheapest Goods transit between LIVERPOOL and NORTH WALKS — The Steamer PRINCE JA JA, or other steamer, le&vee the West Side, Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool, every Wednesday with goods for Beaumaris, every Wed- ne-day and Saturday for Carnarvon, Bangor, and Menai Bridge. For Freights, &c., apply at the Company's Offices, Messrs Richards, Mills, and Co., 18. James Street, Liverpool or at Carnarvon, Mr J. Pritchard, Company's Warehouse New Harbour. N.B.—To insure shipment, all Goods should be delivered by noon on day of sailing. cy ALLAN LINR. ROYAL MAIL STEAMEES TO CANADA AND UNITED STATES REGULARLY EVERY THURSDAY. BEST, CBEAI EST.AND MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to Canada, Manitoba, the North-Wast Territories and British Colombia, the Western States of America, and to all points on the Pacific Coast. SPECIAL RETURN RATES FOR TOURISTS. Write for Handbook of concise information and advice, also ef latest maps and pamphlets, supplied I Free by A Jan Brothers & Co., 19, James Street, Liverpool; or to W. J. WJliams, 7, Market Street, Carnarvon; W. D. Jones, Jld Bank, Holyhead; R. G. Humphreys, Bookseller, High Street. Portmadoo; J, R. Cadwaladr, Agent, 7. Bowydd View, Blaenau Festiniog; J. H. Jones, Llanrwst; W. H. Daviea Sationer, Bank Place. Denbigh; Owen Jones, auction- eer, &c., Old Post Office, Penygroes; Thomas Evans, and Co., Station Chambers, Rhyl. aSS AMERIOAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMED LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA Firut-Class, full-powered, Iron StoamsMpc ACCOMMODATION ? passangMi equal to L-3L any EUROPEAN lanq. Steerage Outfit Free. Passengers and Boodi landed at Philadelphia en th. Wharf of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THIS IS THE SHORTEST AND BasT ROUTE TO THE WEST. Apply to RICHARDSON. SPENCE, AND CO.. 19 and 21 Water Street-LIVERPOOL, LocAL AGENTS:— W J. Williams, 7, Market Street, Carnarvon. R. R, Stythe, 39, Bangor Street, Carnarvon, H. J. Williams, 60, High Street, Bethesda, Aicnard Roberts, Bethesda. Stephen Roberts, Glynllifon Hotel, Blaenau Pastiniog, T. Evans and Co., Station Chambers, RhyL c-2i-y WHITE STAR LINE, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, via Queensfeowa every Wednesday. ♦TEUTONIC, Wed.. Mar. 27 I BKITANITIC, Wed., Apr. 3 Cotton not carried on Passenger Steamers. SECOND Cabin will be carried on the voyage marked thns*. Steerage passage, at Low Rates, ¡ including Outfit free of charge, to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. The splendid Vessels ot this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in the complete- ness of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amidships. Apply to Robert Owen, Ship and Insurance broker and William John Williams. 7. MarkstSt-oot. Caraar- von; Richard Roberts, Bethesda; O. E. Parry, Slate Merchant, Dolwydde'on David Rowlands. Penygraig; W. M. Jones, Church Street, Llang-efni; R. G. Roberts, Rock Cottage, Creigiau Mawr. Taiysarn H. Hughes, 8, Market Street, Amlwch; W. D. Jones, Auctioneer and Valuer, Old Bank, Holyhead W. O. Williams, Denbigh Street, Llanrwst; R. 0. Evans, 1, Minafoa, Dolgelley; William Edwards, 7, Williams Terrace, L e nberis; or to ISYAY IMRIE & Co., 34, Leadenhall Street, London, E.G., and to 10, Water Street, Liverpool; Messrs Thomas Evans and Co., Station Chambers, Rhyl. cl7 CUNARD LINE. FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES. I ROUL MAIL STEAMERS FIIOM LIVER- POOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. 1 FOR NEW YORK. | UHBBIA Sat., Mar. 30 LUCANIA Sat., April 6 I ETRCRIA Sat. Aprii 13 I FOR BOSTON. CEPHALONIA.Th., April 4 CATALONIA.Th., April II GALLIA.Th., April IS 1 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate fares for FIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; also through to CHINA, JAPAN, NEW ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA. Steerage Passengers to all parts of America and Canada at low rates; those by Boston steamers Canada at low rates; those by Boston steamers booked to New York without extra char?«. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, 8, Water Street. Liverpool, Or to their Agents:—Mr, W. J. Secretary, North Wales Quarrymen's Union. 7, .V -cet. Street, Carnarvon, and Mr. K. Roberts, O c "ost Office, Bethesda c4978 I R (JBERT y DaiiEsi SILL- POSTER AND DISTBILDTOR, TYN-Y-CEFN, CORVFL"j. .\HHHH. GUARANTEED | GRASS & CLOVER 9 CARRIAGE PAID. >, r>RIZC The BEST SWEDE, Qualities at Cheapest MAWiiEL, TURNIP &C» Descriptive Catalogue 449), <&' » Farm Seeds, Post Free on A plication. Die KSO N 5 Seed Orewer. (Limited) t-=tC t<. JCSTABIiISEBD IN i fOR THR PROTECTION OJ I srrUBBS MERCANTILE OF it^S T" Awriliarp Company ( ?'Plt:6-}. &2. STREET, L DOiN, E.C R wSGRIBIBSS BY AT Ti- IJMZ'LY INFORM; AT ION, MAY AVOID MAKING BAD D&Br-è''3. STKBT TRADER SHOULD- 6TUBBS' WEEKLY CrA^BTTH With which ifi issued a Supple -taininf LIST OF CREmTOi Coder all the important THE COMMERCIAL Ri/± UTERS contain more ? bac Mr SEVEN MILLION > T R I E 8 LEBTB E.ECOTERED PRO^ .^TLY and paid over tc Subscribers or Tuesday cud Irr* day in each week. tRANCHES at CHARLLS STREET ,cHAM uERS, CARDIFF, Aberdeen, Bradford, Brighton, BristoU Belfast, Cork. Dablis, Dcndee, Edinburgh. Glasgow, Hull, Lead*, Liverpool, Man- chester, Newcastle, .N unr;ch, Nottin^Lam, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Kneliitid, .d 3, Friixcw Street, Regent Street, W. SUB-OFFICES. — SWANSEA, Blacs-burr, Cam- bridge, Derby, Exeter. Gloucester, Gr»cru.by, Halifax, fiaaley, Hudder{ps^ich, I^e;cestor, Limerick, Londonderry, Midd»esboro, Afwp.irt (Mon.), Northampton, Oxyord, Prest a, Heading, Southampton, -Ptc/a ton-on-T«es, Sinfrlaiio, Wal sail, Waterford, Wolverhampton, *Voro<ir. york. TERMS: £1 la., r,2 2s,, JeS oi., i..5 i" a.cordiaf to requirements. PROSPECTUS forwarded on apnuc-^iLn ;c of ana tÜ,nv8 r. A