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COLWYN BAY VISITORS. bLL YCROCHAN HOTEL. vi LittUwood, Esq., tlesident. fattlewood. do. "liver, Esq., Bowdon. IF. Grf*harn. Esq. do. V Gresharii, do. ^urse Potter, do. Gresham, do. J. TV? Gresham. do. ^fffabroyd, Esq.. Iiirkd<tk>. Sfc ^atroy.J, do- G 1- ^'urg»troyd. do. ■Kr" StoclqK>rfc. NdBtrop. d2. I? r' ?ay^°r, Lsq., Bhindo-lis&nda. j.- L. March. Esq., do. w," ^Dghurst. Esq., do. W °"» Esq.. BlundeiLsanda. 'and Job, do. £ *«», Esq., do. 14r, NeiU, do. J. w. Job, Esq., Freshfield. J"b, do. 8 Potter, Manchester. J «, J- Potter, do W. Jones, do. p. lliggin, Esq.. Bredbury. I.Ir8 Higgin, do. Higgio, do. Cliarlton, Esq., Hale. &Irs Charlton, do. fiebiger, Esq., Great Crosby, 111" Fiebiger, do. J. H. Greenhow, Esq., Bowdon. r<= and Miss Greeahtnv, do. e^ts Greenhow, do. r- Hutton, Bowdon. ™rs Hutton, do. Hr ^'na'e. Esq., Maetlos&eld *s Smale, do. J. B. Waterhouse, Esq., Liverpool. Paton, Esq., Bobiogton. Paton, do. r- Finlay, Rawsienstall, !1r! Piixlay, do. li. Plriglit, Esq., Rochdale. rs Bright and friend, do, • Smart, Esq., Manchester. IIrs and Miss Smart, do. j" Cottam, Esq., do. • C. Taylor, Esq., do. «uckiey, Esq., do. B. Brown, Esq., and friend, do. Ja "I't's Wood, Esq., Southport. ldrs and Miss Heap, Rochdale. D. Heap, do. J. Phillips Bedson, Esq., Didsbury. rs and Miss Bedsou, do. Messrs Bedson, do. J. Seville Okgg, Esq., Manchester. Id rs and Miss Clegg, do. E. Hutchinson, Esq., and maid, Furoesa Abbey. C. Levy, Esq., Manchester. *«'s Levy, do. '• and Mrs Schad, Northwich. €'strop, Esq, junr., Stockport. jp. II. Proctor, Esq., Bolton. Mra Proctor, do. °Qghurst, Esq., Liverpool. Rostron, Esq., Manchester, 1-8 Rostron, do. Esq., do. 13 Hardcastle, do. W. Adshead, Esq., Dudley. rs Adshead, do. ldrs and Misses Blatherwiclc, Knutsford. .6.. S. Porter Ilargreaves, Esq., Wiltshire. )Irs Porter Hargreaves, do. ~usta,e-e Harrison, Esq., Liverpool. liilher Holt, Esq., London. Holt, do. Sutcliffe, Esq., Sowerby Bridge. £ rs Sutcliffe, do. irlss Kathleen Sutcliffe, do. faster Donald Sutcliffe, do. faster Raymond Sutcliffe, do. **•. rhompgon, Esq., Blackburn. Thompson, do. teter Reade, Esq., Conglefcou. S'ss Reade, do j* P. Read«, do. v,- Woods, Esq., Bishop Auckland. Irs Woods, dQ. R. Thompson, New York. Thompson, do. Gorton, Hereford. Craig, Rochdale. v," Chase, Esq., Liverpool. Chase, do. iss Armitago and party, do. r8 and Miss Ad lard, Winchoombe. jjjfs Betterton, do. 'ss Broadhurst, ManoVioster. apta:n Higson and party, Hartford, METROPOLE. r. Tattersall, Manchester, Sod'don, Esq.. do. Seddon, do. Esq., Obastet, 7 Harlcer, do- ^.Mitchell, Esq., Chester. Robinson, do. 1u Devroux, Choeter. j Devroux. do. ».• R. Thompson, Now York- Thompson, do. Ludh, Esq., Liverpool. ,v, Loug^h- Esq., do. -j Mattlhewman, Hiig'lifieJd. jv' Wyam. Esq., Bury. p Morris, Esq., Aslitonunder-Lyn«. x, Smich, Esq., Leeds. GP,' Sf- Coppin, Liverpool- j -thomas, Esq., Irlain. Moller, Eiq., Sale. rs and Miss Moller, do. I ili aer"wji Maxgerson, J.P., Ashton-on Ribbl#. s and Miss Margeraon, do. j,' ^l^rg^rsOD, Juar., do. ("d- O. ^°ssar^> Esq., Heaton C-hipel. j..3 an<l Miss Cossart, do. Q148 Poaroe, do. i,' Wilson, Eai., I^ivcipool. ?,rs Wilson, do. as. Briggs, do. JJr* Brig^, do. -^• Proctor, Leeds. Proctor, do. yee Lewis, Esq., Pudsey. j C" Lewis, do. Pai kiitsan, Leeds. Brooklaads. rr Uadfieid, do. fjrs Uadfield, do. JJ,S* Walsh, do. Irt' J- Williams, BArnfiley. r:,¡ Williams, do. Woodruff, do. aQ^ Master Williams, do. jj'08- Needhaaj lluddersfield. j,rs and Miss Needham, do. Tollwortliy, Edgbastom j, Esq., do. jTa Tibbst, do. Esq., Southport. j 8 Itowell, do. ^°rtnian, Liverpool. Wilkinson, Esq., Sheffield. ^rs Wilkinson ani friend, do, ^icholsoiQ, Esq., do. 14rfj Nicholson, do. C. Lawson, Esq., [iarrogAta. C xo ^'osPer> Manchester. j' W. Edwards, Esq., do. J. Richardson, Esq., London. > O. Roberts, Sale. Llaw, do. L; Jones, Matichesler. a..<;on do. Richards, do. ^*eDt, Esq., Levenshuhno. ^Ss Gent, do. Gen.t, E. do. ^fOley J.^er,, Esq., Aintree. and Miss Henderson, Wig&a. ioh '*arr'so"' Esq.. Oarlisle. lKr a White, Esq., Reddkeh. and Miss White, do. ■*>08 Hilton, Esq., Whitfield. !:rs Hilton, do. ^unt, Esq.. do. jjr Esq., do. It rs And Maiter Whitfield, do. ^LsgS< Hopwood and friend. Alderley Edge. I(¡ Beasto Jones, Lirerpool. ){ g JopUn, do. ssrs A. Sum-mer. Stretford. j. Jackson, Esq., Btretford. J. LeiCh, Eaq., Leeds. !;ei8h, Esq., do. H 'ntcr. Esq., do. 4 ^zereerkl-ey, Preston. ciias "Jf'- d0" t. onip80"* A R A-M., B&msley. t Howe, do. § 0.vO8on, WednostMirf. s! K0jr',SOn, do. C. Q' p°Pe, Kdgbaston. £ |Liverpool. It^ker, Chester. knd friend, do. OOLWYN BAY HOTEL- W. Whitehead, Esq.. Majioheater- J. W. Bowker, Esq-, do- T. Spenoer, Esq., Bolton. Mrs S-penoer, do. W. Maclvitiuel, Esq., Urinston. Mrs Mackinnel, do. Mrs C. E. Soouroroft, Bolton, Mrs Qhadwiak, Scutihport. Miss TwigigV>, Halewocxli. G. Downs, Eeq-, Huytone Mrs Downs, do. Mis and Miss Soourcroft, Ambleside. H. Johnson, Esq., Lymm. Mrs Johnson, do. B. W. Watson, Esq., Sheffield. F. G. Simpson, Esq., Boston. Spa- N. Kaya, Esq., lluddersfield. Mrs liaye, do. A. Varley, Esq., Hull. Mrs Varley, do. M. Cole, Esq., Sitaeftield- F. Cooper, Esq.. LiverjKjoJL Mrs Oooper, do. E. Early, iisq., Witney. Mrs Early, do. Mrs Partington, Ma-nehester. Miaj Partangton, do. E. W. Bunting, Esq., Accrington. W. K. Lees, Esq.. Stockport. Mrs and Miss Lees, Stockport. E. Co'ulfchard, Esq., Rochdale. T. Cocker, Esq., Stockport- Miss Hidderl-ey, do. H. Cocker, Piq., do. Hunter, Esq., rSrooklanda, Mrs Hunter, do. Miss Hunter, do. W. FiindOuy, Esq., Bradlfotrd. Mrs Findlay, do. C. Holdsworth, Esq., Bradford, Mrs Holdswort-h, d>. W. Horrocks, Esq., Blackbur-n, Mrs llorrocks, do. J. H. Horrocks, Esq., do. P. H. Leigh, Esq., ajid chauffeur, do. Mrs Leigh, do. H. C. Whiteloy, Esq-, Ileaboa Mersey. A. E. SiitoMfi'e, Esq.. Baoup. G. Copeland, Manoliieeter, Mrs Coj'^land, do. W. Bucklcy, Esq., do. Mrs Buckley, (to. J. R- Turnar. Esq., Roabdaiei. W. Hoap. Esq-, du. C. Mason, Esq., Didsbury. Mrs Mason, do. W. Dudgeon, Eaq., Dublin. C. Dudgeon, Esq., do. Colonel H. Rooca, SaAe. F. L. Rocoa, Esq., do. F. G. Clark, Esq., L-yrtun. S. W. Clark, Esq., do. P. Akhcroft, Esq., Clieatu-. Mrs Asheroft, do. P. L. Crook, Esq., Edgbas'ton. D. G. Barnsiey, Esq., do. T. G. ParliiiLson, Esq., Burnley. S. Saunders, Esq., Wolverhampton. W. A. Punshon, Esq., Iiverpooi- T. Johnson Esq., Birnunghaiu. Mrs Johnson, do. G. P. Pitt, Esq., St-ourbridg«. Mrs Pitt, do. B. T. Adshead, Esq., Dudley. W. Rathbond, Esq., Manchester. Mrs Rath bond, do. Miss Garnett Botfield, Oswestry. Nurse Paterson, do. A. YVhittakar, Esq. Wlialloy fZange6 Mrs Whitlaker, do. H. W. Pitt, &q.. and chauffeur, Stourbrikre Mrs Pitt, do. R. Clarice, Esq. Lynwn. Mrs Clarke, do. J. Sykes, Esq., lluddersfield. Mrs II. H. Sykes, do. W, Maddooks, Esq.. Aisager. Mrs Maddooks. do. Master A. Maddock, do. W. Wood, Esq.. do. Miss Wood, do. Miss Sylvia, Brown, Chester. Miss Fit;ter, do. A. Tattersall, Esq., Cheshire. Mrs I-aittersall, ùo. Mrs RxxhJeder. do. Newbiigging, Esq. Mrs Newbigging. Tomlinaon, Esq. Mrs Tomlinson. LOCKYERS PRIVATE HOTEL. Miss Boyd, Colwyn Bay. Miss Dow ling, Liverpool; Mrs Brabazon, do. Miss Brabazon, do. Mrs Ha w-orth. Harrogabe. H. Bainesi, Esq., Hamlcy. W. H. Robey, Esq,. Iluytoa. Mrs Robey, do. G. H. Gnay, Esq., Urrymbon. Mrs Gray, do. ) Seliars, Esq., lluddersfield. Mrs Sell am, Huddorsfield. A. L. Heirwood, Esq., London. — Hen wood, Esq., do. H. Smedley, Esq., Manchester. J. Card well, Esq-, do. Mrs Card well, do. H. Cardwell, Esq., do. Card well, Esq.. Manchester. J: Foulkes, Esq-, Mandhester. Mrs Foulkes, do. J. C. M. Turner, Esq., Ashton-under-Lyne. Mrs Turner, do. Mrs Ibbotson, Loecb. Miss Ibbotson, do. v Miss Campbell, do. Ibbotson. Esq., do. J. Ibbotson. Esq., do. J. Harris, Esq., do. Mrs Barlow, Manchester. Misses Barlow, (3), do. Misses Shaw (3), Oldham. Miss Shaw, Oldham. Mrs Allott, do. Miss Buoklev, dlo. Mrs Sou thorn, Soutihport. Miss Soutihera, do. HOTEL ROTHESAY. Dr. and Mrs Masters, Marwh<mbm Miss Masters, do. W. D. HeDiers, Esq., do. R. Halfidsy, Esq.. do. Mr and Mrs Pownall, 00. The Misses Pownall (3), do. Mr and Mrs Catere, do. The Misses Caters do. The Misses Orry (3), do. Mr and Mra Dowdotian, do. Mr and Mrs Burns, do. T. R. Vermont, Esq., AsWon-on Meraey. Miss Lawson, do. Mr and Mr8 Kelsall and nurse, Prestvridh. Mr Kelsialil, do. Mra Annistead, Liverpool. The Misses Annistead, do. The Misses Sharpo (2), do. H. H. Sharpe, Esq., do. — Cowe. Esq., do. — Gee, Esq., do. F. Bradiie, Esq., Waterloo. A. Hat ton, Esq., Liverpool. E. Hattom, Esq., do. Mrs Smith, New Brighton. The Misses Smith, do. — Pattison, Esq., do. Mr and M.rs Shaw, Birmingham, Master Shaw, do. Mrs Maooonald, London. Mr K. Miacdonald and friend, do. MisB Burns, Mandhester- W. N. Miuiiford, Esq., London. Mr and Mirs Grindirod, Rochdale. Mr and Mrs Hadfiekl, Droylsden. Messrs Reeves (3), Stoke -on-Trent. Mr and Mrs Webster, Barnsley- MacdowalL Esq., Birmimgihaoi* Miss Maodowall, do. Mrs II uggard, Dublin. The Mioses Iluggard, do. Mr and Mrs Kershaw, Ash ton- underline. Miss Kershaw, do. SummerfieJd, Esq., S'brewsbuiry. Miss Suminertie-id, do. Leslie Harris, Esq.. Liverpool. J. Shaw, Esq., West Bromwioh. Mra Shaw, do. Master Shaw, do. Morgan, Esq-, Chester. Charlesworth, Esq-, LiveI1. The Messrs Oil arlesworth (2), do. Mr and Mrs GTindrow, Piocihdale. Messrs Summerfield, xhrewsbu-ry, Shaw, Esq.. Oidham. Mrs Shaw, do. Messrs Shaw (2), do. Miss Shaw, do. Misses Goodafl and friends, neadingly, near Leeds. Miss Hokien, Colwyn Bay, — Ormrod, Oldham. — George, Brrminglham. NORTHFIELD. Prinoe's Drive. Ishmael Davies, Eaq., Withing-boa. Mrs Daviea, do. Miss Stotrt, do. N. Hartley Hacking, Esq., J.p Barton-on- I r well. Mrs Hacking1, do- • ^iss Hacking, do. Mr E. H. Hacking-, do. Ki8 WikitoAaax iWhtoasat-M«nM^. IMPERIAL HOTEL. A. Battereby, Esq., Erdington. Miss Laura Evans WiEliarns, Londoa. John Dowler, Esq-, Stookport. S. Heald, Esq., Mandhewbeir. A. Tumor &1., S took port. B. Long, Esq., Handswortih- linos. Agnew, Esq., do. V. Agniew, Esq., do. Mrs and Miss Agnew. do. 0. S^jeyby, Esq., Erdington. C. Siimpcjoin, Esq., Liverpool. T. Thorpe, E-sq., Bridling-touu M. Tudor Esq., do. J. Rawlins, Esq., Dublin. G. Ryle, Esq., London. S. Stephens, Esq-, do. Mra Stephens, do Mrs Owen. do. J. OHev, Esq., do- R. Glass, EBoq., Dorby- J. Mareden, Esq.. Aston. F. Cunningihiam, Fx-xi., Newhaven. B. Bray, Esq., do. D. Bemnett.. Esq.. Market Drayton. L. Barratt, Esq., do. J. G. Davies, E., Dixiwbury. S. Buchanan, Esq., Derby. L. Baiiev, iiq-Shrewsbury. A Bailey, Esq., do. Mrs and Miss Bailey, do. Master S. BailW a.nd nurao. do. S. WoG'ieook, Esq., Ijoioestor. M. Riley, Iisq., do. A. Wootton. Esq., do. S. Ashwordh, Esq.. Letgli. 0. Dux berry, lisq., do. T. Davies, Esq., do. Mrs and Master A. Long, Mold. S. Parry, Esq., Sidmouth. Rov. Fatiher Ctisack, Dubliin. Rev. Fatih-er Flavin do. Rev. Fatiher Sliangneasy, do. G. Wallace, Esq., Manchester- C. Unsworrtili. Etiq., Shefiield. L. Coberg, Esq., Neath. E. Crier, Esq-, Manchester. C. Beresioird l'isq., Leaanington. p. Yates, Esq., do. L. Sumner, Esq., Margate. E. Howard, Esq., Lutterworth, C. Lower, Esq., London. T- Simpson, Esq., Haaley. J. Bailey, Eaq., do. A. Presdy, Esq., Newxjastlo. T. Fletcher, Esq., Kihnadnham. S. Sihaw, Eaq.. Liverpool. P. Wiluis, Esq., Lytiham. Stewairdson, Eaq-, Coiiiemiara. L. Gardiner, Esq., Derby. S. Masseur, Eaq-, Ci,um,i)&aAl. J. EJston, Esq., iiirkeniheiwL Mils Eistoii and children, do. Knobt, Eaq., London. B. Kirk. Esq., Oidhiartir C. Walwiok. l'l>q., Sheffield. A. Long, Esq., Dudlley. Keogan, Esq., Cleckhearon. C. Harper, Esq., Manchester. Y. Shaul. Esq., Dewsbury- L. Holmes, Esq., London. Crowe, Esq., do. J. Garr, Eq., Toignmouth. C. Marsh, Esq., Erdington. Simonson, Esq., Pitsea.. O. Allan, Esq., Nottingham. D. L. Dug a id, Esq., do. Mrs Dugal d, do. Miss E. Dugaid, do- Misis M. Dugaid, do. J. Spicer, Esq., London. Masters C. and M. Dugaid, Nottingham. L Gimblettv Esq., Ixawiotk. J. West, Esq.. lilwoirth. J- Prenidiviile, Esq., Birkenhead. L. Jolmson, Esq., Buxton. J. Adhwortih, Esq., Bury. Preedy, Esq., Bristol. O. Povaly, Esq., do. A. Adams, K'>il.' Mansfield. n. Kemp. Esq-, Bristol. L. Thomson^ ilisq., Chester. — Grundy, Esq., York. V. Sutton, Esq., Utstoxetar. L. Shillton, Eeq., Peterboi'o'. T. Roberts, I&q., do. Green, Esq-, do. Mrs Green, do. Miss Green, do. Master V. Green, do. Mr and Mrs Houston, Sloliiier,dals. J. Oraston, Esq., London. Mrs and Missi Lee, do. A. Greaves* Esq, do. T. Hogan, Esq., Laverjjool, J. Noill, Esq-, do. Mrs and Miss Sboal, Lyoham. T. Hep worth, Esq., do. 4 RHOS RYDRO. C. T. L. Blistow, Esq., Rhos. Mrs Blistow, do. J. StoLt, Esq., Ashk>ii-under-Lyne. Mrs St.ott, do. W. Stott, Esq., do. P. Hilton, Esq., Oldham. Mrs Hilt-on, child and nurse, do. Dr. and Mrs Jameson, Dublin. — Cox, Esq., Neatlock. W. Baxter, Esq., Leeds. Mrs Baxter, do. Simpson, Esq., do. T. Seed, Esq., and party (5), Manchester. W. Atkinson, Esq., Manchester. A. Roberts, Esq., do. H. Hesketh, Esq., Sale. Mrs Hesketh, do. A. Young, Esq., Ashton-on-Mersey. Mrs Young, do. H. Smellie, Esq., Southport, Dr. Maravlen, do. A. Eaton, Esq., Hale. T. Irwin, Esq., do. W. Caldervank, Esq., and party (6), Bowden, THE CHESTNUTS. W. Moorhouse, Esq., BramhaJL Mrs Moorhouse, do. John Slyman, Esq., Stretford. Mrs Slyman, do. Miss McGwire, Dublin. Miss Maxwell, do. Miea Hawce, Shrewsbury. Mies Newman, dto. W. M. Edge, Esq., Staffs. H. D. Nicholls, Esq., Manchester, Miss Williams, Longton. Nurse Gould, do. F. A. Brough, Esq., Newcastle, Staff. Mrs Brough, do. Miss Turnbull, Longton. A. Hirst, Esq., Hudderstield. Mrs Hirst, do. Miss Hirst, do. Masters Hirst (2), do. RHOS-ON-SEA. THE TOWERS. R. Baker, Esq., Eirmingh W. Lloyd, Esq., do. A. Firth, Esq., Hadfield. Mrs Firth, do. J. Golden, Esq., Huclderafield. 'Mrs and Miss Golden, do. Miss C. Golden, do. Miss Holmes, Manchester. Miss F. Holmes, do. J. Hoflrier, Esq., do. R.. Hawlesby, Esq., do. Miss Ken worthy, do. Miss Patterson, do. B. Porter, Esq., Birmingham. F. Tennip, Esq., do. A. Torkington, Esq., Dukinfield. iMiiss Wood, do. A. Whitehouse, do. CONWAY. VISITORS AT OAKWOOD PARK HOTEL. Mrs Lancaster, Rook Ferry. Miss Lancaster, do. Messrs Lancaster, do. Mr and Mrs Chadwiok, St. Anne's-on-Sea. Master Chadwick, do. Mr and Mrs Garside, Stal'ybridge. Mr W. Monies, Manohesteir. The lJ>a ion ess Poohe, Manchester. F. Poohe, Esq., do. Mr and Mrs Massali, New Brighton. Mrs and Misses Preston, Whytefield. Mr Felton, New TBrigHiton. Mr Frost and Son, Manchester. Mies'Fwjet, do. 1-1. Hartley, Esq., and party, do. Dr. and Mrs Southain, do. E. South-am, Esq., do. Mrs Carpenter-Rowe, Winsor. Miss Carpenter-Rowe and FrauJem, do. Consul-General and Mrs Pisko Liverpool. Mr and Mrs Plant, Wolverhampton. Mr and Mrs Patterson, Rook Ferry. Mr and Miss Evans and party, Brighton. Mr and Mrs Williamson, Manchester. Mr, Mrs and Misses (2) Tinker. WithiDCton Messrs (2) Tinker, do. Mrs Richmond, Great Oroaby. M.r Mellon, Manchester. Mr Higginbotham. do. Messrs Heighaway (3), do. Mr Probys, do. Mr and Mrs D. T. Brown, Wort Kirby. Misaea (2) Byown. do. G. Birown, Eaq., do- Mr Oailender, London. Mr and Mrs Daviea^ Liverpool. G. Mitchell, Esq.. and friend, Ilowth. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jones, HaJe. Mr and Mrs Shiaw, Froine. Mr and Mrs Michod, Sandbaoh. Mr and Mrs Stewart, Bliindeillsanida. Mr and Mrs Britain, Birkenhead. Mr And Mrs Harper, Northwiah. Mr Wood. Liverpool. Mr and Mrs OoppeJI, Sale. Mr and Mra Bartow. Liverlyool. M r and Mra Grundly, do. R. G. llendaJ, li:sq., and friend, Winslow. Mr and Mrs Saundars, Bit-kDidioad. Mr and Mrs Marsh, Liverpool. Mr and Mrs Booth aoo friend, London. Mr and Mrs Fowler, Crosby. Mr and Mrs Moore, Duiblin. G. Stott. Esq., and friend, Oidliajn. Mr a.nd Mrj Eniminston, Liverpool. Mr and Mrs Macfarlaiie, do. Mr Pegg, London. Mr andl Mrs H'ar^reaves, LiverpooL Mr Bernlwuu'r, Wolverhampton. Mr and Mrs Waring, London. Mr and Mins Gaitstrell, Mr Adamson, Whytefield. Mr and Mrs Harrison, Manchester. Mr and Mrs MoGoorge. Liverpool. Colonel Holme, do. Mr Ilolme, do. Mr Ilostron, Mtanchester. Mr Fostior-Kniglit, Windsor.

LLANDDULAS CHURCH SCHOOLS.

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LLANDDULAS CHURCH SCHOOLS. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. The annual prize distribution a-t the Llan- ddulas Ohuroh of England Schools took place to-day week. The Rev. Canon C. F. Roberts presided, and was supported by the Rev. J. W. Thomas, Mr Thmmas Hus«ey, Rev. D. Darley Davies, Mr T. Morris Jones, and Mr J. R. Evans. A large number of the prin- cipal lady residents were also present. The Clhairman, opening the proceedings, stated that the schools had, during the past year, fully maintained their character tor a high state of efficiency, which was a proof in itself of t'he abilities of the teachers and of their unwearying devotion to the best n- terests of the children entrusted to tihedr care. The prizes and certificates were distributed by Mrs Wellecsley Humbly, Llaiaafon. The following is a list of the winners:- BOYS' SCHOOL. Perfect attendance: John Charles Temple- ton (third year), Thomas Dav.ies, Willie P. Jones (fourth), Norman Foulkes, Robert Ed. Williams, Frallk Lewis (third), the late Nor- man Templeton (third), Johai Paget Davies (third), John Jones (third), David William Davies (third), Trevor Hughes, Ed. W. Parry, Thomas Jones, Willie Jones, Lilian Valentine. Good conduct and progress: Gwilym Wil- liams (fairness in IlJay, etc.I. Thomas Wil- liams, Arthur Morris, Isaac Davies, Robert Hughes, Arthur Jones, Thomas Williams, Gwolym Hughes, Wm. Foulkes, Iorwerth Rowlands. Diocesan Board of Education certificates, for religious knowledge Honours: Idwal Valentine, Robert John Jones, Isaac Davies, Rice Jackson, Robert H. Davies. Division I.: John Janes, Arthur Morris, Hugh Da- vies, Gwilym Williams, Stanley Valentine, Willie Jones, Robert O. Davies, Chas. Tem- pleton, Thos. Davies, Ilo-rea Jones. Division YI. D. Williams, T. Williams, F. Hughes, Robert Hughes, Arthur Jones, Norman Foulkes, Robert Ed. Evans, Willie Griffiths, Willie Roberts, Gwilym Lloyd, Gwiilyin Hughes, John Wm. Jones, Thomas Williams. Division III.: Willie Evans, Jack Jones, Henry Williams, Trevor Hughes, Willie Foulkes, Jackie Davies, David Wm. Davi-ee, John Williams, Frank Lewis, Willie Williams, Robert Ed. Williams, John Roberts, John Griffiths, Trevor Jones, David Owen Edwards, Robert John Jones. Division V.: Thomas Davies, Clarence Chenhall, R-obcxt Mered-irth Roberts, D. Iorwerth Davies, Annie Evams, Lilian Valentine, Sarah Anne Jones, Eric Fisher, Howell Davies, Llewelyn Edwards, David, Williams, David J. Jones, Thomas Jones, Hilda Roberts, Beatrice Needham, CShrisio Templeton, Jessie Williams. GIRLS' SCHOOL. Good conduct and general progress: Alice Lewl- and Eunice Roberts. Good conduct; Mawsie,Jones, Doris Hughes, Jennie Williams. Perseverance: Lucy Jones, Mary E. Ro- berts, Susannah Williams, Gladys ChenhialJ, Maggie Hughes. Diligence Maggie Jones, Mabel Williams, Grace Williams. Perfect attendance: Alice Lewis, Eunice Roberts, Ella Lewis, Jane Evans. Regular attendance; Hilda Jackson, Edith Jones. Diocesan Board certificate for religious knowledge—Honours (piizes): Massie Jones, Maggie Jones, Eunice Roberts, Grace Wil- liams (certificates), Sallie Starkey, Mary Jones. Division I.: Phoebe Williams, Violet Roberts, Susannah Williams. Division II.: Mary Jones. Elizabeth Jones, Hilda Jackson, Catherine Davies, Olwen Rowlands, Maggie Williams, Florrde Thomas, Jane Evans. Division III.: Mabel Jones, Dora Daviee, -Maggie Hughes. Gladys Chenhall. Bessie Ed- wards, FLorrie Edwards, Nellie Evans. Divi- sion IV.: Doris Hughes, Annie Vaughan, Katie Hughes, Ella Lewis, Maria Roberts,' Elizabeth Wynne, Edith P- Jones. 1

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NORTH WALES MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. MEETING AT CARNARVON. A meeting of the North Wales branch of the British Medical Association, which has now a membership of 2D,i, waa held on Tiiesday at tha Boyal Hotel, Car- narvon. The President, 1M. H. Grey Edwards (Bangor), occupied the chair, and tlie members present included Dra. J. Lloyd Roberta (Oolwyn Buy), R. H. Mills Roberts and Lloyd Williams (L'^aiberis), J. Howell Evans (London), Corbet Owen. Richard Williams, and E. O. Prioe (Bangor), R. Jones (BI-acnau Ftetiniog), John Evans, E. Ll. Parry Edwards, and T. Roberts (Carnarvon), R. A. Prichard (Conway), T. W. Clay (Holyhead), Evan Williams (Bala), Hugh Jones (Dol- gelley), R. Owen (Brymbo), G. E. Williams (iUiostry- fail), U. E. Roberts (Portmadoc), J. R. Prytberch (Llangefni), R. Evans (Wrexham), E. Slielton Roberts (Penygroes), J. W. Rowlands (Hanaelhaiarn), H. Jones Roberts (.-secretary), and from Liverpool there were Drs. Hill Abiam, H. E. Jones, Rushton Pa.rker, 0. T. Williams, R. J. Buchanan, and K. W. Montgarret. The financial statement for the past year sliowed a credit balance of je57. A report dealing with the work of the organisation was received from the Branch Council and adopted. Drs. E. D. Evans (Wrexham), John Evans (Carnarvon"), Richard Jonea (Blaenau Fcstiniog), R. A. Prichari, and H. Jones Roberta wwe re-elocted to represent the branch on the governing body of the North Wales University Commit tea GROUPING OF WELSH BRANCHES. Reference was made by the Secretary to the group- ing of the. three Welsh branches for the purpose of representation on the Central Council which had had the effect of depriving the North Wales branch of a separate repreeenlation lIB before. He certainly thought that the branch itself was entitled to one representative. The President a'so expressed disappointment with the effeot of grouping the branches, but pointed out that the Council was determined to nominate a re- presentative whether he had a chance of being elected or not. On behalf of the Council he moved that Dr. Jones Roberts be nominated. The proposal was sec- onded and unanimously carried. Dr. Lloyd Roberts also called attention to the de- sirability of having a Welsh committee attached to the central association on the lines of the Irish and Scottish oonnniiWeea, to look after purely Welsh mat- ters; and on the motion of the Secretary, it was de- ckled to seek the oo-operation of South Wales with the view of petitioning for a Welsh committee. PAPERS. Papers on professional subjects followed by Drs. Mills Roberts, Ruehton Parker, Jones Roberts, Hill lAibnun, R. J. M. Buchanan, K. W. Montgarret, J. Howell Evans, and O. T. Williams.

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NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM FOR ABERGELE PARISH CHURCH. The annual vestry was held at St. Michael's Ohawon, Aber,-ele, on Monday morning. liligo V'joa.r (Rev. T. Jones, M.A.) presided over an exoeliiemfc attendance. Mr Churchwarden Pieroo submitted an ap- proximate statement relative to the past year's aoooiuxts, which showed a. deficiency on the year's working of about £ 20. The Yioar said the wand ens would be aide in auwe"°k: or two to maJce a clear statement as to the aooounts. The munificent donation, £ 50, of tile Rev. B. Jonea-Bateman towards im- provjnig- the Parish Church had boen into the wianaiens aooount, and that work would shortly be undertaken. He (the Vioar) hopod to have the Church cleaned down and the roof vwiitened, but oare would be tadian to preserve the anc-eait character of t.he building. In addi- tion, the face of the clioak in the tower would be re-gilded. He aJso proposed to repiace the lights tlkroug-hout the tHnuroh witli incandescent burners. The Vicar then moved a oopdjal vote of thanks to the voluntary workers for their services—the wardJens, sidesmen, the members of the ETIL; !isji a.nd Welsh choirs, the Sunday Sonool teachers, and the bell-ringers. Mr Gilo* R. Griffith, J.P.. seoonded, and this was passed. On the motion of Mr Hannah, seconded by Mr Piaroe. it was decided that the accounts be auditedi, printed and oircuiated. A vote of thamk4- on the motion of Mr S. H. Harrison, was accorded to the wardens (Messia John Hannaih and John Pierce) for their services. Both were reappointed Mr Hannali as vicar's warden, and Mr Pierce aa parish warden. The following- were appointed sidesn)en:-For St. Michael s Church: Messrs J. Williams, Harp Hotel; H. Edwards, S-inor; E. A. Qrabbe Clough, A. Uns-worth, G. Perkins, G. R. Grif- fith, J. Dunoan Mrller, H. H. Bedford, Sam. Davies, A. Smith, Tatirallt Gardens; S. H. Harrison, Ca.rtrefle; Isaao Jones, Terfyn Cot- I tages; Evan Roberts, Peel-street; Dd. Parry, Jenkins'-street; Robert Williams, Bryntirion. For s.t. David's Church, Pensarn: Messrs T. Patrick, Fron Cottage; R. Piciviip, Tannery House; C. P. Jones, The Metropole; H. Lewis, Gwindy; Tom Leigh, and J. Alexandre. VICAR REVIEWS THE YEAR'S WORK. Reviewing the wonk of the Churah in the parish during- the past yea.r, the Vicar said he was exceadmgly pie«aised with what haod been aocompiimhed. The congregations had been most encouraging. and during the winter a new feature, namely, the services for men on Sun- day afternoons, had been introduced. Thtesa had been moat successful a.nd productive of much g-ood. inasmuch as they bound those who attanded them more alosely to tlhecr dear Uhuncih. He had, been particularly pleased to notice how well the holy week servioes had been attended both at the Parish Church and St. (David's Churoh, and that on Easter Day the number v/ho oomnumicated had reaohed 302. In oonckision, the rev. ge-ntieruram thanked the congregation for their warm appreciation of his eervioes, which w.a.3 indicated1 by their liberal offerings on the preuous day, tlhe amcunt being- close upon B29. Mr Giles R. Griffith, who was re-appointed lav delegate to the Diooesan Conference re- ferred briefly to the quest-ion of Disestablishment and LXlsendowment—quesition^ which, he said, were very near the hearts of all who loved the Church* He oould not quite realise why gen- tlemen of education, living on the spot, worked so assiduously to bring about those measures. Opponents of the Church placed fair too muoh emphasis upon the past history of the Welsh Church, and upon facts such as "that a former Bishop of St. Asaph held sixteen livings in ad- dition to the see." The author of an interest- ing work had said that North Wales glittered with ohurches as the firmament with stars, and to-diav the work being carried an by the QhiiiatSh "wag .baiih .greivt and important. He (the speaker) warned- his fellow Churchmen that whatever invective or vituperation was uttared by tibeir opponents upon those vexed questions, not to deaoend to auah methods, but to set them an example by viewing the questions from the highest hI-eo plane (applause). On the motion of Mr Griffith, seconded by Mr Perking, the clergy were 'heartily lihanlced for their- able and efficienc sen ioes during the year. THE LATE ARCHDEACON EVANS. PROPOSED MEMORIAL. Me Perkins moved that a vote of oondolence be passed with Mrti Walton Evans and family in thfcr berea.vement by the death of the Ven. Arohdeacan, a former Vioar of Abergele, where he laboured for twenty-one years with consider- able success. Mr -Hannah amd Mr Henry Edwards sup- ported, and tfue motion was oarried in silence. Mr Perkins suggested that tlhe parish should provide some suitable memorial to the vener- able gentleman. The Vicar saLd he would only be too pleased to fall in with tlhe suggestion, and a small oo,rnmitt,ee--t,he Vioar and wardens, with Messrs Henry Edwards, J. Williams, G. Perkins, D. C. Radoliffe, SaIIl. Davies—was formed to con- sider the matter. I

A CARTER'S EMBEZZLEMENT.

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A CARTER'S EMBEZZLE- MENT. At a special Police Court held at Conway, yesterday (Wednesday) week, before Mr Owen Rowland and the Mayor (Councillor John Williams), Robert Thomas Jones, formerly employed as a carter by Mr W. R. Edwards, now of Corbev Villa, Cadnarit Park, Conway, but who formerly conducted a grocery busi- ness at Compton House, TiSybont, was chargsd with embezzling the sum of XG lis on the 11th of June, 1909. Doputy-Chief-Constable Roes, who prosecu- ted, said it appeared that the defendant had surrendered himself to the police at Chorley. William Robert Edwards, Corbev Villa, stated that the defendant was employed by him for about thre-e months as carter, and was authorised to collect aooounts. On Juno 11th last, defemdant was sent with a load of flour to Tanvffordd, Maenan. He did not re- turn, and next day wit-ness found the horse and cart at the stables of the Talvcafn Hotel. Mrs Roberts, Tanyffordd Farm, showed witness a receipt for the flour monev. On the following day, witness went to Con- way, and obtained a warrant. Mrs Ellen Roberts, of Tanyffordd Farm, Talycafn, deposed to having paid the prisoner XG lis on the 11th of June. P.C. Samuel Davies (17) said he received the prisoner from the Chorley police on Tucs- day. In reply to the charge the prisoner said "I don't know what came over me. I had been a teetotaller for some time, but I took some drink that day, and broke into the money, and I did not ca-re about facing Mr Edwards." Prisoner now pleaded guilty, and as Mr Edwardssaid he did not wish to press the charge, prisoner received the lenient sentence of one month.

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ABERGELE COUNTY SCHOOL.

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ABERGELE COUNTY SCHOOL. ANNUAL MEETING OF GOVERNORS. Mr John Ingtis (chairman) presided over the annual iihcatlag cd the Abergele Qounfcy School Govaraora yesterday (Wednesday) week. FINANCE. The Clerk (Mr B. A. Crubboe-) read the minutes of tiie Finanoe CommiHoc, from which it apj>pared that tike sum of £460 had been overdrawn at th,2 hank. A NEW LADY GOVERNOR. On the jwoposition of Mr li. WilhAms, J.P. (Moran- edd), secoruled by the Heir. Thomas Roberts (L\¿I- elia.n), Mrs E. H. Milliard (Sea View) was appointed a oo-opteod grovernor. RESIGNATION OF THE VICAR. A letter was read from the Vioar of Abergele (Rev. Thomas Jones, M.A.) tendering his resignation ad member of the Board of Governors. The rev. gentleman's resignation was accepted, notice being given that the vacancy wiLl be filled at tho next mooting. AN ADDITIONAL GRANT FOR BURSARS A letter was read from the County Higher Educa- tion Committee, asking the Governors to recommend pupils, wlnose homes are situated in the county foi reougrution as bursars to qualify for teaching in ele- mentary schools. The number required to comply with the requirements of the regulation a for second- etry schools was not less than 50 per cent., and pro- vided this number was obtained there would be an additional grant given to the boo-I. The headmaster waa requested to procure the names of pupils willing to become bursars, and to obtain from their respective parents the necessary guarantee that the pupils would become student teachers at the end of the year of bursarrtiip. The Clerk also read a communication from the Education Authority, drawing the attention of the Gorernom to the need ot appointing a second mis. trMB for the school. It was deckled to reply that tbiil matter would be dealt with vfaea the cv~arraag<eB»eot of the aohool 8td WM ooiasldared.

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