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Bpnimnnmnr k flaufairferliatt trtrlory and Ziot of Visitor%. PENMAENMAWR. LIST OF VISITORS. I Pcndyn'ryn—SUDttrMshire. Esq. Private G)yo— H. N. Winstanley, Esq. Private Bodhyfryd—Mr H Jones, Shop, (Dwygyfychi.) Post eMf'<'& Ororer CroM-keya Tavern-Mr Thomas Roberts- Bedo) !t)n—Mr Wm Evans Tui Bach—Rev C Bowen W T Malleiion, Rsq, London Mrs MaJteeon and family, do tA Tan'raUt—MrUwen WiXiama. Grocer Cae Main—H Cram, Eaq — RobinMB, Eaq Mrs Robinson and family Vicoraxe—Rfv D Thomas, M A. Private Tattynrain—Mr B Wittiams. Shoemaker & Grocer Tfwyn'r Wy)fa-D Hushes. Esq. Private Tan y )oe)—Murrny Gtadstone, Esq. Private flas Ucha-Mrs Macdonatd. Private P<MS !sa—G Johnston. Esq. Private Tyddyn bach—C Sherioctt. Eq, Architect. Privat Tyddyn bifan-Mr Wm Roberts Chape) Housf—Mr John WittiafM, Provision Deater Erw Vi)]a, No. I-Mr Robert Hudson Mrs Keame, Southport Mr J H Keame, do Mrs Keame and family, do Mr S H Kearne, do Mra Keame, do Erw VHta. No. 2-Mr John ThomM, Buitdtr MiM Bourne, Edgbaston Mua Marian Bourne, do Erw Lydan-Mr John Jones, grocer, &e. Pen Rhiw—Mr William WHtianM MtM Campbe]), Ushtciin'e MMB W CMnpheH. do Mr Arthur Briggs, Bradford, YorbMre Mra Brigga and {MnUy Vron Cottage-Mr Richard Williams Rev Daniel Wilson and family, Islington !<)and View-Mr Daniet Roberta Mre George Montgomery and family, Bombay BrynjttttU—MM Pntcbard MM Weet and family,-I,ondon Dr W C B Eatwett, Bengal Army (retired), London MiasEatweU MijMKing Erw A!)t Cottage-Mr Robert Jones OrmM Head View—Mr Robert Jones J G Moms, Eaq, The Abbey, Graasendate, near Liver pool MM Morris and tami)y Sea View—MiM Jones Pen'r Attt—Mr Thomas Roberts Rev J Leee and family, London Miaeea WtbMM, Liverpool Bryntirion.No )—Mr< Roberts MIsa CUnt and party, Rock Park, Cheshire Bryntirion, No 2—Mr Robert Jones Rev J M Gueet, HandBworth, Staffordshire Mrs Gueot Pen y Marian-Mr T Jones Rev Jamee Armatrong, .Ardoyne MM Armetrong, do MM Hat), Birmingham MM Hall, do MiM EmUyHaM. do J H Hall, Eoq, Higbgate, London C S Hal), Eaq, Birmtngham MiM PoUard, Worceeter Mont View, No I-Mr R TtiOZMt W YeMnee, Eaq, London Mrs Yeamea and family, do MrMober!y, London MiMM Mabedy, do Menu View. No2-MrRThomM Slr,3 Sparrow, Stoceycrott, Liverpool \)raRobiaBon,Leon)ingtou Mra KincMd and family, Dubiiu Rhiwlas-Mr. John Row)))nd!t E Behrena, Fsq. andfamUy, O&k Houae, Mtowfietd, Manchester G)M"y Ffrwd -M'' T McClement Mrs BMriugton, DuMin Mi.<a B'"Tiugton.<1f< J r Barrington, Esq, Royal Artillery, aS.hoe.buryneto Trelllvnfa-Mr T Thomae Tn!'et Bryn Maenot-Mr T Hughes Fron H.)o): -ttev W Brewater Rev P Bowdell dmith, Rugby Mra Bowdeu Smith and hmily (;xH Eithyn—\tr< Lyons and Mrs Grent M\<r r Hnuugzh r Pf'kins and tan)i!v, Liverpool Fmll Hvfryd-Nlrs Willitims Miss Potter and party, Derby Walter E Jo\itt, Ei«¡' Let'de (;)xn y \lor-J Harrison, Etq Capt J n"yly, Irelaii4i Mr.,jB.ty)y""f' f;il)lil'v, do Nl;ili,,jidir-J Harrtson, Esq T Eai-le, Rsq.Ln'M'p'K.! :\1r. Earle "11'\ f:\mill'. (10 Fi.of)\Piitloii- RevW Ptireell I J "Iorl-\Jiss Whitley Mr J Clough, Y. rkshire \1 r" C].,ugh, do .\)i.-<'< r Y"te ("mtlon Mr.. \)is-' Yatc: do )Ti, h Hev Alfl'edl'cache' ,u1l1 f"luilr, Dowell\¡, near 13ri,oto[ Juhu Hnttey, E<q. !md i'.unHy, Bfj-ize Park, Lundou T,voiii. P);t< WV4tt Mr CrenfHn.tn't {amity, 'l':I;II,w o11l', Dirks. S S't< Budder GW'L'o'?!t? R.).?? ?'?'' Liverpool ?trCh')s'SH)i)e)t!Ujdt?mity,Livt:rpou! it')?)erE,, clie-iiist &, drti,ist H.)mn!)() Pa?' H"i. L?nd.)n .\)rsP.?!tu:t!)f!h't)ih'.f]() \n.,r. V.t'.v-tr \V. P. Ayres ?ri'-se.? 1Iichol1- B')'v')o: C!if',hire II ;\]i;jc,j C')'t" il!) LLv\'t,()nn Cottage—Mr Jolin Jem's !r A-Itiiii, \II' A,1I1il1. do I Mi,ôci-I hlin, ,10 He\' \1 r ],1..IY""llx :\n" fami!y, S:\lop Mra Luea,' :\IHl famil. London y il.zi;,r-Nir T Patrick ,¡IIIIPS, E<q. Private IlI,I""[,, PIISI-Qtfic PoHn.tt-n CcJt[:'t.-J H Not-ton, H-.<).M.U. Private l'en!n!)t't)).nvr tiutel-Iiss Smith II ev r r CI'IIRi-Ith "Lite — Cr.ith w.ntt'. Ksq Nl')d\ar(l, Eiq, ill-.iiieheater ;)Ir,3 %kttd, d.) Iii-lil Woodward, do Muses Ht.d.dt, The Cedars, Epaom John C'jxbfad, E<q, 47, Kusaell-aqMre, London Mrs C<?head Mias Coxlle:\d Mis. C Coxhead Miss E ('t)xheitd M.ter F Coxhearl Master JCoxhead Master BCoxhead JCP)ii)i))S,E'<q,Cheadte,StaSordshire Hon Mr.s PhUipa M,t,iter Pliilips Lieut.-Cul. FeUden, Bebbington, Cheshire MraFeiIden and family n Tay]«r,Haq, London Mr&'i'aylor.do Lord ffobt Montague, London Lady Montague and family Heath, Eaq Mra Heath Miss Heath CMerton.Esq.Manchester Miss M erton.do A \]ertf)n, Esq. do MadUeHirach.do Ptas Celyn-R Kneethaw, Esq. Private Ce)yn.dy—Mr Duncan Private Wyatt's Livery S(at.)e<i—Mr Ed'vin Wyatt ty Mmvr-Mr Uvi" Porter Robinson H MitcheU, Esq. Grosvenor House, Manchester Mrs MitcheU and famity Plas Ty Mtwr—Mrs Davies S L Bebrena, Esq, and family, %Isnchegter Regent ti oiise-ii r H Davies, Tailor and Draper Mrs Brooke, Whitchurch Bryf Mafttan—Mr O. Williams Rev T J Ctarke, Southport, Lancashire Mrs Clarke and family Roht Hughea, M D Chape) House Mr John E'MB Rev Andrew Wnnd, Ruddiagton Vicarage, Notts Mrs Wood and family Brynderw-Mr Wm Roberta Rev James Bonaer, Doncaster Seirio) View—Mr R Evane, Grocer, &c. Capt Lake, R.N., Cheltenham P)as Maelgwyn-Nif J Williams Black Lion-Mrs Davies Maesmaenen—Mrs Hugbes, Mil!iner J JamHin, Esq. Oxford Mrs JamNin and {amity, do Bryn Seirio'—Mr M Evans, Tauor & ?D..Mper W AUender, Esq. Liverpool Mrs Attender and family MiaseB Allender, do Rev John P Haatings (Chaptain to the Bishop of Han- dti) and family, Antey, King's Rectory, Stoarport, Worcestershire Frondeg-MrSamuet Jones Mrs Booth and family, Atdertey Edge,)Mar Manchester Misses Rutter, Broughtoa, Manchester Mr W H Rutter Misses Procter, Upton, Macelea&eld Mr Arthur Procter, do Liverpool House—Mr W Lewia, Provision Wtrtbouse Mrs Sabin, Harbury Miss Heath, Tarn worth Mr Sabin Smith, Sadbrook Miss Smith, do Penmten House—Mr John J,ones, B„oot & ..S„h.. oe maker Manchester Home—Mrs M Jones, Milliner and Draper rrondir'on—Mr H WiHiams, Tailor Miss Fourdrinier, Derbysttire Cheater Hntise—Mr T. T. Roberta, Grocer. Cheater House—Mr. Mark Roberta. J B Balmer, Eaq, Chatworth, Qi-eat MatTem, Worces- tershire Mr Moberly, London MiM E F Moberley MimFLMoberley Mr H Jackson, West Bromwioh Mrs Jackson and family F E Giipin, Esq. Cannoek Master Gilpin L L Sharpe, Esq. Oxford Mr. Appleton, do C E Carey, Esq I London House-Mr T. LI. Roberta, generat Draper and Silk Mercer, London House—Mr. Mark .Roberte. Hon Mf) Maude and family Capt Baird and famliy, Cheshire Mrs Loekhart Miss Berry ttiss Lockyer Mr GM-nott, Grassendale, near Liverpool Mrs Garnett and family Maenan Cottage—Mn Thos Jones North View—T Wright. Esq. Private Victoria Hotel-Mr John Jente Jas FeUows, Eaq, Manchester Mrs FeUows Mr H R Reave, Ackworth, Yorkshire Mr A R Reave, do Miss Macdoug&I, Manchester Coat tan—Mr Edwatd Morris BUTCHERS. pMt yr Afon, Penmaenmawr-Mr J W Jones PenrnMnmawr Village-Mr David Williams Penmaenmawr Viittge—Mr John JonM PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP AND THEIR MINISTERS. St. Gwynan's, Dwygyf Ichi. Rev D ThomM, M.A., Vicar Churchwardens ? T Wri?ht. Esq, North View Ch? MchL wM? deM { y???? Dathishire, E*q. Pen?e'ryn Clarke-Mr D Davies, Pentre'tMit) < Webh 9 30 fun Services { Engtish 3 Opm Welsh 60pm The hoty commnnion (Weish) the &rtt Sunday in the month, after 'nomint services. 0'11 the third Sunday in each month there will he litany and holy comtnunion )tt the PtMh Cbmth <t Utm Pen<aaent!Mwr Infant Schoo). Church of Snjttxnd Evening Services at ll a.m. Md 630p.m. The Vic&r would fee! much obliged to any Englbh Clergyman who would kindty offer him aasiatance in pving additional English Servicea on Sundays duritig the season. New Congregational Ch"pe).- Rev. E. Edmunds, min. RevE. Edmnnde, miniBter. Sunday (English Service) at H 15 a.m. Do. do. 3 0 p.m. The Rev W Williams, Beaumam will preach to morrow Sunday (Welsh) at 9 30 a.m. Do. do. 6 0 p.m. Do. School 1 30 p.m. DH'yj;yff)chi Congregati,)nal Chope! Sunday [Welsh] School at 10 a.m. Do. do. Service 2 p.m. Do. do. do. 6 p.m. Calvinistic M'-thodist Chupel, Penycoe. Wftah i-'ert-ice 8 30 ".m., Sunday School 2 p.m., Service 6 p.m. Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Sunday (Welsh) 9 30 a.m., 6 pm., Sunday Scbooi 2 p.m. POST OFFICE REGULATION. The office is opened o)! M'eet: days (hhina: summer months fiotn 7am till 9 p m. and letters despatched at fi 2') p.m. Postal .stamn! stamped envetopes. end London P,istal District List are sold. .Monfy orde s and Savincs Bank Transactions are is. snerl 1111,1 paid from 9 a m till u p m, and on Saturdays till S p m. ()n Ski,i(lay no mo 'ey ordfr I)ti,;iiiess is transacted. T e rlcliverr iit 830 a m. Thf ft'ttcr box is "Jospn :) r)ijiti.es hefore despatch at 10 20 a.m.

LLA.NF AIRFECHAN, H Robt'ns Hryn Clvu-ll,.s Archibald Webster !\t M H"Khe. London C H J"hni["JJ, E. .\Janchester 'r.i J"h))3h'n. do 'trf!am)ett,do do l\irkenhed Km' J RWU)i!mM,KMctMr of Hudson, Bucks rsWHri.u)M, dn '\Ji-)S\Vi)c!<xs!'n, do Eiiii! Wilcox>n. ,10 Urvn John Device. F N ewbotilti, E-.3q, ;ttid fiinily, Cli;trltoti P"II<II,.e" V"h.-è'lIiss H))i: Rev R r'nwtn)[;. l'iiyip(-rley Parsonage \)ranuw)ini;andf!uni[y,do Re?WACor)i'.v.tt),Lnt)<Iou [It-ti,naeft VIi'a, -Ifiss Wi))i'iot!. Rev F J Freeman !tnd \lister Freeman .klr aiid Ntri; 11 Freemau M)' N P F reemau MMS FreHm;m Mm Warren pellin-aeri View, No )—\tr Jnhn Willfitmg Penmaen View. :-¡" 3 \1 I' Th"s Hughea, Builder Li"erl'ool Hc"sf. No 4-,Nlr R Ri)berts, Grocer Birmiag)mm Ho"M'. No r)-Nir J Hushes. Piuniber,&e QllarrYlllall'. Arllls-Mr Ev.tX \Vit)i.tms t'ttir View—Mr W'n ){oherfs Rev H Daere Bbuehard. Rector of Middleton, Bever- tey MrMeUor.S'.retford Mrs Mellor, do Mr Leasham, M-tneheater Mm Leaaham, do ,Nlr G W Fox, do Mrs Parlour, ttoUoway, London MiMHs Padour. do MtM Smith, BanMbury, London Ocean View-Mr W Owen, grocer Mrs Walthen and family, Naptetcn, Worcester t!et' W P Manelsrke, Norwich Mrs Manclarke and family Maescwytt—Mr Thomas Hughes Gt)*n Menai—\)rs Davies Summer V)t)a— DMnMffM'hMn Hotel-Mr Wm Acton Mr Minshull, Cheater Mrs Minahul! and family, do Mr Nicholls, do \)rs Nicholls and family, do Mt Lewif, Wolverhampton Castle I..n-\1r William Hughes Bontnewydd—Mr W Hughes,grocer Fron Pare—Mr Joseph Evans. Private Mona View, No I-Misses Williams Professor Rawiinson, Oxford Mrs Raw&Mon and family, do Mona View. No 2-Mr John Williams J P Hamas, Esq. and family, Stanley Hall, near Wake- neld field Se* View. Houfte—Mr E J Briggs John Patteraoo, FAa(b and family. Oak Mount, Fallow- neld, Manchester E Ashwuftb, Esq. do Mrs Wynne JonM and family, Carnarvon Mr Gunton and family, Manchester Sea View—Rev Harries Joneo. M.A. PriTtte Menai Bank-Mr T Herbert Burth, Esq. and family Mr and Mrs Leighton and family Rock Villa-Mr. WtUiam WiummB. H G Cooper, Esq. Newark Miss Lizzie Conper, do Miss Annie Cooper, do Miaa FiDicgham, do Lavan View HotMe, Lfdiea Btoarding „Se.hoo,t—.M..t.M Hroeie Hon Mrs Percevat, Calverton, Buckt Mia3 Perceva), do Miss Eleanor Barton, Wicken, Northfmta Mrs Gracie, Birkenhead Miases Gracie, do Master Robert, Cyrus, and Chas Qracie, do G!a"don—Mr Rt)hert W'f)ittmt Rev T Boultbee, Bidford Vicarage, WarwickshMe' Mimea Boultbee, do Mr Hoaken, Leamington Mrs Hoeken, do Mrs Sedgwick and family Railway Stittion-Ni r W WiUtanx, Stat)ern]M5ter Bron'Mrdd—Mr J EastwMd. Private Bryn y Nenadd—J P)att, Esq. Privttte Plas DMfair—R Luck, Esq Private Ltanfair Cottage—Lyons Kerans, MR.CS. Private Brun y Miies Mrs Wynne J RadcIiBe, Esq. OakwoA Pendlebury, MaBcheater Mrs RadcMe and family Pjas Newydd—Mr Wm. Humphreya Mrs Elwe!! and family, Church Hill HooM, HottndB. worth Miss E H HobMM, Wa!aaU tBodlondeb—Mr R Hughes, butcher Mr Bowen Mrw Bowen P)a< Cottage—Mr J Robettf, no<tf detfer Gorphwysfa-Mr Edward Roberts, grocet Mrs Neibon and family, Oaughton, Birltenhead S'top iM—Mr John Roberts Wepleyan Chapet House—Mr H Hughes, deattt in crockery Plat Ucbt—Mr John Jone<. Private Tan y Geulan-Mr H Jones John Dunn, Esq. Cambridge Mra Dunn and family MiMDunn Tyddynrbonwv-My S ThomM Erw 'Gron—MrtI Daviet. Private Ptaa Nant-Mr Wm Robertt Mr Thoa EUi<, Liverpool Rectory-Rev PC Ellis, M A. Private Llonfair Arnx—Mr R Roberts Menai View—Mr James Kerkum, joiner. Post OtEce.—Mr Rt. Roberts, shoemaker Frondef;—MrR Jones, coal merchant BronraUt—Mr R Roberts, dispensing and family chemist Fron Goch—Mr Wm. JonM T H RadctifTe, Eaq, Rochdate Top Shop—Mr J Morris, frocer Garreg Wen-Mr R Jones, draper Pen y Bryn—Mr T Me. Michan Penybryn terrace, No I-Mr J W Owen, Penybryn Terrace, No. 2-Mr W Robert* Mrs Stewxrt, Liverpool MiaaStfwart Henry Street, Esq. London The Beehive [Directory (MBoe,] Thos. PhijUipe, General ProviBion and Family Grocer. Alderman, Esq, FarndMh, near WelUngborough MtMea Alderman, do Penybryn Terrace, No 4-Mr T Jones, tai!ot Bryn Meirion-Messrs Huch Roberts and Son, Taitoft and Drapers Regent Houet—T U Roberts, General Draper, &c. Corner Shop—Mr John Roberts, general provision, &c. We)sh Presbyterian Chape) House—MM ThcmM Rev J Davies Mr Phillips Daoerch—Mr Wm. Roberta Wtm—MrWrnRobertM j-'Ä HoNM Agent for HanMrfechaa—M)- ThotJPhmips I th< Beehive Md DiMctofy, U**hirf<chM, MM Bmjj[of, PLACES OF PUBLIC WORSHIP AND THEIR MINISTERS. St Mary's Church. Rev Ph. CoMtab!eE))i<. Rector. Rev. R. HxrriM Jones, Curate. Chriet Church. English Service at 101 a.m.: and 6 p.m. Wetsh Service ct tUa.m. tnd 6 p.m. Calvinistic Methodist CtMpef. ServiceattOa.m. SundaySchoo)at2p.'n.everyother Sunday. A td Service at 6p.m. (Wetsh) Wesjeyan Metho'tixtChnpeL Sunday School at 10 a.m.; Wf-tsh Service at 2 & 6 p.m. Congregational Chtpe). Sunday Scboo). 9 a.m.; Welsh service 2 p.m. and 6 p m LLANFAIRFECHAN POST OFTICE Letters delivered at 9 a m; despatch 4 15 p m ABER. Gorddinog—GGin!!on,E<!<}.& Misses Gillson. Private Henffea— W. GrXHths. Esq G)a).'raf()"—Mr Jo))n\Vihi.tms Tall'ralI!-lr H Owens Mi)) C,,It;jge-H Birtey E..() Private Bryi,tirloii-Nlr HIIh OtV('n. Tany FoHwent—L'. LewM, LBLI, (Private.) Tyllawr II is" I.(.wis Bu)kf)p) Antts )t.'tc)-\)t' H Rd'var'is Jmt["i R,.ctory-Rev T X Willialtisi, M A Al,ei- Chiit-(-Ii. Rev. rhot).!< v(ir, is Wittfafns. 11. A. Wf)sh "I"I'i,'e ill II) ,d,wk. ".11' ,I.t (j p.m., SUllday :ellt)ol .t[ h tit-1) iSt 2 )).'t).

Í\.t!t., :\bn'i¡t\1C,$, anti c:tt:t. V?t.wo?;rf'M,!?!??'<'f!0<'< '?t'<?'M"< ),j/<)tfttM)<Mt[)?<t'tMm0?ft<M;t'i!!M,'))'<(.H.K?'.<<tO'S ????? ??r ??T??''? ??n? We ljpx t,) intimate th:tt in future mtic'f of Birth.. [Lwl :\1;r l'hH!("I will h ch'n'e¡{ 3!11 of t)H(' -'hi))in'; C!tch ".nd ex.?-nt whnr? the p.?rty sen ttn-' tns <tn.t.,(;uuut!ttthec't)!:o.prctt.t?K<!nt?)U.t))9m.t')? ort.)' not?e?it'?otMW.u' [fmftreeonteniennothe?nd.ir.p.ty- m<-nt.t;]ih3m:?in/<P')?'oSt;tit):)!ObitH;tryDu[tt;? inel.nl t 1 :? iuierted.iiee as Heretofore. wi 4 BJHT'fS. On the n(1 in,t.. at Lb!lrlU'LlO th) wiie ùf the Ro. A. f\eaton. of a daughter .till-born ? D E A T H S. 011 the :?rH} ¡nst., at ¡ jg!!ste't. i1J till" citv. after;). Ion?' el Ile. agl'li 4\ Captain Owen Rohert. Surveyor to !h' lbil?)r Ship lafumnKe Society lhc,a:;¡ed WH il:)iveri Lil,v rcspecte.t bv a. la.re drd( of frien¡ls ;n¡l acquii!)t't''ce.i. a. !;rt'tt number of H-h<).'tte!ititi.3<) their regar,i #))ii )ry by fùUùwln:: his re- niaini to the Uenietry on'l'liiirstl;ty last 011 th Sl.t ult, at lJi:<5h..troet, in thi,; ("It)', :u;ell 77. "'rs Mawrot Sutherhnd. the wi'tuw of .texttider it stonemason On th" 3 'th u)t. at the Vica.ra.ge. St Br!(Ie' Nl:tjc)r ri-i,lzeiid, Glamorz:in.sliii-e, age(i 18 months, of sctrtet frer jto th- tncx. ))rM!iiMe)![it:f of th-ir "Heatsl, EUl.:u Loni;:).: '11:0, on th(-nd instMt, John S&U.<bury. agcrl OS ye<l.r the(hi)drcn of 'h). Rev Thomas Jone)!. un(1 !I"m,1.thitdl"en of the t.m .1r Johu i'homa", H9, High sHeut, ui Uuseity

LLANDUDNO. I To <A< Editor of the North Wales C'AroKM& Sir,—In your last issue I observed a letter tigned A Visitor ft"' the firstand last time." I trust it is for the last time, for we fire better without visitors who can make a cowardly attack on a highly talented and gen- tlemanly medical omeer, t)r Nieol, because he happene to be a Scotchman hot I hafe reason to believe that thp said visitor was one of those brutes who, a short time aince, I saw guilty of coaduet en[y worthy the moat ignorant and degritded. The said wretehea in human form hating nrst cared to diaguise themselves as gentle- men, were driving in the grounds near Gioddaeth, when on perceiving tome rery young pheasants, which had onty been hatched with the greatest care by the keepers, stopped the carnage they had hired, got out, and deliberately began to pelt with atones, and try to kill the ycung birds.. Had I not seen it, I coutd not have believed that such barbarism existed in the nineteenth century, for a New Zealander is a gentleman compared with ouch de- mon*. These contemptible onobt may be still residing in Llandudno, and if they be, I give them due notice that although in taw the truth is considered a libel, if ever they are again guilty of such conduct. I will publish their names, and hold them up to uniYenial contempt md execration. &Ud execration, I am, Sir, yours truly, LIandudno, AUlIIIt 3rd, 1864. ANGLMAXON. I Uandudno, Auguat 3rd, 1864. ANGL"AXON. t

AmrvAM AT TM GEORM HOTEL, BAKGOB FERHY. DUBtKG THE WEEK.-Mr and Miss Ogle, Surrey; John Burke. Dublin Mr and Mrs W Chadwick, Mr Mn and Miss CaHan, Miss Forw'Md. Liverpool Rev W Wood. Derby; Mr and Mrs Worthington, Burton-nn-Trent; Mr FB Ogle and Miss Ogle, New Brighton R H Dock- ray, St John's Coll. Mr and Mrs J G Barnee, Liverpool; Captain G L Fraser, Mr Newel! and Miss Payne. Lon- don Mr Wm Marsdeo and party, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs 8 Hindley, Surrey Lt-Col Lloyd. Manchester J W Bagahaw, Derbyshire Mr and Mm H Madefta, London. At the July examinations held at Burlington HouM, Mr. H. Lumtey Snow passed the Preliminary Scienti- fic" examination required from all candidates proceeding to the M.B. degree. In addition to thia, the silver medahfor Botany," as well as that for "ChymMtry" were awarded to him in the Queen'a CoUege, Bir- mingham. Last week a cargo of machinery was delivered at Car- diff, forming the nrst delivery of engine work for the wreck of the Matilda" wrecked some time since on Lundy Jatand. The contract was taken by Mr. Hugh Palmer, of Carnarvon, but owing to the state of the wreck the engines had to be entirely disconnected under water by means of divers, which was necessarily a. very slow operation. The contract, it is expected, will now be finished in a few days. Mr. Palmer has just accepted another contract to raise the Jona," a small steamer of very great value, sunk in fifteen fathoms of water, near the entrance of the Clyde. TMINDKPMDMM'COONTT AsiMCtATMN.—The an- nual meetings in coanectMa with this body of Christians in Carnarvonshire, was held at Bangor on Tuesday and Wednesday last, when a great number of people attended from various parts of the county, as we)! ao the neigh- bouring counties. A delegate's meeting was held at EbenHter chapel on Tuesday afternoon, followed in the evening by two sermons by the Kev. 0. Evans, Wrex- ham, and W. Caledfryn Williams. Sermons were also delivered in a. field, situated in Garth-road, on the fol- lowing day, which were listened to with much attention by a congregation numbering about 4000. Tha follow- ing ministers preached during the day:—Revs. John Roberta Conway; W. Grimth, Hohhead; Thoo. Reee, D.D., Swansea; W. Rees, Liverpool; T. Oliver, B.A Cowbridge; and W. C. Williams, New Crass, Qla!llQf- gMHhire.

JUST OUT, WILLIAM'S GUIDE TO OT LLANDUDNO & NEIGHBOURHOOD, Sold at the POST OFFICE by Mr. Woodcock, Stt. tioner, Church Walka; Mr. E[f<f))y, do., Moatyn Street; ThomM and Co., Chentiete, Moat-ya Street; and by the Publisher,— THOMAS WILLIAMS. CHEMIST, CHURCK WALKS. LLANDUDNO NEW CHURCH. Don&tioM received durmg; the past week.— € a. d. Amount already itdvertiMd .2722 9 0 fnterest at Bank to June 30th 15 7 0 J. J. Rowe. Esq 110 S;r Caries Stmkerley S 0 500 Per L:tfly (!Iiet%vode 2t 0 0 MM. Forchcr 100 Cu't. P<rc!ter 100 Mr.<. G.tf.m 100 'P C. RODE'J, ¡ H < t. ????A?j???- ?.AME)). ? Under-Xu?e. a ?ir!, with TT ftr?t-r.ite rc'e.'encaa.—AddreM H. E. B., Pot OSce, PtiUtnitetun.ttfr. Ip?H ?fA.N who h? rec?ntty writ?d two T Attnnymoui L'itter.tto a Retidc.'iti') t?' T?w.iof J.landuJJ)' L; J'C Ll1r>te l t) tylit)(1 hnovH ))Utmcs<, ai he cqnilcriiauy one wh,) e Ul jle\ote iin clin,, (-' su;.) it vite ptirpofe to be a wot'th)e;< vtiiaiu. LLANFAIBFECHA.N. NORTH; WA.LE3, MIDWAY BETWEEN OONWAY AlO BA:'IGO. 71.1:) LT. f'r a))')'! ofOi". T.v) o)'Th!"c !) Ye.,r<. the TJwlJ' c.?'{ VilI" Re,i I ::1"e, "I.d Rscention Rm.u nvecomnr).U.)'u X.'d"o'n3, twj r: h,)tlS, Dt.t:l R )()1i1 a/lr \V'at r (),o.(: t; it own vfT.t'sof i For further IHl'ticuhri. apJL' to Iro 'I'Ll 111 l; AL\i Ii .n, \rly ,\nd Est Ite .Jntg. :f I. C.tiC,c Live rip )it or to N,. V". Al :r li, E.j[.,C.vit LLAXDUDXO. TO BE 83LD BY PRIVATE TREATY, A kilo" as DAHV HAXK CJT'rA0E, ))le.(.uitly situAecl (II! the South sije of tbf; Hill ,iiii,teei)t t, the <i inches. :n)d a de.)t!i ¡'ck\varc!< of!)J feet 0" titet'ea))onts. It contains ittinj Room, 2 KitehMns M') 1 l!e.)rof),!)s; Garden front an t back. au'[ the w.ter tai([ oa. The situ- "tion is (\ m ¡it sheltel'e,1 one, and the prospect of the distant scenery very beautiful. The ptemiaes are held undera .Le.Me, of which :\2 yaRra are n')\v unexpired. at a.nuual Ground Rent of Fuur .thil- Jtingao'Uy. Application milY be made tf) John Shea\on, Esq., Birkdale, Southpl\rt; or to 'i r. George Felt)n, Auctioneer and Surveyor, t'oatyn Eat.tte OfSces, UandnAno. CONWAY AND LLANRVST. IHHE tutand Company's Reular Packet "ST. GEORGE," intended time of stitrtimt; (weather and other causeo permitting! will be M Micwa for the month of AUGUST. 1864. From (}611W (y. Fi-ont 7'rc/t'ftC. 6, Sttur<!ay .U 40 int)ru 140 evea. 8, Mondty.H 30 eveu. 2'tO eten. 9, Tuesday ? t Oeven. 3 Heyen. 10, Wednesday. 2 0 even. 4 Oev.a. 11, Thursday 3 Oeven. 4 55 even. 12, Friday. 430 et'en. <i!0 even. J3. Saturd.iy. 6 0 even 7 30 even. FARES :-Caltin and Qu&rter Deck, Is. 6d. Fore end, la. Return ditto, 2!<. 6d.; SALE BY MR. G. FELTON. LLANDUDNO. Valuable and Important LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES for SALE, comprising Two CoaumodioUM Houses in Nevill Crescent, fronting the Beach,. a!)d One in North Pa)'ade, adjoining the Post OfEce. MR. GEORG¡'; FELTO.V, Respectfully announces that he has received instructions from the Assignees under a Deed of Assignment to SELL By AUCTION. At the ROYAL HOTEL, in the Town of Llaududno, on WMNMDAY,. the Slat day of August. 1864. at <} o'clock in the Afternoon, and subject to Conditions, (unless disposed of in the meantime of which due notice will be given,) TH; Mowing most desirable and eIibrible JL LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, vu! Lots 1 and 2. AH those Two Superior Residences known M Nos. 9 &nd 10, Neville Crescent, containing each Spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase, 4 Lofty Entertaining Rooms. 11 Bed. rooms, 2 Water Ctoseta, Servants' Halt. Kitchen. Scullery, Butler's China and Store Pantries, &c., and Garden at back. Water and Gas I.ud on in each instance. These 2 Lots form part of a handsome crescent of Houses recently erected, fronting the centre of the Bay, and thus commanding the finest views of the twoOroM- heads and the entire sweep of the Bay. They are second to none in the town either in point of substantiality, con- venience, or situation, and are now occupied by most re- speobtbte tenants. The Property is held under Leasea for 99 Years from the 25th of March. 1862. at an Annuat Ground Bent of £9 Ms. M. each Houee. Lot 3. A Commodious First Ciaaa Dwelling House known M ''the Manor" now in the occupation of Mr. Brentna! situate in North Parade. Llandudno, and adjoining tha Post OfBce, containing 4 Sne Sitting Rooms, with Bay Window to each, 12 Bedrooms, besides Attics, 2 Water Closets, Housemaids' CloseM, Servants' Hall and SittMff Room, and all rt)quisiw Domestic Offices and Conveniences, This Lot is singuutrly advantageous as to situation. having an extensive frontage to Gioddfteth Street, and Sne Sea Views from all the entertaining Rooms, and being also in close proximity to the principal Public Building) in the Town, and the leading busineso Shops. The Property is held under a Lease for 99 Years from the 29th day of September, 1860, at an Annual Ground Rent of 1:12 12a. Od. For all particulars prior to the Day of Sale. application may be made to Messrs. W. H. Reece and Farraat, Solici- tors, or to Mt\ George Fetton. Auctioneer andSurveyor, Moatyn Estate Ofnces, all of UMidudmo. LLANDUDNO. SALE of a Desirable LEASEHOLD HOUSE. 3 COT- TAGES. and li ACRE of LAND on the South Side of the Hill, unmedintely opposite the Royal Hote). M R GEOROE PELTON, HM been instructed by the Executon of the late Mr. Roger Leater to SELL BY AUCTION, At the ROYAL HoTM., in the Town of Llandudno, <m WBDNEilIMY. the :!lat day of August, 1864, at 4 o'clock in the Aftemuon, md tiabject to Cotditioaiito be theoe rMd,Most eligiMe LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. 't  LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Aknown as ?BD?N,ANT CO'rrA(; which, withtt* Grounda )uM 3 3m?]er COTTAGES, occupies ? ACRE of LANDt in the moat ?bettered i?nd commanding por- tion in the town. The HouM cont&ins 3 Sitting Rooma. S Bedrooau), 3 Attics. Kitchen, Scullery, Washhouse, tnd other Convex c-tee& with Front and Garden Entr.mcM. ).t is surround- ed by Ornamental Gafdena and Grouado, arranged in ter-itcea and pianted, and which, at a ama)t oMtby in the construction of a Road. might be rendered av&ikble M beautiful Building 8ite9. The whole Property is held under a Leaae for LiTea. ot which Two, aged 37 and 41 respectively now Burvfve, Md 21 YeaM afterward*, the Annual Ground ttent being d 3s. Od. only. For particulars prior to the Sale. tppUtation may he made to Mr. Wm. Hbes, 8olicitor, 1. CMtle Street. Cmt. way, or to Mr. George Felton. Auctioneer Md Surveyof, MMtyn Estate OSeea, Uandudno. 7'A<W<M-(A Wales Chrontcle is -Otdrdd /Or t'VASK" f Abroad. THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE ADVtmTBKB FOR TH]! tMNCtPAUTY. ,S<ttt<r<<<'y, Aisguat 6, IMt. Pnnted and PMbUahed by the Editor and Propfitttf J&HK KEttMCtR Douom, ef the ptrNh of Btngor, ot hM oweral Printing Oaoe, CaJItlirnet. 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LEGlmDE.i.On Thur<by ev,'nin, h,t, 1[r. falt- rieu Tetitplet,),i g;tvtl liii well.k:io%vii 1),I)ul;tr enter- tainment in the Penrhyn Hall, Bangor. riie coiiij):tltv wM).trijean(! rerpect,tble; and the perfonn,nc, parti. cntartythe legerdemain profit, g.tve the highe.t atiô- fa.etion.

1- un LLANDUDNO. To the Editor of the North Walu Chronicle. Dear Sir,—I see by the papers that the t own Coun- cillors of Dandudno had 'L mfetrng t.te other day, in spite of what is saidabout their "never doing anything I see M[. Punch was ordered o<r the Parade, it being the opinion of the Board that his exhibition were not always conducted in a proper manner and some tum- blers, whose exhibitions were not exactly what they ought to be" on a public walk, frequented by ladies, were served with the same sauce. Now, I am very proper" myself, and I have been wondering why a number of naked men "with nothing on" are allowed to cuntinna their performances on the beach. Do you know, we girls dare not glance at the water" for fear people should think we are looking at those nasty naked men. I suppose these Councillors never beard of a verae in the Bible about a(r<M<ttn// at a gnat and swallowing a ca- mel. I wonder whether they wear wig8," and look like Judges, or whether they "dreso up" like those old Druids we read about, who used to live about hare. I ehouM so /<te to see them. Hoping you wont think me rude, I remain, dear Mr. Ettitor, YottM truly, FANNY FOX. P.S.— I quite forgot to tell you that I saw in the paper that somebody had been round to inspect the pigatyes." Do you know, at the houae where I am staying they keep some old barrels full of pig-waoh — euch odious stuff. I can see it from my window, and smell it too, though it is stuck in a comer t am sure that has never been inspected for it Is there to this day It has cost me ever so moch in eau de cologne since I came here. Isn't it a shame ? Adieu. Do make them do something" with those horrid naked men Papa went to one of the Town Councillors, named Owen ThoiBM, I think, who keeps bathing machines- he saw his name in the liat," and he thought he could do something," but he seemed not to understand" him—so he was none the forwarder.