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Inlr$ bit 3UIRT»OU MENAI BRIDGE.—Two elegant semi-detaclied FREE- HOLD VILLAS for *ale.—'l'o be Sold by Auction, by ME. W. DEW, at the Victoria Hotd, jVL Mcnai Bridge, on Monday. the 29th of July, 1807, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then and there to be produced, all those substantially built Freehold semi-detached Villas, called Westbury Mount, situate on the Anglesey side of the Menai, near the Bridge. They will lie put up in separate Lots, or, if suitable to purchasers, in one Lot. Etch contains 2 Drawing Rooms, 2 Dining Rooms, Breakfast Room, 2 Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, 8 Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Closets, Cellars, &c., with Coach-house and Stabling be- longing to the house nearest to Beaumaris. The two arc easily convertible into a First-c)ass Hotel, and a more eligible spot for one euinot be found upon the straits, as it is close to the Steampaeket Pier, and the views there- from down the Straits, and of the Carnarvonshire Hills, are magnificent in the extreme. The whole area contains 2071 square yards, Three- fourths of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Evans, Sandys, and Co., 6, Commerce Chambers, Lord-street, Liverpool, and of the Auctioneer, Wellfield House, Bangor. ANGLESEY. Sale of Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS, and charmingly situated TENEMENTS, bordering upon the Menai Straits and Red Wharf Bay. To be SOLD by AUC- TION, by MR WILLIAM DEW, at the Bull's Head Hotel, in JUL the town of Llangefni, on Thursday, 1st day of August, 1867 (commencing at Two o'clock in the after- noon) and subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced. The following very desirable FREEHOLD PRO- PERTY "? o ? ? ? £ I 8 ? 0 ? S ? 8 a a 8 a £ a1 0 £ EL d  <OJ I Co ? 0 1 "J S. 3 SM *2 o.- o o æ æ c: o <0 o <0 o .0 ? t? m '< ? -<.0 to i I a a -a 1  & 3 S .j ,.¡ .j s s a ? -S S ? S rt« w g £ 1: >» :1 ¡:t z S ? ? ? ? 0 a J s .S 0 ?: JSS ? S= ? ? i • o ? 0 ] ¡ i • j rt • I ffl to i gJ; 2 >> .2 :d ? ? as 2 • « £ -g>•-3 I P Ö s a t 1 ? j 43 S .3 0 .-=: CD ,.g — u Q ? • ♦ -rt j i 'S 5 ] 3 ? 3 ? & i- -§ § ♦ —5 >C • FQ N; <3 o "3 § S 2 V "4 H ? ? ? Q ?.? a >> OH g >, -g > •< -4^ *3 tj'b ? 3 J « J 5, ?ca CJ e:: E-< A Hi; I • I j ? M ? w <0 LOT 1.—Quirt is most eligibly situated, being within a mile and a half of the market town of Llanerchymedd. The greatest portion of the land is in ahigh state of culti- vation has good depth of soil, and is excellently fenced. The Dwelling-house is comfortable, and the Farm buildings are extensive and good. The surrounding pro- prietors are, Sir R 15 W Bulkeley, Bart., Captain Hampton Lewis, Messrs. Davies, Mr Richards, and Miss Jones. LOT 2 adjoins Lot I.-Distant a mile only from Llanerchymedd, abuts on the road from that place to Beaumaris and Menai Bridge, and commands a fine pro- spect of the sin-rounding fine agricultural district, and Dulas Bay. The Dwelling-house and portion of the buildings have been newly e ected. N.B.—There is a station of the Anglesey Central Railway at Llanerchy- medd. LOTS 3 and 4-Are in the Coal Field of Anglesey, and there are coal works in the immediate neighbourhood, that have been in operation for years and there is every reason to believe that there is coal of a superior quality under these farms. Both lots are in lease, Lot 3 for the life of a person of the age of 59 years or there- abouts, and Lot 4 for the lives of two persons of the respective ages of 73 and 51 years or thereabouts, and will be sold subject to such leases. LOT 5.—Tyddyn-coch-y-meri, borders upon the beach of Redwharf Bay. It is a most desirable compact tene- ment, well adapted for a summer retreat and sea bath- ing. The House and Outbuildings have only been built recently. The Instates of Lord Vivian and Lady Hay Williams adjoin this lot. LOT e.—Bodwilogbaeh. otherwise Tanylon, stands immediately above Garth Ferry, and is distant about two miles from Beaumaris and Menai Bridge respec- tively. The land is of the richest quality, and all under grass. The view from this charming spot embraces the Carnarvonshire Range of Mountains, the Menai Straits, Bangor, and its suburbs, and Penrhyn Castle with its noble demesne. Any further information may be had on application to Messrs. Powell, Powell, and Roberts, solicitors, Carnarvon, or of the Auctioneer, Wellfield House, Bangor. Anglesey-A beautiful FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and LAND to be sold near Llanerchymedd. To be Sold by, Auction by ME. W. DEW, at the Bull Hotel, Llan- gefni, on Thursday, 1st August, 18fi7, at three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then and there to be produced. The following valuable Freehold Property, distant one mile only from the Railway Station, Llauerchymedd. LOT I.-All that newly built and commodious resi- dence called I'las Tirion, together with lOa. 3r. 28p. of Rich Grass Land. The house which has been erected regardless of ex- pense contains three sitting rooms, six bedrooms, bath- room, closets, two kitchens, pantries, cellars, &c., good farm buildings, three stall stables, and coach house. Hot and cold water has been laid throughout. It commands a fine view. To a sporting gentleman, fond of hare hunting and keeping a pack of Beagles, this would prove most advan- tageous as it stands on the centre of a good hunting country, where any extent could be obtained. Shooting could also be had in the neighbourhood. LOT 2.—AH that excellent Farm called Cefn Rogen, adjoining Lot 1,containing by admeasurement 37a. 3r 19p of arable and pasture land. This Farm is capable of great improvement at a small outlay, there being a fine fall in every field. For further particulars apply to R. Pritchard, Llwyd- iarth, Esq., Bangor; or to the Auctioneer, Wellfield House, Bangor. A portion of the purchase could remain on mortgage. BANGOR, NORTH WALES.-Sale of HORSES AND CARRIAGES. ME. W. DEW bo?a respectfully to an- 1"1. nounce that he will Sell by Public Auction, at the Mart attached to the BRITISH HOTEL, BAN. GOR, on Friday, 2nd day of August, 1867, (commencing at One o'clock p in., sharp ) upwards of 30 VALUABLE HORSES, including a splendid pair of Chestnuts, got by Tom Steele, 15 hands hih, 5 years old, a perfect match, quiet in single and double Harness, High stepping Har- ness Horses, Stylish Cobs and Ponies, all the property of, and principally bred by gentlemen in the (neighbour- hood also about 20 CARRIAGES, comprising a very elegant new Wagonette with movable Top, a light New Wagonette, Double Biougham Phaetons, Dog Carts, &c. Also a quantity of DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS, Saddlery, /l:e. Cataloguec* .of which may he had at the pri.nci. pal THT ot. e,ls in North Wales, Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester, and from the Auctioneer, Wellfield House, Bangor. The Horses may be viewed, tried and examined on the morning of sale, and a large number will be sold subject to veterinary examination, M' James Uillianis, Veterinary Surgeon, Carnarvon, will be in attendance. Sale oF a most pleasantly situated Leasehold Residence at TWTH1LL, CARNARVON.—To be Sold by Auction, by V'V R. W. DEW, at the Sportsman Hotel, 1 in the town of Carnarvon, on Saturday, 3rd day of August, 1807, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, (subject to conditions to be then produced ) a well built detached VILLA, the property of John Lloyd, Esq., Architect, most charmingly situated at Twthill, overlooking the strsiits and the town of Carnarvon and Castle, together with the Orchard and Flower Garden attached thereto. It contains Drawing and Dining Rooms, Four Bedrooms and attics, 2 Kitchens, Pantry, Scullery, good Cellars, Coach House, Stable with Loft, &e. The Premises aie held under a Lease for 01 years from the 2nd January, lb(;Io, at all apportioned Ground Rent of £ 5. The great demand now existing for genteel Residences in the suburbs of Carnarvon, renders this opportunity one of great importance to parties requiring a house of this kind, placed as it is in one of the most healthy spots and at the same time most convenient sites in the neigh- bourhood. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Powell, Powell and Roberts, Solicitors, Carnarvon, or from the Auction- eer, Wellfield House, Baugor. £ alt* by Ruction, Compact FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE, in the Vale of Llanrwst. To be Sold by Auction, by Mli. W. DEW, on Wednesday, the 7th of ,IL August, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced, at Mr. Lloyd's private Hotel, in the Town of Llanrwst, a charmingly situated Property, called PLAS BRYN liHYDl), comprising about 20 acres of PASTURE and MEADOW LAND, and a comfortable House recently erected, having Two Parlours, 4 good BedroomSj Attics, 2 Kitchens, Pantries, Cellar and Water Closet, with suitable out-buildings. The House is erected on a slight eminence immediately above the Turnpike Road leading from Llanrwst (from which it is distant 2 miles only) to Llansantffraid and Conway. It commands unrivalled views of the Vale, and enjoys a south-westerly aspect. There is an abundant supply of good spring water oil the spot. Good Salmon and Trout Fishing in the River Conway. Immediate possession may be had. For further particulars apply to Mr. E. Walmsley Lloyd, Private Hotel, Llanrwst, (who will shew the pre- mises), and to Mr. W. Dew, Auctioneer, WellfieldHouse, I Bangor. ANGLESEY.—At the Bull's Head Inn, Llangefni, on Thursday, the 8th of August, 186, at 2 p.m. exactly, ME. W. DEW will Sell by Auction, sub- ,A- Ject to conditions, the following Freehold Pro- perties, of all which possession may be had at All-saints next. LOT I.-The farm and lands of NEUADD CAD- "WirAN in Llanddyfnan, containing about 5a. 2r. with the buildings and appurtenances. The land is excellent; tithes and taxes moderate; close to the High-road to, aud within 2 miles of Llangefni market town and Railway Station. LOT 2.—The farm and lands of PORTH LLONG-DY- UCHA, in Llaubedrgoch, containing about 16 acres with all buildings and appurtenances. LOT 3.—The farm and lands of TY'N-Y-COED, Pen- traeth, containing about 24a. lr. 3p. with the timber and other trees thereon. LOTS 2 and S comprise land of very superior quality both are contiguous to Redwharf sands and are very desirable for building sites, the sea and mountain views from eacn place being very fiue and extensive; and the locality much frequented by visitors for bathing purposes and enjoyment of the purest of sea air. They arc distant from lieauuiaris from 4 to 5 miles, and Llangefni about 0 miles. Tithes and taxes moderate. LOT 4-The farm and lands called TYINYNIYIIYDD l'eurhoslligwy, containing about 8a. 2r. 22p. with several Cot'a :es and other buildings thereon. The Land is of good quality, and in excellent cultivation. It commands extensive sea and mountain views, and is a very agreeable site for a summer residence. The sea is about one mile, and the market town of and Station at Llanerchymedd, about 2 miles off. All Lots are well watered, command good road-, and are within reasonable distance of Daily Posts. For particulars apply to Mr. J. Watkins Jones, So- licitor, of Beaumaris, or to lIlr. R. Prichard, of Llwyd- iarth Eigob, Bangor, Anglesey, Solicitor, ALTERATION OF DAY OF SALE. fele of Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, close to the town of Llanrwst. To be Sold by Auction, by ME. W. DEW, at tho Eagles Hotel, I Llanrwst, on Tuesday, the 13th of August, 1867, (at two o'clock in the afternoon), subject to conditions then and there to be produced, the following eligible Freehold Land and Cottages, situate in and near the town of LLANRWST, in the County of .DENBIGH. Name of Farm. Tenant. Acreage Lot 1. Henffridd John Davies 31 1 2G: 2. Fenian with Cottage, Win. Williams 0 0 29 3. do. Robt. Roberts 0 0 14 4. Tyngwern isaf in hand 17 3 4 5. Glasgoed John Jones 0 1 34 6 to 10. FIVE COTTAGES situate in SCOTLAND-STREET in the town of Llanrwst, in the occupation of Robert Williams, W. Jones, Catherine Williams. Anne Thomas, and Evan Roberts. Lot 1.— Henffridd is distant 2h miles from Llanrwst, lies well and is capable of great improvement at a small outlay. L »t 4.—Tyngwern isaf is considered one of the most picturesque spots in the locality. It commands an extent of View of Vale and Mountain Scenery rarely to be equalled. It enjoys a southerly aspect, beautifully wooded, and is within a mile of the Llanrwst Station. Lithographed plans and further particulars may be had at the principal Hotels in Carnarvonshire and Denbigh- shire, from Mr. Llewelyn Turner, solicitor, Carnarvon, and from the Auctioneer, Wellfield House, Hangor, CARNARVONSHIRE.—Sale of very desirable FREE- HOLD FARMS, in the several parishes of Llanor and Clynnog.—To be Sold by Auction, by /f R. W. DEW, at the Crown Hotel, in 111 the town of PWLLHELI, on Wednesday, the 21st day of August, 1807, (at Two o'clock in the after. noon), subject to conditions then and there to be pro- duced, the following very desirable and compact FARMS Lot Name of Farm. Parish. Tenant Acreage. A. R. P. I.-Part of PENPRYS Llanor J. Williams 52 1 23 2.—Ditto Ditto Ditto 51 1 24 3. -Ditto Ditto Ditto 13 1 2 4. -E RW WEN Clynnog R. Jones 52 1 20 5.—TY CROES and GARDEN, in the village of Tai Lon, in the parish of Clynnog, in the occupation of Owen Parry, and containing 6711 square yards. Petiprys, now purpused to be divided into three lots, is distant four miles from Pwllheli, and three miles and a half from Four Crosses, and is intersected by parish roads. The land lies well for cultivation, with but little waste, with excellent fences. An excellent trout stream from the eastern boundary. Several sites are beautifully adapted for villa residences, commanding as they do un- inteirapted views of the bay and mountain scenery. It abounds with hares, partridges, woodcocks, and suipes, the adjoining lands being strictly preserved. A portion of it is also nicely wooded. A slate vein of considerable extent runs through the property. Erw Wen lies on the eastern side of a romantic vale, within two miles of Llanllyfni, and from the railway station at Penygroes, and the same distance from the Llyfni Bridge on the Pwllheli Road. The land generally is of a superior character, and lies well for natural drain- age and other improvements. A large slate formation also exists here, and several satisfactory reports as to its value has been made upon it. Lithographed plans and further particulars may be had at the Principal Hotels in Carnarvonshire, from Mr. Hugh Jones, solicitor, Carnarvon, and from the Auc- tioneer, Wellfield House, HaDgor. Important Sale of a SLATE AND SLAB QUARRY with Machinery, Plant, Tramway, &c, and a quantity of Slabs, at Penuiachno, Carnarvonshire. To be Sold by Auction, by 1jlV/JIL R. W. DEW, on Saturday, the 31st day III of August, 1867, at 3 o'clock p.m., at the Queen Hotel, Chester. The Hafodwryd Slate and Slab Quarry, with Ma- chinery, Plant, Tramway, &c., situate a*. Penuiachno, Carnarvonshire, and distant four miles from the Bettws- y-Coed station of the Loudon and North Western Rail- way. The surface contains 415A. 2n. 13P., and from reports made by several gentlemen of undoubted experience and ability the slate formation underlies the whole of it. It is held on a lease for a term of 21 years from the 24th March, 1860, with power to renew for a like term on payment of the sum of £ 300. The royalty is moderate, being l-15th, and the dead rents are as fol- low :— £ 10 per annum for the first five years (now ex- pired), i 20 per annum for the second five years, t30 per annum for the third five years, and X.50 per annum for the last six years, such Dead Rents to merge in the Royalty. The Quarry has been partially opened and worked, nroilucing slabs of good size, and very suitalle for all purposes, but owing to inadequate capital, the Local Company were unable to carry out fully the intention of developing it. The Llanrwst Branch of the' London and North Western liaihvay is now extended to Bettws-y-Coed four miles from Penuiachno, and the same Company have made a survey from Bettws through the estate, and within 200 yards of the quarry. There is ample water- power and it is I elieved that ,t motlei ale capital would suffice for developing a large and profitable quarry. The estate has upon it an excellent Mansion beauti- fully situated, and this. together with shooting and fish- ing, could be arranged for on easy terms (the present owner not residing there) affording an oportumty sel- dom met with of combining business and pleasure. The Plant and Machinery consists of Water-wheel lti feet dia- meter, two saws and one Planing Machine, a large quan- tity of Tram Rails, Iron Waggons, &c. The purchaser of the lease to have the option of taking the Plant, .Machinery, &c., at a valuation,—otherwise they will be sold in separate lots. A quantity of slab s will be sold at the same time. For catalogues and other particulars apply to Mr Martin Smith, Vale-street, Denbigh, and to the Auction- eer, Welllicld House, Bangor. To see the property enquire at the Horse Shoe Inn, I' enmachno. Preliminary Announcement. Important Sales of FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in the County of ANGLESEY, M];. W. DEW has been honoured with i?l ins+,i-tictions from the Trustees of the Most Hon- oUl:able the Marquis of Anglesey, deceased, to SELL BY PUBLW AUCTION, In the month of September next, an extensive range of HOUSE PROPERTY in the parishes of Llangefni and Llanedian also, several Freehold Farms, Tenemeuts, and Quillets situated in the parishes of Llangoed, Pen- traeth. Llanddyfnan, ilanfeirian, Llanfechell, Llan- rhvddlad. Llaneilian, and Llandyfrydcg. Plans with full particulars are in course of preparation, and will shortly be issued. THE REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT CAR, N A R, V ON ZP On Tuesday, the 6th of August. Copies of the Programme may be had on application to the Honorary Secretary, G. R. Rees, Club House Carnarvon. WHO SUFFER FEOM COUGHS AND COLDS—, SHOULD TKY BOWERS'S COUGH LOZENGES! PREPARED ONLY BY BOW-ERS BROTHEIIS, 101, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. Sold in Boxes, 7id, Is, and 2s each, by most respectable Chemists. 1302 Is Gd in postage stamps will free a Is box by post to any part of the Kingdom. IlIUMl^S lVIERIONETHSHIRE IMPERIAL SAUCE, IS THE MOST DELICIOUS, ECONOMICAL, AND GENERALLY USEFUL SAUCE EXTANT PRICE Is. 6d. PER BOTTLE. ALSO, THE TEGID SAUCE! of approved excellence, and at a price within the reach of all classe s PRICE ONE SHILLING. — N B —The above Sauces are carefully Prepared ionlyl by JANE THOMAS, CHYMIST, BALA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN EVERYWHERE. 2060 IIIILLS' MANURES. THESE MANURES, whick are Specially Prepared for CORN, GRASS, and GREEN CROPS and have for the last Eighteen Years given the greatest satisfaction, are now ready, and may be had either from the ^o^ Agents for North Wales as nnder, viz.: HOLYIIEAD.Mr. Roht. Pierce, Valley Station, REDWHARF Mr. Edwd. Jones. Nantuchaf. CiRNVKVON • Alr. Joseph Roberts, Llanfagdalen. PWLLHELI. Capt. A.Evans, Coal-Merchant. CONNNAY I Mr. )i[. T. E(lw;tr(IS, Quay. PnisTim lIfr. Edwd. Hunt, Railway HoteL HOLYWELL. i)lr, Robt. Stealey. Milior Cottage. RUTHIN and Ni r. E. W. Gee, Eglwys Wen, near Denbigh. WORKS -EAST GREENWICH, London and AMLWCH, Anglesey. 106 JOHN -A-IROnNT SOJNT, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, &c., 1 & 2, BANK PLACE, BANGOR, BEGS to call the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, Visitors, and Public, to his beautiful Bassortmeut of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS BY THE BEST MAKERS, SILVER PLATE AND ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS, GOLD ALBERTS, HALL MARKED, DITTO CHAINS, NECKLETS, AND RINGS, JET GOODS, OPERA GLASSES, WARRANTED, SPECTACLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, WEDDING RINGS from 8s.—22 CARAT, A CAREFULLY COLLECTED ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH BRONZES. J. A. begs to call particular attention to his small six chambers Breech-loading Revolver, complete in case with fittings, which can be earried with ease in the pocket. o The far famed Snowdon Spars, Crystals, Agates, Jaspers, and Cornelians. Watches and Jewellery carefully repaired. W 1 and 2, BANK PLACE,—next door to the old Bank. (ESTABLISHED IN 1807.) LONDON PLACE- HIGH STREET. BANGOR. HUMPHREYS and PARRY, Booksellers, Stationers, and Bookbinders, embrace the n present opportunity to thank their Friends and the Public generally of Bangor, and the surrounding Dis?ict torthe liberal patronage they have received since they have succeeded their predecessors, and assure them t )je be.iowe(I on all orders with which they may be favoured, in every department of their business, and that they wil! not be last in the honourable field of competition hoping, thereby, to receive thell' contllluetl support. They "?''?? T ''?'m that they have much ENLARGED their Premises, and extensively added to their Stock of Books and Stationery in all its variety. THE BOOK DEPARTMENT Embraces the various branches of Literature, including Divinity, History, Poetry, School Books, &c.; all kinds of Childrens' Books, and a great variety of Works, suitable for Presents. All the Welsh Books published by the Principal Publishers in W ales constantly on Sale. THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Comprises Plain and Fancy Writing, and other Papers; Envelopes of every description; Ledgers, Day Books, Journals, Account and Memorandum Books, Writing Cases, Albums, and every other article connected with the Stationery Trtdo. Day Books, Citsli Books, Lodgers, and all other description of Account Books, ruled, printed, and bound to any pattern, and executed with promptness and dispatch.. H. and P. receive Parcels from London, tivice every day, so that any book or publication, not in Stoek, can be procured at once, the second day after it is ordered. Much attention is devoted to this important branch of their trade, so as to prevent any delay and give entire satisfaction to their customers. The London, I iverpool, and Manchester Daily Papers always on Sale. Great variety of Lithographic and Stereoscopic Views, Cartes, Visitors' Giii(le Books, Tourists' Vocabulary, &c N.B.-fl. and P. have also an Establishment in Upper Bangor, where Visitors aud the Public can be supplied with all the above articles. *ales bg ttfon. On SATUltDAY, the 24th of August, 1867, at 2 p.m. pre- cisely, at Smith's Marine Hotel, in Holyhead, MR. WM. DEW will Sell by Auction, in .iyjL Lots (subject to conditions), the Valuable Building Ground and all the Dwelling-houses, kc. (formerly the Post Office and Savings Bank), standing thereon, called MOUNT PLEASANT, containing about 1100 square yards. And a plot of excellent Land a small field's breadth from the Railway Station, containing about 6776 square yards, and adjoining Bodrewydd. Possession will be given at Allsainti next. The whole of the above Estate adjoins property belong- ing to Lord Boston and the lion. W. Owen Stanley, M. P. Mount Pleasant is close to the principal street in the town of Holyhead, and has superior building frontages, oveilooking most of the houses built in the vicinity. The plot of land is situate about 2.i0 yards from the old post road and about 300 yards from the railway station, which it overloooks, and so commands a view of the Harbour and the opposite coasts. Attention is called to the Sale of this Estate, it being most commodious and desirable for building purposes or market gardens, and so little property in or near Holyhead being likely to be offered to entirely free public competition. For further Particulars apply to the Auctioneer, and to Mr. R.Prichard, Solicitor, Llwydiarth Esgob, (Bangor) An- glesey. PWLLYCROCHON ESTATE. NEARLY the whole of this fine Domain, Nsituated on Colwyn Bay, North Wales-(late the property and residence of Lady Erskine)-hu been laid out ornamentally for Marine Residences, in plots vary- ing in extent from half-au-acre to about three acres. The nronertv rises Gradually from the sea to a height I- -1 of several hundred feet, commanding the most extensive sea and mountain views, and is thickly studded with ifll;) old trees. The estate is intersected by the Great Chester and Holyhead Turnpike Road, and has, moreover, the special advantage of the Colwyn Station of the Chester and Holyhead Railway joining up to the property. Pwllyerochon domain is distant only a few miles from Abergele on the one side, and Llandudno J unction on the other. Considering the beauty of this fine property, its exten- sive woodlands,and other greatadwlutages for buildings, it may safely be asserted that nothing of equal beauty can ever again be offered for sale on the coast of North Wales. Plans may be seen, and particulars obtained from Charles Ewing, Esq., Golden Grove, Hoole, Chester; of George Felton, Esq., Architect, Llandudno; of N. Heald, Esq., at Messrs. John Pender and Co., Manchester and of Messrs. Avison, Bmilt, and Maples, solicitors, 18, Cook-street, Liverpool. CARNARVOSHIRE.-To be Sold by Auction, at the Crown Hotel, Pwllheli, by MR. DAVID JONES, on Wednesday, the 1 f 31st day of July, 1867, at 4 o'clock p.m., all thn,e six leasehold Dwelling Houses, with the Garden belong- ill" thereto, called 'l'alybont, Llymgwyn, situate in the parish of Llanarmon, distant about three miles from Pwllheli, and adjoining the road leading from that town to Portmadoc. The houses will first be offered for Salc in one Lot, and and if no Sale be effected, each house will be put up separately. The property is held under a Le ise for 60 years, from 1st January, 1846, at the ground rent of £1 10s (.d. Further particulars may be had on application to Mr, John H. Jones, Solicitor, Portmadoc, Mr. Robert Wil- liams, Tyddynmawr, Ffriddlwyd, or to the Auctioneer, at Trcmadoc. PORTMADOC, C.ltNARVO),TSIURE.-To be Sold by Auction, by Auction, DAVID JONES, at the Australia MR. ?\i. Inn, Tremadoc, on Thursday, the 1st day of Aug- ust, 1807, at (i o'clock in the afternoon, LOT I.-All that well-built and beautifully situated Dwelling House, with the Garden belonging thereto, No. 2, at Marine Terrace, Poitmadoe, now in the occupation of Capt. l'eter Jones. This Lot is held under a Lease for GO years, of which nearly 4:1 years are unexpired, at the annual ground rent of i'l 10s Od. LOT 2.-Those two Dwelling Houses, with the Gardens belonging thereto, situate at Garth Terrace. Portmadoc, in the respective occupation of Thomas Griffith and Humphrey Owen. 33 years of the lease are unexpired; ground rent of the whole, Is. Oil. LOT 3.—All that Dwelling House, situate at Corn Hill, Portmadoc, occupied by Mr. Richard Williams, Blacksmith. 13 years are unexpired; ground rent, El los. Od. LOT 4.—Three Shares in the Portmadoc Market Hall. LOT 5. -Five Shares in the Portmadoc Gas Company. The above Houses may be viewed, aud further par- ticulars may be had on application to Mr. John H. Jones, Solicitor, Portmadoc; Mr. John Watkins, Ship Chandler, Portmadoc, or to the Auctioneer, at Treinadoc. ales bg Auction. Flintshire, North Wales. Sale of an extremely valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprehending 700 Acres of excellent Land, in a Ring Fence, posses- sing fine views and an abundance of Game. MESSRS. CHURTON and ELPHICK have been instructed to Sell by Auction, at the Town Hall, Rhyl, on Tuesday, the 6th August, 1807, at one for two o'clock p.m. punctually, in one or nine- teen Lots, the highly important and valuable Freehold Estates cille(I "GOP," within short distances of the Railway Stations and Market Towns of Rhyl, St. Asaph, and Holywell, comprising several fine Farms of highly productive arable and pasture land, with Dwelling- houses, Mill, and Accommodation Lands, extending in the whole to 700 acres, situated in the parishes of New- market, Gwaenysgor, and Cwm. The Estate is in a Ring Fence, and with the prospect of being considerably enhanced iu value, as there is every probability of a Railway passing through it, it being situated in the heart of the mineral district. Two Packs of Harriers are kept in the neighbourhood, and the estate abounds in Game, adjoining the Preserves of several large landed proprietors. The property alfbrds an excellent investment for a Capitalist, and will be offered first in One Lot, and if not so sold, then in Nineteen separate Lots. W Particulars and Conditions of Sale, with Plans of the property, may be seen in July, at the principal Hotels in Rhyl, St. Asaph, and the neighbourhood; and may be had on application to Messrs Newman, Lyon, and Newman, Solicitors, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, and Yeovil; Messrs Wyatt and Sisson, Solici- tors, St. Asaph and Messrs Churton and Elphick, the Auctioneers, Chester, and Whitchurch, (Shropshire.) FLINTSHIRE. Most extensive and highly important Sale of Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, extending in the whole to nearly 800 acres of Land, known as "Bryn Madyn," "Gadlas," &o., in the parish of Holywell; Public Houses, Cottages and Lands, in the borough and parish of Flint; the lihewl Farm, and other tenements, in the Parish of Ysceiiiog Farm, Cottages, and Lands, in Caerwys and a Farm called Pentre in the parish of Whitford together with the valuable mine- rals under a great portion of the above property the whole divided into Sixty separate Lots for the accom- modation of buyers. MESSRS. CHURTON and ELPHICK /'L have the pleasure to announce that they are in- structed to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Town Hall, in the borough of Flint, on Thursday and Friday, the 8th and 9th days of August, 1807, commencing each day at one for two o'clock most punctually, in the Lots set forth in the printed particulars of sale, or in such other and in such order as the agents of the vendors may decide on lit the time of sr.Ie, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced, the undermentioned important and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES. THE FIHST DAY'S SALE Will comprise 34 Lots in the Parish of HOLYWELL, including the several very fine Farms antI Demesne Lands known as "Bryn Madyn," "Gadlas," Cefn," "Tyn-y- pistyll," Ffordd-y-dre, Tyn-y-Twll, and "Bryn Hyfryd," with the excellent Messuages or Dwelling- houses, Farm-buildings, Cottages, and other erections thereon, the Lands and Plantations of the Lots varying in extent from 123 to 40 statute acres each, for the most part beautifully situated, nicely undulating, and com- manding fine views of the River Dee and the Cheshire coast; together with several smaller Tenements, pieces of accommodation Lands, Cottages, Gardens, Public- house, Oil Works, Smelting Works, Reservoir, &c., &c., situated fronting the main road from Flint to Greenfield aud Holywell, at Bagillt, and also adjoining the Gadlas and other roads. THE SECOND DAY'S SATÆ Comprehends several PUBLIC HOUSES, Dwelling- houses, Cottages, Gardens, and pieces of Accommodation Land, in the Borough and Parish of Flint, partly fronting the Turnpike road from FLINT to Northop, and all close to the town, and divided into 15 Lots also a very com- pact Farm called lihewl," held by Richard Parry, and a small Tenement called Wien Yseeifiog," sitii;ttetl in the Parish of YSCEIFIOG, and forming two Lots; also a very excellent Farm held by Edward Jones, a small Tenemeut held by Elinor Parry, and several pieces of accommodation Land, in and near the village of CAER- WYS, divided into seven Lots. Also a very valuable Farm called "Pentre Isglan," held by John Ames, and an Allotment held by Adam Eyton, Esq., situated in the Parish of WHITFORD, and foiming two Lots, making an aggregate in the two days* sale of GO LOT OF PRO- PERTY, as shown in the printed particulars and maps. N. k.-Tlie respective tenants will kindly give per- mission to view. Printed particulars, with lithographic plans, may lie had at the principal Inns in Flint, Mold, and Holywell, and may be had with any other information which may be required, at the offices of Messrs. Boydell and Powell, solicitors, Chester from Mr. George Hughes. Ilalkyu, near Holywell; Mr. John Whalley, surveyor, Chester or Messrs. Churton and Elphick, the auctioneers, at their offices at Whitchurch (Shropshire) and Chester. iMcsi by glurtion. CAXTONj LEAD MINE, FL1 NTS 111 HE. — Import- ant Sale of Extremely Valuable (nearly new) Pumping and Winding Engines; Boilers; Capstan; Round and Flat Ropei Pumps Working Barrels H. Pieces; Plunger Poles; and other Plant and Machinery at the above Works, either together or iu Lots. (N.B. Axtoti Lead Mine is situated near the Village of Llanassa, on the mad from thence to Trelogan and Holywell, and is within easy distances from the Holywell, Mostyn, and l'restatyn Stations, on the Chester and Holyhead Railway.) MESSES CHUnTO AND ELPIIICK INI respectfully announce that they have been in- structed by the Official Liquidator, to >ell by Auction, upon the premises" Flie Axton Lead lIIine," Llanassa, on Wednesday, August 14th, 1867, commencing at one fur half-past one p.m. most punctually, in the Lots set forth in the printed Cutilogues of Sale, or in such other and in such order as the Auctioneers may decide upon at the time of sale, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced the whole of th- valuable and nearly new MACHINERY, PLANT, and UTENSILb connected with the above Lead Mine, the whole of which must be paid for in cash, and removed entirely at the expense of the purchasers :—Comprising a very superior (nearly new) Pumping Engine, by" Loan and Son," Cornwall, 60 inch cylinder, 30 feet beam, and 9 feet stroke, in thorough condition, all the working parts being bright, together with the air pump cistern, ashlar foundations, beams, floor, staircases, and other erections and tools belonging thereto. A very excellent 20 inch eylinder horizontal Winding Engine, with fly wheel, wrought iron Crank and axle, driving gear, drum for flat rope, eccentric rod and shafts, holding down pins, &c., &c. Two first-class Cornish Boilers, each 30feet by 7 feet, with furnaces, fire bars, doors, &c., together with the whole of the steam and supply pipes, valves, &c. Very large and powerful Red-deal Capstan, and framing. Capital hempen Capstan Rope, 100 yards. Red-deal shear legs with pullies, ladders, &c., pit-head frame, travelling platform, iron rails and sleepers, Kibbles, double purchase winch with rope, ptilly blocks, &c., up- wards of 150 yards of 17 inch Pumps and working bar- rels, H. pieces; clack pieces; pitch pine main rods, and 15 inch plunger; 200 yards of fiat hempen rope, horse whimsey and pit bead, 100 yards of iron rails, 40 yards of air pipes, IOu yard. of red-deal ladder., 8U yards of Norway pole ladders, chains, contents of smithy and joiners'shop, together with the entire remaining plant, utensils, and machinery. N.B.—The Mine Agent, Capt. Evans, or Evan Evans, in care of the works, will shew the property. Catalogues may be had at the Inns in the neighbour- hood from Edwin Laundy, Esq., the Official Liquida- tor, Birmingham from Messrs Beale, Marigold, and Beale, solicitors, 10, Park-street, Westminster, and Bir- mingham or from Messrs Churton and Elphick, Auctioneers, Whitchurch, (Shropshire), aud Chester. SALE OF A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE at Carnarvon. ME. J. PRITCHARD, will sell by Public Y i Auction, (unless previously disposed of by private treaty) at the Castle Hotel, Caruaivon, on Saturday, August the 3rd, 1867; at half-I ast three o'clock in the afternoon, and subject to such ccndition. of sale as shall be there and then produced, all that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES, situate in Garnons-street, and now in the occupation of Mr J. Griffith. For further particulars and to treat apply to John Thomas, Esq., 9, Market-street, Carnarvon or to th Auctioneer, 3, Plas Llwyd Terrace, Bangor. Conway, Co rnarvonsti ire, -Sale of Two substantially built LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES on the New Parade. ME. GEORGE FELTOX rospfictfully 1 J announces that he is instructed to Sell by Auction, at the Blue Bell Inn, in the town of Conway, on Friday, the 9th day of August, 1867, at Three o'clock iu the afternoon, (unless sold in the meantime by Private Treaty, of which due notice will be given), and in one or two lots as may be decided upon, Two Handsome and Commodious Residences on the New Parade, the Building Estate of the Corporation of Con- way. The Houses contain each—Four sitting-rooms, with baywindows, seven bed-roo.ns, two w.c.'s and bath-room, with pipes to convey the sea water, kitchens, and ample domestic offices, with a good stable and coach-house to one only. They stand on about three acres of land, fronting the Conway Bay, immediately opposite Degan- wy Castle Hotel; a bold esplanade is proposed to be constructed in front, the new carriage drive to the town is already made and opened; and the bathing ground (close by) is oyf!elleiit. The situation is remarkably salubrious, and ;t commands fine and uninterrupted views of Llandudno, the Ormesheads, Fixet-dre Castle, Gloddaeth, Peiimtenmawr, Puffin Island, Anglesey, and the vast uumber of objects of interest for which this locality is celebrated. Thcj Property is Leasehold for a term of seventy- five years, perpetually renewable, at an annual ground rent of twenty shillings only. For particulars prior to the sale, apply to R. W. Haed, Esq., solicitor, Stafford; or to the Auctioneer, Mostyn Estate Offices, Llandudno. AT ABERGELE, NORTH WALES.—Important to Brewers, Spirit Merchants, and others about to enter into the Hotel and Public House business.—A PRE- LIMINARY NOTICE OF SALE. ME. THOMAS HEALING most respect- 1 fully begs to notify that he has received instruc- tions to Sell by Public Auction, on Saturday, the 17th day of August, 1867, at 4 for 5 o'clock, most punctually, ;n the afternoon, at the house of Mrs. Clarke, the Bee Hotel, in the town of Abergele, subject to such conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced. All that extensive and most commodious Hotel and premises now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Price, called and known as the Uodelwyddan Arms Hotel, with all other appurtenances thereto belonging, a more general detail of which will appear in future advertisements. In the meantime, any further infoimatiou may be had on application to the Auctioneer, Mr. Thomas Healing, George Hotel, Queen Street, Rhyl, or Messrs. Williams and Wynne, Solicitors, Denbigh. ABEIiGELE, NORTH WALES.—To be Sold by Auc- tion, by MR. THOMAS HEALING, on Saturday, the 17th day of August, 1867, at 5 o'clock punct- ually, in the afternoon, at the Bee Hotel, in the town of Abergele, subject to such conditions as will then and there be produced, All that Leasehold property situate adjoining the High street, in the town of Abergele, containing 3 I">ouble Houses, and a Smithy, with the several otit-louiltlings and yards, ic., in the occupation of the Lessee, Mrs Williams Owen Owens, and Peter Jones, with a Garden at the back. And, als. 4 Cottages adjoining the above, in the occupation of Edward Davies and others. The above Lease is held from Sir Hugh William., Baronet, and has 46 years to rent at a ground rent of k2 per annum. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer at Rhyl, or Messrs. Williams and Wynne, Solicitors, Deu- bigh. ale, &F. NORTH WALES. IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. TO be Sold by Private Contract, a Freehold JL ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Trawsfynydd, in the County of Menoneth, comprising the following Farms NAMES. TENANTS. ACBEAGE. a. r. p. Hafodwen Mr John Griffith 301 0 20 Bodyfydda Robert Owen 240 2 19 Ysgwrn Lewis Jones 168 0 12 Penybryn —Evan Richards no 3 19 Cae (ilas — Robert Morris 65 2 22 Ty'n Griafolen. — Wm. Williams 32 3 3 899 0 15 With extensive Sheep-wallks on the adjoining moun tains. This pretty and compact Estate, lying in a ring fence, easily accessible by good roads, is situate near Traws- fynydd, within six miles of Festiniog, awl fourteen miles of Dolgelley on the high roads to Carnarvon and liala. It is close to the highly preserved manors of Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, liarouet, and is well stocked with grouse and other game. The River Pryssor p tsses through its centre, and affords good trout fishing. The htate is in the ambit of an auriferous district, is undeveloped in a mineral point of view; but trials have been made which prove the deposit of copper and slate to be of great value. A line of iail way is in prospect which will go through a corner of the Estate. For further particulars, plans, &c., and to treat, apply to John Morgan Davies, Esq., of Froodvale, Llandilo, or to Mr Hugh Jones, solicitor, Carnarvon. tIblíc JaotícCS. ll/IICIIAEL KENNEY, Bill roster and Lt J General Advertising Agent for Bangor. Reaumaris, Menai Bridge, and the adjacent towns and villages, ltesideucc-13, Mouutain Street, off lligh Street, Bangor, North Wales. N.B.-Ot-ders forwarded by post or otherwise to the above address will be punctually attended to. First-class references. W Terms Moderate. 1138 public jfottccs R"LLIS'S PATENT ROOFING FEL1, the I  1 best and cheapest Waterproof Covering for all sorts of Sheds, Outbuildings, Hay and Corn Ricks, kc. Sold wholesale and retail by S. ELLIS & CO., Manufacturers, 23, Strand Street, Liverpool; and respectable ironmongers throughout the country. Price Id per square foot. Also Sheathing Felt, Hair Boiler Felt, and Portland Cement. 1508 YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND or WI.FE'S TRUE CARTE DH VISITE.Ifr. Hind, the celebrated and original Astrologer, will send the true Carte de \isite of yuur Intended, with Name, Age, and Date of Marriage, for 10 stamps. Three questions an- swered for 2s (id. State age and sex. Send stamped directed envelope.-Address, Mr. Hind, Victoria Villa, Portland Road, Notting Hill, Loiidon.-Nativitioi cast. Just 1 ublished The Guide to Astrology." Post free, 13 Stamps. JOSEPtl JOPLIN, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, WATERLOO, NEAR LIVERPOOL. HENNESSEY, Martlet's, and Renault's Brandy in cases, bottled in France, 4(;1. per Do,en. Champagne (suitable for any gentleman's Dinner Table), ).q. per Doz. Qts. 40s. per Pts.froni J. J. 's stores in Liverpool. Forwarded on receipt of P. O. Order or remittance. ASHIONTBLE DRESSMAKING^ FLife-size(I trimmed paper models of the London and Paris styles, with flat patterns to cut from, are sup- plied post-free as follows, by Mrs. Brown, 16, Christie Road, South Hackney, Loudon. The newest Parisian Train, gored skirt, plain round the waist, 2s I;d; ditto with slight fullness, 2s Crinoline for supporting ditto 2s; gored Petticoat to correspond, 2s. The new short Skirt, (to shew the petticoat), 2s; the Petticoat, 2s; Cri- noline for same, 2s. The new short walking costume, comprising petticoat, skirt, bodice, and paletot, os 0d. Princesse Dress, cut in one, 3s Hd, Morning Peplum Wrapper, 3s (id. Dressing Gowns, 28 6d. Dress Bodices with sleeves, Is 8d; very elegant ditto, with the new open sleeve, 28 6d. Low do., 2s. Peplum from waist, Is 6d. Sleeves, 10d. Zouaves, Garibaldis and Camesojes, Is (id. Out-door Peplum and other Jackets and Paletots, 2s Hd. Little girl's Priucesse Dress, 2s Od. Hoy a out-of-door Peplum ditto, 2s 7d. Knickerocker Suits, 2s 6,1. Children's Jackets, Is 6dt Stamps received in payment. 2104 PLEASURE TRIP TO BARDSEV ISLAND. ON WEDNESlJAï, the 31st of July, the Steam Yacht FAIRY (weather permitting) will m.tke an excursion to Bardsey, leaving Beaumaris" at 8 30 a.m. Garth Point (Bangor) 11 8 45 Mcnai Bridge .J 0 „ Carnarvon 9 4., Proceeding over Carnarvon Bar to Careg y-Llam Bay, Portinllaen (where parties wishing to join the excursion will be taken on board and landed), along the coast of Lleyn to Bardsey, where the FAIRY will remain for two hours, so as to give the passengers time to inspect the ruins of the Monastery, Lighthouse, and other interesting objects on this primeval Island. Cabin Fare, the trip, 4s.; Deck ditto, 28.6d. Refresh- ments will be jyovided Oil board. City of Dublin Company's Office, Menai Bridge, July 2Gth, 1867.