The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, ELECTION ADDRESSES, AND PUBLIC COMPANIES, 6d per Lino. LAW NOTICES, AUCTIONS, AND MISCELLAXEOUS, 4d per Line. TRADES, BOOKS, CHARITIES, &c., 3d per l ine. In order to render the Advertising Columns of the NORTH WAL/ES CHKOXtCLE more extensively useful to the Public, the following RliDUCliL) SCALE OF CHARGES is adopted for the undermentioned classes of PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS Situations Wanted. Clerks, Servants, &c., Wanted. Articles or Animals Lost or Found. Offices or Shops Wanted or to be Let. Lwtgiwji and Apartments to Let. One Insertion, not exceeding Twenty Words Is. 6a. Three Insertions, ditto, ditto 3s. (id. These CHARGES apply only to such ADVERTISE- MENTS as are PAID FOR at the time at the Office, or for which Stamps are enclosed with Order, if seut by Post, and do not include Bales by Auction or ordinary Bu,iiiess Addresses. ANTED, as UPPER HOUSEMAID W or LkDIR-ll MXIII Rovll references. -Apply X Y.Z. Post-office, Carnarvon. w ANI ED, by a young person, aged 18, a situation as Housemaid or Kitchen-maid. Address, Jane Davies, Llynon, near Holyhead. W" ANTED, an Unfurnished COT TAOE, with stabling for two horses, co,\ch.house, and -amitll garden, in the neighbourhood of iiangor. ply to U. G., Chronicle Office, Bangor. SLATE SLABS. TENDERS Wanted, for supplying about TIOO tons annually of I in,, li in.,audl; in. Slate Slabs, pinned on both sides, and s ivvu on both edges. Staw rowe4t prices for the variom loli, (s; es? and qualities, and how sum a oar^o could be shipped to Alexander Youn^, M inuter, .Stoue Djpot, 13 )th\vjU Strict, Glasgow WANTED, a situation as Game-keeper. t\ by a married maQ f?Uy competent to fulfil the several duties appertaining to the ooeupitkm, will be open to an eng igemjnt :tb,)ut Clit-istmti. Reference unex- ceptionable. Apply A.F," care of Mr. Hughes,Grocer, High-street, Conway. persons antfb. ANTED, a MASTElt, (certiticatod pre- W ferred,) for a mixed school, at Llanelltyd, near J)ol,,elley. -Aloply t) 'the llev. Morris Lloyd, Hose Cot- ta3e, Llauolltyd, Ddlgelley. CARNARVONSHIRE & ANGLESEY INFIRMARY. WANTED, a Medical Apprentice in the Y ahove Institution. Applications to be addressed to the Secretary, Bangor. CARNARVONSHIRE & ANGLESEY INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. WANTED, immediately, a person to act (\" as NURSE, at the above Institution. Age from 1\5 to 40. Unexceptionable references required.—A knowledge of the Welsh language indispensable. Application to be addressed to the Honorary secretary, Bangor. "1V"! V 7ANTED immediately an Assistant to V V the Drapery and Grocery trade. Must be a #teady and active young man. Apply to H. Hugh, Britannia House, Baugor. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of W Bangor, a good Children's NURSE, with a good vh,,Lriieter; iii.tiil of .-ill work. No Welsli need apply,—-Address, "G. Chronicle Office. WANTED, a Secretary and Collector for V, the Ymlw h Gas Light Company, (Limited.) at a Salary of £ 2} per annum. Applications by letter only, to be address.nl to the Chairman of the abovo-uamed Comp my at Amlwch, on or before the 30th inst. NURSE. WANTED, a respectable middle-aged person to take charge of 2 children. Must be thoroughly experienced, and have a good character. 'd Chi-o)ticle Office, Address by letter only, N.M. Chronicle Office, B.in,or. A GE, NTS for the Sale of MILL BANDS and other articles used by employers of Power wanted. As this is a ifrst-class commission from an old- established manufacturer, it is worthy the attention of first-class representatives. Address, MILL BAND, care .of W. Wilson & Co., 103, Cheapnde, London, E.C. DOLGE LLEY, MO \VDD\VY, AND i'OWYN TURN- PIKE fHUST. APPOINTMENT OF SUPVE, VOLT OF ROADS. THE Purveyor of this District of Turnpike TRo,,i(l,s having tendered his resignation, which has been acceptcd, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trustees are ready to receive application from Candidates ^accompanied by Testimonials, and the names of two sufficient sureties,) who may be desirous to undertake the duties of such office, which will have to commence on the 1st of January, 1808, and the Surveyor will he expected to reside in the District, A competent know- ledge of Uoad-making and the keeping of accounts will be considered indispensable. Present Sal,try, tSO per annum. Applications, (with enclosed Testi, moni. als,) to be made to the Clerk, under Seal, endorsed "Apptication for Survoyordiip of tKoads," on or before the lOthof Decem- ber next, on which day, at one o'clock in the afternoon, At the hire Hall, in Dolgelley, the Trustees will proceed to elect a Surveyor. By Order of the Trustees, W, R. WILLIAMS, Springfield House, Clerk to the said Trustces. Dolgelley, 12th November, 1867. illrs, &r. CARRIAGE. TO BE SOLD, cheap, a Basket Phæton, in i_ good repair, and carrying four. For view, enquire of Thomas Lazarus, Castle Hotel, Bangor. FOR SALE. A FIVE-Year-old Iron Grey FILLY, by Oeeauus, nearly I.) hands high, perfectly quiet, suitable to cury a lady, and warranted sound; also a strong Farm Cart. Address Mr Hughes, Typrydd. Llangoed, Beaumaris. VKNUYFFTaN BRICK WORKS. \XTMILE, Hod, Preyed and Common W Bricks on Sale, at Pendyffryn Brick Works, near Oonw..y. A. BAN HAM, Manager. o be lLct. ————— 75. GREAT GliOKGE STREET. TO Booksellers, StatioMers, AND pRrso?a Tre(juiviii-, extc??ve Premise.-TO BE LET, the Premises No. 75, OKEATGLMtGE-STRkET, one of the principal thvoughfaves in the town, in the occupation of Mr. M'Donald, who is leaving Liverpool. The Shop is suitable for any business, and may be had with or with- out stock. Apply to Ilr. M'Dt)iiiif(l, on the premises.. DESIRAULE FARll, near CONWAY AND LLA. DUDNO. TO BE LET a Capital Farm, consisting of J upwards 200 Acres of good arable and pasture land, advantageously situated within 2 miles of t'.ie t >wns of conw,ty itlid l,liti)(Iti(Illo. Immediate possession may be had, and the whole or part of the Stock an,1 Superior Implements may be taken at a valuation. Application to be made to Mr. Oeorge Felton, Auc- tioneer and Surveyor, Mostvn Estate Offices, Llandudno. TO BE LET, PLAS LODIG, a desirablo Family Resi- p dence beautifully situated in the immediate vi cinity of Bangor, within a few minutes' walk of the Railway St.tti? The house I)itiiiil, Di-it%viii?, and Breakfast Rooms, Conservatory, excellent Bedrooms. Bathroom, and Servants' Offices. It commands an exten- sive sea view and the range of Welsh mountains. There are attached to the premises large Stables, Coach- house, and a good Garden, walled in. well stocked with fruit trees. A few acres of land may be had if required. For further particulars apply at 33, Victoria Place, Bangor. Zo be let. RUTHIN. TO be Let, with immediate possession, a commodious Houss, containing Entrance and Back Halls, Dining-room, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, four Bedroom*, Dressing-room, two Attic-rooms, Water- closet, Kitchen, and Back-kitchen, with a Stable, Coach- house, an d an excellent Garden adjoining, For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomson. Coed Coeh, Abergele. LLANDUDNO.—NORTH WALES. TO Wine and Spirit Merchants.—To be Let T7it'li immediate possession, eligible and extensive Premises, with Licenses attached, for the Wine and Spiiit Trade, situate iu Church-Walks, facing Mostyn- Street, a commanding position in the two great thorough- fares, and where an excellent business has been carried on for mauy years. Ap.dy to Mr. George Felton, Auctioneer and Surveyor, Mortyn Estate Offices, Llandudno. public Notices. PARIS FASHIONS. MRS. WILLIAMS, Paris House, Bangor, ?T t, most reapectfuUy annoUnces to the Lady Residents of Bangor and the surrounding districts, that she is now showing all the latest productions for the season, in French Millinery, &c., including the new Leather Hats and I 'onllets, the greatest novelty for the season, which has been just introduced in Paris. A few real Hudson's Bay Seal Jackets, made from the choicest skins, from 9 guineas each. IN CHANCER*. BICKNELL v. HICKNELL, CARNARVONcSHIRE.—1TKEttUllTil ESTATE. rTIHIS ESTATE was not sold at the Auc- I tion, en the 3rd of September last, and offers to treat for the purchase of the whole, or a portion thereof, by private Contract, will be entertained on application to Mr. William Dew, Auctioneer, Laijgor Messrs. Mere- dith Lucas and Company, 8, Lincoln's Inn, London or to Messrs. Helps, Parker, and Birch, Solicitors, Chester. ANGLESEY UNION,-TO CONTRACTORS. PARTIES desirous of tendering for the JL erection of a Workhouse near Llauerchymedd, are requested to seud in their sealed Tenders marked TeD- ders for Workhouse, to mo, on or before 10th December next. The plans and Specifications may be inspected at my office. The Contractor will be required to naras two Sureties, who will be required to enter into a Bond to complete the work, and perform the Contract. The lowest Teuder will not necessarily be accepted. The Guardians reserve to themselves the power of accept- ing or declining tenders. JOHN HUGHES, Llauerchymedd. Nov. 12. 1867. Clerk to the Guardians. NEW BUILDING SOCIETY AT BANGOR. THE BANGOR AND ARFON PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. B10 Shares. Subscriptions, 5s per month. TRUSTEES. WM. BULKELEY HUGHES, Esq., M.P., Plas Coch. HUGH R. HUGHES, Esq., Garth View. WILLIAM PRITCHARD, Esq., Tauycoed. DIRECTORS. Mr. Meshach Roberts, chemist, High-street (President). T. T. Roberts, draper, do. J. E. Roberts, draper, do. John Evans, butcher, do. Josiah H'ighes, ironmonger, do. Henry Junes, traveller, Castle Bank. 4' William Davies, clerk, Penlon Works. Rev. David Williams. 3, Glandwr Terrace. SOLICITOR MR. DAVID EDWARDS. BANKERS: MUDSRS. WILLIAMS AND Co., Old Bank. The next General Meeting for the payment of subscrip- tions, will be held on Tuesday, December 17th, 1867 fiorn 6,33 to 8 o'clock and will be continued on the first Tuesday after the 10th of every Month, at the Rooms of the Society, 2JJ, High Street. Copies of the Rules, piospectus, and any information may be obtained of DAVID WHITE, SECRETARY, 4, Brynteg Terrice. I'ENRHYN HALL, BANGOR. I/IISS COOKE, of London, will deliver lfJ. (D V.) TWO LECTURES, at the above Hall, on Tuesday and Thursday, 3rd and 5th December, 1857. SUBJECTS, First Evelling Protestantism, Ritualism, and Liberty or shall Christiau Protestantism be crushed 1" Second Afternoon Lectnre-" The Life and Times of Lady Julie Grey, and the principles of the Rdfur mation." Front Beats, 2s; second seats, Is; back seats, 61. Tickets may be obtained at Mr Douglas, North Wales Chronicle office, Messrs. Catherall and Nixon, Messrs. Humphreys and Parry, Upper and Lower Baugor, or of Miss Cooke, 6, Park Ternce. On Tuesday, the SIM O £ UCCJIUb?r, doors open at Seven o'clock.; Chair to be taken at half-past Seven. On Thursday, doors open at half-past f WJ o'clock Chair tobetakenatibreep.m. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Books for the Year 18j7 Close on 31st December. Policies opened before that date will, at the next Division of Profits, receive One Year's Bonus above later Entrants. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, 4;2,510 139 16s. 5i). Ninety Per Cent of the Profits is divided among the participating Policy-holders. Profits divided every Five Years. Special Rates for Residence in India, Csylou, and China. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances granted both at Home and abroad on the raitit liberal Terxiis. LOS3&S PROMPTLY SETTLED. Forms of Proposals, and every inform ition both as to Fire and Life Business, may be obtained at the He.id Offices, at t.he Branches, or any of the Company's Agents. CHIEF OFFICES. 61 THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON. WEST-END BKANCH—8, WATEULOO PLACE, S.W, 64, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. By Order, F. W. LANCE, Secretary. LIVERPOOL.—Branch Office, -H igli -street, Exchange, WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Secretary. AGEXTS. CARNARVON-LL. C. TURNER, Solicitor. BANGOR.—PARRY & Co., Shipbuilders. -C. A. DONALDSON, Estate Agent. -E. W. THOMAS. TESTIMONIAL TO THE KEV. HUGH MORGAN, M. A., INCUMBENT OF HllYL. AT a PUBLIC MEETING held at the Town Hall, Rhyl, on Monday, the 18th of November, 1807, Mr R. M. Preston, Chairman of the Rhyl Improvement Commissioners, in the chair, It was resolved,- "That this meeting, sensible of the loss which the town of Rhyl will sustain by the preferment of the Rev. Hugh Morgan to the Rectory of Llanrwst (the gift of the Bishop of the Diocese), deeUls the occasion a fit opportunity of recognizing his valuable services in pro- moting the prosperity of the town, both as number aud citizen, by presenting him with a suitable testi- monial. "That subscriptions be entered into, and thai the gentlemen then named at the meeting (with power to add to their number) form a committee to carry out the foregoing resolution. "That Mr Winston, llhyl, be requested to act as Honorary Secretary, and Mr Smalley, Manager of the North and South Wales Bank, Hhyl, as Honorary Treasurer." lihyl, November 18, 1867. I pMif ffotifgfl. IJLOUND on lands BELONGING to Mr. White, y three WETHERS, and two EWES, of different marks. Their owner may have the same by stating their marks, on or before twenty days from this date, or they will be sold to defray expenses. Rhydyglaves, Corwen, November 23rd. DOG SHOW AT BlR}lINGtJAM. THE Eighth GREAT ANNUAL EX- i_ HIHITION will be held in Curzon Hall, on Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, December 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th-the days of the Cattle and Poulty Show.—For special Railway arrangement*, see the ad- vertisements and Bills of the several Companies. CHEAP AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE. ISAAC WILLIAMS, Cabinet Maker, begs J_ to call the attention of the gentry and inhabitants of Menai Bridge and neighbourhood, to his choice selec- tion of furniture, which he is now prepared to sell at a great reduction from the ordinary price*, at,bis FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, MENAI BRIDGE. FESTINIOG RAILWAY. NOTICE is Hereby Given that a Special N General Meeting of the Festiniog Railway Com- pany will be held at 4, Russell-street, Bath, on Tues- day, 10th of December, at the hour of one o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of passing Hye-laws, and trans- acting other business of the Company. tr^STORIVALIJS: GEORGE CHIVAS invites intending plan- Gter.i to inspect his extensive and superior Stock of Trees and Plants, a considerable portion of which is adapted for mountain planting. Order for Truck load delivered fiee at any railway station. Prices on appli- cation. Chester, November, 1867. DENBIGHSHIRE INFIRMARY AND GENERAL DISPENSARY. THE Annual Ball in aid of the Funds of Tthis Charity will take place in the County Hall, Denbigh, on Thursday, the 19th of December. Lady Patroness, Miss Mainwaring, Galltfaenan. President, Robt. Bamford Hesketh, Esq., Gwrych Castle. Dancing to commence at nine o'clock. By Order. J. DAVIES, Secretary. Thelnfirmarv, 14th Nov., ]867. 1867. A WARD OF PREMIUMS FOR ROOT /y CROPS, grown with Messrs. T. VICKERS and SONS' Manure. FIRST PRIZE, £ 12:— Mr. Robert Owen, Nant Newydd weight of crop per acre, 37 tons 10 cwt. 0 qr. SECOND PRIZE, £ 8 :— Mr. Richard Williams, Treban weight of crop per acre, 34 tons 3 cwt. 0 qr. THIRD PRIZE, £ 5:— Mr. Owen Williams, Tre'rdriw; weight of crop per acre, 33 tons, 15 cwt. 0 qr. (Signed,) THOMAS MUIR, Bodorgan) ROBERT LEWIS, Llanllibio > Judges. WM. JONES, Glantraeth > AGENTS WANTED IN AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS. (This Company is one of the largest Farming Stock Insuring Uffices in the Kingdom.) MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. (Mills, Manufactories, Warehouses, &c., insured on the most moderate, terms.) SEAPORT TOWNS. (Ships in course of construction and. in Dock insured. Sailors' Lives assured. ) MINING DISTRICTS. WATERING PLACES: &c., &c., &c., Where the Company is not already represented. Persons of active business habits are invited to apply. LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED. The Company is well established and has an Annual Income upwards of £ 107,000 Lie Reserve Fund upwards of 1;114,000 Aad ha" paid a Total in Claims under Life and ) ?g?? QQQ Fire Policies of upwards of ) CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD THOMAS BARNES, ESQ., M.P. Farnworth, and the Qninta, Salop. ANTHONY DILLON, Secretary to the Company. PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Chief Offices High St., Wrexham 49, MooraateSt., London; and 77, Buchanan St., Glasgow. —————— Fl4, BOLD-STREET, (OPPOSITE THE SAVINGS BANK), LIVERPOOL. THE TEU CHUN (FIRST GATHER- ING3) HAVE NOW CEA.SED TO ARRIVE, We have made our selections from the FINEST CHOPS IMPORTED, Which can only be proved by our Friends COMPARING THE QUALITY WE OFFER With the Quality to be PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. From those that do not already DRINK OUR TEAS We respectfully solicit a TRIAL, and for their guidance again submit our PRICE LIST. | THOMSON AND COMPANY, TEA AND COFFEE SALESME. I PRICELIST. j BLACK TEA. B. d Good sound Congou (well worth attention at 2 0 per lb. Strong Oopack kind (a most useful tea) 2 4 „ Fine Moning ditto (this we strongly recom- 2 8 mend. Finest Moning kind (a rich true Tea) A 0 Most Choice Kaisow kind (a pure Ankoi Pekoe flavoured Tea) ••• 3 2 Rich full-flavoured Souchong (a trial only is necessary to prove this to be perhaps the best Tea it is possible to sell at the price. 3 6 To COllnoisellrs we offer a combination of Teas posses- sin" rare delicacy of flavour and richness of aroma, Three Shillings and Tenpenee per pound. GREEN TEAS. s. d. Pure Fychow Gunpowder at 2 0 per lb Fine Moyuue do 0 Finest Ping Suey do Q a ? » Curiously tine do. do. 0 Hyson, Young Hyson, Scnted Caper, and Scented Orange Pekoe, at corresponding prices. COFFEES, s. d. Fine Ceylon at 1 2 per Ib. Pine Plantation 1 4 Finest Plantation .1. 1 6 Rich Mountain Jamaica 1 8 Ground Coffee (warranted pure), in 21b., lib., and lb. Canisters, at same prices. Pure Ground English Chicory, at Eightpence per Pound. Our Wholesale Department offers every advantage to the Trade. DELIVERIES. TOWN- Daily, any orders received before Four o'clock iu the c\!enin¡;. SUBURBS.— Aigburth, Allerton, Wavertrec, Old Swan, and West Derby, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fi-i(i;tys. F Bootle, Seaforth, Waterloo, Ciosby, Litherland, Sefton, and Walton, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Cheshiie, Weekly. All orders accompanied by a remittance despatched the day they are received. ubtit notices. GEORGE PRICE LLOYD, ESQUIRE, DECEASED. ALL persons having Claims upon the estate ./TL of George Price Lloyd, late of Plasyndre, Bala, Esquire, deceased, are requested to send particulars thereof, on or before Thursday, the 28th instant, to James B. Lloyd, Esq., Plasyndre, Bala. Bala, November 14th, 1867. A. LANDEKGAN, Organist of St. James's Church, Upper Bangor, BEGS to announce that he is now prepared .0 to give Lessons on the Organ, Pianoforte, Harmon- ium, Violin, and Singing. Castle Hotel, Bangor, August 2nd, 1867. CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS. MR. R. C. WILLIAMS, The Successful Candidate in the Competition for the Vocal Scholarship at the recent Eisteddfod, IS open to ENGAGEMENTS during the CHRISTMAS VACATION of the Royal Academy of Music. Enquiries will be attended to by MR. W. H OWEN, MK. T. U MORRIS, Hou. Sees. of Mr. Williams's Committee, Bridge-street, Carnarvon. N.B.—Further subscriptions may also be forwarded to Mr. Owen. THE GEORGE HOTEL, BANGOR, COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given, that the second .i?j Ordinary General Meeting of the Sh"reholders of the George Hotel, Bangor, Company Limited, will be held at the George Hotel, Bangor, in the County of Carnarvon on Friday, the 29th day of November instant, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, to receive the Directors' Report and statement of accounts, and to elect Directors and Au litors, and for the tran- saction of the ordinary business of the Company, in accordance with the Articles of Association. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 22nd instant, until after the meeting. Dated this 15th day of November, 1867. JAMES GREGORY, Secretary of the Company. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Williams against Foster, the creditors of John Carson, formerly of the Town of Roscommon, in the County of lloscommon, Ireland, but late of Egryn Abbey, near Dyffryn, in the County of Merioneth, Esq., who died in or about the month of April, 1866, are, on or before the 5th day of December, 1867, to sent by post, prepaid, to Griffith Williams, of Dolgelley, in the said County of Merioneth, the Solicitor of the Plaintiff, Sarah Emma Williams, the administratrix, with the Will annexed, of the said de ceased, their christian and surnames, addresses, and des- criptions, the full particulars ot their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them or, in default thereof, they will be pe- remptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Decree. Every creditor holding any security is to produce the same before the Vice Chancellor, Sir Richard Malias, at his chambers, situated at No. 3. Stone Buildings. Lin. coln's fnn, in the County of Middlesex, on the 13th day of December, 1867. at Twelve o'clock at noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated this Seventh day of November, 1867. J. A. BUCKLEY, Chief Clerk. CHARLES WILKIN, No. 10, Tokenhouse Yard, London, Agent for Griffith Williams, Dolgelley, Merioneth- shire, Plantitf's Solicitor. rrHE Mersey Docks and Harbour Board I hereby give Notice that they are willing to receive I ,J,t)ANSof MONEY on the security of their Bonds, at the rate of Four Pounds Five Shillings per Centum per An- num, interest, for periods of Three or Five Years, and Four Pounds Seven Shillings and Sixpence per Centum, per Annum, for Seven Years and upwards. Interest Warrants for the whole term, payable half- yearly at the Bankers of the Board in Liverpool, or in London, will be issued with each bond. Communications to be addressed to GEORGE J. JKFFKK- SON, Esq., Dock-office, Liverpool. By order of the Board, JOHN HARRISON, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, October 31, 1867. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BEAUMARIS. GENTLEMEN, Allow me to make use of the local press, as the only available channel, to thank you for the great compliment you paid me by a second time, unsolicited, returning me as a member of the Town Council by a large majority of votes, and to explain to you the reasons why I cannot now take any active part in the trust you con fided to me. On the two last occasions of my becoming a member of the Town Council, I was nominated, without my wish, knowledge, or consent, but, being elected by you, I felt called upon to do my best, more especially in connection with my colleagues in the Sanitary Com- mittee. The first object of the committee was, to ascertain the state and condition of the main drains and sewage of the town. The M 'oxd, to enquire into'the state of the only supply of spring water u,ed in the town, namely, the large reser- voir which supplies the town pumps, and the water con- duits leading thereto. The third, a general investigation into the sanitary state of every house and yard in the town. With respect to the first, the Sanitary Committee found some of the main drains completely choked up. and their nnxicus contents regurgilating into premises they were intended to cleanse. All these defects the SitnitaryCom, mittee, on its own responsibility, immediately ordred to be thoroughly rectified, and caused a map of the town to be made, indicating the exact position and dirce ion of every main drain, heretofore only a matter of surmise or conjecture. The committee further recommended the construction of about 160 yards of additional maio sewage drains, as absolutely necessary to enable every house to get rid of its drainage. Only aù"ut 36 yardi of this, however, has yet been executed by the Town Council. With respect to the second, the committee found one end of the pump reservoir in such an imperfect state, that foul extraneous matter was percolating fieelyinto it. The springs, and precipitate tanks or supply reser- voirs, through which the water was conveyed to the main reservoir at the pumps, were so imperfectly secured, that rabbits and vermin were frequently drowned iu them, and consequently underwent decomposition, &c. thus, the spring water of the town was poisoned from two sources. These great evils and abominations, the com- mittee took upon itself the responsibility of having thoroughly and im.mediately rectified, in such a manner as to preclude the probability of their recurring. With respect to the third, the committee had every house and yard in the town inspected and reported upon. By this, it appeared that there were eighty families in Beaumaris without a privy or water-closet attached to their tenements, sixteen of which are the property of the Corporation and, irrespective of the foregoing, t'-iht there are sixteen houses without any back yard or outlet whatever No notice or action has been hitherto taken by the Town Council relative to this state of things. it was further reported, that about 130 pigs were kept in the town, some of them by the tenants of the Corporation, and that there were many styes without proper means of drainage and cleanliness, which were not only a nuisance, but pcs'tively injurious to the public health. The foregoing facts were duly laid before the Town Council, and the Sanitary Committee accounted for the expenditure of £28 13s 5id in the works of absolute and urgent necessity above referred to. Instead of receiving the thanks of the Town Council, the Sanitary Committee are in future prohibited from expending one half-penny without first obtaining the permission and sanction of the Finance Committee, wl-.o can thus nullify any sanitary operations. Under these circumstances, I feel I can no longer render any service to the town by remaining on the Sani- tary Committee. Before concluding, I cannot help alludiug to the readiness with which the Town Council- lors vote £ n0 a vear to their Mayor, whilst they will not entrust their Sanitary Committee with the expenditure of one shilling! Until the last two years, this E50 has been generally spent upon a sort of annual bachaualian dinner. Mr John Williams, the late Mayor, however, broke through this cus- t') ii, aud speut his two years salary for the benefit of the town. besides an incredible amount of labour aud time, for all which services, at the annual meeting of the Council on the 9th instant, he merely received the modi- cum of thanks usually accorded to the Chairman at a Penny Heading." Again thanking you for your good opinion, as evinced by your numerous votes, I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ROBT. WYNNE JONES. I Beaumaris, November 16th, 1867. GRIFFITH DAVIES HIGH STREET, BANGOR. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. G. Davies most respectfully informs his numerous friends and the public, tha he is now prepared to show novelties suitable for the present Season, in all the various departments. The great reduction in the Cotton Market enables him to offer Shirtings, Long Cloths, &e., at price, equal to what they were before the American War. He invites special attention to the Dress, Mantlo, and Millinery Departments. GENERAL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT. FAMILY GROCER AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. r-n TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT. SELLING OFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE! THE Elegant and Extensive Stock of now HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE comprising t Drawing Dining, and Bedroom Suites, in Walnut, Rosewood, Mahogany, Maple, &c., on the prenW98 occupied by the late MR. JOHN WILLIAMS, CABINETMAKER, 256 HIOH STREET, BANGOR. The whole of this Stock of first-class Furniture, (made on the premises by skilled workmen,) has been carefully gone over, and marked at very much below the usu.il Selling Price. WRHEREAS THOMAS PEERS WILLIAMS, of CKAIG-Y-DON, in the County of IV Anglesey. a Colonel in Her Majesty's Army, and OWEN ELIAS, of 286, Scotland Ho,td, Liverpool, Builder, being respectively intcrested under the provisions of 41 The Acts for the Incloaure, Exchange, and Improve- meut of Lands," in the Lands and Hereditaments set forth in the Schedule hereunder written, with the EaMmentt and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, and being desirous of effecting an Exchange of the same have made application, in writing, to the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, t,) direct enquiries whether such proposed Exchange would be beneficial to the Owners of such respectivo Lands and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the provisions of the said Acts. Now the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, being of opinion that such Exchange would be beneficial, and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, hereby give Notice that they will cause to be framed and confirmed, under their hands and Seal, an Order of Exchanje in the matter of the said application, unlesg notice, in writing, of dissent to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some person entitied to an Estate in, or to a charge upon, the said Lauds and He. editameuts or any part thereof, on or before 2nd day of March next. THE SCHEDUDE TO WHICH THE FOREGOING NOTICE REFERS. LAND and Hereditaments in which the above-named THOMAS PEERS WILLIAMS is interested, situate in the Pariah of Llandesilio, in the County of Anglesey, and proposed to be exchanged for the Land and Heredita- ments hereinafter specified. No. on DESCRIPTION. a. r. p. Tithe Map DESCRIPTION. a. r. p. Part 11 art of Fron in the occupation of Owen Hughes 1 3 5, LAND and Hereditaments in which the above-named OWEN ELIAS is interested, situate in the parish of Llandesilio, in the County of Anglesey, and proposed to be exchanged for the Land and Hereditaments herein- before specified. Jl?  DESCRIPTION. a. r. p. Tithe Map Part 11. Cae Fron in the occupation of the said Owen Hughes 1 3 6 Witness my hand this 14th day of November, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundroti ana sixty- seven ( < PVVP Inctosure Commission. R. PYNE 3, St. J?mea'a Square, London, S.W. By Urder of the Board. COUNTY OF MEKIONETH. ABSTRACT of the Treasurer's Account, for the year ending Michaelmas, 1867, in pursuance of the Act 15 and 16 Vict., cap. 81, sec. 50. t. s d. Total Valuation upon which the Assessment for the County Rate is made 152,839 0 0 Total Amount in the Pound of the several Rates made during the Year 0 0 6 Total Amount of Debt charged upon the County R-te 900 0 0 ■! RECEIPTS. £ ø. d. By Balance in hand 758 19 7 By County and Police Rates. 38?2?1?4 ?9 By allowanoe from the Treasury, for Pro- secution of Prisoners, Maintenallce of Prisoners, Removal of Transports, &c 477 11 5 By ditto, ditto, towards Expenses oi Police. 399 10 6 Other Receipts 251 4 6 Balance due to Treasurer 714 6 o i Total 26422 7 5 DISBURSEMENTS. 2 a: d. 2 s. d Expenses of Rural Police 2248 14 8 Conveyance of Prisoners to Gaol 59 4 7 GAoL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION Diet of Prisoners at 3s 6d per head per week 178 160 Clothing of Prisoners at 4d per he.id. 33 1 3 Salaries 219 100 Incidental Expenses. 670 6 4 1101 13 r PROSECUTION OF PRISONERS;- No. at Assizes, 8 124 1 4 No. at Quarter Sessions, 20 197 13 11 Under Criminal Justice Act, 16 '22 17 10 Under Juvenile Offenders Act I '1;' 3 4 —a 345 16 6 Conveyance of Transports .Ti 25 0 0 Shire Hall, Judges' Lodgings, &c 9218 9 LUNATIC ASYLUM:— 'it Incidental Expenses .<.T 25 13 S Maintenance of Pauper Lunatics 26 13, 2 Militia Storehouses .1. 2.6,3' 5 County Bridges li?4,? 178 Clerk of the Peace 2&>' 0 0 Treasurer 0 0 Coroner it8 'ii 9 Inspector of Weights and Mea- 1 10, 6 Interest on Debt 60 0 0 Repayment of portion of Debt 100 Ot 0 Incidental and other Expenses 518 6:11 Cattle Plague Account. 161.18* 4 ——— 2523 5 0 Total £ 6422 7 6 (Signed,) WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Treasurer. ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS, SHOULD TRY BOWERS'S COUGH LOZENGES! PREPARED ONLY BY BOWERS BROTHERS, -i 101, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. i Sold in Boxea, 7 d, Is, and 2s each, by most respectable Chemists. •> 302 Is 6d in postage stamps will free a Is box by post to any part of the Kingdomg MR. SCOTT, T" ALBION HOUSE, CARNARVON, INVITES the attention of nervous and delicate persons to his improved process of supply- JL ing artificial teeth. No extraction is necessary loose teeth and roots are supported and covered over a soft lastic material is used as a base, and they ;7ill be found within the reach of the most economical. May be con-. suited with gratis once a month at CONWAY, the first Tuesday, at Mr. Robert Davies', tailor and draper, High-street. LLANRAVST, first Wednesday, Mr. Prichard, Confectioner, Denbigh street. PWLLHELLI, the second Wednesday, at Shop Crigan, PORTMADOC, second Thursday, Ship Inn. BETHESDA, Pay day at Quarries at Mr. R. Hughes, Flour-dealer. Mr. Scott's Treatise on the Teeth, in which will be found the cause and remedy for the tooth ache for 4 stamp THE" NORTH WALES CHltOICLE" STEAM PRINTING AND STATIONERY ESTALISHMENT. JOHN KENMUIR DOUGLAS, LITHOGRAPHIC, COPPER-PLATS, AND LETTERPRESS PRINTER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER, HIGH STREET, BANGOR, PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR BANKERS, BROKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, PUBLIC COMPANIES, SOLICITORS AUCTIONELitS, ETC., EXECUTED WITH PROMPTITUDE. PROSPKCTCSES. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION. CATALOGUES. INVENTORIES. CIRCULARS. BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS, PLACARDS. INVOICES. BILL-HEADS. CHECK BOOKS. THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT IS REPLETE WITH EVERY DESCRIPTION OF COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, ACCOUNT BOOKS LEDGERS, CASH HOOKS, ETC. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS SUPPLIED ON DAY OF PUBLICATION. ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL THE LONDON AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS.