The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

NOT ICE TO ADVERTISERS. PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, ELECTION ADDRESSES, AND 1'niLic COMPANIES, tid per Line. LAW NOTICES, AUCTIONS, AND MISCELLANIOUS, 4d per Line. TRADLS, BOOKS, CHARITIES, &C., 3d per Line. In order t,) render the Advertising Columns of the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE more extensively useful to the Public, the following REDUCED SCALE OF CHARGES is adopted fm- the undermentioned classes of PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS Situations Wanted. Clerks, Servants, <<-< Wanted. Articles or Animals Lost or Found. Offices or Shops Wanted or to be Let. Lodyiny* and Apartments to Let. One Insertion, not exceeding Twenty Words It. 6d. Three Insertions, ditto, ditto 3s. Gd. These CHARGES apply only to such ADVERTISE. MENTS as are PAID FOR at the time at the Office, ot for which Stamps are enclosed with Order, if sent by Post, and do not include Sales by Auction or ordinary Business Addresses. n mnnt. on A SINGLE Young Man, aged 23, is in want of a situation as Groom or Groom and Coach- nnn. Good reference.—Address, A. B. 5, Pool Street, Carnarvon. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A SINGLE Gentleman or Lady can be accommodated with hoard and residence in a genteel quiet family. A person of sound Church prin- ciples preferred.-AddreM, A. JM" office of this paper. AB.A. of Oxford, First-diMS in Modera- ?\, ti.?)a 186\ Second Class in Finals (Classics) 1807, at present residing in the country, is desirou* of meeting with pupils reading for Matriculation at Oxford or for any of the Classical Examinations there, Pass or Honours. Lodgings may be had in the neighbourhood. The locality is healthy audclo^e to the sea.—Address, Zeta," Post- office, Rhydwyn, Llanrhyddlad, near Holyhead. JJcvsonsi sitaffletf. WANTED, a thorough HOUSEMAID  accustomed to waiting. Also, a good COOK. For address, apply to the office of this paper. TO PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. WANTED, a number of good Workmen. Wages, 5?il per hour and upwards. Apply, "E.H. Commercial Inn, Tynell Street, Bradford. ANTED, a Ot)rtificated MA.STER for W Bryneroes National School. Salary, guaran- teed, School pence, and House and Gal'den.-Apply to Rev. G Roberts, Rhiw Rectory, JVUhelL ANTED, Fifty Men to Crush and load V Liine Stones. The work will be Let at Contiaot price, and will be coustaut.-Aplily at the Advertiscr Office, Oswestry. WANTED, as general Servant in a  Gentleman's family, a respectable young woman about 20, who can speak good English, and can produce a character from her two last situations.—Apply to Miss Flicker, Tros Canol, near Bangor. WANTED, iu a Clergyman's Family, to V f attend to one child, a NURSE of some exper- ience, and who can be well recommended.—Apply by letter, stating wages, to Mrs R., at Messrs. Catherall and Nixon's, Stationers, Bangor. or an V t EX-PUPIL TEACHER, at Upper Clyuuog, in the begining of August. The present Master's Salary last year amounted to t;ô4 with a good house and garden. Apply to the Vicar of Clynnog, Carnarvon. A YOUNG LADY can be received into Athe house of an Evangelical Clergyman in the country. She will be treated as one of the family, and fiud it happy home. Terms moderate. References given and required.—Address, W, n., Post. office, Holy- head.   WANTED for a Gentleman's tamily in V Bradford, a respectable Welsh girl as Housemaid, where a cook and nurse is kept. An active, tidy girl, and one accustomed to chihlten will tind this a most ,(?o.ni- fortable situation. Wages from £10 to £11 per annum. Address, J.A.M." kVorth Wales Chronicle Office Bangor. alt, PENDYFFRYN BRICK WORKS. RED and White, pressed, perforated and J[\; common BRICKS on Sale. Apply to Vernon Darbishire, Pendyffryn Works, Conway. RHYL. TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, the fol- Tlowing property viz.—A House and Shop in Vale Road. Freehold. Also. a Dwelling House, Stable and Out-buildings in blill Bank, with about 580 square yards of land. Free- hold Rental, £3() per annum. Also, two Houses, 54 and 55, Wellington Road. Free- hold. Rental, L:32 per annum. PENSA.RN, NEAR ABERGELE. A Dwelling House, pleasantly situated. Freehold. Rental, £ 40 per annum. LLANDUDNO. Three Shops in Mostyn Street, together with three houses behind in Bodafon Row. Rental, 2221 per an- num. Also a Dwelling House and Shop, No. 12, Tudno Street. Rcntal, E20 per annum. Apply to Thomas E Priest, 21 and 22, Clarendon Rooms, South John Street, Liverpool. Co bt Un. TO LET, Unfurnished, a genteel COT- < TAGE RESIDENCE, with Stable, Garden, and Coach-houae.—Apply to Mr Alfred Fricker, Treborth Uchaf, Bangor. HOUSE AND SHOP TO LET, IN the most central position in the City of t. Bangor. House and premises new. Fixtures in the Shop already.—Apply to Mr W. Owen, Butcher, High Street, Bangor. ——————— MAENTWROG. TO BE LET, partly Furnished, or if pre- i_ ferred, Unfurnished, Glanddwyuyd, a private residence containing 14 Rooms and a Garden attached, commanding a fine view of the Vale of Festiniog, with good fishing in the neighbourhood. o Apply by letter to "E.G.A. Glanddwynyd, Yaen. twrog, Merionethshire. Vi~L L A~RESIDENCE, UPPER BANG_O__R_. TO BE LET, Unfurnished, with immediate Tpog.s(,ssioii a Villa of 3 Houses in a prominent part of Upper Bangor, situate on their own grounds, having a private Carriage road to the frout. comm',nthng an ex- tensive view of the Straits, Beaumaris Bay, and the Car- narvonshire Mountains, including Stioivaoii.-For par- ticulars, apply to Mr J. E. Roberts, Victoria House, Bangor. GOODIN VESTMENT. TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS, AND CAPITALISTS. TO be Disposed ot, the Business of a Tobacco Manufacturer (lately deceased) situated in Palace Street, Carnarvon. Commodious premises, with Steam Engine and Machinery complete, in good working order. Address by letter to "C.W. 2rorth Wales Chronicle Office, Bangor, North Wales. VALE OF LLANRWST, DENBIGHSHIRE, rpI o BE LET, Furnished, from the 1st of Tifitv until the 1st of November, a.Genteel Family HESlUENCE. together with 10 ACRES OF LAND, situated on the Banks of the River Conway, and distaui 0 miles from Conway, and 7 miles from LIanrwst. The HOUSE contains Dining. Drawing and Breakfast rooms, Bedroom aud Closets, Kitchen, Pantry and Scul- Ifrv. The OUT-OFFICES comprise a good Coach-house. Stabling for 5 horses, Cow-liouse, Piggeries, Cart slied, and Boiling House. It has a productive walled Kitchen-gard- en Flower- gardens, Ornamental Pleasure Grounds and the whole is beautifullv interspersed with tlniving plantations. Such a residential property situated in one of the most charming localities in the Principality, is rarely to be met with. For further particulars apply to Mr Dew, Wellneid House, Bangor, co be ILet. TO BE LET, at a moderate rent, Nos. 2 and 3, Friar's Terrace, Bangor. No. 2 contains Breakfast, Dining, and Drawing Room, 7 Bedrooms, Attics, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and all other con- veniences. No. 3 contains Breakfast Parlour, Dining and 1 Drawing Room, 3 Bedrooms, Attics, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and all otherconveniences. For further particulars apply to Mr. C. N. Bicknell; Auctioneer, 262, High Street, and/Ty'nhendre, Bangor. LLANDUDNO.—NORTH WALES. TO Wine and Spirit Merchants —To be Let JL with immediate possession, eligible and extensive Premises, with Licenses attached, for the Wine and Spirit Trade, situate in Church-Walks, facing Mostyn- street, a commanding position in the two great thorough- fares, and where an excellent business has been carried for many years. Apply to Ir. George Felton, Auctioneer and Surveyer, Mostyn Estate Offices, Llandudno. ANGLESEY. TO BE LET, and entered upon immediate- T ly, the Mansion called PL AS LLANFIGAEL, with the Out-buildings, Offices, Kitchen and walled Gar- dens and Orchard thereto belonging, situate in the parish of Llanfigael, in the County of Anglesey. This Elegant Mansion is of an uniform and modern Structure, comprising a Vestible Drawing Room, Dining Room, B reakfast Room, together with Kitchen, suitable Closets, and Offices, five cheerful Bed Rooms, and Ser- vants' Rooms over the Offices, excellent Cellars, Laundry, Brew-house, Bakehouse, and Wash-house, with men servants sleeping rooms over them. It is situate in one of the most fertile parts of the County of Anglesey, with- in two miles of the sea, and 3 miles of Holyhcad Bay, and the Garden and Orchard are well-stocked with choice productive fruit trees. A pack of Harriers is kept in the neighbourhood and part of the land is hounded by a river which affords good sport to those who are fond of the amusemeut of angling- The tenant may be accommodated with 25 or 30 acres of rich pasture land. Mr. Owen Williams, of Tyddyn Watkin, Llanfigael, will show the premises, and further particulars may be had on application to Mr. Richard Owen, Solicitor, Beaumaris and Llangefni. dfas&foitsi. TIIE Misses ALCOCK & STEWARDSON j. begs respectfully to announce that their SHOW ROOMS, containing the latest novelties in Milliueiy, &c., for the summer season, will be ready for inspection on and after Tuesday, May 5th, when they solicit the favour of a call. 254, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR. public x oticto. 4 LADY who has had considerable ex- A V perience as a Professor of Music, and can give very satisfactory references to Dr. Francis Robinson, Dublin, and Mr Charles Obenthur, wishes to arrange to instruct pupils iu Bangor and the adjoining localities. -Apply to Mr Douglas, Chronicle Office, Bangor. rnilE MISSES INGRAM having a few I t leisure hours, are anxious to devote them to private teachiug at their own house for to give an opportunity to ? young ladies wishing to perfect themselves in the French language. Vron House, Upper Bangor. WINES, SPIRITS, &c. WILLIAM ROWLANDS & Co., YV HIGH STIIEET. SUPERIOR LONDON GIN. IRISH MALT WHISKIES. FINE OLD SCOTCH MALT. Martell's, Hennessey's, and other BRANDIES, RUllI, GENEVA, PORT, SHERRY, CLARET, CHAM- PAGNE, &c., &c. Per Dozen. Hal! Quarts. Pints. Pints. Much Brewings of Bass k 1 ? ? 3, ?L (o's PALE ALE ff 0tl 3s G(l Ditto ditto in Half Birr eh, 32s. to 36s. Ditto ditto MILD ALES, 24s. 27s., 30s., Per Dozen. Half Quarts. Pints, pints. G UINNESS & CO'S Best Dub- ) rt9. o, Im POlngIL. J Ditto ditto in Half-Barrels, 24s DEVONSHIRE CIDER 7s. 3s. Gd W. ROWLANDS, & CO., WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, lilgii STREET, BANGOR. Orders per post will have immediate attention. DWYGYFYLCHI LOCAL BOARD. WANTED to borrow £ 700 in one or more Vy sums of no less than tlOO on Mortgage of the General District rates, money required for permanent works under the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Home Department. For further particulars apply, stating amount to be lent, and rate of interest required to W M. JONES, Solicitor, Conway, Clerk to the said Board. THE DWYGYFYLCHI LOCAL BOARD are prepared to receive tenders for the construction of a RESERVOIR for the Penmaenmawr Water Works. The plans may be seen at the office of Mr Wm. Roberts, engineer, Castle-street, Conway, and the site of the Re- eervoir will be shown by Mr Edward Roberts, surveyor to the Board at Penmaenmawr. Tenders to be sent not later than the 2nd day of May next to WILLIAM JONES, Clerk to the Board. Conway, 17th April, 1868. MENMBRIDGETIS^GOX BEAUMARIS, LLAN. DUDNO, AND LIVERPOOL. ~KJL ÐROM and after Thursday. ftS    ? U April 2nd, the City of Dublin Com- ??pany's Steamer Prince Arthur, (or other 'M?'*«*?*' of their fleet) is intended to leave MENAI BRIDGE, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri. days, at 10 a.m. From Prince's Landing Stage, LIVER- POOL, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 11 a.m. Goods for Wales received at the Clarence Dock, on Wednesdays, in each week. Conveyances for Carnarvon, Llangefni and Amlwch attend the arrival and departure of the Steamer at Menai Bridge. City of Dublin Co. Office, Menai Bridge, March 20th, 1868. OTICE is hereby given, that at the nex NGeneral Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be holden in and for the County of Denbigh, application will be made to Her Majesty's Justices of the peace assembled at such Quarter Sessions in and for the said County, for an Order for stopping up the Footpath now leading along Cae llau from near the Bridge crossing the Railway, (from Llanrwst to Bettws-y-coed) to the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, in the parish of Llanrwst, in the County of Denbigh, the same having become unnecessary, inasmuch as the new Street called George-street, leading from the said Bridge to the Turnpike Road, having been opened to the public, and that the Certificate of two Justices having viewed the same with the plan of the said Footpath and Street, will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said County, on the Twenty-eighth day of April next. Dated this Twenty-fourth day of March, One thousand eight hundred and sixty eight. ROBERT HUGHES, Highway Surveyor for the Llanrwst District. I TOYS! TOYS!! TOVS! Perambulators, Spring Rocking Horses, Shaped Horses, own manufacture. JOHN OWEN, 49, Shude-hill, Man- t chester. Importer and dealer in all kinds of FOREIGN and ENGLISH FANCY GOODS. Shippers, Auctioneers, Shopkeepers, Hawkers, and others are most particularly requested to call and inspect the Stock of NEW ARRIVALS from the Continent, for the approaching season, consisting of Toys of all sorts. Work Boxes, Desks, Leather Goods, Papier Maclne goods, Lustres, Bird Shades, Flower Shades, ruit.Shades, Cricket Bats and Balls, aud all other kinds of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention, CASES OF GOODS always ready, from £2 to £:5, and RIO to kl5, well selected for any trade. t?OTE THE AnDM?.-THE OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE TIIF? WAREHOUSE, 49, ShudohiU, Man- iAVIiOLES.kLL, Toy WAREHOU',E, 49, Shudeiiill, Man- Terms, Cash. No agents or travellers employed, prices thereby reduced. $ufiUc Notices. NATIONAL WELCOME TO THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES TO THE PRINCIPALITY, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH, 1868. PROGRAMME: THE PRINCE and PRINCESS, and the JL Royal Party, will be received at the Carnarvon Station of the Bangor and Cama.rvon Railway, at 12.50 p.m., when an Address will be presented by the Municipality. The Band of the Carnarvonshire Rifle Volunteers will play God Save the Queen." ORDER OF PROCESSION. The Chief Constable of Carnarvonshire, on Horseback. The Rand of the Carnarvonshire Rifle Volunteers. The Fire Brigade. The Mace Bearers of the Corporation. The Mayor's Banner. The Mayor and Magistrates of the Borough. The Aldermen and the Members of the Corporation. The Mayors and Deputations of the Corporate Towns in the Principality. The Chairmen and Deputations of the various Local Boards and Town Commissioners in do. High Sheriff and Lady, in his carriage. Carriage, with the Prince and Princess of Wales, drawn by Four Horses. Carriage, containing the Duke of Cambridge, and the Prince Tock, drawn by Four Horses. Carriage, with members of the Royal Household. Carriage, with Members of the Royal Household. Carriage, with Members of the Royal Household. THE ROUTE. The Streets through which the procession will pass will be lined by the Volunteers, the Royal Naval Reserve, the Police, and by the Members of the different Friendly Societies. The several Bodies of the Procession will form between the Royal Hotel aud the Railway Station, not later than 11 o'clock, a.m., proceed up Bangor Street, Turf Square, Bridge Street, to Castle Square, where H.R H. the Prince of Wales will Open the Carnarvon Water Works, when the united Choirs, who will be stationed on the upper end of the Square, will sing, God Bless the Prince of Wales." The Procession will then proceed to the Entrance to the Castle. The Mayor, Magistrates, and Members of the Corporation of Carnarvon, will then form on the right and left on the approach to the Castle, above the steps. On their Royal Highnesses alighting from the Carriage, the Standard of the Prince will be hoisted on the Eagle Tower, which will be a signal for the 1st Carnarvonshire Artillery Volunteers to fire a Royal Salute from their Battery on the Victoria Pier; a Royal Salute will also be fired from the Battery of the R. W. Y. Club House. The National Committee will assemble on the Castle Mound, and form on either side of the pathway leading to the Presentation Tent. Their Royal Highnesses, preceded by the High Sheriff of Carnarvonshire, will then proceed to the Presentation Tent on the Mound, near Queen Eleanor's Gatewav, aud receive the National Address, which will be pre- sented by the High Sheriff, who wiJl afterwards hand to the Princess, on behalf of the Council of the Na- tional Eisteddfod, a Gold Medal, struck in honour of the occasion. The Procession will then re-form and proceed towards the Banquet Tent, opening to the right and left in the Castle Yard, to allow the Royal patty to proceed to the Royal Apartments of the Castle, which have been fitted up for the occasion. THE BANQUET. During the Banquet, Mr Ellis Roberts (Eos Meirion Ptneerdd), Harpist to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, will play a Selection of Welsh Airs; Mr John Owen (Owain Alaw) will sing to Loyal Verses, written by Talhaiarn for the occasion. On the Royal Party retiring, the Procession will re- form and proceed from the Castle down Castle Street to the Cross, up High Street, through Porth Mawr under Guild Hall, through Eastgate Street, Turf Square, Bangor Street, to the Railway Station, and depart at 2.30 p.m. The Committee feel sure that every one will aid the Authorities to keep the Streeti; clear threugh which the Procession will pass. Tickets of Admission to the Castle, and to the Seats in ditto, may be obtained from the Booksellers in Carnar- von, and at the Office of the Committee, No. 13, Castle Square, Carnarvon. To avoid disappointment and confu- sion, it is particularly requested that immediate applica- tion may be made for Tickets, as the number is limited. N.B.-No one will be admitted to the Castle without a Ticket. No change will be given at the Office of the Com. mittee. A GENERAL ILLUMINATION OF THE TOWN WILL TAKE PLAC. IN THE EVENING. By Order of the Committee, RICHD. J. DAVIDS, and J. PRYDDERCH WILLIAMS, Hon. Sees. PENRHYN HALL, BANGOR. BANGOR CHORAL SOCIETY, SEASON, 1867-8. PATRON THE LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR. VICE-PATRONS THE VEN. ARCHDEACON EVANS. REV. DANIEL EVANS, M.A. REV. LEONARD SLATER, B.A. REV. JOHN PRYCE, M.A. REV. DAVID JONES, M.A. THE SECOND CONCERT of this Society j_ will take place on XHURSDAT, APRIL 30TH, 1868, at Eight o'clock p.m. CONDUCTOR MR. LANDERGAN, (Organist of St. James' Church, Upper Bangor.) Front Reserved Seats, 2s Second Seats, Is. To be had at Messrs. Catherall and Nixon's, Bank Place, (where a Plan of the Room may be seen,) Mr Douglas, Chronicle Office, and Messrs. Humphreys and Parry, High Street. Subscribers' Tickets free to the Reserved Seats. PRIZE TURNIPS. HILLS' ANNUAL PRIZES for the best JH. Crops of Swedes grown in Anglesea were taken in 1867, by the undermentioned parties, viz:- Wght. per Acre. Tons. Cwts. 1st Prize-Captain Rowlands, Plas Pen- mynydd 47 4 2nd Prize—Mr. G. Williams, Pentre Rhianell 37 18 Heavy Crops. were also grown by other Competitors, VIZ. Mr W. Roberts, Rhyd Croes 36 0 Mr H. Owen, HafoU Donneu. 34 14 Mr J. Owen, Rhyd y Gwyn 32 6 This year the prizes will be increased. For the best 5 acres grown with Hills' manure only 28 For the second best 5 For the best 3 acres 3 Chemical Works, Amlwch, Anglesey, March, 1868. BEAUMARIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—HEAD MASTER. THE HEADMASTERSHIP of this SCHOOL will become vacant on the 5th of July next. Candidates for the appointment must be Graduates of the English universities, or Dublin, and the Feoffees will require satisfactory testimonials of conduct and attainments. The terms proposed, subject to the passing of a scheme now before the Charity Commissioners, are a fixed salary of JE300 per annum. The Headmaster to take upon him- self the payment, appointment and dismissal of all assis- tant masters, and all the Rates, Taxes, and Repairs upon the School Premises. The School House has been lately rebuilt with every modern convenience, and is attached to the Office. Jtent free. The tweseut number of Boarders is 52. The Headmaster is allowed to make his own ternes with Boarders- Farther particulars may be obtained from Mr John Watkins Jones, Solicitor, Beaumaris, to whom Testi- monials with 10 printed copies may be addressed between this date and the 14th of May next. Beaumaris, 16th April, 1868. public Noticto. MONEY. SEVERAL amounts from XIOO to £ 1000 to be advanced on good securities.-Apply to "F," at the office of this paper. MONEY TO LEND. OiAAA TO Lend on Freehold Property, j??E?UU in one or in various sums. i Apply to Mr. S. 0, Williams, Solicitor, Llandudno MR. C. EWING, I LANDSCAPE GARDENER and GAR- DEN ARCHITECT. Designs, Plans, and Es- timates furnished. Chester, April 1868. MONEY TO BE LENT—in sums from  TO BE LENT-in sums from 950 to ?1,000, at 4.? to 5 per cent., upon Personal and other Security, from 1 to 5 years. RespeetaMe parties can be promptly accommodated in strict confidence, — Apply to Messrs. Greenwood and Co., Surveyors, &c., 38, Great Ormohd-street, London, W.C. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING CASKS. D JOHNSON BROWN, Cooper, Tabley E # Street, Liverpool, bus always in Stock Brewers' Casks, (new and second-hand ;) also Butts, Puncheons, Hogsheads, &c., of first-class material and Workmanship, at lowest possible prices. Quotations submitted on ap- plication. FAMILY WINE COMPANY. FIRST-CLXS3 WINES. DINNER SHERRY.24s per dozen. GOOD PORT.30s CLARET 15s PRICE LIST of other Wines can bo ob- JT tained from the Agent, MISS L. A. BOSTON, Alexandria Restaurant, High-street, Bangor. KINMEL ARMS HOTEL. ME WILLIAM GREEN most respect- 1 f fully begs to inform the public that he has just opened a first-class Hotel in close proximity to Bodorgan Railway Station, Anglesea, and within five minutes' walk of the celebrated Coron Lake. Furnished Apartments to Let. Good stabling, lock-up Coach-house, Boats. Terms reasonable. PENMON QUARRIES, NEAR BEAUMARIS. BLOCKS can now be supplied from the above Quarries suitable for Columns, Monuments, Chimney-pieces, &c.; they will take a beautiful polish, and are commonly known as the Anglesey, or Mona Marble. .Also, Stones for Quoins, Rubble Masonry, and Lime- stvaes. Apply to Messrs. Thomas and Pritchard, Bangor, or to Ifr. John Owen, Penmon Quarries, near Beaumaris. OLD CALABAR. THE Advertieement respecting this Horse Tis withdrawn he will serve a limited number of mares, at Baron Hill only, and will not attend at Llan- gefni. Thorough-bred Mares, 10 guineas; Half-bred Mares, two guineas Tenant's Mares, twenty-five shil- lings. No niareg will be served without producing a Ticket, to be obtained at the Baron Hill Estate Office only. Baron Hill, 8th April, 1868. 130,000, C2,000, 220,000, kc., FOR Cl. ON the First of every month, a portion of \7 the IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED STATE LOANS will be allotted to the Subscribers. Anyone purchasing a Share for £1 has a bona-fide chance to obtain one of the above-mentioned premiums :-Six Shares are given for C5. To save foreign postage, applications for Prospectuse- (which will be sent gratis) should be made by letters, ad- dressed Mr. J. A. Rinck, 14, Duke Street, Adelphi, London, W.C. HOLYHEAD UNION. TO PRINTERS. THE Guardians of this Union are ready to Treceive Tenders for printing the several forms re- quired by the Poor Law Board. Tenders to be sent to me on er before Tuesday, the 5th day of May next. WILLIAM HUGHES, Clerk to the Guardians. Tycroes, A berffraw, 21st April, 1868. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 18G1. IN the County Court of Anglesey holden at JL Llangefni and Holyhead, in the matter of William Jones, of Pencraig Mill, in the parish of Llangefni, and of Bronheulog, in the parish of Llanddyfnan, in the county of Anglesey, miller and farmer, adjudged bankrupt on the 21st day of February, 1868. An Order of Discharge will be delivered to the Bankrupt after the expiration of thirty days from this date. unless an appeal be duly entered against the Judgment of the Court, and notice thereof be given to the Court. Dated this 8th day of April, 1868, WM. DEW, High Bailiff. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING.— J* Life-sized 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, London. The newest Parisian Train, gored skirt, plain round the waist, 2s 6d; ditto with slight fullness, 2s Crinoline for supporting ditto, 2s j 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 paletdt, 5s 6d. Princesse Dress, cut in one, 3. 6d. Morning Peplum Wrapper, 3s 6d. Dressing Gowns, 2s 6d. Dress Bodices with sleeves, Is 8d; very elegant ditto, with the new open sleeve, 2s 6d. Low do., 2s. Peplum from waist, lsbd. Sleeves, 10d. Zouaves, Garibaldis and Camesoles, Is 6d. Out-door Peplum and other Jackets and Paletots, 2s 6d. Little girl's Princesse Dress, 2s 6d. Boy's out-of-door Peplum ditto, 2s 7d. Knickerocker Suits, 2s 6d. Children's Jackets, Is 6d. Stamps received in payment. TOLLS TO BE LET. FESTINIOG, MAENTWROG, AND HARLECH TURNPIKE TRUST. W HEREAS, the TOLLS arising at the V, under-mentioned Turnpike Gates have been this day, pursuant to due Notiee, put up to be Let by Auc- tion, at the Victoria Inn, Llanbedr, at the several Sums set opposite to each Toll Gate as under-mentioned, (being the several Sums they produced last year, over the ex. ptnse of Collection,) and there appearing no sufficient Biddings for the same, Notice is Hereby Given, that the said Tolls will be again put up to be be LET by AUC- TION, to the highest Bidder, at the Victoria Inn, Llan- bedr, on Tuesday, the 28th day of April next, at 12 o'clock at noon, (subject to such Conditions as shall be then and there produced,) for One Year, to commence on the 12th day of May next. The Barmouth Gate £ 75 0 0 The Clogwyn Gate 72 0 0 The Llechwedd Du Gate 38 0 0 Whoever happens to be the highest Bidder must give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, on the above day, for the punctual payment of the Rent at which such Tolls may be Let. March 3lstf, 1868. REV. JOHN LLOYD, (Deceased.) PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament of _L the 22nd and 23rd Vict, cap. 35, intituled "An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to Relieve Trustees," Notice is hereby given, that all Creditors and Arsons having any Claims or Demands upon the estate W John Lloyd, late of Cerrig-y-druidion, in the County of Denbigh, Clerk, (who died on the 17th day of January, 1868, ana whose Will was proved in the District Registry, attached to Her Majesty's Court of Probate, at Saint Asaph, on the 4th day of April, 1868, by Edward Lloyd and Elias Williams, the Executors named in the said Will), are hereby required to send to me, the undersigned John Parry Jones, of Denbigh, in the County of Denbigh, Solicitor for the said Executors, particulars of their claims against the said Estate of the said deceased Testator, on or before the 1st day of July, 1868, at the expiration of which time the said Executors will proceed to distribute and appropriate the assets of the said Deeeased for the benefit of and among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims or demands of which the said Executors shall then have had notice and that the said Executors will not be liable to any Creditor or other per- son of whose Claim they shall not then have had notice for the assets or any part thereof so. distributed by them. l Dated this 22ad day of April, 1868. J. PARRY JONES, [ Solicitor, Denbigh. GRIFFITH DA VIES DRAPERY AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. GD. begs to announce to his Patrons and the Public G. in general, that he has now on shew all the latest Novelties and Fashions from SELECTIONS MADE BY HIM IN LONDON AND PARIS. SUMMER FASHIONS. ESTABLISHED 1860. TO PARTIES FURNISHING. OWEN THOMAS, HAS now on hand a Large Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Fur- [J. niture, and every description of Cabinet Goods of the best Workmanship and made from the best materials. CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, BOTTOM OF HIGH STREET, BANGOR- AND CORNER OF MOUNT STREET. Parties leaving their orders will obtain a first-class article at a moderate price. REPAIRS NEATLY AND CAREFULLY EXECUTED. ALL WHO SUFFER FROM COUGHS AND COLDS SHOULD TRY BOWER'S COUGH LOZENGES! PREPARED ONLY IIY BOWERS BROTHERS, 101, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. Sold in Boxes. 7d, la, and 2s each, by most respectable Chemists. Is 6d in postage stamps will free a Is box by post to any part of the Kingdom. THOMAS'S MERIONETHSHIRE 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 classes. JL PRICE ONE SHILLING. N. B-The above Sauces are carefully prepared (only) by JANE THOMAS, CHYMIST, BALA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN EVERYWHERE. PETER R. WILLIAMS. (Successor to John Williams), GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 91, WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. PR. W. desires to call the attention of parties furnishing, and also of Builders to his p extensive Stock of General and Furnishing Ironmongery, and solicits a continuance of the commands of his father's extensive connection. Agent for different makers of Sewing Machines. SACKS, GREASE, OIL, CHAINS, &c. » NOTIOE I NOTIOE I I NOTICE I II R. & J. DIOK, GUTTA PERCHA BOTTOMED BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, from Man- chester, respectfully solicit ONE TRIAL of their far-famed Gutta Percha Bottomed BOOTS and SHOES (Leather tops and insoles) which for Cheapness, Comfort, and Durability are not equalled. They keep the feet dry and warm, are more easily repaired, and wear nearly double the time of Leather-soled goods. GENTLEMEN. Blutcher Boots 6s 6d Lacing Boots 7s 6d Balmoral 89 6d to 6s 6d Shooting ,ot ??10s 6d td Us Od Elastic Side Boots 9s Od to Us Od LADIES. Balmoral Boots 4s 6d Elastic Side Kid 4s 9d „ „ Best 6s M ::h:t g: Cashmere Boots 3s 3d to 4s 6d Boys and Girls' Laced and Elastic-side and Buttoned Boots proportionately cheap, Branch Establishments in every important Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Upwaids of 20,400 sold weekly. NOTE THE ADDRESS 217, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. AU kinds of Boots and Shoes repaired with Gutta Percha on the most improved principle. L A W E S MANURES WERE the first Chemical Artificial Manures manufactured and introduced, and have W been in use for 27 years with great success. The supply for the present season is now ready for delivery, at the Factories, all in first-rate condition. LAWES' PATENT TURNIP MANURE. DISSOLVED BONES. LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. LAWES' WHEAT, BARLEY, GRASS, AND MANGEL MANURES. CONCENTRATED CORN AND GRASS MANURES. Dr. Voelcker has inspected and sampled a bulk of 10,000 tons at Mr. Lawes' Factories, the report can be ob- tained on application, he states— All the samples appeared to be eaually dry, uniform in character, and finely prepared. Haring inspected the I bulk at Mr Lawes' Works, I can certify that the Turnip Manure now sent out from the bulk is. a dry, well made, superior Artificial Manure, and is in excellent condition for delivery. AOBNTS FOR NORTH. WALES :— ROBERT JONES, Coal Merchant, Denbigh. Manures will also be supplied on application to any of the following persons. Mr Nathaniel Jones. College, Llangerniew, near Llanrwst. I Mr Robert Evans, 39, Pool Street, Carnarvon. Mr W. Owens, Rhosymvnarch, near Amlwoh, Anglesea. Mr W. Owens, Rh 1081 Wh.?,f, autchwyd, near Ruthin. Mr John Jones, Coal Wharf, Nantchwyd, near Ruthin. Messrs, W. H. Tillotson and Co., Wrexham Mr R. Fox, Rate Collector, Denbigh Mr Hugh Roberts, Tillery, Trefnant, near Denbigh. I Mr Robert Parry, Post Office, Bodfarry, near Denbigh. Mr Isaac Roberts,JGwyddelwern, near Corwen. Mr David Davies, Foryd Pier, near Rhyl. Manure always kept in Stock at Denbigh Station and Foryd Pier Warehouse. DISTRICT MANAoimR-MR. JOHN THOMAS, Market Square, Shrewsbury. OFFICES :— LONDON | 1, Adelaide Place, London Bridgp. I SHREWSBURY Market Square. DENBIGHRailway 3tation.T I DUBLIN ) 22, Eden Quay. WHEREAS JOHN CORBET, of YNYS-Y-MAEN-GWYU, in the County of Merioneth, W Esquire, and HENRIETTA CORBET his wife, and JOHN SYLVESTER, of TOWYN, in the said County Esquire, being respectively interested under the provisions of The Acts for the Inclosure, Exchange and Improve: ment of Lands," in the Lands and Hereditament set forth in the Schedule hereunder written, with the Easements and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, and being desirous of effecting an Exchange of the same, have made ap- plication, in writing, to the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, to direct enquiries whether such proposed Exchange would be beneficial to the Owners of such respective Land and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the pi ovisions of the said Acts. Now. the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Now, the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, being of opinion that such Exchange would be beneficial, and that the terms thereof are met and reasonable, hereby give Notice that they will cause to be framed and confirmed, under their Hands and Seal, an Order of Exchange in the matter of the said application, unless, notice, in writing, of dissent to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some person entitled to an Estate in. or to a charge upon, the said Land and Hereditaments or any part thereof, on or before the 27th day of July next. THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH THE FOREGOING NOTICE REFERS Land and HereditaM-nts in which the above-named John Corbet, and Henrietta Corbet his wife, are in- terested, situate mthe parish of Towyn, in the County I of Merioneth, and proposed to. be exchanged for the Land and Hereditaments hereinafter specified. I No on DESCRIPTION A. R..I Titlie Map. Parts 1313. \Part of Tyddyn dduFarm,in the and 1314. ) occupation of John Roberts 5 1 20 Part 1333 Part of Morfa Farm in the occupa- tion of Jcnkin Jenkins 10 0 6 1 20 Land and Hereditaments in which the above-naniedtohii Sylvester is interested, situate in the parish of Towyn, in the County of Merioneth, and proposed to. be ex- changed for the Land and Hereditaments hereinbefore specified. IT'tN¡O. Map DESCRIPTION. A. R. P. Titlie Map 1362. AHotmentiuTowynManh 11 0 0 Witnes s my hand this 8th thy of April, in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. ) H. PYNE, t Inclosure Commission, 4 St. James's Square, London, S. W. By Order of the Board.