The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

MERIONETHSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE PEACE for the County of Merioneth will he holden on TUESDAY the 16th day of OCTOBFB 1888 in the COUNTY HALL at Bala in the said County at 11.30 a.m. when the Court will audit all such bills and account* against the County as ehall. then be delivered and will transact the business I relating to the assessment application an ] manage- ment of the county stock or rate and of the police rate and the general county business after which the Court will b) adjourned to the following day to tie held at the same place at TEN o'clock in the fore- noon, when the grand anci petty jurors will be called over and the Court will proceed to hear and determine all matters brought before them in the following or,ler -1. In the trial of prisoners. 2. In the hearing of appeals. 3. In bearing njotipni, and in the transaction of such other business a9 may be brought before the Court. Pursuant to the direction of the Home Office the clerk* to the justices of the several divisions are re- quirel to transmit to me as soon as practicable after the prisoners shall have b.'en committe l for trial all depositions convictions and recognizances which shall have been taken with hnf instructions for indiotments which they may lie able to give. Appeals to be heard must be entered with me i.ot later than TWO o'clock p m. on the first day of the Sessions. WHEREAS at a Court of General Quarter Sessions for the said County of Merioneth held at Dolgelley in and for the said County on the third day of July last a Provisional Ord-r was made in the words following WHEREAS by a Memorial or Re- quisition in writing dated the fust day of June 1888 :;tgt;th:: of ;vra Robert Maurice Wynne, Charles Nisbbt •' Thruston, Henry Christopher Thomali Beadnell, Humphrey Davies, and John Silvester Esqui"es five of ller Majesty's Justices of the Peace acling in an,1 for the said County of Meriolwth addressed to the Clerk of the Peace for the said Co,int), the said Clerk of the Peace was required to add to or send with the Notice required by law to be gr m of the holding of the then next General Quarter S. Bsions of the Peace for the said County a notice in the form marked A in the schedule to the Highway Act 1862 that at such sessions a proposal would be made to the Justices then and there assembled to add to the Polgelley High- way District the Parish or Township of Pennal in the said County of Merioneth and to send by post in a prepaid letter Notices in the form aforesaid to the Churchwardens and Overseers of every Parish mentioned in the said Notice, AND WHEREAS two at the least of the said Justices making the said Proposal resided in the District proposed to be altered or acted in the Petty Sessional Division in which it or some part there of is situate. And whereas the said Clerk of the Peace for the sai-I County did comply with the said Requisition in every particular. And WHEREAS upon due consideration ot the premises and upon being satisfied that the said lte- "quisition has b-en duly complied with and tlipt.* II proper Notie-K have been "given in the manner and to the persons required by an Act intituled The Hiy-way Act 1862 and an Act intituled The Highway Act 1864 the Justices of the Peace tor the said County here assembled do entertain the sa;1 proposal and under "and by virtue of the said Actsdo by this Provisional Order constitute the parish of Pennal in the said County of Merioneth part and parcel of the Dolgell-y High- way District as fully and effectually to all intents and purposes as if the said Parish of Pennal had been originally named and included in the Provisional and Final Orders constituting the said Dolgelley Highway District for the m-re '• convenient management of the highways within the said Parish, At,d do by this Provisional Order order and direct th-' number of waywardens to N» elected in pursuance of the first mentioned Act by the said parish shall be two. And do by this Provisional Order further order an,1 direct that for the purposes of this Order the Towns-tips of Pernal Lower and Pennal Upper in the said Parish of Pennal shall be combined and be taken to be included in the said term 11 1 Parish of Pennal.' And it is hereby declared that no separate waywardens shall be elected for snch Townships or any of them and that such parish shall he II subject to the same liabilities in respect "of all the HiKhways within it which were before maintained by such Town- ships separately as if ail their several liabilities bad attached to the whole parish and that waywardens shall be elected for such Parish as u whole in the manner hereinbefore provided. And the said Justices of the Peace here assembled making this Provisional Order under the said Acts Do appoint the next General Quart r Sessions of the Peace to be holden in and for the said County on the "16th day of OCTOBER 1888 at Bali for the taking into consideration the confirms- tion of this Provisional Order by a Final •' Order." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the con- flrmati >n of the said Provisional Order by a Final Order will he tak.n in'o oonsid -ration by the Justices at the siid Court of Quarter to he held a: the County Hall Bala on TUESDAY the 16th day of OCTOPFR next Dated this 20th day of September 1888. ROBERT JONES Clerk of the Peace. 970i CARNARVONSHIRE MICHAELMAS QUARTER SE-,BIONS, 1883. ?OTirH IS HEREBY GIVEN that GENERAL ? QUARTER SESSIONS OF THK PEACE tor County of Carnarvon "?t be hf?at the Co?TY H<t.L CA?ARYOM ill the ""a County on TH?Mn? ,hp 18th day of Ccrnm .?., t TEN ootock i, th. <)?noonprec)wlv?hentheCoa;t wd) proc. ? ? tunMot the ( .I Bu.wess rt- latmj to o,* aswssment appUoxt O!) and nianajje- ment of th. (?.? ?. ? ?,? ??? ] ihe bas.ne?rf?tinK .(.the .oeF 1.<' "rl fih" ward* f'r.c?) ?.Lh such the, matt"r? M Joftices of tbe transsct at General Qu.t"r Bewiona of the P;ce. In corn pletion of the financial basins,* th.. t,otirt will pro- oeed with the trial 'It ,h App..i. m may have been entered aud "II Appellants U-'aponients and their Witnesses and all persons bound bv Reooo. nizanneo i ii any (iivil v)rmeeditig are to and be in attendance at TEN 0 clock in the fort-noon on THURSDA V the said 18th day of OCT< REH. The C,),. t will oil the 01 ose of the Civil Riwinrsa be a.lj"'l.d t, be held at th» same place e„ ppy. DAY th- 19th day of OCTOBER at the honr nf TEN o'clock in the forenoon for the despatch of ('riminti btisireps t which last-mentioned limp aed pU<-e p Gr^nd »' H IVttv Jorors and all persors bound by ireeo -rizance to prneecute and give evidence or sur render in discharge of their bail are to appear. Carnarvon, JOHN H ROBERTS. 28th September, 1888. Clerk of the Peace. N.B.-The Treasurer will on SATURDAY the 27th day of OCTOBER at the COUNTY HALL CARNARVON pay all accounts which may have been ordered by the Court to be paid. 982i ANGLESEY MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next I GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF THE I'EACE for this County will be holden in the COUNTY HALL, at BgAUMAKts, in nnd for the said County, on WEDNESDAY, the 17 h OCTOISEK, 1888, when the Court will open at HALF-PAST TEN o'clock in the morning precisely. The Charge to the Grand Jury will then be delivered by the Chairman, and the Court will thereupon proced to the consideration of the Business relating to the Assessment, Application of the County Stock or Ihre, and all other County Business in Open Court, pursuant to the Act 15 and 16 Vic., cap 81. and also any Business connected with the Constabulary Polioe Aota. lilhe 4joart win, as soon as the County and Police Business shall have bnen transacted, proceed with the Crirninalaud Civil Business. The. Clerks to the Justices of the several Divisions are requested to trausmit to me, to my Office at Beaumaris, Seven Days before the Sessions, all Depositions, Returns or Fines, Convic- tions, and Recognizances, which shall have been there taken, together with instructions for Indict- ments And all Persons having any Demands upon the County Stock, are requested to forward the particulars thereof in writing, to my Office at Beaumaris, on or before the 10th day of OCTOBER, 1888. JOHN LLOYD GRIFFITH, Clerkjof the Peace, Beaumaris, 25th September, 1888. N.B.—The Members of the Polioe C)mioittee aro requested to attend at the JUSTICES' ROOM, COUNTY OKFICFS, BTAUMARIS, at BLEVEN o'clock a m,, and the Finance Committee at TWELVE o'clock Noon on TUESDAY, the 16tb OCTOBER, 1888. 972 SCHOOL 130ARD ACCOUNTS. ITIIfi Undersigned,Auditor of the North Wales i' Audit District, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, in pursuance of the Elementary Education Acts. I have appointed the AUDITS of the ACCOUNTS of the following School Boardsfor the year ended 29rh Sptember last, severally to com- mence at the rfs?ctive places and at the re-ppc- Audits all Persons, who by Jaw are b0und to account thereat, are required to attend and to sub- tiv(. tim" I 1,IOW ,ach ol ,??veral mit all Biok8, Docum"nt, Bills, and Vouchars con- taining or relating to surli Account. Name of 'Place at whichjTimeappointedfor Audit Name of :pl.A.? d.itt zwihll iob.? — Ho'jr held Da'e ¡HoOf i 7 1S88 OccMOOt Md Union Worh-J'WeduM<i«y. HanecMyd house, P hi? 31.t OC'ober 9.0 a.m. Gyflyiliog do do 9 5.. l.laiiarmon yn d. do 9-eO „ Yale. 9-0 UMhirDyffryn a. d0 10-0 >• ?'l?yd. do do 10-0 Xtntg?n. do do '033  Ruibinan,l?i.? ,17 1-0 „ fwr..g. ,10 do 1\.0" nJS" ? ? do .?SO;: Henllan. Un;"1I WorifThnrdaT.t'tH-O at house,it.ABaph November nooa L lftnUirtalhai- boWIe, .,&.Aøapb November nOÐ «ro. do do 12 20p.ni Ab rflVaw and l)«io>i Work- Wednesday, L\'iiffwyfau(U.D.) house, at the Hth Novem- Valley ber 9-0 a roo Hodedern do do 9 d0 „ Hlyhead. do do 100 L D\.chre do do i  (U D. ) do do 1030 Llanfaelog do 110 11-0 H a n < a ethlu do do 11-30,. L <'I elh do do 11-30 Llanfair YDeu. I bwll (IT.D., do do W-0 at. noon Llanrhydilad de do 1 30p.ra Llanynghenedle do do 10 Llechvlcbed do do 1-?40 T .w tch.,i 2-30 iUD.) do do 2. iongl{""t do do I 2-30 Ll..dd u-t do do 3.?, „ Dated this 4th day of October, 1888. E. MORGAN, 1041t District Auditor. RUTHIN UNION. ST. ASAPH UNION. HOLYHEAD UNION. H E undar.i?fwd. HEREBY GIVE i, NOTICE th.t the AUDITS of the ACCOUNTS of the above-mentioned Unions, and of tlio Rural Sanitary Districts in the said Union", and of the sevral Parishes anl Con- tributory places contained in the said Unions and Districts, or in the said Unions solely, for the half- year ended 29th September last, will severally com- mence at the respective places and at the respective times stated below ltCTHIN UNION.—At the BOABIVROOM of the Guardians of the said Union at RCTHIN on TUES. DAY, the 30th day 01 OCTOBER 1888, at NINE o'clock in the forenoon. ST. ASAPH UNION —A* the BOARD-ROOM of the Guardians of the Poor of the said Union at ST. AMPfl on THITRSDAY, the 1st day of NOVKMBKR, 1888, at N I N i,, o'clock in the forenoon. HOLYHEAD UNION. A! the B."R" Room of the Guardians the P^«>r of the Raid Union at the VALLXY on TUESDAY. thf-Hth day of NOVEIIBBB, 1888, at NINE o'clock in the forenoon. Dated the 4th day of October, 1888. (Sillied) E. MORGAN, District Auditor of North Wales Audit Dislyiet. 1040i NOTICE. FORESHORE OF THE SEA AT PENRYN, ANGLESEA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an APPLI- CATION has been rec-ivod by the Board o: Trade (to whom ny The fiiown Lauds Act 1866 1, the management (if thp right, and interests of the Crown in the foreshore- of the United Kingdom has been tranferredl from Mr THOMAS SYKKS, of Harrogate,So:ieltor, for permission to EXCAVATE a CHANNEL on th ■ FOKKKHOUK, between High and Low Water Maik,, at PSNHVN, LUnfairmathsfam- -itliaf, Anglosea, hit to construct a STONE WAM, oil either side of t 11" Challlwl for a distance of 28 yards froai High Water Mark forthe accommodation of yetoets using the Pt-nn-n Limestone Quarry. All Persons interested ate to take Notice that. 21 days after tlii, date, the Board of Tra ie will pro- ceed to consider the Application and, in the mean- time. they will recmv any objections which may be made t heretn. (Signed) U. CECIL TKBV0Ri Assistant Sfcrftary. Board of Trade, Harbour Department, 13th day of October, 1888 >TR.V\VBERKY PLANTS. STOUT PLANTS OF THE BEST VARIETIES. PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. D10 K S 0 N S {LIMITED), THE NURSERIES, CHESTER. 975r SrJiol' 7 stic. FRENCH, LATIN, AND GREEK. MONS. JACQUET, B.A. (Pari?. Ex-Pr?essor 1 of the University of Pi-iv-t,. Pupils in the above Lat?uage?forthe Public Ex- aminations, aF-Lindon Mat iculation, Duhlm University, College of Preceptors, Oxford and Cam- bridge Local, Preliminary Law, Medical and Pliar- i maceutical Examinations, Scholarships of the Uni- | versity Colleges of Wales, etc. Schools HtteicU-^ Terms anH References on application to Mons. E JACJUET, 4, Graigfryn, Garth-road, Bangor. z43 DEGAN WAY SCHOOL. RAPID PREPARATION for University Matri- culation and Local Examinations, Profes- sioual,Preliminary,aud Civil Service Tests. Special ■fcdvfc.nt-He: f-i* vd pupils. Terms (1888), April 9th, July 9th, Ootober 8th. For prospectus, & address—Rev. R. O. THOMAS, Degnway. 229 Deganway. GLANMORFA HALL, RHYL. P REPARATION for the PUBLIC SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, &c., by R. M. Huon JONKS, M.A. (late Scholar of Jesus College. Oxford, and late Headmaster of Ashburne Grammar School). Next TERM commences SEPTEMBEK 19th. Prospectus, with list of references, sent on appli- cation. z80 FAIRMOUNT BOARDING AND DAY HIGH SCHOOL, HOLYHEAD. HEtD MISTRESS: MISS HUGHES, CERTIFICATED Cambridge Higher Local College of Preceptors, Trinity College, Dublin, and Trinity College, London (Music), English and Foreign Certificated Resident Goverr. esses. Music Master, Mr Webb (Associate Trinity College). Spring Term begins January 23rd. Seventeen passes last year. 69i LANSDOWN15 liouse SCHOOL, LLANDUDNO. riDcipals-The Misses MATTHEWS &ND ST?c?t'-a < IBERAL AND COMFORTABLE HOME 1 j Resident English and Foreign Teachers Pupils oarefully prepared for the Looal Examina Hons. References to Parents of Pupils. School will re-open on SEFTEUBKR 19th. 18-718 R H Y L. SYWELL HOUSE. MR. HAYWARD BROWNE, M.A. OXON., pre- i?i. pares boys for the Public Schools. Home Comforts; Good Bathing; Fine Air; Highest references. Prospectus on application. 965it 1888 LISTS NOW READY. CARSON'S PAINTS. THE Original Anti-corrosion has been for Tnearlyseentury SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED for all kinds of OUT-DOOR WORK, and is extensively used by upwards of 16,000 of the Nobility, (Sentry, and Clergy for the protection of Wood, Iron, Brick, Stone, or Compo. It is the most durable and effective paint extant. LIQUID PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES. These are beautifully prepared, and of the highest quality-suited for EVEBY purpose wrFitE ordinary paint CAN be supplied. They possess great body and covering power, and are nou-poisonou3. 'LA BELLE'ENAMEL Is unequalled by any offered to the public for Beauty and Brilliauoy. All Colours. BATH ENAMEL (three shades). No Private House or Large Establishment should be without it. PRICES, PATTERNS, St TESTIMONIALS, POST FREE. WALTER CARSON & SONS, LA BELLE SAUVAGE YARD, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E C., BACHELORS' WALK, DUBLIN. I DIRECT FROM THE MILL. 143D THE GREENOCK KNITTING YARNS and J_ KNITTED HOSIERY are the Best Quality and Value in the Market, aiia can only be had in Bangor from M. and E Davies, 102, High-street. 871B pLAIN AND 1ST COLOURED ts- PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ON RBA80NAHLE TERMS, AT THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH STREET, BANGOR LITHOGRAPHIC, COPPERPLATE. AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING A LARGE STAFF AND AN EXTENSIVE PRINTING PLANT. ALL ORDERS SPEEDILY ATTENDED TO AUCTIONEERS' CATALOGU US. PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE SOCIETIES' HALAN'CE SHEETS AND RULES PROSPECTUSES AND REPORTS. LEGAL AND OTHER FORMS. PAMPHLETS AND SERMONS. MOURNING AND MEMORIAL CARDS. BILLHEADS AND INVOICES. PROGRAMMES AND TICKETS. MENU CARDS AND TOAST LISTS. POSTING BILLS AND PLACARDS. HANDBILLS AND SHOW CARDS. MEMORANDUM AND ORDER FORMS. fcS- SPECIAL FA CILITIES FOR PRINTING VERi LARGE POSTERS, PLAIN OR COLOURED. BRANCH PRINTING OFFICE: Caxton House, LLANDUDNO- WHKBE ALBO ALL ORDERS FOB PRINTING ARE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO WILLIAM EVANS AND SONS, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, and French Polishers, 155 and 309, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR. WE. & S. BEG to inform tlia PUBLIC that they are .Vlaiiiifacturiiigl,'UR>NT(JHtf of even | W. DESCRIPTION on the l'nRMISRs at the most RHASONABt.K PRICES. DIIXG ROOM SUITES, DRAWING ROOM SUITKS, AND BEDROOM SUITES, FEATHER m; II HAIR, WOOL, AND FLOCK MATTRESSES, all Purified, Clean. an,l Sweet Materials. OLD HAIR, WOOL AND FLOCK MATTRESSES RE-DRESSED (by PATENT MACHINKRV) AND RE-MADE EQUAL TO NEW. OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RECOVERED. Every Description of Window Blinds, Cornices, &c., &c., made to ORDRR. Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, &c., always in STOCK. ALL ORDERS SHALL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION. a GRIFFITH AND Co., BAItaOB CARNARVON (OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM). 9, BRIDGE STREET ORDERS FOR TUNING AND REPAIRING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. CHURCH ORGANS REPAIRED AND TUNED BY CONTRACT OR OTHERWISI. I.N,STRUMENTS OF EVERY I)ESCRIPTION ON THE HIRE SYSTEM. LARGEST STOCK OF MUSIC IN NORTH WALES. PIANOS, &c., idAY BE HIRED FOR CONCERTS OR OTHER MEETINGS. 329 MESSRS BROWN, HOLMES & CO ARE NOW SHOWING NEW FABRICS FOR THE AUTUMN. ALSO NEW MODELS IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, COSTUMES, AND FURS. PATTERNS SENT FREE BY POST. CHESTER, SsrTElfBKB 1888. 1- THE I PENRHYN GARDEN PARTY BY the kind permission of the RIGHT HON. LORD JD AND LADY PENRHYN, T. MILLS, PIlOTO GRAPHBS, GARTH, BANGOR, had the liononrof taking several instantaneong photographs of the Party on the Lawn at the Castle daring the day (Augnst 14th), which are now ready for Sale. Particulars may be bad on application at the STUDIO, 53, Garth-road (near the Ferry), Bangor. N.B.-Speoial advantages given to Gueets taking a Fall Set. 818L DONALD CAMERON, -Merchant Tailor,— BANHrOR- 23 23 LADIES DESIROUS OF OBTAINING HANDSOME DRESSES SHOULD GO TO Madame LAZZARUS, No 1, PRINCESS-TERRACE, BANGOR, WHOSE Style and Fit is guaranteed. She makes it her special care to adopt the style best suited to the figure. She also supplies Morning and Evening Dresses from X3 Sa. Ladies' own material made up. 21 TOWYN TILERY AND PIPE WORKS FORYD, NEAR ABERGELE. LAND DRAINING PIPES from 14 inches to 6 inches always in STOCK, which are made of the BRBT SELECTED CUT, free from Lime- stone. Larger Sizes made on the Shortest Notice. THE Works have a Siding adjoining the t Chester and Holyhead Railwav are near Foryd Pier, Rhyl, where vessels can be loaded. The above WOBKS are NEAMR to Anglesey and Carnarvonshire by many miles than any other works in the distriot. For prices and particulars apply to the Owners, J. WILLIAMS & Co., 86711 TOWYN TILERY, ABERGELE. PENMON PARK QUARRIES, PENMON, NEAR BEAUMARIS, ANGLESEY, N. W. THESE QUARRIES are now opened on a large scale. MARBLE BLOCKS and LIME STONES Sawn, Worked, and Polished by Machinery. Manager: W. THOMAS, Bryn Garth, Bangor London Offices 5, BISHGPSG)LTE STITYRT, WITHIN B.C. °" 25 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS. THE HISTORY of the LAW OF TITHES in England, being the Yorke Prize Essay of the University of Cambridge for 1887, by William Easterbv, B.A., College and the Middle Temple, 7s 6d. London—C. J. Clay and Sans, Cambridge Uni- versity Press Warehouse, Ave Maria-Lane, B.C. 702i -+- LANDAUS, BRAKES, and every other kind of Carriage, Also ALBERT DRAGS AND RUSTIC CARTS at very low prices, at CAMPLING AND SON, 435A THE RHYL CARRIAGE WORKS. "ROYAL and 'COMMERCIAL HOTEL," PORTMADOC. FIRST-CLASS HEARSE for one or two horses r kept at the Hotel for Hire. 68 BANGOR AND NORTH WALES BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872. Incorporated 1874. President and Chairmin of Directors: Dr. RICHARDS, Bangor. SHARES, £ 10'EACH. SUBSCRIPTION, 8/6 PER SHARE PER MOWfH. ADVANCM. MONEY advanced on freehold or Leasehold H'JL Property for 5, 10, A and 20 years, to be repaid hy Monthly Iustalnwnts. For further particulara^ipply to JOHN LLOYD, Accountant, Masonic H' Bangor, Managing j Diractor. 84j THE biggest L5 BANK of ENGLAND NOTE J? in the world will be GIVEN AWAY every Wednesday to the first c >»mon-8jnse Englishman who has the nous to go lor it. See BARKER'S TRADE and FINANCE, a Nevspaper for every- one.- All Newsagents and Railway Bookstalls, or post-free 2d. o ENGLAND is far behind every Country in the j'J World in the Facilities and Cheapness of luter-communication by means of Post Cards. The Post Office realise a profit of 75 per cent. as between the Buying and Selling Prices. THICK pOST CARDS 6! PER DOZEN. JARVIS AND COMPANY, LORNE HOUSE (Three Doors below Post Office), BANGOR. 649a J. A. ENRIGHT & CO., MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURES BANGOR, AND LLANERCHYMEDD. EVERY Operation under the supervision of a JL Practical Chemist, who has been specially and highly recommended at the Healtheries and the Royal Windsor Show. ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 267T PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. E. CLARKE, L.D.S, R.C.S., DENTAL SURGEON, BANGOR, T AKEE; this opportunity of thanking his Patients JL and informing them that owing to increasing practice he bas been compelled to Remove from Bnlkeley-terrace to his larger and more convenient Premises, called TAN-Y-GRAIG, which is situated in the High-street, adjoining the Cricket Ground, where he may be consulted for the future free of charge upon all cases appertaining to the Teeth. MR CLARKE, or qualified assistant, attendo BEAUMARIS every MONDAY, at 50, CASTLE- STRI T. PENMAENMAWR every alternate THURSDAY at CANTON HOUSE. 584o "EVERGREENS." STOCK QUITE UNEQUALLED FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY, IMMENSE VARIETY, AND GREAT EXTENT. INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED. TUCRSONS (LIMITED), THE NURSERIES, Chester and Pwllheli. 909 D R..1 0NES. H.D.S.. &c., SURGEON DENTIST, Opposite the Market, Bailor. 0 JONES visits IiLANOEEKi every t7 THURSDAY, at Lledwigan-road. AMLWCH with Mr HUGHES, Stationer, TUESDAYS, September 25th, October 23rd, November 20tb, December 18th. BETHESDA ind EBENKZER, TUER- DAY after Pay-day. 10 JOHN JjEACH AND CO., NORTH WALES PRIVATE ENQUIRY OFFICES. BANGORHIOHSTRIKT. COLWYN BAY :-10, STATION ROAD. J. L & CO. are also prbpared to advance cash to all respectable persona on Property, Note-of-hand, or Security. Cases conducted with Promptness and Rpcrecy.-Wtile or Telegraph to LEJCR. Accountant, BANGOR or COLWYN BAT, when a quali- fied man will wait upon you for instruction. 665n Save your Lifts by taking OWBRIDGE'S TONIC- pNG rpONIC. The Miohty Healer HAVE YOU A COUCH? A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. HAVE YOU A COLD? A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL REMOVE IT. 80'4 Everywhere. Is I ad, 2a 9d, 4s (id, lis per bottle. See that yon get OWBRIDGE'S Long Tonic. TOMLINSON & CO.'S B UTTE B PO WDE R FOR BUTTER MAKERS. CORRECTS all bad taste, saves labour, brinping butter in a few minutes. In use over thirty years. Beware of iinitationii. Of Chemists and Grocers, 6d, la, 2a 61, and 7d 6.1 Sample Box, post free, le. TOMLINSON AND HAYWARD, MINT LANE, LINCOLN. I LORNE IIOUSE, BANGOR. JARVIS & COMPANY, FAMILY of the late Mr WILLIAM *««« (of the frm of NIXON Ax-D whoce interest in that firm hasceated. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, DISCOUNT BOOKSELLERS, PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERS, 4 ARTISTS' COLOUEMEN, DIE SINKERS, RELIEF STAMPERS, AND ILLUMINATORS, INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR THIS YEAR'S STOCK OF F A. N C Y A R T I C L E S, Suitable for presents, RANGING IN PRICE FROM Is TO 1005, AND CERTAINLY THE LARGEST SELECTION IN THE, PRINCIPALITY. LORNE HOUSE, BANGOR. (THRiiE DOORS BELOW THE POST OFFICE). TelegramQ JAR V IS, BANGOR. 63 "CYMRY AM BYTH. 1i L L 1 S S EST. 1825. RUTHIN ABSOLUTELY PURE. "CRYSTAL SPRINGS." FATERS. Caution-Corks branded 11 R. ELLIS AND SON, Ruthin." Every Label is registered, and bears Name and Trade Mark (Goat on Shield). SOLE ADDRESS l. ELLIS AND SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. London kgonte: W. BEST & SONS, Benrittta Street Cavendish Square. 181 LEA AND PEKRINS' SAUCE Purchasers should see that the Label on every Bottle of the Original WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Bears their Signature, thai ¿ Wholesale by the oprietors, Worcester-, Crowe and BlarkweU, London; and Export Oil- generally. Retail Everywhere. ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE. 83 PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND HARMONIUM TUNING, &c. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 70 YEARS. A. illCHARDSON, SUCCESSOR TO BOUCHER IND CO., CHESTER, PIANOFORTE TUNER, &c.,  their Graces the DUKE and DUCH B SS OF WESTMINSTER); SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN  EWART GLADSTONE ?I.P. and MRS. GLADSTONE and the Nobility, Clergy, end Gentry of the District. TUNERS OF APPROVED ABILITY VISIT REGULARLY THE Wll:;Lli. OF NORTH WALES ALL COMMUNICATIONS PUNCTUALLY AMENDED 10. ITTIT.TER MURDOCK aud Co's. Walnut Cottage Piano, 21 GniocM. Oar "People's ?fon VYPi?orte, handsome Walnut Case, Panel Front Tra?, M Giimea^ Our Schoolroom 1 Pianoforte, Walnut Gold Incised, 16 Gainer. Our •• Cottager's Pianoforte, handsome Walnut Cam. 15 Guineas. A written Warranty with every Instrument, Carriage Paid. Twelve Months FREE T,ini,ag and Exohanped Free within Six Months if not approved of. INSTBUMENTS ON THE THREE YEARS SYSTEM CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARY, 43, BRIDGE-STREET ROW, OHESTBB MRS M. A. CROOKS, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL, BANGOR, AND 71, HIGH STREET, RHYL. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT FOR FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. I THE LARGEST STOCK IN NORTH WALES. PINNRTS'i BOOTS IN STOCK. AND LAIHE.S DRESS SHOES or ALL soars THE K WATERPROOF, BOSTOCK'S SHOOTING AND WALKING BOOTS. NATURAL AND SYSTEMATIC BOOT3 AND SHOES FOR LADIES* GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. Gentlemen's Dress Boots aiui Shoos, And a great variety of Hand-sewn Button, Lace and Elastic Gentlemen', Walking Boots and Shoes, also Men's and Women's Boots; Very Cheap. A moet Extersiva Stock suit- ble far all Classes. AN INSPECTION INVITED. LADIES' SHOW AND FITTINO Room Ursulas. HAND-SEWN BOOTS MAUl TO OUIII. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. NOTE tHti ADUBS68, t