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Wants- 'JJl'ants. I WANTED, a Situation as CCOK-HOUSE- W KEEPER by a middle-aged person. KuOws Dairy and Baking. Good refercnce.-Applv, Mrs Paul, Servants' Registry, Bangor. Stamped en- velope for reply. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Wanted, Lt..ties. U Gentlemen's, and Children's, in large or small quantities. Highest pric givn. Le,tJrf parcels will receive prompt tte.ti. -A,I,lr, larS8,44, Dean-street. Bangor, N.W. 38J "UANTE'r>-ÄGENTS f" Hardware,  Watcha Furnitnr. TAaooongt-, Qood. Shopkeepers' B?Dk, lCO p"9 free.-Henry M-Y (220), Birmingham, 9514 w ANTED, a HOOSK>iAID for CJangwiia. near Carnarvon,al>-o au In.door ;üAN .HER. VANT. Both must have good character. For par- ticulars, apply to Glaogwna, Carnarvon. 10220 TIT ANTED, an Experienced HOUSEMAID for W thn FiMt Week in November, also a Good HJiu ?OOK or KITCHEN MAID.-Gwydyr Hotel, Bettwsyooed. 1074t ALADY will reom.ed, as very useful COM- A PANION, a thorough Gentlewoman; Ea?- J)9b, :dI¡_, tcdene:íimH8ili I Management. Would be very kind in illness, I W. Coed-da, Mold, Flintshire. zl076 LLANDUDNO, HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.- lj WANTED, ORGANIST AND CHOIR- MASTER, on 1st JANUARY next, Salary, £ 50, Ap- licatious, with references, to be sent to the Rector, andudno, North Wales, not later than NOVEMBER 5th. 1038a CAUSEWAY SETTMAKER8 WANTED for Re-dressing.—Apply at Tramway Works, London-road, Glasgow. 1039K WANTED, Experienced HOUSEMAID-WAIT- Vt RESS, age 24 to 30, in a Geutleman s family. -Apply, in first instance, giving reference, to hs Paul, High-street.. Bangor. 1061. W ANTED. a GENTLEMAN in Bangor to give private evening lessons to two or three oung men who are preparing for the Medical Preliminary.—Adress Student," thls ofl,cej060i -ANTEDt;-R;tOTTAG i-ííJ; Coast of \Y Wales with iarge rg"? or little land.- Apply, F.D. North M?' Chrome e Office^ 1069t DABBITSr RABBITA. RABBITS.-Senders -R of above are invited te send Consign.nen? in any quantity. Higheat market price guaranteed, with prompt account-sales and chique bark reter- ences. Principal Market Days luesday, Thurs- day, Friday aud Saturday Empties and Labels supplied on applicati,on.-IVilliam Hartley, Fruit and Rabbit Salesman, Smifiheld Market, Man- chester. Telegrams," Uranges," Manchester. 1067t — To be Let. RESIDENCES IN NORTH WALES. SEND FOR HT 0 N T'?' L ?" LIST 1. issued by W. & F. BROWN & Co., EA8TGATE ROW, CHESTER. 497t To BE LET, ABERDOVKY HALL, ABEIt- i. DOVEY, North Wales.-Alp ly as above. 31o HOUSE TO LET, 3, Pen'rallt Villas, Upper Jl Bangor, Pt reduoed rental.-&pply, William Bayne, 8, Menai View Terrace. 47 TO BE LET, 4, ELDON-TERRACE, UPPER J. BANGOR. Excellent Situatiou.-Apply to Mr G. J. Allen, at above address. To BE LET.-PLAS TIRION, Upper Bangor _L with immediate Possession. Apply to W, Francis Williams, Bangor. 41t HOLYHEAD ROAD, UPPER BANGOR. TO LET, HOUSE and SHOP, known as Handel JL House, next door to Mrs Hopson; or Shop alone, at a Reduced Rental.-Apply on the pre- mises. 9781) L LANF LIRFECHAN.-TO BE LET, unfur- Jj nished, SUMMER VILLA, contains six Bed- rooms, throe Reception Rooms, and usual offices. Low Rental.-Apply to Mr W. W. Robinson, Auctioneer, Bangor. ioiii- AMLWCH, ANGLESEY.-F U R N I S )! E D ACOTTAGE TO LET Sitting-room, Ihree Bedrooms; close to see, and convenient to station; terms moderate.—Mr Gilmour, 19. Albion Cresoent, Dowatibill, GIs,-gow. 972L BODYSGALLEN HOME FARM TO LET, situ- Bated within two miles of Uttn?udno extent, 102 acres. Fine opportunity to establish a Dairy Farm. Rent moderate. Crops to be taken at a valuation, unless any arrangement can be made with present tenant, who can give satisfactory reasons for relinquishin the Farm. Immediate p<MMS8ion.—Apt))y to Mr A. Fouikcs, Mnstyn E&tttc ion.-Ap Llandudno. 1006—441t p ENMARNIJAWR.-TO BE LET, Furnished, _L a fine Residence, containing three Entertaining and eight Bedrooms, with every modern con- venience. It is finely situated. Rent moderato, for the winter to a careful tenant. Also a few Acres of choice Freehold Land, very suitable for private residences, will be Sold at 28 per yard and upwards. -Apply to A. Duncan, Llysfaen Quarries, near Abergele 1059i VAYNOL ESTATE. F. ARM TO LET. ILFLE fine and desirable Farm of TY'NLLWYN, containing about 305 Mres, and situated near Pentir, Bansor, is TO LET from 12th NOVKMBRK next. The Dwelling House and Buildings are good and oommodious, and the Fields well laid out and well fenoed. Vaynol Estate Offioe, N. P. STEWART. September 21st, 1888. 956L CEFN DU MAWR, NEAR GAERWEN, ANGLESEY. PERSONS desiring to become tenants of this valuable and well-situated Farm are requested to apply in writing to the undersigned, stating what rent they are willing to pay. The Owners do not bind themselves to acoept the highest or any offer. J. LLOYD GRIFFITH, 968jl Stanley House, Holybead; I Sales• WEL8H COW and BULL of the pure W81h  Br«d for SALE. Winners of several prizes at Local and other Shows. Price moderate.— Apply to Mr W. E. Jonej, Menai Bridge, Ane)eMy. 1045i  A DECIDED BARGAIN -A splendid Four- A wheel PHAETON, M ?ood M new,for SALE. Apply to the Rev. Mr Hillier, Orwell House, Beaumaris. This elegant Carriage cost tao, and is now offered at Half-Price. TO BE SOLD, with Immediate Possession, the ± FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES, No. 18, Holyhead road, Upper Bangor, Low oocupied by Mre J. E. Edwards. —For ltic,ulare apply to Mr Robert Owen, of No. 5. b:eertiniro ::B:k;h: and Pritchard, Solicitors, Bangor. 407 TO BE SOLD—a Bargain—a very handsom and stylish Landau for one or a "ai r of cobs in thorough good repair, with silver-plated lamps and lever brake, &c.; also a first-class Stanhope Phaeton, buil* by Messrs Cockshoot and Co., of Manchester, with pole, splinter, bar, and shafts, lever brake, knee aprons to front and back seats and foot cover, a panelled luggage case to fit in the body, ladies' back rest and do. to bind seat, polished pole ead and chains, and silver-plated lamps.—Apply to Campling and Son, Carriage Works, Rhyl. 294D COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COM. (j PANY, LIMITED. F IRE-LIFE-M ARI N E. CAPITAL FULLY SCBSCBIBED £2,500,000 Invested Funds • • 92,500,000 HCAD OFFICB —19 & 20, CORNHILL. London. E.C. BUNCH Oiriic.Fire and Life 26, Exohange- street East, Liverpool. District Manager ROBERT HABDMAN. Assistant District Managt.r W. H. COOP". AGBNTS AT BANOOB WILLIAM PUGHE, National Provincial Bank of England. EDWARD LLOYD, 5, Castle Hill-terrace. R. A. GRIFFITHS, High-street. AOXKT AT BIAUtUJUB EVAN STAPLES, Castle-street. 1047i 'alf,s by Messrs Dew and Son. BOD ADEN FARM, NEAR BONTN]o;Y: CARNARVON, AND CLOSE To DINATI JUNC- TION RAILWAY STATION. SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARM! NO STO''K, USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND OTHER EFFECTS. MESSRS W. DEW AND bON to 1U SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the PBE MISES as a'jove, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 18448, the whole of the large assortment of PAEMlMGr IMPLEMENTS, comprising American and Heel Rakes, el,ain and Zig-zag Harrows, Capital Weighing Muchiiius, Horse Roller, Horse Rake, Single and Double Ploughs, Winnowing Machine, Chaff Cutter, Stone, Slate, and Iron Pig Troughs, Ladders, Turnip Pulp, r, Grind 8tone, D?iry Utensil, .e?rtt sets 01 Thi I Gear, Neck Stral?s, Head CoUara.etc.. two capital Carts, a u^ful Gig, a four wheel Pluoton awl a Vis-a-Vis ditto Seven grand three-year-ok WELSH uXEN, in good condition. Four oapgfi STEERS, rising two years old Ten MILLti COWS a pure-bred WELSH BLACK BULL. years old Two useful Cut MarlS The whole of the The Household Furniture comprising kitchen Furniture and Culinary Utensils. The cÕlltnl3 of Dinin,, amo Di-awiiig- room, in oak and mahogany Single and^asy Cluir> and Couch, mahogany D end Dining Table What- not Carnets, Ac. The contents of four bedrooms, in Wooden ond Iron Bedsteads, Feathar Beds, Chests of Drawers, VVashstands, Ware and other Bedroom Furnil ure. SALE to commence at TEN o'clock a.m. Catalogues may bo obtained at any of the HOTELS in the neighbourhood on the PREMISES or of the AUCTIONEERS, Wellfield House, Bangor. 1054t PURE-BRED SHROPSHIRE BREEDING EWES. MESSRS. DEW AND SON will SELL BY iu. PUBLIC AUCTION at LLAKOEFKt. on TUESDAY, OCTOBEB 23rd, at 2.30 p.m., 65 Highly-bred Shropshire Breeding W ES, which have been running with pure-bred Rams, the pro- perty of Jon-i R. JONES, Bodfeirig. 1062R CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SALE AT MADRYN FARM, ABER. mESSRS W. DEW AND SON heg to announce iYi. that the next FAT STOCK SALE at the above Farm will be held on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1888. Further particulars in due course, 1079t Sales by Mr R. P. Evans. TY'NLON (UR XAVRARDD) LLANLLECHID. ON SATURDAY, the 27'h day of OCTOBER, 1888. the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD FARM- ING STOCK: 50 SHEEP, 16 PIGS, Two In-calf COWS, IMPLEMENTS, &o. Particulars in posters. z The Antelope Smithfield, MENAI BRIDGB,, Will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 17th OCTOBER, 1888. ENTRIES OF STOCK are respectfully solicited. JL 1077p BRYNERYR, LLANSADWRN, COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. Large and important SALE of LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. MR. R. P. EVANS is instructed to SELL BY 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises as above, situate midway between Menai Bridge and Pentraeth, on MONDAY, the 22nd day of OCTOBER, 1888, the whole of the well-known Stock, viz. :— Nine Excellent MILCH COWS now in calf or in full milk; Eight Three-year-old BULLOCKS; 14 Two-year-old BULLOCKS; 18 CALVES from Six to Twelve Months' old; Four Valuable CART HORSES; a Grand CART MARE with Foal at foot; Nina Fat PIGS; 20 GEESE, POULTRY, DUCKS; about Two Acres of MAGNUM BONUM POTATOES; a larse assortment of New Patent IMPLEMENTS IN HUSBANDRY, including Chaff-cutter, Weighing Machine, Carts, Harrows, a well-made Two-wheel Dog Cart, &c., together with the Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, prime Feather Beds, Dairy Utensils, &c. Full particulars will appear in future advertise- ments. 9998 Sale by illi-, E. II. Owen. IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, AND SHEEP. R. E H. OWEN has received instructions from lYi Mr EDWARD HUMPHREYS, to SELL BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 181h, 1888, at PARXU FARM YAIID, Near Griffith's Crossing, the following POSTING & COACH HORSES Grey Mare, I HarrietBay Gelding, Jerry;' Bay Gelding, I Dublin;' Black Mare, Mari Chestnut Gelding, 'Sir Garnet;' Brown Mare, 'Vic;' Grey Mare, I Lianberis;' Bay Mare, Liverpool;' all in working condition; also the following MOUNTAIN PONIES: Grey Cob Gehling; Bay Cob Mare; Brown Cob Mare, rising Four (in breaker's hands); Pair Black Mountain Gelding Ponie, accustomed to go together in Harness and to carry up Snowdon, good watch; Young Black k'ountain Pony, very handsome and accustomed to carry up Snowdon; Chestnut Moun- tain Pony, accustomed to Harness and also to carry up Snowdon. 90 Young Mountain EWES and Four Pure-bred Yearling Mountain TUPS. Five young Pedigree COWS, to Calve at early date, and One Pedigreo Yearling BULL. Two months' credit will be given on Horses only, or 21 discount for cash. SALE to commence at ONE p.m. prompt. For further particulars apply to Mr HUMPHREYS, or to the AUCTIONEER, 18, Bridge-street, Carnarvon. r e e 10448 Sales by Messrs Williams dc Jones. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE VICARAGE, AMLWCH, ANGLESEY. MESSRS WILLIAMS AND JONES are in- H'L struoted to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. on the PKBMISES, on FRIDAY, NovKnRR 9th, 1888, the whole of the LIVE and DEAD FARMIN i STOCK, and a large portion of valuable HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. Pensarn, Amlwch. 1056t THE RECTORY, LLANFECHELL, ANGLESEY. MESSRS WILLIAMS AND JONES are in- lM. structed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the PRBMISES, on WEDNESDAY, NOVBMBER 7th, 1888, the whole of the LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pensarn, Amlwcli. 1057t _n_ ANGLESEY HUNT STEEPLECHASES, 1888, TO BE RUN UNDER GRAND NATIONAL HUNT RULES, WILL take place us usual, on WEDNESDAY, 7th NOVEMBHR, 1888. Full particulars on application to W LI&M GRIFFITH, Beaumaris, 4th Ootober, 1888. Secretary. N.B.—The entries will close a week before, v iz., 31st October. 1024i ^HE^N GLESEY JIUNT, 1888. COMPTROLLER :— THE HoN. WALTER W. VIVIAN. LADY PATRONESS :— Miss GWENDDOLEN MASSEY. THIE ANNUAL BALLS will take place at the lU1oNJ1At ;II:ilntaDtli:AŸ 6th. andTHi RSDAY, the 8th NOVEMBER next, at 9.45 p.m. The LADIES' ORDINARY will he on WED- NESDAY, the 7th NOVEMBER, at 7.30 p.m., a d the GENTLEMEN'S ORDINARY on THURS- DAY, the 8th NOVEMBER, at the same hour, at the WIIAIAMS-BULKELEY ABHd HOTEL, BEAUMARIS. The PROCESSION will be on THURSDAY, the 8th NOVEMBER, at about 3.30 p.m. ROBERT EDWARD OWEN, Hon. Sec. Beaumaris, 4th October, 1888. 1023A Sales by Mr Joltn Pritchard. ALTERATION OF DATE OF SALE. THE ABliEY, NKAK LLANRWST. IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE t:TOCK, AGlU- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, G UK E.N CROPS, ETC. MK JOHN PHITCH?KD is in?ructed by .lV STl'HJ.oI l!AUOIIAVES, Esq. (?h0 is giving ?"'he?.?.to ?.LL BY P?LIC AUUi'lUN. on ti? i'MMir?. distant about I wo MUea from the Town ot Lluurwat. on MONDAY, OCToBsit 2211d, 1888, the whole ol the LilVHi STOCK, including 19 splendid Welsh Shorthorn and Ayr- shire Dairy Cows, In-calf or in lull profit; handsome Houu Bull, two years old Fat Calf, Four Brood buw" (one recelltly farrowed), One Boar, 20 Welsh Wether Lambs, Five Fat Welsh Ewes, Five Store Ewes and Six ",ethers, Four powerful Cart Horses and Mares, capital workers; a Chestnut Carriage Horse (aged), a very useful cream-colored Cob Mare, perfectly quiet in harness and the saddle (would suit U lady); a very handsome dark-brown Cob Mare Myianwy," 15 hands, live years old, thoroughly bruken to lIlirl¡eos, Saddle and Side-saddle a capital Pony (aged); about Four Acres of Swedes aud Turnips, 41 Acres of Red Mangolds, and a Quarter of an Acre of Cow CabbageB (in suitable loto); also the EXCELLENT AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- MENTS, viz. a very good long Harvest Cart, useful Milk Curt with cover, capital Gig, LilHl Milk Carriage, Ft cll' Railway Milk Cans to hold Ten to Twelve Gallons each, Three Ten Gallons Milk Cans with Taps, Barrel Churn, Sets of Harness, Shaft, Leading and Thrill Gear, 13 Feeding Troughs for Sheep and Cattle, Three Iron tig Troughs, capital Thrashing jlachin" by AIUKRAY, Banff, for Water Power (IWW) poweiful Chaff Cutter, Oil Cake Crusher, Turnip Cutter, Hand Lever Turnip Slicer, heavy Two Horse Roller, Hay Rack, a new Platform Weighing Machine, Three Land and One Potato Ploughs, Two Casks of Treacle, tour Sheep Nets, 20 Wood Hurdles, Six Dozen Sacks, Two Coal Tubs with handles, excellent 12-bore Central Fire Bretieli-load- ing Gun, together with the Grazing of about 70 Acres of PASTURE LAND from the day of Sale up to the 24th day of MARCH, 1889. LUNCH at TEN a.m. As the Lots are numerous, the SALE will com- mence punctually at ELEVEN a.m. with the Agricultural Implements. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 1052a ALTERATION OF DATE OF SALE OF CEFNDU, GAERWEN, ANGLESEY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR JOlIN PRITCIIARD is favoured with the 1\'1. instructions of the Trustees to submit to Un- reserved PUBLIC COMPETITION, on the Pre- mises, on MONDA I' and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th and tith, 1888, at 10.30 a.m. sharp, tin whole of the thtJ MAGNIFICENT STOCK of 100 head of Horned Cattle, Horses, Pigs, 100 Tons of Hay, 5 Ricks of Oats and Barley, estimated to contain upwards of 500 quarters, Agricultural Implements, and the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Bodhyfr) d, Baugor. 1063jt LLY8 LLEWELYN, CONWAY. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY iYL PUBLIC AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1888, at ELEVEN a.m. prompt., the Principal portion of the Excellent Household Appointments, Glass, China, Linen, Phajton, etc., which will be more particularly described in Posters and Catalogues. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 10300 MILL BANK, LLANDEGFAN. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. j\/fR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed by Mr iU Richard Parry to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th. 1888, at ELEVEN a.m., the whole of the Valuable LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and a portion of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 1029p PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SIMDDA WEN, LLANFECHELL. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY 1. PUBLIC AUCTION, on the PREMISES as above, early in NOVEMBER, the whole of the FARMING STOCK and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, particulars of which will shortly appear. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 1080H Sale by Mr William Owell, TRUAN, LLANDYFRYDOG, NEAR LLANERCHYMEDD. MR WILLIAM OWEN, Rhosybol and Amlwch, begs to inform the public that he has received instructions from Mr W. WILLIAMS to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above PREMISES, on MONDAY, the 29th day of OCTOBFA, at TWELVE o'clock punctually, the whole of the Valuable FARM STOCK, compr sing three powerful Cart Horses, six miich. ing Cows, six Two-year olds, seven Yearlings, all in prime condition three Breeding Sows, seven Store Pigs, a largo number of Fowls, Stack of Hay, two Carts, Horse Power. Chaff Cutter, Tur- nip Slicer, aud other Farm Implements too numer- ous to mention. Also the whole of the Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and DAIRY UTENSILS. For further information apply to the AUCTIONEER, 6, Queen-street, Amlwch. October 10th,1888. Iu70t Sales by Alessrs Lucaq a-itd Co. HORSE SALES.—LUCAS'S, HOTHAM- STREET, LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAYS throughout, the year for Cart, Van and Harness Horse?; Carts, Gears, &c. SATURDAYS throughout the year for Hacks, Harness Horses, Cobs, Ponies, Carriag68, Har- ness and Saddlery. Horses for these Sales to be sent the day prior. Select S.le6 for Valuable Horses 'v'r alternate .T,I;D=;:t V:L 'üs£Il I: 18th. 1888. z58 IMPORTANT NOTICE. J. W. ROGERS, F.I.A.S., SENIOR AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, LLANDUDNO. 1 LL SALES conducted on tba best terms with A Lmp U:eOe:. bë8e:r:a: at an hour's notice. Address to Clerk's Residence, MEt ROBERT RIDER, Arfon Terraoe, 400—888L Liftndaduo. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! JOHN LEACH AND Co, ACCOUNTANTS, 10, STATION-ROAD, COLWYN BAY, AND HIGH-STREET, BANGOR, MAKE PRIVATE ADVANCES to all rejpon- sible Persons of either sex without Sureties, Law Cosis, Delay, or Publicity. Easy Re-pay- ments to suit borrower's convenience. Deposits accepted at good interest. Mortgage prepared. Bills of Sile Negooiated. A Dction Sales uudertakeu. L THE MOST SENSIBLE MAN in this district J_ WILL CLEAR HIS NEXT WEEK'S EXPENSES, PUI' £ 5 BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE IN HIS POCKET, and assist any charitable object which may be at the moment appealing to his generous instincts. SA WEDNES- DAY'S "TRADE, FINANCE and RECREATION a weekly Newpper for Everybody. —All Newsagents and Railway Bookstalls, or post fltle, 2<1.- 35, Mark Lane, London, E.C. 1025-453ir Safes by Mr G. F. Felton.  MRG. F. FULTON will SELL BY AUCTION j within hia SALE ROOMS, MOSTV.S-STBKET, LM?- DUDNO, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1888, Two Ca"c8 of the Finest DUTCH BULBS direct from Haarlem, Holland, similar to those which have lJlc- viously given so much satisfaction. SALE »t 11.30 a.m. Catalogues, with directions for planting, on Application. 1065-462 LLANDUDNO. MR GEO. F. FELTON is instructed by Mr WILLIAM CLAXTON to SELL BY AUCTION at the SALE ROOMS. NfOBTYN-STREET, Oil MONDAY, OCTOBER the 23rd, 1888, 17 PIANOS, being Surplus Stock of Splendill Instruments, Several New, and others recently returned from Hire during the season, comprising Tri-chords ami Bi-chords in Handsome Cases by the following Eminent Makers: BRINSMEAD, ROGERS, WARD, METZLEU, BHOADWOOD, GIBRS, SQUIRES, aud others, also a Choice" HINDE PIANO, as supplied for the CZAR OF RUSSIA'S yacht also Violins, Banjos, Guitars, and Musical Instruments, and a Small but Authentic collection of OIL PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS by OUaEY, HAYES, ED. ELLIS, CLINTON JONES, WILER, TUEVOB, H. WANE, etc. SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK. On VIEW on SATURDAY, OCTOBEB 20th, or previously at Mr CLAYTON'S, Beethoven Music Depot, Llandudno. Catalogues on application. 1064-4610 Messrs Davies, Pierce, d- Laries. LLANRWST, DENBIGHSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF Freehold Property and Business Premises SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF LLANRWST, IN THE COUNTY OF DENBIGH. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY MESSRS DAVIES, PIERCE, AND DAVIES, .J.. at the VICTOBIA HOTEL, LLANRWST, on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of OCTOBER, 1888, at THREE o'clock in the afternoon, in the following or such other Lots as may be determined at the time of Sale, and subject to the conditions tobe then read:— LOT 1. Ail that DWELLING HOUSE, SHOP aud PREMISES, known as STANLKT HOUSE, situate iu Market-square, in the occupation of Mr THOMAS LEWIS, and acknowledged to be the besi busiuets position in the town. The House contaius commodious Shop, Roomy Kitchen, Parlour, Airy Bedrooms, W.C., Back Kitchen, and other con- veniences at the back thereof. A prosperous drapery business has been oarried on here for many years. LOT 2.. All that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT fronting Denbigh-street, with Rooms above adjoining the above Lot now occupied by Air DAVID DAVIKS as an Offioe. LOT 3. All that HOUSE AND SHOP, adjoining Stanley House, in the occupation of Mr WILLIAM OWEN, where the most extensive Grocery and Provision Trade in the Town is beio*> carried on. The street liberty in front to be equally divided between Lots 1 and 3. LOT 4. All that DWELLING HOUSE, OFFICE, or SIiOP, and Premises, and situate in Willow-street, adjoining Mr E. P. JONES' Grocery and Provision Establishment, and iu close proximity to the Market-square, containing a large and commodious Shop, a good sized Kitchen, Three Bedrooms, with ample Back Premises, W.C., Coalhouse, and a good Garden. The Shop is now occupied by Messieurs DAVIES, PIERCE AND DAVIES as an Office, and the House and premises by Mr RICHARD ROBERTS. LOT 5. All that WATER, CORN and GRIST MILL (known as the NEW MILL) situate in close proximity to the Town, with entrance thereto trom Plough- street, together with extensive Premises, Out-build- inys, and the large Pool and water-courses, with right of entry through Back Plough-street to inspect and repair the water-courses, See. Also that COTTAGE situate in Back Plough street, adjoin- in-, Lot 6, now in the occupation of Huou PRITCHARD, with Land in front of same. LOT 6. All those TWO COTTAGE DWELLING- HOUSES situate at the lower end of Back Plough- street, in the respective occupations of JOHN JONES and EVAN JONES, together with the Land at the back and in front of same. LOT 7. All those TWO COTTAGES, BAKEHOUSE, SLAUGHTER-HOUSE, and ROOMS above, situate in Back Plonyh-street, ia the occupation of THOMAS LEWIS. This Lot adjoins the Cottage in- cluded in Lot 5. LOT 8. All that TANHOUSE and TANYARD with all the necessary buildings, appliances, and other conveniences, with the large Garden thereto belong- ing, now in the occupation of Mr DAVID DAVIES. LOT 9. All those TWO COTTAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES and Premises situate iu Narrow-street, Llanrwst, now in the occupation of MARGARET ROBERTS, LOT 10. All that Commodious COTTAGE or DWELL- ING-HOUSE situate in Scotland-street, Llan- rwst, in ,he occupation of HENRY JONES, Plans, Particulars, and Conditions of Sale may be had at all the Principal Hotels in the neighbour- hood, and for further Particulars as to Lots I to 8, apply to Messrs BAND and Co., Solicitors, Stafford and as to all the Lot., to Messrs GRIFFITH and ALLARD, Solicitors, Llanrwst; or to the AUCTIONEERS, Llanrwst. 1021 Sales by Macdonald.Fraser, & Co. PERTH AUCTION MARKET. 20,000 HILL SHEEP AND 500 HIGHLAND CATTLE. WE;Dlth:e7¡2s;ilt"1? a.m — Perth Seeoad Aa n j?,l Great Special Sale of 20,0lK) Black- face aud Ch "iot Ewes and (iiinm-rs aad 131 acklace and Cheviot one. two aud three year old W, thel's aud 500 to 800 Blackface Ewe aud Wether lambs; 801,0 Great Sale of 500 oue,two aDd three year old West Highland Bullocks, Heifers, aud Cows. FRIDAY first, 19th Oct, at 10 a.iii.-FERTEI ,Li,r rLE r DUNNING MARKET." Great Special Sale of 900 one and two year old 'r^sa Bullocks and Heifers,includ- ing many nice lotfi of home bred stirka and two yellr olds; 1200 Cross and Half Br d Lara >s; 500 Blackface Ewe-and Wither Lambs; 1000Blackface and Cheviot Ewes and 1000 two aud three year old Wether, and 40 Superior Milch Cows and Calviu? Queys INVERNESS AUCTION MARKET. 12.000 HILL SHEEP AND 500 CATTLE. TUESDAY first, 16th Oct.—INVERNESS AUCTION MAKKET. Second Great Annutl Sale of 12 000 B ackf.ce and Cheviot Girnmers, Rl.ækf.e Choviot one two and three year old Wethers, and blackfare alld Cht viot Kws and Lambs includmg the whnle of the AberarderBlackface sheej) Sti ck,numbering 1500 head) and 500 West Higlaud, Black Polled, and Cross Cattle. M ACOONALD, FRASER, & CO. 1055m THOMAS LLOYD EVANS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament ma,le and passed in the 22nd anl 23rd years of tile Bei^n of Her present Majesty QOEKN VICTORIA, intituled "An Act to further Aui-nd the Law of Property and to relieve Trus-ves NOTIC; IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS upon or against the ESTATE of THOMAS LLOYV EVANR, LATRF of Glan'rafon. Amlwch, Medical Practitioner (who died on the 8th day of September, 18881, are hereby required to SENU the PARTICULARS of r heir CLAIMS or DEMANDS to met the un ler.si £ »ned, WILLIAM FANNING, the Solicitor for John Llovd Evans, the Ex-eutor Acting under the Will of the said d..ceIi8o>(I,cn orhefore the 13th flay 31 NOVKMBKR next, after which iav the said Executor will proceed to DISTRIBUTE the AR,;ET;.of the said decea-er! amongst the Parii s etilitleii thereto, having regard only to the Claim, of which he shall then have had Notice and the said Executor will not lie Liable for the Assets or any pait. thereof eo ilii ri- huted to any person of whose Debt or Claim he shall not then have hat Notice. Dated this 10rh day of October, 1888. WILLIAM FANNING, Waenfair, Amlwch, 1058a olicitor to the said Executor. ARMY CONTRACTS. C/EALED TENDEKS will be received at the • underinentioued- Office, untIl TWEL V] o'cliick noon on the 26th OcroBlm next, for the ."P,ly f '?'? BREAD AND MEAT for the use of Her Majesty's Laud Forces (including Bread aud Meat for Wospiwl* and Prisons, where required) from 1st DECEMBER, 1888, to 31st dAy, 1889, at the following places NORTHERN DISTRICT 1 A8htou.under-Lyne 2 Beverley (including Cump) 3 Birmingham 4 Bradford 5 Burnley 6 Bury 7 Carlisle 8 Chester 9 Coventry 10 Derby 11 Fleetwood (including Hutments and Camp) 12 Halifax (including any part of Race Course) 13 Ilartlepool New Bat. teries 14 Holy Island 15 Isle of Man 16 Lancaster 17 Leeds 18 Leicester (including Glen Parva Bur- racks) 19 Lichfield (including Whittiugton Heath) 20 Liscard and Perch Rock 21 Liverpool (including Seaforth Barracks all Battery and Rupert Lane Bar- racks) 22 Manchester and Sal- ford 23 Middlesboro' (includ- ing South Gare Breakwater) 24 Newcastle-on-Tyne 25 Northampton 26 Paull's Point on the Humber 27 Poutefract 28 Preston 29 Richmond (Y o r k- shire) 30 Scarborough (inolud- Lig Camp) 31 Seaham 32 Sheffield 33 Shrewsbury 34 Stallingborough 35 Sunderland 36 Tyuemmith (includ- ing Clifford's Fort) 37 Warrington 38 Warwick (including Budbrook Barracks) 39 Weedou 40 Wrexham 41 York and Strensall Forms of Tender and Conditions of Contract may be obtained on application at this Office, by Letter addressed to the Senior Comminsariat Officer, or in person between the houis of TEN and FOUI o'clock, and no Tender will be entertained unless made upon the Form so obtained. Tenders on the printed Forms must be properly filled np, signed, and dated, and no Tender will be noticed unless delivered at the undermentioned Office, before TWELVE o'clock Noon, ou the 26th OCTOBEB next, under Closed Envelope, Sealed with Wax, marked Tender on the outside. Commissariat Office, Fishergate, York, 8th October, 1888. 1072 "PRIMROSE b B it ki L) -G- (IENAI HABITATION). A TEA PARTY AND ENTERTAINMENT, FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE AnOYE HABITATION, WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY, THE 221D INST., AT THE PENRHYN HALL, BANGOR. TEA will be on the TABLES at FIVE o'clock prompt, after which there will be M USW and a MAGIC LANTERN ENTERTAINMENT. All will be FHEE up to EIGHT o'clock, when the Room will be Cleared for Half an-hour to prepare for the PHDIROSE DANCE, which will be from 8.30 to 11.30. Those who wish to be present at the DANCE can obtain Tickets from Miss LEWIS, The Deanery (Secretary), and [rs DODOLAS, Belmont (Warden), for which a charge of SIXPENCE each will be made. No Cnildreu will be admitted after Eight u'cluck. The Free Tickets for the Tea and Entertainment can be had from Mrs DOUGLAS and Miss LEWIS, who will be glad if the Members will apply as soon as possible for them, No TICKETS can be h id at the DOOR. z1078 WE SHALL BE AT ALL TIMES OLAt) TO lSKIIT ITklfi OF INTEREST (Der,y AUTHENTICATED) FROM CLEROYMEN, MINISTERS, FRIENDLY HnCIF.TIF.8, CLUBS, SECRE- TARIES, AND OTHERS. REPORTERS WILL BE SENT TO ALI, IMPORTANT GATHERINGS.
IMR MORLEY'S VISIT TO NORTH…
MR MORLEY'S VISIT TO NORTH WALES. "NIOITLEY Upon THE descent of Mr JOHN MOULEY u p on the Principality has not been well-timed. There is a rift within the national lute upon which he was to have discoursed excellent music. The Welsh National Party," which was to be a copy, though a pirated one, of the Irish combination that has already done such ill-service to their own country, was to be christened by Mr MOULEY, and launched, with his benediction, upon its career of agita. tion. The leader was believed to have been chosen, the plan of campaign organised, and nothing was wanted but the support of the eminent Radicals who represent Wales in Parliament. Strange to say, however, many of these gentlemen with one consent began to made excuse. Sir HUSSEY VIVIAN, a recent convert to theGladstonian fold, aud who as such might have been expected to be an enthusiast, coldly declined to join the new league. Mr CHRISTOPHER TALBOT, the father of the House of Commons, declines to believe in the ad van- tage of imitating the Parnellite methods. Mr J. B. ROBERTS bluntly expresses his dislike of the Irish policy of obstruction; and his name- sake unkindly hints that the Irish members are mere delegates, and objects to becoming one himself. Sir EDWARD REED, as member for Cardiff, declines to subordinate its interests to any "national" fads; and Mr OSBORNE MORGAN declares the whole project to be suicidal and disloyal. I am not prepared," he says, in the present momentous crisis of their fortunes, to introduce a fresh element of discord into the Liberal Party, and by so doing to imperil and retard the successful issue of the arduous conflict in which Mr GLADSTONE is now engaged." Evidently Mr MORGAN thinks one National League is heavy enough to be borne at present; and his admission that the present time is one of crisis is significant, in view of the boast of Mr MORLEY and others, that the battle is as good as won. All this must be gall and wormwood to the agitators who have recently assumed a large share in the direction of the policy of the Separatist Party in Wales, and it needed all Nlr NIORLEY'S skill to prevent an op. n declaration of revolt. His admission that Home Rule for Wales is only II question of machinery" was curiously gauche, and we hope will be noted by Unionists. However, the violent section, disciples of .MICHAEL DAVITT, in their war upon the Welsh landlor ds and tithe owners, have for the present dis- sembled their discontent, and pocketed the affront offered them by th » Welsh members. We know too much of their temper, however, to helieve that the trueC will he lasting The lesson of the last two years has not been lost upon them, and before long they will compel the Parliamentary tail to follow their lead, and to introduce into Wales the manners and customs of the Parnellites. That these tactics will result in a reaction in favour of the party of law and order we confidently believe. If they take advantage of the dissension in the ranks-of their opponents to consolidate their own forces, to remove all practical grievances, and to settle the tithe question, we look forward to an early change in the attitude of the Welsh people towards the Conservative Party and to the Established Church in Wales. Mr MOULEY sneers at the" lawyers" who argue that the Welsh Church is inseparable from the English establishment, forgetful of the fact that it was Mr GLADSTONE himself who made this declaration. In his new-found zeal for Welsh education he conveniently ignored the fact that the leading spirits in the movement have been Conservative memberslike Mr G. KENYON, and his references to the tithe question were but an open invitation to Welsh Nonconformists to enter upon a policy of simple confiscation. But, as the DEAN of St. ASAPH said at the recent Church Congress, "There are Nonconformists and Noncon- formists. There is a whole heaven of difference between the agitators with whom politics come first and Christianity afterwards and the great body of good people who were Dissenters by conviction and preferred to worship God after their own way. Although they were defective in organisation, there was a revival of activity in the Church in Wales. Everywhere churches were being built and restored, and the improvement in church attendance was steadily increasing." These are encouraging signs, and should nerve all loyal Churchmen to increased exertion.
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From the report of the Committee of Council Ion Education recently presented to Parliament, we gather the following particulars relating to this district. The total receipts of the Bangor School Board during the year amounted to £1316 16s 9d, the total expenditure being X1227 18s Id. The receipt- included t5ll 2s 6d as grants from the Committee of Council on Education, and the sum of 4695 from the local rating authority, this amount representing a rate of 3d in the ;C. The expenditure included,in addition tothesalar- ies of eachors. &c., and the general working and maintenance expenses, nothing towards repay- mentorinterest on loai.s.the whole of which have been paid off. In the whole of Wales, with a population of 1,360,513, the total number of schools was 1417. Of those, 630 out of 2222 departments for inspection were Board Schools. These provided accolUUlodJtian for 299,878. The number of scholars oil the register was 259.205, aud the average iu attendance 191,119. The per ct*nta:es of scholars who passed at the various ex;iujin.itioiis were as follows: Ri-adiug, 92-40. writing, 85 85; and arithmetic, 8116; and the aver.ige cost per scholar in attendance was £ 1 15s 8:ld.
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We hear that the Rev. John Raymond, hot), sec. to the Llandudno Newsroom aud Library Committee, has written to the Clerk of the Improvement Commissioners deciiuing to with draw his demand for a poll ot the ratepayers ou the Free Libraries question and the adoption of the Act. in Llandudno. After the town's meet- ing and all that lud taken place, the Committee of the Newsroom were apparently surprised that at the last meeting of the Hoard of Commis- ioners tile" extinguisher should bo so delibe- rately suggested. The Committee, as remarked by Mr R. S. CharnberhiÏlJ at the public meeting, don't want to force the institution down the throats of the ratepayers," but would like their individual opinion on the matter before con- sidering seriously the closing of the Newsroom and Library, and we presume the consequent abandonment of the art classes.
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Since the last meeting of the Llandudno Com- missioners, many residents have re-echoed the opinion expressed by Ur Commissioner Cutts as to the villaiuous gas at present supplied to the public. The cause of this bad gas exper- ience is a little interesting to those who are behind the scenes. The Board have gone back to their policy of ten years ago, and are there- fore encouraging the lamp trade instead of in- ducing people to burn gas. It is simply because —(or a fetise tcouotuy-the Board declined to act upon the advice of their engineer and clerk (Mr T. T. Marks),who recommended one coal;and the mxjority decided to have another sample, which was a little cheaper, but which produces the "villainous gas" now injuring the eyesight, and causing strong languagewhich people should, like Captain Corcoran in "Pinafore," hardly ever use.
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The Llandudno Company of Naval Volunteers are just now enjoying a lite on the ocean wave as experienced by a week's drill ou H.M.S. Forester," aud, judging by the yarns one hears since sume of the )i retu,ned homf, the experi- ences are a little mixed. Bottles labelled" hair oil," but containing oil of quite another descrip- tion, were not allowed to be smuggled on board by any artifice whatever. The officers of the gunboat ripo -k huhiy of the way in which the men acquitted themselves in their drill. Lien- tenants R. Bollis and F. F. Allen were on board all the week.
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A. very advanced U.?ioal spoke the truth in I ?) unintentional umnneratDnndudno June tion on Tuesday. A crowd was looking out fo. Mr O'Brien, the Id-b agitator, on the way to I Festiniog, whereupon the advanced Ra<iic? iu question caused a titter by remarking You won't kuow him. He is a nice-looking gentle- mln who goes ahout like a wolf in a sheep's clothing."
I ULU PoimiDA.
ULU PoimiDA. The ex-member of the Carnarvon Boroughs is ill; and there ;tre hundreds, if not thousands, of Welshmen of both political schools of thought who will regret to 1 urn the intelligence. Sir Thomas Duncoiube Love Jones-l'arr.v, although he halldoued politics immediately the last general election was over, nud during the same period, as far as I am aware, has not made a single appearance at Quarter Sessions, i., and has always beeu, remarkably popular. Born in the year 1832, he is now in his 56th year. His experience at Westminster was limited to ten years. It might have been more prolonged had not Mr Sweteuham, Q'c'" appeared ul,on the scene, md turned the tables upon his too con- fident political opponents. However, burying the, past, and he iring ill mind nothing but the present, it is to be hoped that the genial baronet of .Madryu Castle, Pwllheli, will soon pull through his presrot il'ue^s and be able to meet once more his m.my well-wishers. Apropos of the production of the Private Secretary" at Heaumaris, Bangor, and Car- narvon, this week, it seems that the original of that play is (so at any rate says a writer in the Star) the Rev. Mr Truss, chaplain of Knutsfird Gaol. He was staying with Lord de Tabley in Cheshire, when Mr Beerbohtn Tree met him, and at once,enchanted l y his quaint mannerisms in speech and dress, immortalised him. The peculiar accent, "Ba-th bun," go-loshes," &c is merely Cheshire. Mr Truss wont to see Mr Hawtree's play, and admitted that lie had never lau«hed so much in his life as at the witty caricature. It may be remembered that M* Truss largely interested himself in the case of Robert Travis, formerly of Me- si Bridge, who, after been sentenced to death for the murder of Mrs Mclntyre at Tranmere, was liberated by the Government, who believe him to be innocent of the crime laid at his door. Whilst it must be noted with regret that the Liverpol Chora! Society has burst like a bubble, I am gratified to learn that the Liverpool Cam. brian Choral Society is thoroughly alive, and mean to do downright good work this season. They met on Wednesday evening for their first rehearsal in St. Luke's Schoolroom, Colquit. street, when they welcomed as their conductor Mr Arvon Parry, late conductor of the Carnar- von Philharmonic Society, son of the late Mr William Parry, Birkeuhead, who so long and so ably wielded the baton before the Cambrian Choral Society in Liverpool. In Mr Thomas Jones, of 34, Cecil-street, Wavertree, the society appears to possess a gentleman who wishes Wales to keep up her musical reputatioL it. the great city on the Mersey, the happy home of many thousands of former residents of the Principality. There was a story current that Lord Sudeley was going to take an active part in Mr John Morley's Welsh meeting. Lord Sudeley himself deniesit. "I cannot," he says, allow it for one moment to be implied that I sympathise in the slightest degree with the views respecting Ireland entertained by that section of the Liberal Party to which Mr Morley belongs" Clywch, clywch. Local sympithy f r Sir Charles Warren is general. Although attacked in public and pri- vate as to the conduct of the London police, they confidently believe that he will surprise the natives before he says good-bye to the Metro- polis. As an instance of the miserable support given to the Irish National League we may point to the fact that Mr Quinn announced on Tuesday that during the past fortnight only R103 had been subscribed by the inhabitantsof the United Kingdom, and £ 1000 by the League in America. Certain Welshmen pretend to sympathise very deeply with Ireland s cause," but we sliorfld like to know how much practical sympathy they show. Talk is cheap but in these days it is almost as easy to 4et blood out of a stone as to get money out of a Welsh Nationalist, whether it is in behalf of the Liberation Society, the Anti-tithe Association, or the Irish National League. Words are one thing money another, Judge then of the so-called practical sym- pathy The Rev. Francis Pigou, I). D., vicar of Halifax, Canon of Itipon, Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, and Dean designate of Chichester, his undertaken to conduct a mission at Torquay next month. It is to be hoped that it will be as S!1CCOSbful as that conducted at Bangor a couple of years ago. Torquay has a population more than double that of Bangor, and is peculiarly adapted for delicate invalids, who resort to it in lart;e numbers. It is said that it was near to the coastof Torquay that Napoleon was brought by an English man-of-war prior to his final exit; and he is reported to have exclaimed, What a beautiful country How nuch it resembles Porto Forrajo, in Klba Those in this neighbourhood who are fond of a bit of coursing" will regret to learn tha t T. Wilkinson, the well known coursing slipper, met with an accident at Lichfield last week, and displaced the cartilage of the knee. I am alad to learn that he underwent a,successful opera- tion under Mr Atkinson, bone-setter, successor to the late Mr Hutton. I am told that the proceeds of the two drama- tic eutertainments given at Beaumaris on lon- day and Tuesday eveninus last, in aid of the Ans esey Branch of the Royal National Life- boat Institution, amounted to £45. Well done, Beaumaris! The importance of Liverpool as a sea-port is visibly brought home to us by the announce- ment that durinsr the nine months ending with September 202,243 passengers left Liverpool for Canada and the United States. Lord Sudeley, who on Monday repudiated Mr Gladstone's Home Rule policy, appears to be a somewhat recent convert to Liberal Unionism, for he was Captain ot the Gentlemeu-at Arma in Mr Gladstone's last Administrator, and did not resign with Mr Chamberlain and Sir George Trevelyan. Newtown, where Mr John Morley spoke on Monday, is described in some of the London papers as the Leeds of Wales, but the descrip tion is almost as misleading as the designation of Calne as the Chicago of England. It is, indeed, the headquarters of the Welsh flannel trade, and is a much livelier place than most North Wales towns, but it only has about 7000 inhabitants. The flannel market was removed thither from Welshpool half a century ago. Among the guests of the Right Hon. Lord Penrhyu a; Penrhyn Cistl- is the Bishop of North China, the R'ght Rev. Charles Perry Seott, D.D. W tI are told that the Mr James Russell, news of whose murder by a seaman on board the ship Balmoral," near the Cape of Good Hope, has just been teceived, was a son of a Mr Russell, who was forimrly en>ja:ed in connection with the Goradygyt oyster trade. There ire poets and popt.. The latest is a Welshwoman,who wants the post of a nurse at a workhouse infirmary. Trusting no doubt to the stiength of her poetic power she p it her al,plica- tion to the guardians of the West Derby into verse. Here is the poem such as it is Your'e wontiuga nurse at th workhou e they say, So I nffer myself for appoiiitraen' do day. I'm active and clever jjnod-te.npered an l thrifty, And "f matronly ae-tbe riqbt siie of fifty. I can read, write. and spell -if required ba^e and brew; I've always my ki.ittiiur, if not I must sew. But as to my Brewin* I mns be nther plainer, 1 want no l-teer. I'm a To 31 Abitainer, Icaii mix Mustard PI i er, brew some good tea Bat if wine be order'd wel me-sured t'will be! Or the Uovernnr, sure, will lw dow1 upon me. I WIiSle no a drop —no labour I'll spam, And the Doe or's orders I follow wi h care W hatever he sajs his wor i- my Taw. And whenever in doubt to ini I muaf go Except now and then wliea v chop < not well done, Then I II <:a!l tor the cook as sor#1 as a J". lid lust, but not Jesa.,t. I'na a f'nmbriwi true, With a wir of my own, and tin iron one, too! So give me the post; plea-e do no rJfu, And I humb y subscribe myself L,uaA J-HB HCGH' A. Oct. 8th, N'o. 9. Llanaber-^ourt West Derby-roari, I .ivvi poo). Mr Harris, formerly the edit r of the now defunct magazine, the Red Drlyg,,n, and at present on the staff of the Western undertook the translation into English of the Welsh novel Rhys Lewis." The work b is been accom- plished. From the review ol the work in the f}o!euad and the Oioahn, it is ve y f ir from p3r. feet, The Oo'eitad evon su^-sts that it should he called a "Treasury of Errors to be avoided by Welshmen in English composition. We have not seen the work ou1 selves, and are therefore unable to judge. Perhaps Mr Harris will favour with a copy of his ho k.
I'WOWRlSH COLLIERS KTLr KD.
I'WOWRlSH COLLIERS KTLr KD. A .shocking colliery accid nt i. reported from the Rhon(Ila Vailoy Whitst a numher of miners were effecting repairs uron an engine plan" at the Llwyn. ypen Collieries they were a dd-nly embedded by a heavy fall of debris. Tw men John Da- ies. con- tractor, and P .tri"k Collins-v-ere killed instan- taneously and another miner named W Morgans sustained terrible injures, and row lies in a pre- carious condition Willi m 11 er an assistant, also received ReV' ral hrui es, and sustained a very narrow escape. It is conjectured that the double timbers which support the rod wf re knocked out by the parsing of trams.