The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

TKEFRIW.—Mr John Evans Jone,, WAS elected un- opposed, the Rev. John Gower having withdrawn at the laat moment. DOIAVTDDKLSN.—Rev Eli Evans was returned an- opposed. The Kev. T. Dalton, Assistant-master at Eton College, has been returned unopposed tie the repre- sentative of the Eton Division of Bucks. It is stated that instruotions have already been given for the presentation of a petition against the return of Lady Sandhurst for the Brixton Division of Lambeth on the ground that women are not legally qualified to nit as County Councillors. The question will come in the first instance before the learned counsel appointed to try election peti- tions.

COUNTY COUNCIL CANDIDATES. On Monday Mr Justioe Denman and Mr Justice Stephen had before them no less than seventeen »ppn.;atious that County Council candidates might be relieved from penalties which they had inadver- tently incurred by breaking provisions of the Act of P&iU*u.cut. Tiiti offences were of the same kind, which had already been dealt with on previous g ?' wi *th o? t printer's or pub- lisher's name,holding meetings in fi icensed premises, &nd employing paid ageuts.The Court granted relief in fifteen of the cases, and the other two stood over for the court which had already dealt with so many of them.- -Mr Justice Denman intimated that their action upon the present occasion must not be regarded as a precedent for fature occasions.

COUNTY COUNCIL PENALTIES. LOCAL CANDIDATES IN TROUBLE. In the Queen's Bench Division on Wadnesday, I before the Lord Chief justioe and Mr Justice Raw. kins, sitting as a divisional court, Mr Ellis J. Griffith appeared on behalf of Mr Owen Williams, ft candidate for the Llanfaohreth division of the county of Angiessy, to the County Council, for reo lief from penalties incurred under the Corrupt Praotioes and Local Government Acts, through omitting to have the name and address of the printer and publisher at the bottom of his election address. As there was no opposition the relief ad granted. Mr Griffith made a similar application on behalf of Thomas Berry, a candidate for the County Council of Anglesey for the Llanwenllwyfo division, whioh, being unopposed, was also granted.

HARD LINES: A LOCAL CLERICAL CANDIDATE. In the Queen's Benoh Division on Saturday, before Mr Baron HnddleBton and Mr Justice Wills, Mr Lewis Coward applied, on behalf of the Rev. John Rowland Thomas, to be relieved of penalties which he had inadvertently incurred in prosecuting his candidature for RhJI, He had employed, at 3s a day, two canvassers for four days, and two other. for two and a half days. Three of these persons were electors. He had, be stated, no knowledge that in doing this he was breaking the law.—Mr Joseph Walton opposed for Mr Ames, a solicitor, and Mr Griffiths for another person.—Mr Baron Huddleston said that Mr Thomas was a gentleman of ednoation, and not in the position of two persons whom the Conrt hadjexensed—a stonemason and a farm-servant, or something of that kind. Mr Thomas pleadod that be was ignorant of the law, but the employment of paid canvassers was no new offence. It was made an offence as far back as 1867, and Mr Thomas must be taken to have known something of the matter. He had also received all the benefit that was to be derived from employing paid canvassers. Under these circumstances the application would be refused.

LLANFAIRFECHAN: COUNTY BOARD ELECTION. Gre&t interest has been taken in the above election, and both sides have fought hard for their respective candidates. On Tuesday evening large meeting of Mr Platt's supporters was held at the National School. The sabool was crowded to excess, and a large number were nnable to find even a standing room. Mr Luck presided over the meet- ing, and the speakers were Mr Sydney Platt, Colonel Platt, Mr Thomas Parry, and Mr J R. Griffith. The polling day passed off quietly, but great enthusiasm was shown towards the even- ing. The counting of votes commenced at half-past eight, and the result was as follows :-Platt, 209; Hughes, 161; spoiled votes, 8; total, 378. About balf a dozen only abstained from voting. A tremendous crowd was anxiously waiting the result of the poll, and upon itbeing declared in favour of Mr Platt,tbe cheering was deafening. The crowd escorted the successful candidate as far as BronymaeD. Captain Lempriere'i residence. Mr Platt then addressed the people, thanking them heartily for returning him. rtorchligl,, procession was then formed, which Mr and Mrs Piatt joined. During the procession the crowd sanfr several popular songs, such as The march of ilie, men of Harlech," For he is a jolly good fellow," &o. Most of the houses in the village were illuminated.

THE ANGLESEY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION AND THE COUNTY COUNCIL. A meeting of the Gerieral Committee of the Liberal Association, together with the Liberal coun- cillors, was on Thursday held at the Llangefni Town Hall, under the presidency of Cptain E. H. Vemey, R.N. Upon the motion of Mr J. Henry Hughes (Llangadwaladr), seconded by Mr W. Edwards (Menai Bridge), it was resolved "That this meeting of the Liberal Association desire to suggest the desirability of every Welsh- man UBicg the Welsh language in the Council," The subject of the election of aldermen also came under consideration, and it was decided, upon the motion of Dr. Roland Williams, seconded by Mr B. Gwynedd Williams (Holyhead) That the association beg to suggest that all the aldermen be elected from outside the Council." The councillors present then retired to consider the best mode of procedure. The conclusion they came to was that the Liberal councillors should meet on the morn- inlt of the first meeting of the Council, and take into consideration the names of candidates pro- posed by members of the Council, and select fourteen, whom all the Liberal councillors will be expected to support. Several names were pro- posed, and one of the councillors was appointed to take other names from the members.

DENBIGH COUNTY COUNCIL. FIRST MKETISG ELECTION O. CHAIRMAN AND SIXTEEN I ALDERMEN. The first meeting of the Denbigh County Council was held in the County Hall, Ruthin, on Thursday, when the whole of the Council, cousisting of thirty- three Liberals, fourteen Conservatives, and one In- dependent attended with the exception of MrMiddle- ton Biddnlpb, Chirk, who was absent. Major Crose, acting returning officer for the high-sheriff, Captain Beet, R.N., ooenpied the chair, and each member presented his declaration of having been eleoted a councillor, after which, on the proposition of Mr Lester, of Wrexham, seconded by Mr Isgoed Jones, Mr Thomas Gee, of Denbigh, was appointed provisional ohairman by 28 votes, as against Captain Griffith Boacawen, ohair- maD of tbe Quarter Sessions, who was proposed by the High-sheriff, Captain Best, seconded by Mr Fitzbugh, and gained 14 votes. lhr Thomas Gee, in taking the chair, said he had bad nothing to do with the administration of aounty matters. He felt the honour they bad done him, and with their assistance would do his best, although they would find him somewhat left- handed. He would not make any further remarks but proceed to business. He then asked Mr Adams to be the clerk for the provisional Council, to which he consented, and, in answer to Mr Gee, eaid he had no agenda. The Chairman said they should pro- ceed to elect aldeifnen, which was the business of the meeting. Papera were then distributed by the eJerk of the peace. But the Radicals had come armed with a list of aldermen ready written. The following are the aldermen elected, and the number M?nt- obtained :— J.P., Wrexham 44 Colonel Barnes. Quinta 43 TThomas Gee, Peubish ■ 36 B. Humphreys-Roberts, Denbigh M Thomas Davies, Deubi?b atreet. L?crwat 33* 'CbristmMJonee.Cefn 33 .!obnJoDM.M!icitor.Wrexhtm 33* DMietRobertaRntbiu.. 32 William Coward, Llangollen 32 Samuel Moss, Houet "? David Edwards, Aberwle 31. JohnJo?.8t.Pet?'q"yeR?ad. nn ^31 ThomMJocet.PtfBoorh. Ratbtu 31 W.t!mL<.?.J.r..Wrexh.m 31* James Turner. Miners 29 £ ??' B?Es.ci.ty:' Denbigh 28' The sixteen names were then subjected to another h?)o? iodthMe obtainiug the least votes are those wh? will have to retire in three years. They are marked thus _?_?_

RESULTS OP THE POLLING. I RESULTS OF THE POLLING. I ANGLESEY. I UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. I" BRAUMAMS—8ir R. Bulkeley (C) and R.Thonim (L) I LLANGOIID-D, Roberts (L) Wsowno^s-O. B. Foulkes (L) LLOOlrxl-]Dr- Owen (L) PENHYNYDD-B. Prytherch (L) LLANFECHKLL—J. R. Hughes (L) HOLYHKAD IBIAND-0. Morris (L) PSNTBAETH— Rev. W. Pritchard (L) AMLWCB (3) 0. E. Jones (L) 331-73 T. P. Williamson (C) 291-33 S. Hughes (L) 269-11 O. Hughes (L) 00 258 W. Fanning (C) 250 Capt. W. Thomas (C) 221 PRNSABN. L. Hughes (L) 101-1 T. Berry (C). 100 RHOSYBOL. E. Jones (U).. 156-99 H. Roberts (L) 57 GAEBWEN. C. F. Priestley (C) 93 5 R. Jones (L) 88 LLINEBCIIYMEDD. T. Pritchard (0) 130-30 J. Williams L) 100 LLANBADBIO. 0. Thomas (U) 157-64 T. Jones(L) •• •• 93 MOELFRA J. Rice Roberts (C) 161-76 H. Williams (L) 0 85 TBKOAIAN. A. M'Killop (L) 94-35 Major Lloyd (C) 59 LLANDSOFAN, R. Roberts (I L) 117-44 T. L. Griffith (L) 73 LLANKAIR P.G. J. Williams (L) 108-10 H. Clegg (C). 98 H.Clegg(C) LLAKDY'SILIO. 98 E. C. Davies IL) 144-69 Rev. R. Parry (C) 75 DWYBAN. R. Hughes (L) 113-62 W. Owen (L) 51 LLANIDAN. G. J. Roberts (L) 141-101 Edmunds (C) 53-13 Griffith (L) 40 PENIiHOSLMGWT E. Williams (C) 97-45 T. Williams (L) 52 NEWBOROUOH. R, P. J. as (L) 88—51 W.1. Jones (C) 37 TRSWALCHMAI. Dr. Pdrry Jones (L) 141—48 R Williams (L) 93 BODWROG. H. Roberts (I) 00 o. 101-34 R. Jones (I.j 67 HOLYHEAD 7. Dr. Roland Williams (L) 727-291 Capt. E. H. Vernev (L) 659-223 William Griffith (L) 577-141 Dr. O. T. Williams (C) 521-85 Joseph Williams (C) 515-79 H. H. Hughes (L) 486-50 Dr. E. T. Hughes (C) 471-35 W. D. Jones f(L) 436 W. Riva (C). 419 Richard Hughes (L) 415 W. R. Jones, Steam Mill(L) 404 Capt G. Lewis (C). 385 W. S. Owen (L) 377 James Gunn (C) •• 370 H. Herber Williams, Beaumaris'C) 329 T. F. Evaus (L\" 294 John Thomas, Utica House (L) 282 Evan Williams (C). 212 ABERFFRAW. John Lloyd 119—29 J. R. Jones 90 V ALLEY, Dr. E. P. Edwards 94-47 T. II. Williams 47 W. Morris 40 TaSiDEAETH John Henry Hughes 102-18 Owen Edwards 84 LLANFAELOC. W. Prytheroh 92-18 John W. Hughes 74 William Roberts 72 BODEDERN. Thom&s Owen • 179-140 Rev. W. S. Roberts 39

BOROUGH OF BANGOR. THE POLLING. Polling commenced at 6ight o'clock on Thursday morning in the four wards into whioh the city is divided, for the eleotiou of four representatives to the County Counoil of Carnarvonshire. The polling began quietly, there being scarcely more interest shown than in a School Board eleotion, aid as the day wore on it became apparent that there would be far from a heavy poll. THE NORTH wOlD. The candidates in the North Ward were the Rev. Thomas Lewis Jones, B,A., vicar of Glanadda (Conservative), and Mr Thomas Charles Lewis, Caederwan, merchant (Liberal). The polling-station was the National Schools, HIli-street, Upper Bangor; the returning officer, Alderman Piatt; the presiding officer. Mr H. B. Kindersley; and the poll clerk, Mr Griffith Roberts, The Liberals made a great display of power. They had emissaries posted at convenient centres, whilst they had at their com- tnand a number of carriages. The supporters of the Vioar of Glauadda made very little fuss, but it was apparent to the keen observer that they were UBiDg their best endeavours to secure a ouocessful result. There are in this ward 509 persons on the register, bat as will be seen from the result of the election 444 came to the poll. Up to 3.30 p.m. 260 had reoorded their votes, but between the hours of six and eight, especially the hour preceding the close of the poll, there was a regular rash of voters whose ocoupa- tions prevented them attending previously. THE SOUTH WABD. Dr. Henry Grey Edwards, 275, High-streot, was the Conservative candidate, and his Liberal oppon- ent Mr John Evan Roberts, Snowdon Villas, Upper Bangor, draper. There were signs of much aotivity in this ward, although it only possesses 335 persons entitled to record their votes in favour of candidates lor seats on the County Counoil. The polling, from the opening to the close, may be described as steady, and there was an entire absence of excitement. Remarkably few carriages were brought into use. Upon our repre- sentative remarking upon this fact, one of the supporters of the Radioal candidate said, We don't want carriages for our voters, who are all able-bodied men and women. They are wanted on the Conservative side, who wish to retain the services of a doctor." This, we believe, was the solitary joke cracked in the city throughout the day, but it was not a bad one. But the electors after all secured the services of a doctor,who is both capable and oompetent. Up to five o'clock 230 votes bad polled, showing that both parties had worked well in bringing up their respective supporters. Dr. Grey Edwards bad his committee room at 62,Dean- street, where Mr A. Bromley, Mr Owen, and others worked energetically. The polling station tor the South Ward was the Skating Rink, and here Alderman John Evans aoted as Returning Officer, Mr E. Smith Owen as presiding offioer, and Mr Richard Jones 8S poll olork. EAST WARD. There are 412 persons on the register in this ward but, as an indication of the aoathy which prevailed, we may mention that up to live o'clock ouly 186 voters bad visited the Board Schools, Garth, and reoorded their votes. The candidates were Mr Evan Williams, Gartb-road, builder and contractor (Conservative), and his opponent Mr Hugh Wil- liams, Greenbank, Garth, aooountant, who exhibited tbe Radical tioket. Mr Evau Williams' committee- room was at his own residence, and here Mr John Pritchard and Mr D. Wynn Williams acted as agents. Mr Lewis Thomas was actively engaged on tehalf of the Conservative candidate, who was himself a zealous worker. Alderman Edward Jones acted as Returning Officer, Mr J. H. Edwarde as Presiding Offiser, and Mr P. Hughes as poll clerk. WEST WABf" I Mr John Williams, Wylfa, Upper Bangor, ohampioned the Conservative oause in this ward against Mr Samuel Evans, Bodifyr, the nominee of the Bangor Reform Club, who treated with an entire want of consideration the strong claims of Mr David Owen, solicitor, who was first in the field, and had inourred considerable expense before be was called upon to withdraw. Beyond Vote for John Williams, coal merchant," th3 Conservative candidate did not dabble much in printer's ink, but Mr Evans placarded the walls "Vote for Samuel Evans and liberty and justice." The railing of Pendref Chapel were adorned with this gentleman's election- eering literature. 00 a huge board he had some- thing less than a dozen handbills upon whioh were printed the names of those who had nominated him as a fit and proper person to represent the West Ward on the County Counoil of Car- narvonshire. The prevailing opinion was that Mr Williams would head the poll. Voting was very brisk between eight and nine o'clock in the morning, but it soon afterwards slackened very considerably till noon was reached. At four o'olock 260 voters out of 508 on the register bad voted. The Returning Offioer in this ward was Alderman Richards, whilst the presiding offioer was Mr Ashley Jones, and the poll clerk Mr W. Price Smith. Immediately atter the close of the poll in the various wards, the ballot boxes were conveyed to the Masonic Hall, where tbe oounting commenced about half-past eight o'clock. At a quarter past nine o'clock the results were declared AS follows:- NORTH WARD. TbornasCbarleo Lewis. L 256-76 Thomas Lewis Jones, C 180 BOUTH WARD. Henry Grey Edwards, C 154—10 John Evan Roberts. L ,,144 EA8T WARD. Hugh Williams, L 181-32 Evan Williams, C 149 WEST WABD, John Williams, C 226-22 Samuel Evans, L 204 Although the streets wereiorowded till a late hour, little excitement prevailed, and good order was maintained. Immediately after the declaration of the poll, Colonel Platt. Mr R. H. Pritchard, Dr. Grey Edwardø, Dr. Langford Jones, and other prominent Conservativei;, proceeded to the rooms of the Workingmen's Conservative Association where an impromptu meeting wan held, the chair being taken by the president (Mr R. H. Pritohard), who delivered a brief address. Colonel PLATT congratulated the suooessfnl Con- servative candidates, atd dwelt at some length upon the political topics of tba day. He was followed by Dr. GREY EDWABDS, who had a warm reception. He thanked the committee fIX their eneretio efforts, and said he felt proud of the posit ion in which the electors of the South Ward had placed him. It w<m)d be his constant ntudy to serve the best interests of the people. Mr HUGH WILLIAMS, Garth, delivered a Welsh speech, after which God give the Queen" was sung, and the proceedings, which did not lait more than half-an-hour, terminated.

FLINTSHIRE. I CA)CRWTS. I William Thomas, Plas Newydd (G) 181 -50 Dr. J. T. Davies (C) 131 FLINT BOROUGH (3) J. Kingsby Huntley, mayor (L) 585-136 James Liebsig Muspratt (L) 561—112 Thom¡¡.s W. Hughes, solioitor(C) 474-25 Joseph Hall, painter (L) 449 MOSTYN. Right Hon. Lord Mostyn (C).. 187-130 Edward Jones, laglan (L) 57 WHITFORD. Harry A. Cope, Saithael«yd (I) 121—34 Evan Bryan, Trade Hall (L) 87 HOLYWELL (2). Goronwy M. Evans, solicitor (L) 341—86 John Lloyd Prioe, J.P, (I) • 336—81 William Jones, draper (L) 255 John Carman, chami Ot (C) 190 GRKKNFIBLD. Thomas Hughes, Greenfield Mills (C) 170-21 Urias Bromley, Plaaynmorfa (L) 149 BAGILLT (2). Robert Jones, Brynafon (L) 287-80 Samuel Davies, Britannia House (L) 242-35 Thomas Humphreys, Sea View (C) 207 GOLFTYN. Charles Davison, Fartield (C) 160-79 John Coppack, shipowner (L) 81 WEPM. James Reuey, shipowner (L) 154-61 J. T. Humphreys (I) 91 QUEENilFERRY. Robert Podmore, Deeside (C) • 134—4 S. McDougall, Marsh Farm (L) 130 BISTRE. Davies (G) 216-27 J. Dunn (C) 189 CLLOEN. J. Evans (L) 156-36 Colonel P. B. D. Cooke (C) 120 NORTHOP. J. Ft. Bankes (1) 144-28 Wilkinson (L) 116 ARGOED, GWYSANEY, AND LLWYNEORIN, J. Schofield (L) 116—26 P. B. D. Cooke %C) 90 TRYHDYN AND BODIDRIS. William Williams (L) 159-77 J. B. IVlaiston (C) •• -82 f'FBlTH. J. Sparrow (L) R. V. Kyrke (C) 109 CAERGWRLE. Colonel G. E. T. Roper (C) 161-41 Swetenham (L) 120 HALKYN. Peter Jones (L) 319 269 G. H. Richards (C) 50 EWLOE. George Parry (L) 222-49 G. Watkinson(C) 173 PENMYNYDD. J. Williams (L) 127-32 P. Wilcock (L) 95 J, B. Gregory (I) "75 NKRQUIS AND BrtONCOED, E. T. Edwards (L) 203-109 Edward Robrts (C) 94 BODFARI AND TREMEIRCHION. P- P. Pennant (01 132-46 Alun Lloyd (L) 96 RHUDDLAN, Captain Conwy (C) 140-6 Captain Wynne Jones 134 NEWMARKET AND LLANASA. T. A. Ellis (1) 153-47 William Williams (L) 106 DYSERTH AND MKUDEN. W. Bell (C) 153-10 W. Williams (G) 143 ST. AsApu. Rev. W. Glanffrwil Thomas (L) 182—56 T. Howea Roberts (C) 126 RHYL (3). 8. Perks (L) 496 W. Williams (L) 428 P. Mostyn Williams (L) 423 J. Rowland Thomas (I C) 349 LI. Lloyd (C) 316 E. W. Keatinge (C) 282 W. Wynne (I C) 169 MOLD, Dr, Edwards (L) ^3224—131 Edwari Wheldon (L) "?"? J. Corbett (C) 293

MERIONETHSHIRE. I UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. GWYDDKLWEBH—Mr Robert Edwards (L) I.LANDRILLO—Mr Henry Davies (L) BALA DIVISION—Mr Richard Jones (L) LLASYCIL DIVISION—Mr Edward Peters (L) LLANDDERFEL DIVISION—Mr Thomas Jones (L) DYFFRTN—Mr Samuel Pope, Q.C. (L) LLWYNGWRIL-Mr Ellis P. Jones (L) RHIW AND BOWTDD DIVISION—Mr Jones (L) and Mr D. G, Williams (L) CWMORTHIN AND YBTRADAU- Mr Dunlop (L,U.) and Mr Parry Evanr tL) PENNAL-Mr James*Meredith (L) Town, UBBAN-Mr H. Haydn Jones (L) TuwYII RURAL-Rev. G. Evans (L) DOLQKLLEY (2) Edward Jones (L) 300-82 Morris Jones (L) 261-43 John Vaughan (C) 218 LLANFACPBETK. Robt. Vaughan (C) 136-45 Edward Griffith (L) 91 DOLOELLEY—RURAL. Robert Pugh (L) 111-16 R. E. L. Richards (0) 95 LLIAWKGRYN AND ABEROYNOLWYST. W. R. M. Wynne (0). 151-48 J. Evans (L). 103 BABMOUTH—Town. Lewis Lewis (L). 160-51 J. R, Davies (C) IG9 FESTINIOO. Wm. Davies, Cae'rblaidil (C). 159-64 J. HORhes (L) 105-10 Q, H, Ellis (C) 95 E. H. Jonathan (L) 89 MAENTWBOO. W. E. Oakeley (C) 134-49 R. G. Ceidiog Roberts (L) 85 TRAWSFYNYDD (2). John Humphreys (L> 162—55 Robert Puph (C) 109-2 D. Tegid Jones (L). 107 W. Evans (L) 81 DINASMOWDDWY. J. Jones (L) 141-36 H. Owen (C). 105 LLANFBOTHKN. J. Jones (0) 142-68 W. Hughes (L). 74 ABBBDOVEY. J. Webster 95-6 J. Hughes-Jones (L) 89 COSOLYWAL. Dr. Roberts (Lj 1^3—^34 Joseph Parry (L) 129 HARLECH. Dr. Jones (L). 152-11 John Owen (C) 141 ABBBCOBBI8, Morris Thomas (L) 226-57 W. C. Jones (L) 192-23 Edward Williams (C). 169 BALA-RUPAT. R. J. Lloyd Price (C) LLANFOB. Price. Rb!w)M (C)  Rowlands (L) 64 JODM ( L MALLWYD ?-35 Jones (L) 1i0n6c_35 Owens (C) 106 LLANUWCHLLYN. M. D. Jones (L). 125-8 J. Williams (C) 117 Willit%ms (C) LLANABER. O. Williams (C) 50-22 JODee (L) 28 T4WARKAT7 (2). Jones (L) 223-16 Rowe (L) 221199-1122 Roberts (C) 207 Morgan (C). •COBWEN (3). 72 (3), Ffoulkes-Jones (L). 341-89 Roberts (L) 332-80 Cernyw (L) 277-25 Or. Jones (C) 252 Walker (C) 163 FoUpCRaoXg-BLAHNAV (2). Parry-Jones (L) R. 0. Jones (L) 264-91 Jones (I) 173

MONTGOMERYSHIRE. UNOPPOSED ELECTIONS. LLANPYLLIN-Dr Edwards (L) BKRBIBW-A. C. Humphreys Owen (L) GUILSFIELD—J. Heywood (C) KERRY—L. Moore (C) LLANDYBSIIJ—Riohard Jones (C) MONTOOMERY-B. J. Harrison (C) LLANDINAM—David Davies (L.U) LLANEBFYL—W. H, Gardiner (C) CABNO. J Ashton, junr., (L) 151-69 Captain Adams (0). 82 Captain LLANWNOG. a2 R Jones (L). 105-10 E Jones (L) 9a0l LLANBBYNKAIB. H L Smith (C) 139-58 A P Howell (L) 81 ABXBBAFESFI. (' DHamer L) 130-103 W Scott Owen (C) 27 CHUSCHSTOKE. J Shuker (0) 149-26 N W F Humphreys (L). 123 LLANFYLLIN. R Edwards, physician (L) 170-18 J Marshall Dugdale (C) 152 WELSHPOOL BOBOUQH (4). Earlof Powis (C), chairman of Quarter SeasMDs. 749-313 D. Richards. 705-269 Captain Mytton (C) 637-201 A. Howell. 500-64 D. Bebb, farmer (L) 436 J. Jones (L) 400 LEIQHTON DIVISION. George Evans (0) I 187-115 C. J. Nav)or(C). 131-59 Forden D. Rogers, farmer. 72 R. Edmunds (C) 54 LLANFAIR CAEREINION (2). T. Watkin (L) 249-106 J. Jehu (L) 217-74 1). Jehu (C) 143 LLANDYSILIO. L, B. Whittingham (0). 169-113 J. Jane. (L) 56 DEYTHEUR. G Kempster (C). III MEIFOD. G. Hayhurst Francis (C). 140-26 J. Richards (L) 114 TBEOYNON. LordSudeley(L,U) 85-5 N. Watkins (L) 80 BOBOUOH OF NEWTOWN (4). T. Parry Jones (L) 650-94 Martin Woosnam (L) 592-36 R. Lloyd (L) 581-25 Hugh Lewis (L) 562-6 Sir Pryce Pryce Jones (0). 556 Captain Pryoe Jones (C). 506 Edward Powell (I). 388 LLANQYNOO. Re*. T. H. Evans (C) 178-16 J, Jones (L). 162 PENNANT. E. Roberts (C) 168-86 A. Evans (L) 82 MACHYNLLETH. Lord Hy Vane Tempest (C) 221-70 J. Rowlands (L) 151

MEMBERS OF THE NEW COUNCILS, I ANGLESEY. The following form the first County Council for Anglesey, which is composed of 42 Councillors, and 14 Aldermen:- AberSnw Division I Amlwch:-(Three members), Mr O. E. Jones, L; Mr T. P. 0. Williamson, C; Mr Samuel Hughes, L Beaumaris:-(Two members), Sir Richard Williams Bulkeley, Bart, C and Mr H. Thomas, L Llangoed :-Mr D. Roberts, L Llanddona :-Mr W. Pritchard, L LIandegfan :-Mr R. Roberts, L Menai Bridge:—The Rev. E. Cynffig Davies, B.A., L Pensarn :—Mr L. Hughes, L Llanbadrig: Mr D. Thomas L U Rhuaybol .—Mr Jones, L Llanerchymadd:-bir T. Pritchard, C Tregaian :—Mr A. McKillop, L Llanfair :-Mr Williams, L Gaerwen :-Jr C. F. Priestley, J.P., C PenrhoslJugwy :-Mr Williams, C MoelfraMr J. Rice Roberts, C Newborjugh :—Mr Jones (L) Dwyran Mr R. Hughes. L Llanidan:-MrOriffitli, b Gwalchmai :-Mr Jones, LU Bodwrog -51 r Roberts, C Aberffraw:-gr John Lloyd Valley:-DrE.P. Edwards Trefdraeth :—Mr John Henry Hughes Llanfaelog :-Mr W. Prythereh Bodedem:—Mr Thomas Owen Holyhead Island :-Mr 0, Morris, L Pentraeth:-&v. W. Pritchard, L Llangefni:—Dr Elias Owen Llangristiolus:—Mr O. ,3, Foulkes, L Penmy nydd -Mr H. Prytherch, L JUMfecheti :—Mr J. R. Hughes, L Trewalchmai:-Dr Parry Jonea, L n:rlihp'i,='rr*itJ=. Holyhead (seven members) :-William Griffith, Druid House; H. H. Hughes, London-road; E. T. Hughes, Newry-street; Joseph Williams, Upper Park-street; O. T. Williams, Rhosvgaei; P. Row- land Williams, Aled House; Captain E. H. Verney, retired R.N., Rhianva, Menai Bridge, L.

CARNARVONSHIRE. I The Counoil of Carnarvonshire will consist of 48 councillors and 16 aldermen. The following have I been returned Bangor (4) :Dr, Grey Edwards, C John Wil- liams, C T. C. Lewii, L Hugh Williams, L Parish of Bangor outside the Municipal Parish of Bangor :-Colonel the Honourable W. L. Sackvilla- West, 0 Parish of Aber and the Portion of Parish of Llan- lleohid outside Bethesda Urban Sanitary Authority District :-H, Ellis, C Llanfairfechan :—Sydney Platt, J.P., C Conway: Dr. Prichard, C Llandudno (2) :-Richard Conway, c Elias Jones, L Llanystumdwy :-H, J. Ellis Nanney, C Cricoieth :-J. T. Jones, L I Penmaenmawr :—C. Darbisbire,L Llauddeiniolen (2):-R. B. Ellis, L Rev. R. W. Griffith, L Pwllh.li:-B. Jones, L Carnarvon (4):—Mr. Issard Davies, C Richard Thomas, C Rev. Herber Evans, L; J. R. Pritohard, L Nevin District:—Dr. Hughes, C Dolbenmaen :-G. H. Owen, C Llangystenin Rev. S. James, L Bethesda (2):—W. J. Parry. L G. Brymer, L Llanllyfni (2):—Dr. Roberts, L; J. A. Williams, L Llandegai:—Right Hon. Lord Penrhyn Llaugian (2):—W. Pritchard, C A. Williams, L Abereroh :-Owen Evans, C Dolgarrog :-Mr Elian, C Beddgelert :—Mr Pierce, L Penmachno :—Mr Jones, L Llandwrog (2) :-Mr Darbiabire, C;Mr Hughes, L Lianberis:-D. P. Williams, L Llanrag .—W. Davies, L Edeyrn :—T. E. Griffiths,L Waenfawr :-R 0 Jonep, L Llanwnda and BettwsGarraon: WJones,L Llanbeblig and Llanfaglan r—R Jones, L Llanfairisgaer :—J. Hughes, L Llanaelhaiarn :—W Roberts Aberdaron :—Captain Williams Llanbedrog T. E. Grifith Portrnadoc:—Mr John Roberts, L

DENBIGHSHIRE. The Denbighshire County Council consists ot to I Councillors and 16 Aldermen. Appended is a list I of the members :— I Chirk -R. M. Biddulph, Chirk Castle, U Holt:—Evan Morris, Roseneath, Wrexham, C owers),Ilt :-James Sparrow, Gwersyllt Hill, L Gresford :-W. Taylor Parkins, Gresford, C Stansty :-Sir Robert Cunliffe, Aeton Park, L.U Broughton :-John Harrop, C Cerrigydiuidion -e. S. Mainwaring, C Llansantffraid-Glyn Ceiriog — John ThomM, The Lodge, L T, Llanr)iiiu :-Thomas Morri[s, Lloran, L Rhos and Penycae -Simon Jones, Wrexhwa, L Bont and Ponkey :-E. Hooson, Rhosllanercb- rugog, L Pontey :— E HooMn, RhosJittMreh- Llonsautffraid-Glan-Conway :-Joha Davies, Plas baf, L Marchwiel:—Archibald P->el, Wrexhans, C Derwen ;—Henry Williams, L Llanfairtalhaiarn -William Griffith L Llansannan :-Mr John Williams, Llanefydd, L Ruabon :-Sir Watkin WiHi.m.-Wyn. Bart., C Wrexham North Ward :-George Bradley, L Wrexham East Ward :-W. E, Samuel,. C Wrexham South Ward: John Pritchard, L Wrexham West Ward :J, Powell, L Denbigh: HaD))an Division — Mr Edward Thomm, L TDenbigh E?t Division:-Mr J. W. Lumley, L Denbigh: West Division: Ur Thomas Gee. L RuthinAlderman Edward Roberts, L Llangwm :-Mr Thomas Jones, L Llantyoilio:-Rev. Ezra Joues. L Llangollen (Raral):-Mr Walter GDoda, L Llangollen (Leca! BoArd) -Captain J. C. Best, C Llanrhaiadr-yn-MochnantMr Richard Jones, UJanawr, u PdntrsfoeUeMr Robarfc tHt ugh. es, TTi Llaudvrnog :-Mr Owen Williams, L HanrhMtdr yn-Cinmefcb :-Mr Robert Ellis, L Benllan :-Mr John Roberts, L Bnrton :-Captaiu Griffitb-Boacawen, C Brymbo :-Mr Edward Roberts, L Minera -Mr J. R. Burton, C Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd :-Mr William Davies, C Llanarmon-yn-Ial :-Mr John Parry, L A^ergehi (Rurall .-Mr John D. Jones, C Abergele and Pensarn (Local Board) :-Mr J. Herbert Roberts, L Llanrwst (Tre'rdre) :-Mr Isgoed Jones, L Llanrwst (Rural) .—Mr David Jones, L Elllwysbacb :-Mr Windsor Davies, L Colwyn Bay:-Mr Thomas Parry, L Ecclesham:—Mr Felzher, C Bersham;—Mr Lester, L Cofnmewr:-idr J. C. Edwards. C The Co-incil is composed of 32 Liberals and 161 Conservatives, giving the former a majority of 16.

FLINTSHIRE. The County Council of Flintshire consists of 42 Councillors and 14 Alderman. We append a list of those who are entitled to bit on the new Board Holywell (2) :-G. M. Evans, L J. Lloyd Price, Ind. Mostyn :—Lord Mostyn, C Whitford :—H. A. Cope, C Caerwys and Yaceiflog: -William Thomas L Greenfield :-Thomas Hughes, C Mold (2) :—Dr Edwards, L E. Wheldon, L Northop :-J, Scott Pankes, J.P., L U Bistre :—Joseph Davies, L Cilcen James Evans, L; Colonel Cooke, J.P ,C Argoed :—John Schofield, L Tryddyn :—W. Williams, L Ffrith :—.1. H. Sparrow, L Caergwrle :-Colonel Roper, C Halkyn -Peter Jones, L E. H. Richards, C Ewloe George A. Parry. L Peuyffordd :—John William. L P. Wilcock, L Broncoed -E. Price Edwards, L Bagillt (2) :—R. J, Jones, L; S. Davies, L Flint (3):— J. K. fluntley, J.P., Mayor, L; J. L. Muspratt, J.P., L; T. W. Hughes, C Golftyn :—C. Davison, J.P., C Wepre :-J, Reney, L Queensferry :—R. Pod more, C Hawarden :—W. H. Gladstone, J.P., L Llanasa :—J. Herbert Lewis, L Leeswood -T. Parry, L Saltney :-John Roberts. I Overton :—E. Peel, J.P., C Rhyl S. Perks, L W. Williams, L P. Mostyn Williams. L Bodfary and Tremeirchion :—P. P. Pennant, C Rhuddian :-Captain Conwv, C Newmarket and Llanasa:—T. A. Ellis, I L Dyserth and IMeliden :—W. Bell, C St. Asaph :-Rev, W. Glanffrwd Thomas, L

MERIONETHSHIRE. The County Council of Merionethshire will con- sist of 42 elected councillors and 14 aldermen. The following form the first County Council Corwen (3) :—Mr Foulk Jones, L; Mr Roberts, L ;;and Mr Williams, L Dolgelley (2);—Dr. Jones, L; and Mr M, Jones. L Dolgelley (Rural) :—Mr Pugh, L Llanfachretli :-Mr R. Vaughan, C Llanfor :—Mr Prioe, C Llanuwchllyn :—Rev. M. D, Jones, L Barmouth :—Mr Lewis, L Llanaber :-Mr C. Williams, C Llanegryn :-Afr W. R. M. Wynne, C Mowddwy -Mr John Jones, L Llanfrothen :-Mr J. Jones, Ynyafor, C Maentwrog :-Mr Oakeloy, C Festiniog :-Dr, Roberts, L Harlech :—Mr Jones, L Blaenau Festiniog (two members) -Mr j. rarry Jones, L and Mr Robert Owen Jones, L Trawsfynydd (two members) :—Mr Humphreys, L and Mr Pughe, C Cyntal Teigl (two members) :—Mr Davies, C and Mr Hughes, L Fenrhyn TalsarnLU (two members) :-Mr J. B. Jones, L and Mr Bowe, L Abercorria (two members) :-Mr Thomas, L and Mr Jones, L Aberdovey :—Mr Webster, C Llandrillo :-Mr Henry Davies, L LlandderfelMr Thomas Jones, L Llwy»gwril:—Mr Ellis Pnghe Jones, L Bala -Mr Richard Jones, L Llanycil :-Mr Edward Peters, L Pennal :—Mr James Meredith, L Towyn :—Mr Griffith Evans Towyn Urban :—Mr Haydn Jones, L Gwyddelwern -Mr Robert Edwards, L Dyffryn r—Mr Samuel Pope, Q.C. Cwmorthin and Ystradau (two members) :—Mt A. M. Dunlop, L and Mr W. P. Evans, L Rhiw Bowydd (two members) :—Mr D. G. Williams, L and Mr D. G. Jones, L Politically the Council is composed of 33 Liberals and nine Conservatives.

MONTGOMERYSHIRE. The Connty Council of Montgomeryshire will consist of 42 eleoted councillors and 14 alderman. The following form the first County Counoil: Llanfyllin:-Dr. Edwards. L Berriew :Ur A, C. Humphreys Owen,.L Guilsfield :—Mr J. Heywood, C Kerry :-Mr L. Moore, C i,tandyesil :-Mr Richard Jones, C Montgomery :—Mr R. J. Harrison, C Liandinam -Mr David Davies, LU Llanerfyl: -Mr W. H. Gardiner, C Camo :—Mr J. Ashton, junr., L Llanwnog :-Mr R. Jones, L Ltanbrvnmair :—Mr II, L. Smith, C Aberhafespi :-Mr D. Hamer, L Churchatoke :-Mr J. Shuker, C Llanfyllin :-Mr R. Edwards, L Welshpool Borough (four members) :-Earl of Powis, chairman of Quarter Sessions, C Mr I). Richards; Captain Mytton, C and Mr A. Howell Leigbton Division (two members) :-Mr George Evans, C and Mr C.J. Naylor, C Llanfair Caereinion (two members) :—Mr T.. Watkin, L and Mr J. Jebu, L Llandysilio :—Mr L. B. Whittingbam, C De) theur :—Mr G. Kempster, C Meifod -Mr G. Ifayhurst Francis, C Tregynon:—Lord Sudeley, LU Borough of Newtown (fonr members) :—Mr T. Parry Jones, L; Mr Martin Woosnam, L, Mc H. Lloyd, L and Mr Hugh uewis, L Lia.gynog:-Rev. T, H. Evans, C Pennant:.—Mr E. Roberts, C Machynlleth Lord Henry Vane Tempest. C Politically the Couucii is composed of 20 Liberals and 18 Conservatives.

INFECTIOUS ILLNESS IN SCHOOLS. To THE EDITOB OF THE If NORTH WALIS CHRONICLE." I Sini-At this period, when schools are re-assem- bling, permit me to direct attention to the culpable indiscretion of Bonding children among a large number of others within a abort period after their recovery from measles, fever, or other infections illness. Schoolmasters know well how serious a difficulty this is to deal with; how often. the unpardonable crime of carelessness in this matter is. oommisted-aye, and how many young hopeful lives are thus sacrificed. I have always insisted that a period of two months should elapse after the recovety of the last person attacked by the illness in the home where the pupil resides before the child be re-admitted to the school—of oourse, no fees whatever to be charged during that period. I contend, sir, that this is not too great a precaution. alike in the interests of the child himself as in that of his schoolfellows. There are but a few of these Btrioas (often fatal) childish ailments, and the ..lIoted time cannot ba better spent than in th: renewal of physioal strength and in endeavouring to avoid subsequent complications. But the plea is so often put forward—" Willie is losing his I schoo'- ing. Let him lose it for so short a period. Far better that than lose his life, or aaprifioe the lives or ooostitutious of twenty other children.. Your readers will doubtless seek a public decision on this impor- tant noint.-Your obedient servant, r- JAMES HAYSMAN. I

THE PROSECUTION OF MR: O?BRFEN. I STRANGE SCENES. MB O'BBIKN ESCAPES FROM THE COUBS. I Mr W. O'Brien was prosscutsd en Thursday at Carrick-oo-Suir, tor having incited tenants not to take evicted farms. A turbulent mob assembled about the courthouse, and it was found necessary to use force frequently. Counsel for the aocused demanded summonses against Lord Salisbury and Mr A. J. Balfour, which were of coarse refused. Towards the end of the proceedings a rush was made for the door; and Mr O'Brien succeeded in esoaping among the orowd, leaving his coat tails m the grip of a constable.

A question of considerable importance to Poor Law authorities, was recently raised at Doncaster. A womart was charged hy the guardians with" desertiDg her children, but the summons was dismissed on the ground that it had not been shown that the poor woman had means enough to snpDort them. It was, how- ever, strongly contended on behalf of the prose- oution that such evidence was unnecessary, and that it was sufficient to prove that the accused was "able-bodied," and tbe decision was appealed against on this ground; but the Queen's Bench have now upheld the magis- tra=' decision, so that the mere fact of the defendant's being "aMe bodied" is BOtyr M sufficient to warrant conviction.

Football. PWLLHBLI TowN F.C. (lsti V. SEcoND TBAH— This match was played in Fwllheli on Saturday last, and after a fast and exiting game resulted in favour of the second team by four goals to three. The winning (secondi team seems to be a very promising one. the forwards, especially,in this match, playing a good game, ai als3 the half backs for tha first team, PORTMAOOC v. VISITOBS.—A match was arranged between these elevens, and was played on the Port- madoc ground on Saturday the 12th inst in fine weather, and before a good number of spectators. The Visitors won the toss and chose to kick with a slight wind in their favour. The first half was very evenly contested, both goals being attacked but no side suc- ceeded in scoring. In a short time after change of ends the home eleven scored a goal. Play resumed and some tidy passing t.x? place, T?Iney at centre doing [ some good work for the Visitors. Howeverthe home forwards played up well, and were within an ace of scoring when G. Rhodes ?full back) saved in excellent form. The ball was on one or two occasions brought into close proximity to the Portmadoc goal, causing the custodian to fist out. The game throughout "Vas a most enjoyable one, and ultimately resulted in a win for the home eleven by five goals to nil. For the Visitors the following "layers must be mentioned, viz-, G. Rhodes, H. Vincent., Tilney, and A. Vincent, and for the home team R. Morgan played a dashing game throughout. Pughe, R. Parry, and R. Ll, Evaus also distinguished themselvps Appended is » list of the teams :-Visitors: W. H. Jones, goal; G. Rhodes and E. B. Jones, full backs H. C. Vincent, A. Stokes, Bad Richard Griffith, half backs; A. Vincent. W. Rhodes, Tilney. W. Martin, and D. Breese, forwards. Portmadoc: D. Williams, goal; W. Williams and R Morgaii,full backs D. Morris, R. J. Pughe. and H, Edwards, half baek-I; R Parry. H. C. Hughes, R. LJ. Evans, H. H. Williams, and H. W. Hughes, forwards.

Sporting. RACING FIXTURES. Manchester 29 Windsor 7 Teoby 30 1 w. K?.pt.. P.,k.. "'February 1 FourOaks Park 14 Carmarthen «. 5 S&ndown Park JstSpriag.. 19 Mcmttf  3 Plum p ton 22 Doii?sterliu?i 7 'hr COURSING FIXTURES. Chirk jMUMy 291 (B)pon) -.29 North of England Club

Welsh Markets. BANGOR.-FRII>AY (To-day). Fresh Butter was sold at 1 s 4d :0 Is Si per lb; fresh eggs, 14 for a shilling; beef, 7d to lOd per lb; mntton, 8d to tOd per lb lamb, 7d to 9d per lb veal, 6d to 8d per b; pork, 6d to 8d per I b bacon, (ijd to 8d per lb, DENBIGH.—WBDNE8DAY. The market was a good business ot)eand there was r large attendance of visitors hatter, Is 3d per lb; large tub do, is t^d; small do, Is 2d per lb eggs, 12 for a shilling; fowls, 3s to 41 ducks, 3s 9d to 48 6d per conple. LLANGEFNI.—TBUE8BAY (Yesterday). Butter, Is 4d to Os Od per lb; eggs, 14 for a shilling; geese, 0s 01 to Os ducKs, as Od to 48 Od per couple; fuwls, 3. Od to 4s Od per couple turkeys, Oil to 00s each. RUTHIN.—Monday. The market was well-attjnded, and business was brisk There was a moderate supply of dairy produce. Butter is 2d; fllgs, 12 for a shilling; fowls, 3a to 4s per couple ducks, 4s to 5s per couple.

Welsh Fairs. We ictsli it to be distinctly understood that tee eanjiat be re- sponsible for any !rred"7I the dates. ORTH WALES. Monday, Jan. 28.-Wel bpool, Newtown Tsday, Jan. 29.—Caerwjs, Newtown Thursday, JI\.D. 31.-U..nfyllin Friday, Feb. 1.-HolJyweJl, fjaafaircaerceinion Saturday, Feb. 2 —I langefni.Fliut, Rhoddlau SOUTH WALES, Tuesday Jau, 29-.—Crvmuiych Wednesday, Jan. 30.—Penrhurp tl, Trebedw Thursday, Jea 3 Bwlchgwyn Saturday Feb. 2 —Talgarth

1- CARNARVON. ARRIVAl.s.-Ann, Williams, Gla.sgow.Sea Gull, Thomas, Dundalk ..Rhos, Hurst, Belfast..John Herbert, Rowlands, Belfast.. Ring Ja Ja, Anderson, Liverpool, SAILINOS.—Catherine Rub rts. Morgan, Bristol Maude, HLughes, Birkeuhead..City of Bangor, Parry, CrueFusi?y Margaret Jones, C-irdigai> Waterbird. Williams, London.King Ja Ja 8,8, Anderson, Liver- pool.

PORTMADOC. SAILINGS.—Adventure, Bridge water..Miss Thomas, Shorham and Sunderland..Brothers, Cardiff..Calher- ine, Newhaveu Eliza Jones, Margate.Ebeoezer, Copenhagen.Laura, Cardiff.Margaret Ellen, Swansea ..Thistle, Plymouth.. Gwendoline, Cardiff.. Progress, Ljndonderry" Rebecca s.s., Liverpool..Velocity, Glou- cester.. Mary Uûyd. h"lfast..Idea, bristol and mra- combe. AnaivALS.—Industry, Cardiff Twelve Apostles, Cork oeraidine, sw»ns;a Jam Pnugle, Dublin.. Rebecca s.s.. Liverpool..Gwen Joijea* Waterford. Johu fierce, Cork..Marquis of Anglesey, Dublin..Pil- grim, Liverpool-.Thoma* Owen, Waterford..Edward, Belfast..Two Brothers. Fwllheli..jane and Alice, Mary- port., Lark, Ardrossau.Dewi Wyuu, Abersoch..Carol- ine, Truro:Kil,ia Lass, Newry.

DENBIGH. CAUOHT IN A POLICEMAN'S Hocse,—The young girl who rail away from Glanelwyd Farm early one mortiiDg about a month ago and itole a quantity of wearing apparel belonging to her employer's daughters, was caught in a strange maimer in in a polift.g house near Chester. It appears the policeman was from home on doty when the girl went to his honse and asked, for something to eat, the policeman'!) wife asked her in and gave her some refreshment in the form of tea, &0., and whilst she was sitting at the table the constable returned,, and after qaestioniag her found out she was the young lady who was-wanted in the hne and cry. Be was lodged in the county jail, and after communication with Sergeant Jarvis, Denbigh, she was sent for. It appears she bad no reason for running away, Mrs Jones having talien her in without character and fonnd her employment. AN ENOtNe TBNDBR opL, TEll LINK.—The accident which oocurred at the railway station was not of a serions- nature. It appears that an engine. and tender was shunting a horse bOA on the siding Dext to the timber yardi when by some means the points were not properly set,, which resulted in the tender leaving the rails. It is very elose to the embankment, but save for a slight damage to the sleepers, which was. quickly repaired, nothing of a serious nature occurred. Fortunately the engine was proceeding at a slow rate or the result would have been considerable damage to the property, inasmuch as the eogioe wouad have rolled down the. inaline.

We are told that Mr Lewis Morris spends the. greater part of each year at his place near Car- marthen, a charming hotiee in the Italian sWo overlooking the rive* Towy. Mr Morris, before earning reputation as a poet, enjoyed a vary* fair practice at th,& bar. Fortunately for liter*, ture the practice fell off, and Mr Morria deter- mined om abandoning the law for latters.. Bsfe he still bears grateful testimony to the value of the law aa a study, He is the better poet, he ,says, for having been a barrister. Be has learned to observe distinctly and stabe clearly —no light matter in days when the obscme is •apposed o be the profound. Mr Morris is the greatest poet of the dAy-physically, He stands over six feet high,'abroad-shouldered; and even balky, There is far more of the abearance of a country squire about him than of a fean and hungry-looking poet. It is only when he talks that the inner man reveals himself, aIMI belies the bulky, sqairearchical outer m»n» Mr Morria traces his descnt from Anne Bolprn, the it. tated Queen of Henry VIII. He is. a Liberal in politic.. aud has all the courage of hie opinions. Although some effort is boinit made to accele- rate the proceedings of the Parnell Pommission the end of this protracted business is probablv still far away. By some persons it w anticipated that the enquiry will hst till the end of the year. and probablv no one in a position to judlle thinks it can possibly end before the long vacation. Under these circumstance*, those interested » the Ttintf may well begin to tremble at the ideik of the costs. According to. a document recently "put in" in Mr ParneWa. S&,Wh action,therewo over one hundred persons who have an interest in the Times. Now, supposing this enquiey t. extend to a hundred and fifty days, and presum- ing that tb" cost* are about £1000 a day, thal will come to £ 150000, and, if the Timet1 share of this should only be half, there is E75 000 gone. Therefore, unless there is a prettv substantial reserve fnnd to. tall back upon, the numerous persons interested in the Times insyt sigh in Tain for any profits just at present. Printed and publisned for tbe North Wales Chroniole" Company, Limited, by KUXKOI, W BIT WORTH DOOOLAS, at lb. North Walts Chronicle Office, Caxton House, Bangor, in the parish of Bango* Saturday January 26th, jug