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,row jkvdy, price 18., per pott 18 ttampe, THE BISHOP OF BANGOR'S PRIMARY CHARGE. CATHERALL & NIXON, BANOOB. WANTED, AT Christmas, for a mixed National School, I& & MASTER and MISTRESS. Master must be Mrtiacated, the Miatresa a good needle-woman. Salary, £ 36 per annum—Pence (96 children on books), House, And Me.. '"Apply ?' Rev. W. VENABLES WlLLW[S, Has Uchaf, Xlangedwyn, Oswestry. WANTED, A SITUATION, by a Certificated National Schoolmaster, who has had some years of experience in teaching, at or about Christmas next. Apply to O. JONES, Tyuchaf yn Waun Wen, near Bangor. WANTED TO RENT, furnished or un- VV furnished, in a good situation in Denbigh, a email PRIVATE HOUSE or COTTAGE. The lover part of PM'k liane or Vale Street preferred. ■R«Wa. T. fioLD EBWAHDS, Esq. ME. E. W. THOMAS, tymnist of St. Ann's Church, and Teacher of the Piano- forte, Organ, and Harmonium. BETHESDA, NEAR BANGOR. J-pT UFILS attended in Bangor and neigh- uthoo(L enus, One Guinea per Quarler. DEPOSIT ASSURANCE AND DISCOUNT BANK. FIVE PER CENT on sums for fixed periods, or at seven days notice, or Three per Cent. at CALL. G. H. LAW, Manager. Offices 5, Cannon-street, West, E.C. DEPOSIT BANK, Leicester-square, Lon- don, W.C. Current accounts may be opened free of charge. 4?5 per cent, allowed on deposits at 21 days' zeii(?e. £ 6 pe; :i: when invested for two or r: IC.z credits granted on responsible guarahteee. Established 1847. E. W. SEALE, Manager. HARP. M R. T. D. MORRIS, Welsh Harpist, still gives Lessons on the WELSH and PEDAL HARPS; also attends Private anil Public Parties. 5, PABK TERRACE, UPPER BANGOR BECKETT BROTHERS' NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Not IRON and BRASS BEDSTEADS, and Price List of every Description of BEDDING, CARPETS, and DAMASKS, sent Free by Post, BRIDGE STREET ROW, AND EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. RHYL, NORTH WALES, ROLANDSECK'g ESTABLISHMENT for RYouiig Ladie&-Careful and finished instruction in the several branches of polite education. Due attention to domestic comfort, with conscientious regard to moral and religious training. Reference to the Revds. J Baylee, D.D., and R. P. Blakeney, LL.D., Birkenhead; also, Rev. H. Morgan, Incumbent of Rliyl. Prospectus on application to the Principals. ANGLESEY AND CARNARVONSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE General Meeting of subscribers will be Th(?ld on SATURDAY, 22nd December, at the BRITISH HOTEL, BANGOR, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of auditing the accounts, revising the rules, and deciding upon the premiums to be awarded for the year ensuing. Attendance is requested. CHARLES BTCKNELL, Honorary Secretary. Bangor, 7th December, 1860. This Day, ornamental covers, fscp. 8vo, pp. 384, price 2s" THE LORD CHIEF BARON NICHOLSON: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. This Revelation of the Ills and Outs of London Life, and its many phases, as seen in the pursuit of pleasure, by those who can glance behind the scenes, as well as before, conveys more amusement and instruction than any existing work devoted to the Portraiture of Life in London, in all seasons, and under all circumstances during the past Forty years. VndoU GEORGE VICKERS, Angel-court, Strand. This day, price 2s., fscp. 8vo, pp. 356, fancy boards, THE TIGER SLAYER, By GUSTAVE AIMARD. Author of ?The Prairie Flower," &c. » As a Narrative of thrilling Indian Adventures, of Life in the Jungle and on the Prairie, of Events through which the Author has passed, this work deserves instant recognition, and will most amply repay perusal. Londm: WARD and LOCK, 158, Fleet-street. Now ready, First Series, Price 2s. 6d, GEMS OF WESLH MELODY, a Selection Gof Welsh National Airs, ancient and mondern, set in a familiar manner for the Pianoforte or Harp. Also a Select* of Welsh Songs, with English and Welsh Words, including Specimens of Pennillion Singing, after the man- nelfNhe'i:' The e,r,\oalfed:ts;: and Accompaniments. BY jo NOWEN, Es j. (Owain Alaw, Pencerdd.) I. Clarke, Publisher, Ruthin. Also, price 6a A NEW MAP OF THE VALES OF CLWYD %-N D iliNC.OLLENI, e.l,ibiti.g the projected Lines f Railway from Ruabon through Llan,?ollen, Cor- wen, Ruthin and Denbigh Roads, Rivers, and principal () bjects in both Vales. In the Press, price Is" a COLLECTION OF SONGS, &c. By JOHN CEIRIOG HUGHS. 1. C l ,?k?, Publisher, Ruthin. COUNTY OF DENBIGH. NOTICE is hereby given, that the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Denbigh, will be held at the COUNTY HALL, in RUTBIN, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of January, 1861, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the transaction of the Finance and Police business, and will be continued at the same place on the following day, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. The business relating to the Acts made and passed re- garding the police, and the business relating to the assess- ment, application, or management of the County Stock or Hate, w commence THURSDAY aforesai d at Eleven o'clock, at which hour all bills and demands against the County must be laid before the Court. The grand and petty juries, and all persons bound by recognizance to prosecute and give evidence, or to sur- render in discharge of their bail, are to appear at Ruthin aforesaid on FRIDAY, the 4th day of Januaiy next, at Ten o'clock in the afternoon. JOSEPH PEERS. Clerk of the Peace. Ruthin, 6th December, 1800. N.B.—Insuructions for indictments should be sent to my office (if practicable) four days at least before the Sessions. HONEY ADVANCES.-ESTABLISHED 1841. IN an eminently commercial country like the British Empire, there is always to be found, even in periods of general prosperity, numbers of prudent persons, who, from a variety of unexcepted and arbitrary causes, are suddenly placed in the most critical circumstances, and to whom an advanoe of money would be of inestima- ble value. The object of the Subscribers is to place that accommodation immediately within reach of all and, by consulting the peculiar position of each individual appli- ?t, they propose to tmnsact business, not only equitably, but on conditions most suited to the varied requirements of the (littl?)c?ut classes of the community. mfc r**)er8 do not rest their claim for support upon "Y -?mption of extraonUnary cheapness- a promise too often made to the ear, but broke. to the S!:™ t they affect to tritr:rthu:ef t their business undei a high sounding title. They believe that money lendiK M no duhonorable avocation I and.viewing money not only as the representative of 11 d't' g but as itself a commodity and a!'tiele of ma om.r° \ieS, have no hesitation in leaving it to til?w whom it ley concern to decide for themselves whether 7\ o 1 may dity be dear or cheap. I commo- CASH ADVANCES. Any sum from £20 to t3,000 promptly advanced on moderate terms, on PERSONAL SECURITY. Gentlemen, Merchants, Manufacturers, Traders, and other responsible Persons, accommodated on their own Net. of E-,I, without Securities, to any amount. 2100, to any amount on Freeholds, Leaseholds, or C.pyh.1d?, Reversionary Interests, vested or contingent &"Pr:J or di,tsA:fter Deile} Deeds, and on tangible securities of every description.  All advances are promptly an(?di-ivatety made, W,ttc?ut any of the desagremens usu y v attendant on Blatters oÎt;a:.Å{:;o usu y attendant on JOSHUA SMITH & SOST, ft Upper Baker-street, London, W.O.

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