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ST. GEORGE'S HARBOUR RAILWAY. -MAT, 1861. ————— ZZ XT TRAINS. I POWN TR-I Ino to Coi?wity 1 2 '2 C?"?w"Y J.,?,ti.n to 2 l 2 Junction. ::lJ!i 23Kxp. 1 2 bnùudn! p"rJ.III!2- 1 r Leave a.« m. I n a.m. j aO .m m. ipt .mm tpi .mm pn .mm iTjICt HV? a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. | a.m. a. m. Uamludno 8 40 9 27 11 10 1"4 3 30 4 2S Lon.lon .1 6 15 \) 30 6 30 .function, arrive !It B 50' [I 35 11 20 145 :¡ 40 4 35 IJirminh"m. .1" 6 o! s 45 ■ 11 80 10 -5 C.y 8 55 9 40 11 25 1 50 ] 3 45 4 40 Wolverhampton ■■ 640 S 22 l215 11 0 Bangor 8 40 ]12 10 2 85 421 5 25 )IaJ}estc(Vi" I 7" 0 1 ag ;g g U =on 11) 15 ?12 45 35 5 0 „ (vi Warr'ton i; 7 »0 » 1,0 S 0 o 11^ „ 560 0 U .«« lljiyl 9 37,10 21 2 3J j 5 28 Liverpool ..» 40 10 oo 130130 <-h?r M M' 11 45J.. 3M5M64r.<?ter 7 lo 0 f 12 2 4J a !.Iver 001 '5 464.?, 750 ltl,yl 827 10 50 4 1 15 9 "!?4? "Jet..t.r .Ia, ('rwe, a 5 II" 7 45 117 45 9 85 !J'arnarvon 7 45 8 30 •• •• ?'i. NV,r,?l 1 ?' 71S84!iBM,;or 8 33 j 9 8 1 18 .141M? 9 47 11 -io 2 5 4 0 4 50 W?r?mpt.n .10'245 0 30 7 40 10 0 Conway 1 9 o 9 47 :11 40 2 5 4 0 4 o0 V,ondon 5 0 8 20 I I 7 S ?U 10 55 Junction !<'M i) 52 ;li 4.-» 2 10 4 o ft 5J IVvminuham 1 35; 3 30 9 30 10 50 iï.l\O'iali :(.g:lg[¡:'i g¡:l gl

VAI,E OF CLNVYI) IIAII,WAY-,Nl.,Y, 18fl. I Ul' TRAINS. j I MWNTEAjyS. IK-'nhigh to Rhyl. ll^TT^jTTT; 1_ 1 2 31 1 2 3 1 2 G 1 2  2 P Ikave I a.m. ¡ u,m; pm pm n1. Lea.ve \l;. UVHmGH*' e'« 9 M 12 45 3 20 '"o London .J.. .?| 0 M o 30 735 ^Wnant 0 3 9 43 12 55 3 28 7 8 Birmingham (I 0 I 45 10 5112  ??'' OM???MSNTS Mrmin?m. 0 0?4510 6121S Aph 7 8 I 0 52 i 1 5 I 3 88 7 17 Carnal,on .1 8 O 3 10 1,?l 00 11 34(; 7 26 Mngor '1 C 25 9 8 '5 iSO* 20 10 9 ???TM Manchester 7 1 11?) MM 3 3 v1 1 g 1 i 5g I 3 5 1 g n KHVL  l  .4C740 L v e r p o o i.?.1.5 9M??2M6M ].'bryd 7??? n?l? 8 55 6 45 9 45 Chester "I 7 15 9 40 ?12 5 2 55 5 25 y*0»ter 5 0 8 5 11 5 RHYL 8 35 11 0 2 0 4 35 8 30 \tl." 1H 0 25 ¡lî g 2g 4 I'll 5 :;{t..rr¡è ;,t :1' n I' i Lg :ill II 9 4? 12 S 30 i 7 2? 10 55 2 31 itSu?.847 ..111-!X20447842  iP:?? is 5 25 12 27 M. A,aPh S 57 U 21 2 30 4 50 8 51  10 15 It 45 7  Trefuant 9 5 11 30 2 40 5 9 0 STIIII II 7W U »H-II :I::9I6 II iiSliS U SIS ?0? 5.!s30NH 9 100

NANTLLE RAILWAY-MAY, 1861. STATIONS. _I_J- ?. No. 3. STATMN9. No. 1. J No. 2. No. 3. No.:4.. ——— I?T*——m? pm7 P^ s m- i m' a m- p.m. p.m. p m' <?.wvou('.stte..t0 ?C 5M Nantlie  jj'jj 4 '70 lk>lit Newvdd ..1120  3 108 5 4' 1"Yg,?,  9 30 11 30 4 5 7 0 I'\vllhell Ro;&,1 11 30 3 3Q 6 0 9 45 11 45 421 7 10 P\viiheli Road 11 SO 3 30 0 0 t/n'i, Ji'iDn,ti ?? 11 52 ?? 7 24 t.-oes Lon 11 40 3 38 6 10 S"1"th^ e,f..d(1 ] 1111 10 10 12 10 4 45 7 40 ?" ? :? ? ? g?. On SATURDAYS Md F AIDAYS Train wiU 11-1? C?"?-rvo- Castle at 4 p.m., for Penyp-QM.

CHESTER AND MOLD RAILWAY—MAY, 1861. t,p TRAILS——————————?—————— DOWN TRAINS.  ?.d?c?r. -1 ^arl. | i 2! aTj 71 S^d^T t0 Mold- 2 P| 1 2 | 1 2 [ 1 i    ? ? ? ?'o ,15 51)6p 15 Chl?ter 9 9 240 5 35 8 l' 9 4 72 ¡,¡"'Ig .I 8 3 III 3  18 8 53 6 8 Brought? n 9  2 50  11 8 25 9 5? 1 7 30 g^ •••• 2» h S» W0" n SSiil ?S «ewood: 8 13 ;« « 4 48 JJ? I Ms I J? Cr00" ::»» »« 1, '2 1« "1 1? IU —i?. ?"??????!?_???  »on -• av,4«:S2l"5!»i6 7" 9^ 815 8 55 '10 25 ,8 0

BANGOR AND CARNARVON RAILWAY-MAY, 1861. j" Week Day" 8und!J: Ca.nanouto \T&2EIP¡ I | 1211 1 & 2 t. 2. & 1, 2, & 14. 2 c:%rnarvrjlk o & 2 E.p. 12 I-j ..IP.11. 3rd. I & CI 2 leave. !.T m a m | „ m 1 p,m, p.mj P. a.m. p. m p.m. — ("-MVon :"7 5 19 I 3 I.. I I ¡; K''II s 29 Orifflth a Cr. ruising 7 61 Ill 21 ?M N31 6 40 5 SI J"W* Ðlnorwlc 7 511 8 l? I, 46 5 fil 89 Treborth 8 « 11 SO S SI j 6 48 1 11 1114 1 11  Menai Bridgo • • • ■ • • 1 8 # 1 8 .4. ft 111 S9 3 S4 G 49 18 48 7 4 6 9 8 43 M.a B?ilg Arrive 8 15 a 55 11 45 3 40 I 6 55 8 54 7 10 6 s 43 I 8 55 It 3 41) ) 70 6 1. 854 .— Vi _k 1>8Y. Sundays. Bangor to & 2 T——  —— ——— ——— -5-3 ———————- CtrMrroa. L_:J\I\- ?' a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. I p.m. p.m. I ».m. 1 a.u. pl^l 4 U 9 45 12 154 30 7 20 9 16 4 11 10 S 9 50 Atngor ••• 9 49 12 19 ?? 11 24 9 19 t? 9M Menai Bridge 9 62 12 M 497 7 27 92l2 ,9 9 54  t?betth Ii0 0 12 30 4 45 7 35 9 30 110 20 10 ".bwth ?io 012 30 4 52 I 1 42 9 37 0 20 10 5 .10 71237 452 7 429937 10 n10 12 ?th?CrM.i? .?? ?MMt5t!<t i I 7 509945 4M ?MMMM (fcMMTOn

THOMAS WILLIAMS, DISPENSING AND VAMILY CHEMIST, Church Walks (opposite Mostyn and Tudno Streets,) Llandudno, PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. WILLIAMS'S CELEBRATED LLANDUDNO BOUQUET Superior Lavendar w?t,r Ccnuinc Eau ,ie Cologne, lla r Tooth, and Nail ISrushes And a sreat vanety el ),ter perfl"" C« nibs! Pomades Camphorated and other Tooth 1 owder 0" t¡k Batldll C:¡pp, &r. NEROLINE, uneonancd in Vts'f IfeetTfii preserving the Skill from the action of the Sun, Wind, and 3and and 13 lndispensible as NEROLINE, pj^i-tHtive alur Sua 1laU.iug from the irritation cauHd I,y tl.e «. hemical of the ^.dme V"pour. \vn I IAMss ANTIBILIOUS. CORRECTING, AND DINNEK PILLS, DIARRHCP- MIXTURE j THOMAS WILLIAMS'S HOMEOPATHIC DEl'OT. Tinetnre l'dulca G:o!,nlcs Trituratioll8 puWicationa ,.c ,'t. ?. prescription, careful y dispensed. ? wiLLIAMS, THOMAS WILLI A i>l f, FAMILY GROCER, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. Genuine Tea, roffe. rncna, Haw, Crushed, aiuU.ninp lIgU1 anil è\cr) description 01 Oio^trics Dessert, ea p u >, Sardines, &c. Uenuine Oiange M;irmul.ide made by T. W'^GEXCjES KilisV fwd Sc}nvPJ1peSo' Soda and Po';}'h Watcra Brighton and other Seltzer Water, CIJampane » l^Miiotiiide and Ginger liocr i?"'d?Jo?X'sc!)?.ite?<)i) Kimtnel'd To;!et Vinejr.tr, and olhrr perfumes J"i "t Bcd l? the iimne.n »t pnxluction -f B?,f T. Crosse and HhckweU'* Potted Meal?, Pickls, &c., c. F, n, and Masons Chocolat. &c. llurniinan's pure Tea ttie leaf not colored Mackenzie and 1 idt!lul\1:is'ó ceifbrated Kdinburgh Biscuits Huntley and Palmer's Heading Uiscuits ''?n'/UhthhWine< l'rice's Patent Composite? and otlier Candles HENRY HAYN, FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, And liotth-r of Burton Ak*, Guinnm's Sfout, Cidir, Perry. Sfc., §c-, OPPOSITE THE RAILWAY STATION, J, L A D c J) NO. LIST OF PRICKS) IX ACOORDAXHE WITH THE XEW SCALE OF DUTIES. Claret Dozen TO- t') 7,. ^jjaCilinif ,lid :Ii:i Jlui'.s W?NES. t :113 ?'' Po '°' .f'Mii)e. Do do ¡¡,rpi:;t Superior Old L'riistiil Pi.rt U'< Po .> :'nd L aiieirie?, Pa', onr !):• "\v;i II ;l; Do >, »> 't'J S/FJJI AND STOUT. Guinnt Si's DnV.iis Sto'U <]t3 per Doz ?-■ 0 Do d Iui;.eriul |.W '|j D» do Sin,!l „ > > 'V ;;m l Co. 's Kaat India Pale Ale qt, do i ID (»: ial JJtS Do do burton Ale, Mill and Jiiiter prr kiid. ;iflV< to ".iuimiess' s »tout Vi* SPIRITS. Fi:ll' (11£1 Co»ro, Pale or P.rown rer Gallon (50s I)Jtfo j1 C:1-t- (IMrs .U.mwicit O'O v<.r li.w n U). I; ui'i iiid'fr < >h! Schie<ia:n per Oh lion l'i* IjiTt in ra«f u. per Doi-jii ".B< W|,i»kev (S:utch 01' I rih) P'-f Gallon I (j li-tfi 1 er Dozen :i Jamaica Hum t-i-r Gallon IS j;ilto .per Dozen iif)- Fine UjdV/;}\,lnn Giu1 il'¡)Lo:ci .err ¿¡lrt it 1J,I, per Dozen 30» PSAUG1K ALE, &c, Bin-toil Ale. MiM per Quart 0-1 Hitter .0 l'iitii Fd Guinness, Stout o' .0 VItlo 71.1 Sollks to le aicrn in eichanye, or pnblfor on JAhery. PORTMADOC AND rWLLIIELI. MESSRS. GABRIEL b'-? to announce that they tnH visit PORTMABOC, at tlio fo? i?L ?ERCiAf. HOTEL, on TUESDAY, 28th M iv and PWLLHELI, ?t thc V;¡¡ITE!L\L\, HOE! 011 WEDX¡'WAY, 2ytlt May. TEETH. BY HER MAJESTY'S _?,l,{tft1Ä- E0YAL OTTERS PATENT. PARTICULARLY NOTION BliGUiAB, ATTENDANCE AT •Jjj- BANGOR, CAXTON HOI-SK, June Sni and July 1st. CARNARVON, at the Uxbnilge Arms Hotel, June 4th and July 2nd. i-ts" DENBIGH, at Mr. P. Biilif-ts's, Chemist, Juno 5th uud July 3rd. RHYL, Misses Bullock, Berlin Repository, la, High-street, every alternate Saturday, May 25th. LLANDUDNO, Mr. Hugho", chemist, Neville Huuse, Mostyn-street, every otlier Thursday, May 23rd. fro-HOLYWELL, Mr. Hughes, hatter, Glasgow House, High-street, every other Friday, May 24th. ow CHESTER, every Tuesday. MESSRS. GABRIEL, THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS, OF LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND BIRMINGHAM. AVE the honour to inform their Patients that they pay REGULAR PROFESSIONAL visits as above, and will offer to those who may consult them the same important advantages (viz., their Patented Improvements), its have secured them one of the largest practices in London for a period of over forty years. Messrs. Gabriel's Self-Adhesive Mineral Teeth and Patent Coralite Gum-Coloured India Rubber Gums entirely supersede the ordinary methods, and are supplied without Spring Wires or Metals, and without Extracting Teeth or Among the more important advantages attainable by Messrs. Gabriel's Suction Frames and Air Cells, the follow- ing may be enumerated-besides being preferable in all other respects, excel in point of economy, quality, and durability as well as for the advantages they offer to those who, residing abroad or in the country, are not able to pay frequent visits to the Dentists. One set will wear longer than three ordinary ones, they act as supports to loose teeth, require no springs, wires, or metals, while for accuracy of fit, and increased amount of suction, they stand unrivalled. I The Kradual change or absorptions of the gums, the loss of teeth or stumps, can at any time be made good with- out interferin" with the stability of the-case, or the oonvenionce of the patient, and requires no operation. The best materials, which are warranted to remain pure and sweet, with first-class workmanship only employed, while the expense is even less than half the ordinary cost. The attention of the Medical Profession, and all interested, is particularly requested. Every operation pertaining to the profession. Stopping Front Teeth with the celebrated White htuunel, Jcc., at the same strictly moderate rate of charges. ie same s nc ) GHATIS ON APPLICATION, OR FREE PER POST, THREE STAMPS, GABRIEL'S TREATISE (NEW EDITION FOR 1861), ON THE LOSS AND ONLY EFFECTUAL MODE OF RESTORING THE TEETH. Gabriel's Treatise clearly explains their system, and should be read by all who value their Teeth."—London Heald. Gabriel's System will save much money, more annoyance, and still more disappointment. Their Treatise should be read before consulting a Dentist, as emanating from such a source it may be confidently relied Oll. Se,ice 0".tte. MESSRS, GABRIEL. BY APPOINTMENT, DENTISTS TO THE PRINCE D'OTTAJANA. (ESTABLISHED 1815. SEE DIPLOMA.) 27, HARLEY STREET, CAVENDISH SQUARE. 33 AND 34, LUDGATE HILL, CITY, LONDON. 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 63, NEW-STREET, BIRMINGHAM. C 0 iN S TT L T A T 10 N GRATIS. MESSRS. GABRIEL'S prepared WHITE GUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL, for STOPPING DECAYED TEETH. Price Is 6tt per box, directions enclosed. Sold by all Chemists in town and country, or can be had direct from the Inventors, for 20 stamps. Observe their name on each box, without which none is genuine. Inv(,,ntor?i, for 2G0 AstBaRmIpEs. L'S ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, for Preserving and Cleaning the T'?tli and Gums, is sold by .11 Chemists in t.?. and ?.,?.t,y, t Is. ûd, per box. ? "VliSSlLs^' GLiHIE^ WHITI?NAMEL for STOPPING DECAYED FRONT TEETH, which rend ers thelii^sound, and does not turn black, may be had on application, or through any Chemist in the Kingdom. i?,itb (lirection.? for use. ?lERM'AN??IN?RA? TEETH?EST IN EUROPE, FROM FOUR TO EIGHT GUINEAS PER SET, WARRANTED. Agents for Denbigh, Mr. William Edwards aAiiAg,'he8ter. Messrs. PMt, chemists ,Wrexham Mr. Rowlands Bangor, Mr. Griffith, chemist, High-street Carnarvon, Mr. G. Owen, chemist, and Mr. R. M. Jones, hemist. Palace-street Ruthin, Mr. Wallatt, bookseller, Market-street. PIANOFORTES ON SALE OR FOR HIRE. ALL NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. MUSICAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY. EVERY ARTICLE IN THE MUS16 TRADE UPON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. JOHN KENMUIR DOUGLAS, MUSICAL REPOSITORY, "NORTH WALES CHRONICLE" OFFICE, CAXTON HOtTSE, BANGOR, T)EGS to announce that he has constantly on hand, for Sale or Hire, well-tuned Piano- f.?t.?, by ppr.??d makers, He has also1 entered into arrangements with Messrs. BOUCHER it CO., of Chester, for? r<?r supply of an the New and Popular Music immediately on its publication, to be sold at HALF PRICE. „ ?.t ? ?. Every facility afforded for trying Music over in private rooms attmbed to the Shop. 1 arties ret;ident in the coun;I ::idMi; ifuucp:s' inIr'riot:i io alia()f eniit:d'8 re(lu'8ite amount of po,?t,,tac stamps, with ono stamp extra for each piece p.tg,?. ?r. DOUGLAS li@ made an-tlngement? with Mr. Moonx (of Boucherfi, Chwter, for 'lrNrG Ch&8ter, f°AppUcaS  services addressed to Mr. DOCOLA* North W.I?,? C?.. Office, Bangor, will eceive prompt attention. SAINT GEORGE'S HOTEL, LLANDUDNO. ISAIAH DAVIES, PEOPBIETOE. M i L T V I X E G A It PICK L ES, I'll 1.1' A Ii. I'D BY LEWIS, ? EBB, & CO., I.ATE LEWI, "'ATKIN I'?  FROM THE CIIO L'C K ST V ORCI^ SVE R SHI R E VEGETABLLS. L. W. & C"?,?IALI.Y RECOI'IF.SD THEIR r ?M ir ?Y ?b ?P ?K ?Ts"' I ?'?'T'???"? A R S. IN the  of which they are enabl'1d to ensure perfect whol!ilonHI.tc':U 'i? the Jnl),.t ej)ui)tt' fI.6-\OlH. 8uhi h)" aU Grocerol, Oru¡lglèt! and Italian Warehousemen, in the K:?vd,?.  MEMENTOES OF WELSH SCENERY. CONWAY AND LLANDUDNO ILLUSTRATED, IN VIEWS FOR THE STEREOSCOPE. PHICIE ONE SHILLING EACH. I I 16. Conway Castle, ,!ro«n the Quay )7.Cor.'t?CMtkandRai)")v .8 Con nay C?,?t! from ti?? iii-ach 19. Conway Castle and Sus- pension nndgc, 20. Conway Castk*, set?n at end 01 Suspension IJrld £ 1. Conway lf"fl5iulJ atnl Tu- bular Uriiiges 22. Conwnv, View from the Cr\'t" (Plio :ographic cu. mcat) 23. Conway Tubular Bridge, from tlw eadnw 21. Conway. Court anl oftlic Vastl. j. Co-;way, Banf]l1etin..}¡:lIf frum (lle WVst 2L). Conway, Liuiquctinj-ludl, Jrom the EaH 27. Conway, C.^tle-strret 23. Conwij Church, 11'010 the •V.K. '20. Co iwav. Das M iv.r 30, 1,1 ttie ..d (4. t Ll 11 lid L't 31. Lhnd:¡dnn, Ihl Parade and St. {Jeor¡.>fa iJ1 t^J 32. I.lftn..llltlno, Mostvn-strcet 3:t Llantludlltl, the Baths 31. Llaududno, St. Gtlwge's Church 3j. St. Tudno 6 Church 36. Llandudno, VifW from tl.c Telegraph IJiil 37. Llandudno buy and Little Orwe's Ho d 3S. L)a?'no. ?r''? Orme' lli'nd ai.d Kotks, from the Ii ii behind U.v )!.?)i< 3D. Llandudno i'arade, looking Wt st Beadl 41. Llandudno Baths and Land- ing ru r -12. Lland-jdfjo, Cliff Walk on Uro.it Orme's ilrad, No. 1 4.». rso 2 ■Jl. Lhndlldlõo, ditto, *S<». <S n. Llandudno, dilto, No. 4 4H. j;¡nlIJ:JJ)(), ditto, No. 5 47. th Garden 23). Llandudno, Great Orme'? Head Tckgraph A ho BEDFORDother VIEWS OF NOnTJT WALES, a li.t of whidt m«j > b, 1,,d I,pli, ti, Bedior.iV steveoreopic iews ai-f ecrtmny j.:non«f the best that have been pruduci il, M;plving a rich intellectual U ast 1«> ns th.v have "ivoii e- j -yme-a ol the r«rcs\ d j tsautvr, and so they mav to our rt'i du s l".r tlu-y arc ulUinaidv ut suiiiil cost. "— l'iu Ait Jyarnal,.Ai ril, iHW." HERBERT nrj,ERI?")!'?k<c]).-r ?.d &t.oncr, .'IU." 1.\ is I KI.K I 1.1. V > llt'Il.O, LLANDUDNO AS A HEALTH liUSOiiT. Just Pultli'ha' prire id., Pre l»j Po<f, ?>• THE Mt'dical Guide for Visitors at LLAN- i ln. lJ.VO. «y lo Her Leg:JtiulJ ;.t 1!ni! .U r tile Dill.c ur AIVII.UIH?, ,I:M1 to 111l: l'n:.KU- 1J-»W tti c Ponthcu. Llandudno: Herbert Lilorby, t. LLANDUDNO. '"TO BE LET, Furnished,, a House, pleasantly' i. siuuucil. cobitdmiit iarjte loitv Dinuii, »., d l)n,i, S' Uonn^, six ditto ditto iSed Uiuuns, with eJj^ht or i.ine I) e* Svtvv.ns' Hull, Kifch. n, r.uicirt, Apply tu lleiuert LUetby, (\ntral Library, Mottyn Street, Llandudno. ELLEREY'S CSIfTBAL LIBRARY, Mo.iTYX STIZUET (LATE CiUT.CU WALTCS), LLANDUDNO. rFenns per volume, or setof volumes, (including X a fflffuoti from Mudir) :-A "UI,Y n 1),,) Sixpence a » t-ek Two ShillllJgs a louth; Five Shi!llUgj; a Quarter. If E R 13 E R T ELIER BY, EOUKSELLEll AND STATIONKE, Of whom may be hail Map*, Guide Hooks, and Views of Llandudno and North Wales', ni Note I'aper, on Carda, cr in Books. Alsu Martin'* Week's W'andeiinus in Wales. N.H.—A great varitl of Stereoscopic Slides constantly 011 sale also vI Wel>h Scenery. A collection of the most Popular Book4, suitable for Pre3el1t. lltvay? oI"il l?atid. Any Book, not in Siock got to order by return 91 P"it. Mostyn St. Llandudno. LLANDUDNO. TO LET, FCltNISIIED, I ROM THE 1ST JUNE TO THE A SEMI-DETACHED VILLA, witli Lawn, XI allo f ;ower ()art1ell in froiit, and views of the Snow. doniau range of Mountains on ttll West, and the Little Oniu's ileadtotlje Kast. It contains Dining and Drauing Hoonis, six Bed liooms, It Water Closet, 1J:i/71:: Larder, and Cellars. A plentilui supply 01 hud and sott Water. For t«rm address X.Y.Z .care of Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Chemist, Church Walks, Llandudno. PIANOFORTES & HARMOIUMS FOR HIRE. NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRiCR. ALLAN, CABINET MAKER, LLANDUDNO, AGENT FOR BOUCHER & CO., CHESTER. SIXTH THOUSAND. JUST PubHshed, price one shilling, a u?w <J Edition of MARTIN'S WEEK'S WANDERINGS amidst the most beautiful Scenery in North Wales, with a Map and View of the Bridges, The best and cheapest guide published. Bungor J. K. Douglas. Llandudno H, Ellerby, Mo.Hyn-street. IN THE PRESS. To be published the first week in June. LLANDUDNO its History :md Natural History or the 4th thousand of the O?igi.il Llan- dudno Visitors' Hand-Book. Published by T. Williams, Chemist, Church Walks, Llandudno. I THE New Steamer DRUID," L tt 1 Capt. HUNTER, leaves the MENAI BRIDGE on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten forenoon; and will leave LIVERPOOL every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Eleven forenoon, calling at LLANDUDNO, weather permitting. An Omnibus leaves for Amlwch on the arrival of this Steamer at the Menai Bridge, aud returns in time for the morning sailing. At Menai Bridge apply to Mr. OWEN OWESS. n.eap y PRICE & CO., 113, Exchange Buildings, Liverpool. PURE (ERATED WATERS. ELLIS'S RUTHIN SODA WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN POTASS WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHfN SELTZER WATER ELLIS'S RUTHIN LEAIONADE. ELLIS'S Lithia and Potass Water, an elc- gant preparation, strongly recommended liy the faculty as an internal remedy for Gout. The above, so long known as superior to any other in the market, may be obtained from all respectable Re- tailers. Sold by T. Williams. Chemist; H. Hughes, ditto, R. Hughes, Confectioner, Llandudno and at all the Hotels.

THK INDIAN FAMINE FUND.—The sum of £6 6s. lid., was collected by the Hev. H. H. Hughes, towards the Indian Famine Fund, in the parishes of Lligwy and Llanwenllwyfo. FATAl. ACCIDENT.—A child was burnt to death in Pensarn, near Llanwenllwyfo, 4 days ago. The mother had only left the house for a few minutes, and returned to find the poor child burnt to death. CARNARVON MILITIA.—Wo understand the Carnarvon- shire division of the Itoyal-Anglesey and Carnarvonshire Militia, now assembled at Carnarvon for 28 days training, are making most satisfactory progress at drill, and are to be inspected on Thursday morning next, by General Sir John Jones, late commanding officer of the 1st Batt. 60th Rifles. Great praise is due to Col. M'Donald for doing away with the old billeting system at public houses. During the present training, respectable private lodgings having been procured for all the men, and the effect in their appearances an,1 behaviour is quite mar- vellous, a change which they themselves generally seem to appreciate. THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY AND DR. R. WILLIAMS.— The Bishop of Salisbury states, in a letter to Arch- deacon Buckle, that he has informed Dr. Rowland Williams, whose name is prefixed to one of the Essays and Reviews," that he has determined to institute legal proceedings against him in the Court of Arches. The right rev. prelate adds:—" I have come to this decision most reluctantly, and only after the most anxious consi- deration of the consequences which may arise out of the course whieh I have now adopted. But my duty seems clear. As I still agree with the opinions expressed in the letter addressed by the Archbishop of Canterbury on February 12, to one of my rural deans, the Rev. H. B. Williams, with regard to this and the other essays, and as I believe (on the very best advice) that the writer of this essay has brought himself within the reach of the eccle- siastical law, I cannot escape from the conclusion that I am bound to endeavour to show that the Church of En- gland does protect her members against such false teach- ing as is contained in different parts of Dr. lowland Williams's essay. I will only further say that the feel- ing of my clergy, as expressed W me both prirately and in public addresses, with regard to this essay, has iiuickened my own sense of responsibility about it, and that I am now acting in full reliance on then- prayers that the issue of these proceedings may be such as to vindicate the truth of God, and that we may be all kept from mixing up with the pure feeling of loyalty to the Church of England any leaven of bitterness and want of SCHOOL TIUP TO CARNARVON.—On the 23rd inst., the Vaynol .School consisting of the two first ChWiCJI of boys and girls were treated by Capt. Duff to a trip to Carnar- von, where by the permission of J. Morgan, Ksq, bank, they were allowed to insjiect the Castle, then returning bv the 10 p. m. train, by which time the lower ckwses were in the schoolroom awaiting their arrival, numbering in all about 140, when at 4 p. m. they partook of tea and excellent buns, Miss Roberts, George Hotel, kindly presenting them with the tea, sugiir, and milk. The tea was presided over by the following ladies Miss C Trsvor Mrs. H. B. Roberts Mrs. Slater (Bel. mont), )(1", Burton (Bangor),Mis*Urifiiith, Portdinonviek, Miss Flicker, Mrs. Thomas Ha'.igor, Misses Sidebotham, HiggKrana, Mr. Pttghe, Lliss E,lward: Mi. Pring. and .M I'ST JOUCH. We noticed a]so present the Very Rev. the Dean, Rev. E. Pnghp, Vicar, and Mrs. Ptighe, liev. D. Evans, Vicar, Mrs. Evans, Lady Fitzgerald, Ibv, W. Morgan, (Uaudegai), Mrs. Totton and family, Mrs. and Mi« Sidebotham, Mrs., Miss, and Master Barter, Mrs. and Master Ro.xoe, Mr. Foulkes, (Bangor) Mr, Uvam, ( UauiU'gfan), Ir. J. Williams, Mr. It Wtiiian?. &c. &c. At the conclusion, several Rongs were 8unó' and also mnnber of sm!?Me bo )k 9 prc?nted to .ii the children. CheeMwere'n?ih' accorded t? Mr. and Mrs.Du? t'M Very Kev. th" Dca:). the Vi(nr' Mi'n H.)ber?, aU t1!" ladijj p^srnt, with the master and mistress. At tae close, some sentences, containing difficult words, were- pat to the children, ",hieh oecaiioiud a little rivilrv ivmong-'t themselves, and amu-sem^ni: to tlv co-npany, aiitl c:th cbiM sp;!hng a word cor.ec' ly w.;s r¿w,mLd with g-n;;crbrea.1, sueh as the f,>11 nvin;—"Sailor boy, ivltv <!o yoi ft:a:)!cer afier home put yoi: handkeiv'iief i:l your piAot, and ge U0 the boat :1d 1\1);Ü the t.tilIY, til shew ""htr0 tlie n::dliW lies. Kit vour eels at tild table, ut heat your heels at the fire." Tea was har.ded I rour.tl to t:iu cowjnay ]!re«euf, a:iJ the airt mis- tress, t'ether wi-h their friends, sat down after the children's disini.- ial. Tiii:'iw.\RTli, JWA3 BA>I<—Tar. Pix.i onNM^r;; o? iI.oiii. 's ORATOKIJ '-Jia-IMIA. --OU the wiling o £ the i ah i.n t., the above Gj-at >rio was peri' onne d t tho Wesley .in (:lupel, Shiloh, Tre'rgarth, by the choir of the T)J;.ee, under the patron.ige ,f Lidy Louisa Douglas Pen- ?n:it. llr. E. W. Tliom.us, the organist of St, Ann's, presided at the harmonium, in a manner greatly to hw own credit and to thc &\tiiiaetion of all. The soh sing- ers were Mr. W. Howell, (Jlan Ogwen, and Mr. and MiN Armstrong, from the PhJhann01Jic vcty, Livevpool. The solo parts were admirably suug, especially those sttng by Miss Armstrong. The conductor ueedeth u., recom- meudatiun from us, because the very able manner in whieh he conducted the choir, proves him to be one of the first, conductors in the country. The choir did its work well. The choruses are vety difficult, especially Nos. IS and .i<>; but they were ail sung in a manner that reflected the greatest credit upon the choir, and its inde- fatigable leader. Really, it is astonishing to think that a choir, consisting entirely of working men, was able to perfornl 8ueh a piece or IU11:;ic with such accuracy and effect. The large chapel was crowded with the most lit. tentive audience, which gave unu:iot:lkcaLI" signs of ap. probation. During the interval, Letween the second aud third parts, Eo Evaus, Esq., Erw Fair Terrace, Bangor, proposed, and the Rev. S. Davies seconded--YThat the most cordial and sincere thanks of the meeting be given to Lady Louisa Douglas Pennant, for her kindness in allowing the eoncert to be held under her patronage," which was carried with acclamation. Mi. Evans, in moving the above resolution, observed, that the spirit of that prophecy, "And kings shall be thy nursing fathers and their queens thy nursing mothers, was already real- ized with them. The Rev. S. Davies, in seconding this same, remarked, that before he came To this neighbour- hood he was at a low to know what was the sucrd of (ol. Pennant's great influence over so many thousands of the inhabitants of this country; he knew that it was publicly insinuated that he reigned over them with a rod of iron, but for some time now he haa had great advan- tage to judge for himself; and he found that Col. Pen, nant reigned in the hearts of his men, The rev, gentle- umu tu>;n r-.i^L CoI. ]J.mniLnt.'it. letter. which proved his readiness to jjatronize such a meeting, After the reM. ing of the letter the audience gave Vent to their feelings in thunders of applause. The Hev. John Jones expressed his thanks to those present, and especially to W. Franies, Esq., Brynilerwen, for the encouragement they gave to the laudable efforts of the choir, in attend- ing the concert. Who would have thought, a few years ago, that a choir of working men would be able to per- form one of the most ditticult of Handel's Oratorio's ? But such is the fact. From the very bottom of our hearts do we wish such noble efforts every success.

ABERGELE. SUDDEN DEATH.—On Friday, the lith inst., an inquest was held before E. Pierce, Eilq., coroner, on the bmiy of a young man, named Richard Jones, aged 18 years, who lived with his uncle and aunt at Tanrallt-bach, near Abergele. On Wednesday previously just before dinner he went to the garden, and was in full enjoyment of his usual health, and had not been there upwards of half an hour, when his aunt went to call him iu, but to her horror, found hit. lying on the ground quite dead. A verdict of died by the visitation of God" was returned, The young man was remarkably quiet and inoffensive.

CARNARVON. COUNTY COURT.—This Court was held on Wellnesday last, before E. L. Richards, Esq. There were 120 plaints entered, and about 60 set down for hearing, none of which were of the slightest public interest. VOLUNTEER TKIP TO SNOWDON.—A large number of the Volunteers started from the armoury at half-past nine o'clock in the morning of Monday last, arriving at the Dolbadarn Hotel at I I where they partook of a good luncheon. They then marched up to the summit of Snowdon, which they reached about 2 p.m., where they remained two hours. A fter partaking of refresh- ments, and firing a round, they descended, reaching the Dolbadarn Hotel about 5-30 p.m., where another good meal was awaiting them, after which they returned home. The expenses were all defrayed by Captain Faw- cctt, whose liberality is so well known in this town and neighbourhood. WHIT-MONDAY.—At an early hour the holiday folks were astir, and the town wore a gay appearance. The principal event was the annual meeting of Oddfellows. The members met in the Castle about half-past 10, and after forming into procession, headed by the Pen- rliyn Brass Band, they proceeded to Llanbeblig Church, where an excellent sermou was delivered by the Rev. David Roberts, taking for his text Gen. v., 34. About 4. p.m„ the militia assembled upon the Morfa, and somo hundreds repaired thither to witness them going through their drill. The proceedings of the day were wound up with a most excellent concert, given in tlia National School-room to a crowded audience, by tlka Penrhyn Band, assisted by the Carnarvon and Betheada Choirs, under the leadership of Mr. H. Williams. Mr. Win. Hayden presided at the pianoforte, and Nir. R. Roberts, at the harmonium. Each party performed, their parts in a masterly manner. Mr. Green, who sang two comic songs, was loudly encored. The concert was given in aid of the charitable funds of the Oddfellows' So- ciety.

DENBIGH. Last Sunday, the Denbigh vottintLersmarcheltD Church, preceeded by their baud. Last Tuesday being whit-Tuesday, Denbigh presented an unusually gay appearance. A great number of the friendly societies walked the streets preceeded by handa of music and banners, preparatory to proceeding to their respective Inns for dinner. In the evening a fashionable party assembled on the green, where dancing was kept up with great spirit. A capital Quadrille Band waa en- gaged from Liverpool, and their playing, together with all the arrangements, gave groat satisfaction. ° COUNTY COURT.—Before Eo. L. Richards, Esq., Judge. —Eighty four cases were entered for trial, moat of which were settled out of Court. In the case of Mon-is t- Davies. Mr. F. Wynne appeared for the plaintiff, who stated that the action was brought to recover £15 on a promis- sory note. The signature to the note was proved, and all ordergiren forthwith. Lloyd v Davies.—Mr. Thomaa Foulkes appeared for the plaintiff, who claimed £ 8 dama- ges for an assault oommitted on him hy the defendant, on the 19th of March last. After having several wit- nesses, each party was ordered to pay his own costs.

7'he North Wales Chronicle it regittercd for transtnusio* Abroad. THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE, AND ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY. Saturday, May 25, 1861. Printed and Published by the Editor and Propriety JoaN KBNMUIR DOUGLAS, of the pariah of Bangor, at his Qwientl Printing QZc4 in BaPp.