The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

HOLYHEAD RACE BALL. Arrangements havo Won m?o for holding the above BALL M; the MARKET HALL, HOLYHEAD, on WEDNESDAY, the 23th A.g?,t, 18(;I, (the d.y.ft.? the R ?? ) Tickets to be obtained at Mr. Roberts, Druggist, Holy- head, the Royal Hotel, Holyhead, the British Hotel, Bangor, and the Bulkeley Arms Hotel, Beaumaris. Ladies, 6B. Gentlemen, 7s. 6d. Dancing will commence at 10 p.m. Volunteers are requested to atten in Uniform. Holyhead Race Committee, August 14th, 1861. The Royal Welsh Yacht Club REGATTA, CARNARVON. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE OF WALES. COMMODORE -Colonel the Honourable E. G. D. PENNANT, M.P. VICE-COMMODOHK Sir R. B. W. BULKELEY, Bart., M.P. H MA 1! -COM MO DO! I !■' LLEWELYN TURNER, Esq. The Annual Regatta will take place ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 28, 19131. LIST OF P R T Z E S. I.-THE PRINCE'S PLATE.-value 50 Guineas, presented by hi. Royal Highness tho Prin"o of Wales. ?.??OYALWELSH YACHT CLUB CUP.—Value 20 GumeM. 3. -A Purse of 15 Sovereigns for Yachts not exceeding 20 Tons. 4.—SAILING BOATS PURSE of 10 Soveieigus. B. -A DUCK HUNT. 6.-AMATEURS' ROWING PURSE of 15 Guineas. 7.-JUVENILE AMATEURS PURSE of 4 Sovereigns 8.—CARNARVON WATERMEN'S' PURSE of 7 Sove- reigns. ft—THE CASTLE PURSE of 8 Sovereigns. 10.—A PAIR-OAR RACE.—A Silk Jack, to be rowed for by Gentlemen Amateurs without a steersman. 11.- A PAIR-OAR RACE for Puuts, rowed by two Oarsmen and a Coxswain. 12.—A PUNT RACE ?.rOne Sovereign. 13. -SCULLERS' RACE. 14. —A TWO-OAR RACE for Sailor Boys under 16. 15.-A DUCK HUNT. 1 t th Cl b For Particulars see Programmes and apply at the Club House to House J G. R. REES. Sec. R.W.Y.C. ANGLESEY CENTRAL RAILWAY. FROM GAERWEN, VIA LLANGEFXI AND LLAN- ERCHYMEDD, TO AMLWCH. CAPITAL, £ 150,000; in 15,000 Shares of £ 10 each. Deposit, £1 per Share. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. Sir Richard W. Bulkeley, Bart., M.P. Chairman. Henry Prichard, Eaq., Trescawen, Deputy Chairman. Lord Clarence Paget, M.P. W. Bulkeley Hughes, Esq., Plascoch. Owen Fuller Ieyrick, Esq., Bodorgan. H. B. Mitchell, Esq., Llysdula.?. Robert Lloyd Jones Parry, Esq., Tregayan. John Jacob. Esq., Llanfawr. Robert Pavies, Esq., Bodlondeb. John Williams, Esq., Caemawr. E. Richards, Esq., Ynys. John Williams, Esq., Treffoa. Richard Trygarn Griffith, Esq., Carreglwyd. Bankers. National Provincial Bank of England, and Messrs. Williams & Co., Chester, Bangor, & Carnarvon. Hox. SECRETARY. Mr.|Wm. Dew, Bangor. IT is the intention of the Promoters to apply to Parlia- JL ment, during the ensuing Sessi^ on, for an Act to authorize the construction of a Line of Railway from near Gaerwen Station, on the Chester and Holyhead Railway, to Amlwch, a Seaport on the north coast of the County. This Line will accommodate the towns of Llangefni and Llanerchymedd, and develope the vast re- sources of Central Anglesey. The importance of ellecting this communication through the richest portion of the Island, both as regards its minerals and agricultural produce, has long been desired, and fully recogftized. From Surveys and Sections already made, the proposed Line presents no engineering difficul- ties; the total length will not exceed 18 miles, and the entire cost of its construction, including Land and Sta- tions, is computed, at the utmost, at 97,000 per mHe. The absence of all opposition on the part of the Landed Proprietors, through whose property the intended Line is to pass, is of vital importance to a scheme of this nature, 113 the usual heavy preliminary and Parliamentary ex- penses, so frequently ruinous to other projects, will in this case be avoided. The whole oi the Land, with tri- fling exceptions, has been promised at a fair agricultural price, and, in many instances, the amount thereof (and in some cases more) will bo taken out in Shares. The Line will commence by a Junction at the Gael" wenStation, on the Chester and Holyhead Railway, and skirt the Benv Coal Fields, thence on to Llangefni, the chief Fair and Market-town in the county from whence, by taking aslightly circuitous route, it will embrace Bod- fford and the adjacent fine agriculture district, the heavy traffic of which, at great expense, delay, and inconve- nience, has hitherto been sent to the Ty Croes and Bod- organ Stations on the Chester and Holyhead Railway. The Line will then proceed through a district hitherto undeveloped, but possesing extensive and superior beds of clay for making Draining Tiles and Bricks, on to Llanerchymedd, (from whence an easy and cheap Branch Line can eventually be made to the Valley), thence through the centre of the richest agricultural district in Anglesey, passing close to the famous Copper Mines at Parya Mountain, on to Amlwch. The present sources of traffic in Cattle, Corn, Coals and Materials, as weU as Passengers, are already very irreat, and these will be largely augmented by the in- creased facilities of transmission which this Line will give. The Amlwch Terminus will be within a mile and a half of Bull Bay, which is capable of being converted into one of the most charming Wateriug-places m North Wales, commanding as it does a marmepr^ct un- rivalled in its extent and magnificence. The fun devel. opment of this delightful summer retreat, which has already been energetically commenced, as well as the contiguity of Cemaes Bay, will bring a large passenger traffic to the proposed Lme. The n- nual consumption of Coals for the Mines and Smeltmg Vi orks, in Amlwch alone, is upwards of 30,000 tons; and frequently, owing to the "ncertainty of weather, the Works have been subject to a delay of seven weeks in getting their supply. It is confidently expected that the whole of this Traffie, lid weU as Coals. Lune, and general Merchandise for the supply of the district, will be brought by the proposed Line, as it will then be supplied with regularity, at equally low rates as by sea. Owing to the sudden fluctuations in the prices of Ore and Metals in the various Markets, the ready means of transit afforded by this Railway must, oi necessity, be bad reconr80 to. Raihva'8 are now constructed ai a much lev Cost than formerly, and every ec.mo.vn^ny ina'le Lme h^ paid a fair Dividend on the outlay. Es.tnnatmg he in- come of the proposed Line by the ordinary eal'Ilmgs of the worst purely agricultural Lines the rcsult would be a Diide??d 'n? ti? proposed Capital ?.  least  ? C?f. And the Promoter, can, ith ?"oinmend this imdertaking to Capitalists a,i d othc„^ locally uiteres?d,??{e investment, iIHlep.endeut of their becoming the medium of advancing the ilit"est of Agriculture and Commerce throughout the greatest por- tion of the Island. TO THE PROMOTERS OF THE ANGLESEY CENTRAL RAILWAY, VIA LLANGEFNI AND LLANERCHYMEDD TO AMLWCH. G entleiueii -1 request you will allot me Shares in the Capital of the above named Company; and I herehy engage to accept the same, or any less niiiiiler that may be allotted to me, and to pay thereon the Deposit of X], on or before the and to sign the Subscribers Agree- laout, when required to do bo. Name in full Address Rferee ?- TO BE PUBLISHED As soon as a suiffcient number of subscribers can be obtained, A HISTORY OF EMTEDDFODAU, from the earliest times to the present day, including ul»o an account of the Grand National EISTEDDFOD held at CONWAY in August, 1861, with the successful Compositions received at the same. Edited by GWALCH- MAT. Applications for copies should be immediately made, as a limited number only (of which 100 have already been ordered) will be printed. Subscribers' names to be sent to Mr. W. BRIDGE. Con- way, or to Mr. ROBT. J. HUMPHBETS (Arwyddfardd), Eisteddfod Secretary, Conway. EVKRY WEDNESDAY, PRICE OXE HALFPENNY. THE WELCOME GTTEST. JL Eight Large Pages, Weekly, profusely Illustrated. CONTENTS 1. ^feYp^ioi:' l 1\[",hllt. A 2. —THK BADDINCTO!! PPTKHACR, A Novel. BYG. A. SAI.A. W<INDEI:S OK NATURE AND ART. Illustrated. OF DAUIXU. Illustrated by Phiz. 5.— RECOLLECTIONS OF A LONDON DETECTIVE POLICE OFFICER. 6. -POF.TRy.-Essays and sketches.—Things that ought tu he and Humour.- Household Hints and Useful Receipts. 7.-NOT!C: TO CORRESPONDENTS. Price One Halfpenny, every Week. London GEOKOE VICKERS, Angel-court, Strand. -u- PROPOSED MEMORIAL CHURCH TO SIR ROBERT AND LADY Y AIT OH AN, At Llaur y Betta.i, near Cnrweii. THE FOr?DATIO? STONE of this Church wiII Tb? hid (D.V.) on Tuea(hy, AUGUST 27, at 4 o'clock, p.m.—There will be service atCorweii Church, at and a Sermon by the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. A Collection will be made towards the Building Fund. The Clergy are requested to attend iu their gowns. Llwydiarth Park, Welshpool, 'Aug. 12, IStfl. CARNARVON NEW CHURCH. THE Committee for promoting tho erection of New Church at Carnarvon are prepared tn receive T?DEH.S for the bui!.Ung. The plans and specifications will be deposited for inspection at the Hon. Secretary's, the Rev. E. Richards, from the 24th day of August to the 24th day of September, both inclusive. All Tenders must be sealed and endorsed Tenders for the New Church, Carnarvon," and addressed to the undersigned on or before the 24th day of September next. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. By order of the Committee; ? ENOCH RICHARDS, ) (Uxbridge Square, Carnarvon) ? Tr,,n Sees THOMAS TURNER,  ??' (Palace Street, Carnarvon) ) Carnarvon New Church. i BAZAAR w!U be held in aid of the funds of the A proposed New Church at Carnarvon, on the 29th and 30th of August next, in the Castle, under the pat- ronage of The Lord Hon. the Lady Louisa Douglas-Pennant. Mrs. Campbell. The Hon. Mrs. Irby. Lady Jones Parry, of Madryn Park. Mrs. Duff, of Vaenol. Mrs, Leche, of Carden Park. Mrs. Vincent, of Gorddinog. Miss Wynn Jones, of Henblaa. The following Ladies have kindly consented to take stalls The Risrht Hon. the Ladv Louisa Douglas-Pennant. ll's. C'nbell. Mrs. Leche. I Mrs. Vincent. I Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Watkin Roberts and Miss Margaret Williayus, of Bodelwyddan Parsonage. Mrs. J. Vincent and Miss Wynne Jones. Also, under the pationage of Miss Wynn Williams, of Menaifron, a CHILDREN'S STALL, by Messrs. Re- ginald, Charles, and Percy Griffith, of Llanfair, and Edmund Vincent. Contributions of Work, &c., will be gratefully re- ceived by Mrs. J. Vincent, of the Vicarage, Carnarvon, and forwarded to the lady for whose stall they are in- tended. The support and attendance of the friends of the Church is earnestly requested. Admission—First day (29tli), Is.; Children, half price. Second day (30th), 6d. St. Thomas's Church, in the Parish of Llan- dwrog, Carnarvonshire. THE Promoters of the Fund for Augment- IL ing the Endowment of this poor Incumbency ac. knowledge with gratitude the liberal response which the appeal on behalf of that object has hitherto met with. The amount required to be raised is £2000. £ s. D. Subscriptions already advertised 901 16 6 Lady Jones Parry, Madryn Park 5 0 0 Postage Stamps 0 3 0 TI?. Rev. W. IV'. g g fr. Hugh Evans, Llandwrog 0 10 The Rev. Robt. Williams, Clynnog 2 0 0 Lady Sarah Hay Williams, Rhuaufa 10 0 Mrs. Ellison, Oldbury Lodge 10 0 0 Robert Blaikie, Esq., Oswestry ) 10 10 ? (towards a Parsonage 10 10 0 John Hayward, Esq., Seiont t 10 10 0 Ditto. Ditto • •• J 0 Wilson Jones. Esq., Hartsheath Park 220 Mrs. Boycott, Hanmore 100 George Twigge, Esq., Bangor 0 10 6 Rev. J. Boulger, Pennant 5 0 0 Miss Hart, Terrace, Aberdovey 10 0 John Williams, Esq., Glanbeuno 10 0 Rev. Morris Hughes, Pentraeth 110 Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Rev. JAMES PRYCE, Maengwyn, Llanwnda, Carnarvon; the Rev. B. J\10RGAN, Rectory, LIMl<lwrog, Carnarvon and at the Bank of Messrs. WILLIAMS and Co., Carnarvon. The Money may be remitted any time before the end of NOVEMBER next. At the Meeting held at the Board Room, Llandudno, on the 25th day of July, 1861, for the purpose of considering the propriety of presenting a Testimonial to Mr. Graham, Station Master, Llandudno, !?esent Rev. J. MORGAN, Chairman. J. LLOYD JONES, Esq. W. F. CHAPMAN, Esq. THOS. HOLLICK, Esq. U. R ELTON, ASQ. J. Williams, Esq. R. F ARRANT, Esq. J. NJOL, Esq. M. D. RIiSOL'V£D F. P. llROUGRTOS, JISQ. RESOLVLID, That a Testimonial be presented to Mr. Graham for his politeness and attention on all occasions to those with whom he has had business in his capacity as Station Master. That the following gentlemen do form themselves in- to a Committee for the purpose of carrying the above resolution into effect, viz the Rev. J. Morgan, J. Lloyd Jones, W. F. Chapman, G. Felton, J. Williams, R. Far- rant, James Nicol, M. D., F. P. Broughton, and T. Hollick, W. H. Reece, Esquires, with power to add to their number. That Subscription Lists be opened and posted; and that such Lists close on the 25th day of August, next. That W. F. Chapman, Esq., be appointed Treasurer and Secretary, by whom subscriptions will be received, also by W. Owen, Esq., Bank, Conway. SIOXED, J. MORGAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. £ s. d. Rev. J. Morgan 1 1 0 J.Lkvd Jones, Esq 1 1 0 R. Fan'ant. Esq. 1 1 0 J. ?icoI, Esq. 1 1 0 T. HoUick, lisq 1 J } 0 F. P. Broughton, Ksq 1 1 0 G. Felton, Esq ••• } ] J. Williams, Esq. 1 1 W. F. Chapman, Esq. 1 1 0 Mrs. W. H. Meeee. Esq. 11" Mrs. Edgecombe -• 0 1.0 ,0 Miss Godso Mr. Huhea Q 5 0 .f VALE OF CLWYD RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ordinary half-yearly Meeting of the Vale of Clwyd Railway Company will be held at the Town Hall, Denbigh, on Friday, the 30th day of August instant, for the tran- sact i on of the general bu8inet?,? of the Company. "aI\:nT:e;Ë.l k s of the Company willbe doted from Friday, the 23rd instant, till after the Meeting. MARTIN SMITH, Secretary. Station, Denbigh, August 12th, 1861. SALES BY MR. DEW. RHYIJ, NORTH WALES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WM. DEW, On TUESDAY, the 27th day of August, 1861, at the Large Room, NEW INN RHYL, at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon. 'PHE several f'rf).llo FrooWU PLUU of LAND, ill | exccUent situatious for the eraotbm of Villas, in Rbyl, aforesaid, in the following or such other lots as may be decided upon at the time of Sale and subject to the Conditions to be then produced. IN SHIPLEY STREET. Lot 1. A piece of LAND containing 688 Square Yards. 2. Apiece of LAND adjoining lot 1, containing 7H Square Yards. 3. A pieco of LAND adjoining lot 2, containing 683 Square Yards. IN KINMEL STREET. 4. A piece of LAND containing 236 Square Yards. 5. A piece of LAND adjoining lot 4, containing 259 Square Yards, 6. A piece of LAND adjoining lot 5 containing 259 Square Yards. 7. A pi?e of LAND adjoining lot 6 containing 25& Square Yards. I?N WIN' D,?,O? STREET. 8. A piece of LAND eontaining 271 Square Yards. 9. A piece of LAND adjoining lot 8, containing 27;) Square Yards. 10. A piece of LAND adjoining lot 9, containing 27:> Square Yards. IN ELWY STREET. 11. A piece of LAND containing 308 Square Yards. 12. A piece of LAND adjoining lot 11, containing 308 Square Yards. IN MELIDEN. 13. A Plot or Quillet of LAND in the Field called ERW KITHIN, containing 2 rood, and ft perches and a small piece of Land West of a Foot Path near Pant Bach, both occupied bv Mr. Dowell. VALE ROAD. 14. Four dwolling-house3 formerly he1onin to Mr. Phillip Hughe-, situate near the Steam MiU ii>-Vale Road, Rlivl aforesaid. For further particulars as to lot 14 apply to Mr. E„li■as Jones, Gerddi, near Rhyl, and Mr. David Lloyd, of Bryn- llys, near Betlieida; and as to the whole and for plans, to Mr. Dew, Auctioneer, Bangor. Mr. Robert Roberts, painter, Bodfor-street, Rhyl, also at the offices of Mr. H. Lloyd Jones, Solicitor, Bangor. ALTERATION OF DAY OF SALE. ANGLESEY. IMPORTANT AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF UPWARDS OF 50 ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, Arranged into eligible BUILDING SITES, abutting upon the Menai Straits, and commanding unequalled and un- interrupted Views of the Carnarvonshire Hills, Carnar- von Bay, and the adjacent magnificent scenery. MR. WM. DEW  Has been honoured fth instructions from,ti Proprie- tor to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BRITISH HOTEL, BANGOR, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of August, 1861, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon (subject to con- ditions then and there to be produced) mHE'fol??ng desirable FREEHOLD PRO- 1 PERTY, including the delightfully MARINE RE- SIDENCE called BRYNLLWYD, all situate in the Parish of Llanidan, in the County of Anglesea, the whole of which will be carefully and tastefully laid out into Lots for Villa Residences. Its position and the many natural d tg,?.? it enjoys, renders it pre-eminently adapted for subdividing, and thus aSords to parties, desirous 0o1:i1vnfhe Banks of an:rtei Straits, an opportunity rarely to be met with namely. CONTENTS. a. r. p. BRYNLLWYD, with its genteel Residence, Farm Buildings, and Out-Offices, in the oc- cupation of J. Critchley, Esq. 18 0 0 FFR1DD-FAWR, in the occupation of Mr. John Davies 21 114 FFRIDD-BACH, in the occupation of Mr. W. Evans .I 20 0 5 It is conveniently situated about two miles from the Llanfair and Gaerwen Stations, and three miles from the Ferry, over which a Steam Boat constantly crosses to C For rfurther partiojjKi and plans apply to Mr. G. P. BENMORE, Architeet, 10, Menai View Terrace, and the AUCTIONEER, British Hotel, both of Bangor. DENBIGHSHIRE. To be Sold by Auction, BY MR WILLIAM DEW, At the CROW:; HOTEL. DENBIGH, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th aay of September, 1861, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, k,L that valuable FREEHOLD FARM, A called TAI UCHA YN Y CWM," situate in the Parish of Ccrrig-y-Druidion, containing by estimation 124a. 2r. 13p., with an Allotment adjoining of 59a. 3r. 32p., making in the whole 184a. 2r. 5p. The Farm lies in a ring fence, with a good south aspect, about two miles land a half south-west of Cerng-y- Druidion, on the new road leading from that place to Yapytty, and about a mile from the Shrewsbury and Holyhead Turnpike Road. The Land, which is of ex- cellent quality, is in good order, as are the Dwelling- house and Homestead. The tithe rent charge is £7 lis. per annum. The Farm is surrounded by game. For further particulars and conditions of Sale apply to the Auctioneer, British Hotel, Bangor, or to Messrs. ROBERTS, BARBER, & HUGHES, 20th August, 1861. Solicitors, Bangor. BANGOR, CARNARVONSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE of HORSES, CARRIAGES, Pure- Bred Shropshire-Down EWES and RAMS, &c. TO BE SOL IJ R Y AUCTION, BY MR. WM. DEW, At the MART attached to the BRITISH HOTEL, BAN- GOR on FRIDAY, the 6th September, 1861 (commenc- ing ai 1 o'clock p.m. ,h.)- ?VAtM?' ?ALUABLE HORSES, Lj all bred by and the property of gentlemen in the immediate vicinity. comprising useful Hm-nem Homes, strong good stepping Cobs and Ponies, and a few Curt Horses. A?' 20 CARRIAGES, consisti, ng of D;äôHq,¿ Pl?.t?." &c., as well as th? following SHROPSHIK? DOWN SHEEP, descended from the celebrated Flocks of Messrs. Cram, Meire & Mansel— 20 Three and Four Sheer Ewes, )In o{ 5 eack 19 Shearlings, ? In pell?, ? ? e ?"l? 6 Fat Lambs, got by the winner of h first pri,ze at the Anglesey and Carnarvonshire Agricultural (show in '59 and '60, out of well-selected Ewes, and also 15 Fat Cheviot Thaves and Wedders. The whole may be viewed on the morning of Sale, and every facility for trying and examining the Horses will be afforded. Catalogues may lie had at the principal Hotels in Nwtb Wales, Chester and Liverpool, and from the Auctioueer, British Hotel, Bangor. ANGLESEY. To be Sold by Auction, BY MR. WM. DEW, On THURSDAY, 12th d?y of September, MG?mmM"?_ at 2 o'clock p.m., at the BULL HOTEL, LLAN. GEFNI (subject to conditions then -,I there to be ALL that very desirable Freehold Farm, c died RHYDYSPARDYN, situate in the Parish of Hen Eglwys, distant about a mile of the MarkeWown of Llangefni, containing by admeasurement 19 ACK3S, or thereabouts, of Fertile Land, together with the U"'e and Buildings elected thereon. It is most conveniently situated near the celebrated Tr,*Wy Lake and the Cefni River, noted for trout and ?m? a?un? and will be within bli a mile of the pro- nosed Station at Bodfordd, on the Anglesey Central Further particulars may lie had of B. JONES, Esq., Surgeon, Penrallt, Llangefni, and from thQ Auctioneer, British Hotel, Bangor, SALE BY ME. DEW. r PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. NANNAU, DOLGELLEY, NORTH WALES. MR. WM. DEW, Hils received instc:l;oE};'hn Vaughan, Esq., (who is cddn his establishment in consequence of it being his intention to reside at Nannau for a short period of the ye?r only,) to Sell by Auction, early in ,pt-.b?r,??,,t' Valuable assortment of DINING and A DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, together with the contents of several Bed-rooms, a selection of choice Plate and Plated Articles, Kitchen Requisites, Brewing Utensils, and several well framed and valuable ENGRAVINGS aud PAINTINGS, &e. Also the OUTDOOR EFFECTS, comprising a very fashionable and well built CARRIAGE I' l:. a¡ :r'hï¡"et'b'A"N'Itl¿;A:Jl I HUNTERS, HACKS, and WEIGHT CARRYING COBS ami COLTS, about THIRTY Heads of F:?t ?d Stm-e CATTIA TWO HUNDPFD FAT and STORE SHEEP. and ?JGRTY LAIM. ?"- M??Y ?m stewed on morning of S.Je, ?d. C. ftt&l, o?uM ,?,?y? be hi,,l ?l,,y- p,i, t the p?-i.,il in the neigh\murhoml, or of the Auctioneer. British Hotel, Bangor. 9  SALE BY MR. HEALING. SALE BY MR. HEALING. _??- AT RHYL. 'UNRESERVED SALE OF HAMS, EAT8TO:NGUES, AND BACON, TO CLOSE AN ACCOUNT. TO FARMERS, PROVISION DEALERS, AND HOUSE KEEPERS. To be Sold by Auction, BY MR. HEALING, On TUESDAY, the 3rd September, lSöl, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in the Lrg? R,n? of the New Inn, High- street, in the Town f Rhyl— ABOUT 70 Sides of excellent Cumberland- cut BACON. GO capital well-cured HAMS, and 36 NEATS 10NGUE3, the whole in prime condition. May be viewed on Monday, the 2nd September, when Catalogues may be had at the place of Sale. and from Mr. Healing, A.?ti,?er, George Hotel, Queen-street, Rhyl. ''??" DOLGELLEY. THE TOURIST AT HO M E. LION HOTEL, UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT AND PROPRIETORSHIP. THIS ITotol has, (luring the past winter, JL undergone '? thorough nmnvatiul1 in every depart- ment, under the personal superintendence of the new Proprietress, and will be found ..? .1 the best appointed and most comfol'bhle establishments in North ""So,. The pretty Town of Dolgelley has charms and IIdmn. tageq, in a healthy point of view. second to none in the I in the centre of a district of great The splendid Lake of Talyllyn is within an easy dis- tance from the Tclffn, which affords abundance of sport for piscatorial pursuits, and the neighbourhood is sur- rounded by other numerous lakes and streams, wortny the notice of every lover of fly-fishing. The angler can obtain fishing tickets at the Lion Coach Strangers and tourists taking up their abode at the LION will find themselves in the neighbourhood of the celebrated Cader Idris, the peak of which rises to some 3000 feet above the level of the sea, and the majestic WATERFALLS of RHAIADR-DDU, PISTYIL-Y-CAEU, and RHTIADR MAWDDACH, together with other objects of abiding interest to all lovers of the romantic and picturesque. pict,? r,?,,Wve ry step a picture, every turn a charm. Coaches and  other conveyances run .daily from the Hotel through Barmouth, Harlech, Tanybwlch, Bedd- gelert, to Carnarvon and Bangor also, through Bala, Corwen to Llangollen Road Station, and through Machyn- lleth to ttte beautiful Town of Aberystwyth. Posting in all its departments. St?ad?guidea and Welsh ponies, &c., may be engaged at the Hotel. JANE H. ROBERTS, Proprietress. Anglesey Collegiate School, PLAS LLANFIGAEL, NEAR HOLYHEAD, i PatrolThe Rev. D. WILLIAMS, Rector of Llanfacb* reth, Llanfigael, &c. &c. CONDUCTED BY DR. F. "WAYMOUTH. FOR BOARDERS ONLY. SUBJECTS OF STUDY THE truths and duties of Christianity-  English, Greek, Latin, French, Writing and Book-keeping, Geography, Arithmetic and Mathe- I f;eeKf;ura¥i,mb;lIn\tl1c Meutal Calcu- lation; History, Ancient and Modem. Elements of Phi- losophy and Mechanics, Drawing. Vocal Music 'orms a course of study. TERMS—PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE Forty to Fifty Guineas per Annum, all extras inclusive (except only repair of clothes). Each Boarder has a separate Bed. A Quarter's Notice required previous to the removal of a Pupil. A Drilling Master attends the Sehool.. Pupils prepared for Government Appointments, and the Oxford and Cambndge Middle Class Examination. Fxli?'iti. -t £ 40 each per annum. Plas Llanfigael is dehghtfuny situated, and noted for its salubrity. A Park of 18 acres in front of the House is devoted to the recreation of the Scholars. A yearly distribution of Prizes to those Pupils who have distinguished themselves in the various studies. References to Clergymen and I Parents. Further particulars can be ascertained by applying to Dr. 'WAY,)fOUTU. Prospectuses can be had from Mr. DOUGLAS, Noteh Wales Chronirle Office, Bangor. CARNARVONSHIRE, NORTH WALES. CWM EIGIA TRAMROAD. TO EXCAVATORS AND CONTRACTORS GENERALLY. TENDERS are required for the formation of a TRAMROAD, 5 MILES IN LENGTH, for H. E. SULLIVAN ESQUIRE, commencing at the Cwin Eigia Slate Quarry, in the Cwm Eigia Mountain, and terminating at the River Conway, at a point about midway between the towns of Conway and Llanrwst, and distant about 6 miles from each. Also, for the formation of an INCLINE through Dolgar- rog Wood, about 600 yards in length. For the construction of a STONE BRMGE, under the Con?ay andUanrwst Turnpike Road, near D:rr: I and for various other works connected with the con- ct and completion of the said Tramroad. It is proposed to let the work either as a whole, or in separate partu, to suit Contm??tors. The Plans, Sections, and Specifications may be seen, and all other information obtained at my Offices on and after the 22nd instant. Sealed Tenders, endorsed Tender for Cwm Eujia Tramroad Works" to be sent in to me not later than THURSDAY, the 19th day of September, 1881. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be ac. cepted. GEORGE FELTON, Architect and Surveyor. Mostyn Estate Offices, Llandudno, I 15th August, 1861. Dolgelley Union. RELIEVING OFFICER WANTED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Guardians of the above union, will, at their Meet- ing to be held at the Board Room, in the Work-house, Dollgelley, on THURSDAY the 29th day of August, 1861, at 11 o'clock a.m., proceed to the Election of a Relieving Officer and Registrar of Births and deaths, for the Bar- mouth district now vacant. Candidates must he capable of performing the duties as preseribed by the Rules and Regulations of the Poor Law Board, and must find security to the satisfaction of the Guardians, in the sum of £200. The persons appointed will be required to enter upon the Office forthwith, and to give a mouth's notice in writing of his intention to vacate such Office, and he will be further required to reside in such part of the district as the Guardians may direct. Testimonials of character and completency, together with the names of the sureties, are to e sent to me, at my Office in Bridge Street, (superscribed "apphoat.c-n for the Office of Relieving Officer," on or before Wednes- day the 28th day of August iustant. Salary £ 50. per an- num, exclusive of Registration fees. ° No travelling or other expenses will be paid Canvas- sing the Guardians either personally or by Letter, is strictly prohibited. l By order of the Board of Guardians. GRIFFITH WILLIAMSClcrk, Dolgelley 15th August 1801. GRIFFITH DAVIES'S DRAPERY, NERCERY, CARPETS, AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, Paper Hangings, STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS, HATS & MILLINERY, ?GOR?__ HIGH-STREET?BA HEREAvS MARGARET ELIZA ROBERTS, of FrrrMwoRTH, in tho County of W S?SEX, Spm.ter. being the person interested as Owaer in fee under th. provmons of The Acts for tb* Inclnsurc, Exchange, ?.d Improvement of Lund," in two undivided tii?,l parts or share." iii the Lands and Heredi- taments hereinafter mentioned, ,nd the &aid MAUBARKT EI.IZA EOBKB^ being the Tsomob and Ifereditpments ? ad being desirw. ftfl-i W t llll auk rl or bm in the -.amwLm& :'lif"dn:e:f :dIh:¡ :b:t¡::n and Heredltament8, and being desirous of o1feèting a Partition of the .me, Ii..I? application, in writing, to the Indo?M C?i?*ionem for Nng?d and Wales to direct enquire whether such proposed be, b?.?fi?i?,l to the r?4pet?tiv? Owners of ?ch undivided phrts or shares m the same Land iid Her,,ditai?uts, .a proceed with the same under the provisions of the said Acts. Now the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wale., being of opinion that such Partition „w™ou,lI d I be henetiçiaJ. and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, hereby give .Notice1 that they will cause to be framed and em- firmed, ulIder-tlreir RaDII- and Seal, an order of Partition in the matter ci the said application, unless good cause shewn to them to the contrary, by some person entitled to an Estate in. or to a charge upon, the' said Landa and- Hereditaments or any part thereof, on or before the Second day of December next. WITNESS my Hand this 14th day of August, in the Year of our Lord (JIM Thousand Eis-ht Hundred nd liixty-One, THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH THE Land and Hereditaments proposed to be allotted in severally to the above-named MAHGAIŒT ELIZA KOBKRTS, situate Iu the Town of Ruthin, in the parish of LJanrhydd. in the County of Denbigh, in respect of her two undivided third parts or shares held as Owner in fee. DESCRIPTION. EXTENT OF YARDS. House and Premises in Well-street, in the occupation of Mrs. Sarah Roberts, widow (;438(1. yd.. Two Cottta.-e??and Gardens in W(?rnfi?ellan v in the oecupatiou f?NI.. widow, ( | ?o. G'¡i:lf!riiila:' in ti;' Ii;Ù¿ j (;100 "'1. ya. of The R?,. El?,rd Lowry B.??U.. ? Lands and HerCttlt¡\ment.8 propoeoa to De lI..I,J(,uu « severally to the above-named MARGARET ELIZA ROB2RT9» situate in the Township of Llwyd-y-coed, in the parish oC Llandrillo-yn-RIios, in the County of Denhigh. in respect; of her one undivided third part or share held a., Tenant for life. No. ON TITHE EXTENT. MAP. DESCRIPTION. A. B. PV 550 House and Gardeu 0 2 la 54!) C?e badt 1 2 I 475 Ffri&t ,-(I ?ough ?.. I ?. 4 3 1% 476 Dittuuelta 6 0 543 Ditt 3 2 5 738 Cae-Cryn 3 2 It 730 Cae Carnel 3 0 74: MIIO"Tafell. 6 0 11 744 BrOIl paradios 5 3 15 551 Ca&hir 2 2 10 37 2 2IJ All in the occupation of Mrs. Richard Williams, H. PYNE, By Order of the Board, VVV\ THKKEAS, The Honorable EDWARD GORDON DOUGLAS PENNANT, of PE? W HHYK CASTLE, in the County of CARN?vox, and the Burial Bomd for the Parish of BANGOR, m th* same County being respectively interested under the provisions of The Acts for the Inelosure, Exchange and Im. prove ment of Lands," in the Land and Hereditaments set forth in the Schedule hereunder written, with the Ease ments and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, and being desirous of effecting an Exchange of the same, have- made application, in writing, to the Inelosure Commissioners for England and Wales, to direct enquiries vlietuec such proposed Exchange would be beneficial to the Owners of such respective Lands and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the provisons of the said Acts. Now the Inelosure Commissioners for England and Wales, being of opinion that such Exchange would be bene- ficial, and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, hereby give Notice that they will cause to be framed and confirmed, under their Hands and Seal, an Order of Exchange in the matter of the said application, unlesa notice, in writing, of dissent to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some person entitled to am Estate in, or to a charge upon, the said Land and Hereditaments or any part thereof, on or before the 25th day of NOVEMBEII next. NOVEMBER next. THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH THE FOREGOING NOTICE REFERS. Land and Hereditaments in which the above-named- EDWARD GORDON DOUGLAS PENNANT, is interested, situate in the Parish of BANGOR, in the County of CARNARVON, and proposed to be exchanged for the Land and Hereditaments hereinafter specified. No on Tithe Map DESCRIPTION A. B P. 778 ( Part of Tyddyn Coition part of 777 7i and j Ditto 6 0 28 part of ,79 (? part of 780 Ditto 0 1 14 6 2 2 Lands and Hereditaments in which the above Burial Board is interested, situate in the parish of BANGOR, in the county of CAHNAKVON, and proposed to be ex- changed for the Land and Hereditaments hereinbefore specified. No on Tithe Map. DESCRIPTION' A. R. P. 555.Fridd Carw, or Glanrafoll. 3 1 2S 739 Ditto 2 1 25 735 Ditto 12 0 747 Ditto 0 3 3i 8 2 0 Witness my hand this 8th day of August, in the year of our Lord One ^thousand eight hundred MM* sixty one. H. PYNE. sixty one. By Order of the Board. SEWILL'S tApi& WATCHES, Maufactory, 61. South Cattle-street, right opposite the Custom House, LIVERPOOL. WATCHES forwarded FREE and safe to any part of the kingdom upon Receipt of a remittance. A WRITTEN WARRANTY WITH EVERY WATCH tf you are in want of a good Watch, warranted to keep correct t.? ?nd ????????.,?, s EWILL 61 S.?tl? fl^tle-streot Li,.?p..l (directly opposite the Custom House, ) w ho will b ?.t.r. f Po.t..?.dt 1ft:tls6{Vthtf h:'ritioi .:i;JntJ'te:e g'.itto:;d'lln rr :iWIVdf. oel1<1 SEWILL'S Silver Horizontal Watches, Jewelled and Warranted, t2 2. 22 U, P3 10. each. SEWILL'S Silver Patent Levei?, Capped, Jewelled and Warranted, 94, C5, C6, £7, and 27 10s. each. SEWILL'S Gold Horizontal Watches, suitable for Ladies or Gentlemen, C5, IT' N,F i:7 |?=l SEWILL'S Gold Patent Detached Lever Watches, C.. 18 carat fl.?, 99 9s., £ Y 10 10s., M2 1?. each. SEWILL'S RAILWAY WATCHES, [N GOLD AND SILVER CASES. Expressly manufactured for every description of engineering purposes, milway travelling, and hunting. To persons requiring a veal fine, accurate, and substantial Tiniekeepei, THESE WATCHES WILL BE FOUND INVALUABLE. in ia on and 25 Gnineas each. Silver 6, 9, 10, 12 Gui.e. each. An inm.en??.fME?TiT? WATCHES, in G?Id ?ver. of the finest quality and magnificent designs. SEWILL'S GOLD CHAINS, In the newest patterns with Patent Detector Swivels, £ 1 lis. 6d„ £ 2 2s., £ 3 10s. each, free and safe per post. !md the de lied on tUe most ^s.^HUete™, NOTE THE ADDEESS.-TIIE OLDEST Wj ATCH MANUFACTORY IN LIVERPOOL, 61, SOUTIE ?. P?.. r-ASTLE-STREET', bRIGHT OTPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE. W Post.office an ^Lty^to ^payabb^OSEPH SEWILL, LIVERPOOL. —————— ABERYSTWYTH, BALA, DOLGELLEY, AND PWLLIIELI. Messrs GABRIEL will visit the ahove places as under DOLGELLEY Golden L i on, 18th September. ABERYSTWYTH "Belle Vue Hotel," August 20th and I DOLGELLEY, 21st, from 11 till 4. P\\ LLHELI, ""W hlte HaU," 30th September. BALA, "Lion Hotel," 17th September. I TEETH. BY HER MAJESTY'S tug& ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. PARTICULARLY NOTICE REGULAR ATTENDANCE AT dw BANGOR, CAXTON HOUSE, Monday, September 2, and October 8th. GW C ?BMARVON, at the UxBMME ARMS, Tueaday, September 3, and October 1st. W DENBIGH, at Mr. P. Roberts, Chemist, September 4th and October, 2. is- CHESTER, at 3, Pepper-street, every alternate Tuesday. 4W RHYL ,Mis8?3a Bullocks, Berlin Repository, la, High-street, every alternate Saturday, Sept. 14 & 28. lL\N1)UDNO, Mr. Hughes, chemist, Neville House, M?ostyn-street, every other rhursday Sept. 12 & 2? HOLYWELL, Mr. Hughes, hatter, Glasgow House, High-street, every other Friday, Sept. 13 & 27. MESSRSTGABRIEL, THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS, OF LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND BIRMINGHAM. HAVE the honour to info? their Patients that they pay REGULAR PIWFESSIONAL VISITS as above, and will offer to those who may consult them the same important advantages (viz., their Patented Im? ovement?i), as have Secured them one of the largest pmtiws in London for a period of over forty yeare? Messrs. jabliel's Self-Adhesive Mineral 'feeth and Patent Coralite Gnm-Coloured India Rubber Gums entire1¡r 8upersedo the methods, anti are supplieù without Spring Wires or Metals, and without Extracting Teeth or stumps. important A?ong the more important advantages attainable by Messrs. Gabriel's Suction Frames and Air Cells, the follow- ing may be enumerated-besides ?being ?PM?fer.?l? e m ??? her?'' e??eS?  ot?conomy  aS durability, as ,?ll a^s for tth^e f^inUtrS they offer to those who, residing abroad ?. in the country, are not able to durability, as well as for the ?.?'ages th?y ?o t longer than three ordinary ones, they act as supports to loo?  wires, or metals, whilo for accumcy of fit, and increased amount of suction, they Stan& unrivalled. •- Ptj j „f teeth or stumps, can at any time be made good with- unriT¡e:adual e1lang;'or ?t sor?p. tti.o? nnf the sumt the loss of teeth or stumps, can at any time be made good with out ,iti? tli: ,trbility f    convenience of the patient, and retire. no operation. Th? best material which are warranted to minain pure and sweet, with first-class workmanship only employed, whil. the expense is even less than half the ordU1a cost. ^ve^ at!on ^rtafning t^Wie pTOf^'ou. Stoppmg Front Teeth with the celebrated White Enamel, &c„ at the same ,t?i?tly moderate rite of c l iarge?l. the same strictly "'??F???CATION, OR FREE PER POST, THREE STAMPS, GABRIEL'S TREATISE (NEW EDITION FOR 1861), nvTlir; 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. -Lwta* i.g Het'ald. ?bri?t.tem will save much money, more annoyance, and still more disappointment Their Treati.. shoutd W> read before consulting a Dentist, as emanating from sucha source it may be confidently reM on." Umtrt Service Gazette. MESSRS. GABRIEL, BY APPOINTMENT, DENTISTS TO THE PRINCE D'OTTAJANA. (ESTABLISHED 1S15. SEE DIPLOMA.) 21, HANLEY-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE, AND 33 & 34, LUDGATE-HILL, CITY, LONDON. 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 65. NEW-STREET, BIRMINGH AM. CONSULTATION GRATIS. MESSRS. GABRIEL'S prepared WHITE GUTTAPERCHA ENAMEL, for STOPPING DECAYED TEETH; Price Is (:d per box, directions enclosed. Sold by all Chemists in town and country. MESSM. GABRIE12B ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, for Pmerving and Cleuing the Teeth MdGu?.moti by U t Is. 6d, per box. bv all Chemists in town and country, BEST I?EUROPE. FROM FOUR TO EIGHT GUINEAS PER 8B? AMERICAN MINERAL TEETH, WARRANTED. Agents for Bangor, Mv. Griffith, chemist, High-street; Carnarvon, Mr. G. Owen, chemist; Denbigh, Jfofc Gee; Beaumaris, Mr. Roberts, Chemist; Pwllheli, Mf. Morris, chcmist Awlwcb Hr. ftooge, Chemist; Holyhow, J, Huberts, Metal Hail.