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ftirtfoj, parrtaflfis, and OtAtks. [?.«t<.<'?B.W)? Marriott, thonldbe auth*ntiM'"i O/?tM'M .4?M t'd Ag.f.) or tro)M«n«<? (o w 'hrough our accredited Agent*,) We beg to intimiU. that la future notices of Births and Mir* rfago will be charged al Advertisements at the uniform rate of One Shilling each; and except where the party sending has an account at the office, prepayment must be made, or the notice will not appear If more convenient to the sender, pay- ment may be made In Bed Postage Stamps. Obituary notices will be inserted frse, al heretofore. MARRIAGES. On the ttrd nit., bv license at Trinity Church. Penrhyn Dou- draeth, by the Rev. W. Richard., Incumbent, Mr. John Jones, Clock and Watchmaker, Pwllheli, to Miss Jane Roberts, Cae'r- graig. Penrhyn. On the 23rd ult., at Horeb Chapel. Bangor, by the Rev. Ram. nol Davics. in the presence of Mr. H. Owen, Deputy Registrar- fr John Griffiths, Fon.g. to Mary, second daughter of Mr William Rowlands, Wine Merchant—both of this cify Unwyd Io\N In hebloes -efo'i wralg- Hi FAXH wen ddiweirfoes Coroner liir einioes Eiddynt hwy, a llwyddiant ocs. Nid aeth dau niwy doeth en dydd-ar amod Yn rhwym efo'u pilydd Priod ydynt piir ,ledwydd- Cywir, hoff, ieuanc. a rhydd. W. E. DEATHS. On the 22nd ult.. at her residence Leamington, Catharine Venalls Brown, wife of the late Dr Patrick Brown, aged 54' deeply lamented by her family and friends. On the 12th ult., agell 59 years, Ellen, wife of llr. E. Jone., Tirgarw, Uandegfan, Anglesey, On the 26th ult., Sir William Maisey Stanley, Bart, late of flooton. Cheshire. On the 27th ult., aged 74, after a short illness. Mr. Jacob Jones, 17, Water-street, Rhyl. On the 29th ult, at Llandudno, in the 60th year of her age. after a long and lingering illness, borne with the most patient and christian resignation. Anne the beloved and affectionate wife of Mr. William Pritchard, draper, Church Walks Her quiet and unostentatious benevolence amongst many of the poor in the Town and Porish wilt long be remembered and her loss as a kind friend and neighbour deeply felt, for few have depar- ted this life more universally respected than the lamented dec- eased. On the 26th ult., aged 03, at Port Penrhyn, Bangor. Capt. Vaughan, of Ellen Either, of Barmouth.

LLANDUDNO. I TOWN COMMISSIONERS. At the Monthly Meeting of the Llandudno Improve- ment Commissioners, held on Monday the 29tli day of June, 1863. Present, Rev. J. Morgan, B. A., Messrs. W. F. Chapman, T. Parry, James Williams, Thos. Jones, Jos. Jones, F. Madren, M. Prichards, Thomas Roberts, Richard Jones, Joseph Hughes. The minutes of the last meeting were read and con- firmed. The Finance Committee reported that they had ex- amined Bills to the amouut of £21 12s. Od. and recom- mended the same to be paid. Resolved that a cheque be granted for payment there- of, an follows: Mr. W. Brooks. for Road Wort; £21 12s. Od. The Committee further reported that the Collector did not attend before them on Saturday, but they under- stood that he had not paid anything further into the Bank since last meeting. The Collector being in attend- ance to-day, promised to pay £100, to-morrow. The Clerk read a letter from Messrs. Wyatt and Met- calfe acknowledging receipt of last resolution of this board, in which they stated that the Board of Trade did not require a copy of the amended Plan, and had it been necessary they would have lodged one, and further it was just possible that some arrangements may be come to, for dispensing with a provisional order. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Steward, enclosing a copy of one he wrote to the London and North Western Company on the subject of the Pier. Now that the New Company had withdrawn, Mr. Steward's object was to ascertain whether the London and North Western Company were disposed to sell the present Pier and their rights therein to Mr. Steward and his friends. The Se- cretary of the London and North Western Co., had written to Mr. Steward stating that fiis letter should be laid before the Directors. This Board at present is unwilling to pledge itself to support the adoption of any Plan, without first being furnished with full parti- culars. Mr. Chapman called the attention of the Board to the imperfect manner in which the streets were watered, the parapets were never tcuched. He thought there ought to be another cart or two, however if they would accept of one he had, it was at their disposal, until they were in a position to buy one. Mr. Thomas Jones complained on behalf of the in- habitants of Madoe Street, that their street was never watered." Mr. F. Madren thought it would be a great improve- ment to the streets generally, if the loose stones were collected and removed. The Chairman thought there was something that was wrong, for in his native town, Aberystwith, the work of cleaning and watering was done more systematically. Mr. James Williams thought if this work was to be done, there must be a larger number of hands employed and the expense increased. Mr. Thomas Parry called attention to the danger of allowing donkeys to go along the walk round the head, also loose stones that want collecting. Mr. M. Prichards, stated that the donkeys were making use of the parapets and caused both dauger and nuisance. A note was read from the Misses Gibbon, complaining of the disgraceful state of the land opposite their house. A letter was also read from Mr. Roberts, landlord of the Adelphi Hotel, complaining of nuisance on the vacant land, opposite his house, belonging to Mr. Bird, and Mr. Warren. A Memori.il from the inhabitants of Madoc Street, complaining of nuisance from a slaughter house was read. The Survey or ?son was called to all these matters, and was directed to cause the removal of the nuisances com- plained of. ltl r. Chapman proposed that as regards the watering of the streets, it should be referred to the Roads Com- mittee, which was seconded by Mr. John Hughes. Mr. James Williams said that Mr. Thomas Roberts had said that there was no Roads Committee. N I r. T. Roberts as one of the Committee stated that some time ago a question was referred to them-they agreed to a report and recommendations which were not adopted by the Board. A warm discussion ensued between Messrs. T. Roberta, Jos. Jones, Thomas Parry. The matter how- ever dropped, and the Road Committee promised to act. Richard Evans applied for the appointment to the office of » Porter. H is application was supported by a petition numerously signed by inhabitants of the town. There being no vacancy at present his case stands over. Mr. Joseph Jones took the opportunity of observing that the practise of bribing Porters by some of the L?dgi-g-h-u-e keepers to bring Visitors to them, was being again resorted to, and he hoped some steps would be taken to stop it, either by granting badges to all the men about the streets, or cautioning Visitors against em- ploying any other than those already wearing badges. Mr. Chapman moved that half a dozen extra badges be ordered, which was seconded by hlr. T. Parry and car- ried. Resolved that this meeting be adjourned to Saturday, July 4th at Ten o'clock. LETURE on THE TELEGRAPH.—On Monday Evening W. Williams, Esq., of Mostyn Crescent, better known by his bardic and literary title of "Creuddyufab," gave a lecture on the Telegraph. Rev. R. Parry, Gwalch- mai," presided, who opened the proceedings in his usual clear and concise manner, and concluded by introducing Creuddynfab to the audience. The talented lecturer with great spirit and animation entered into his subject in the most masterly, clear and interesting manner. His explanation of the laws of nature, especially Electri. city, was most lucid, and evidently evinced great depth of thought, great study and practice. To do away with monotony necessarily on the elucidation of so abstruse a subject, Mr. Williams every now and then introduced shortaneoootes illustrative of his subject. On the plat- form was erected a Telegraphic apparatus, communicat ing with another in the gallery which were fullyexplain. ed and developed. Communications were then passed from one end to the other, handed in by any of the aud- ience, amongst which was the following, It is hoped that you will deliver this Lecturein English for the sake of the. English Inhabitants and Visitors." After a vote of thanks to the Chairman and the Lecturer the audience dispersed-

QUEEN'$ HALL. 65 it 61 BOLD-STFiEET,' ElVgRFOOLf' 1 1 n SNODORASSAND BBOWH, (Successors to MR. M. ELLIS, Established 35 Years.) CABINET MAKER% UPHOImRERS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNIBHBM. D?.A.R..TICEAS B FURNIMSAHKIENRG S. should visit this Establishment, where they can select from one of he LARGM CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS IN LIVERPOOL, all kinds of CAIB- I. of the LARGBEESDT. STEADS. Md BEDDING. CURTAINS, DAMASKS. CARPtTS, FLOOR CLOTHS, ?c. NET FURNITURE, of the LARGBEESDT, STEADS, and BEDDING, CURTAINS, DAMASKS, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, kc. S. & B. Having purchMed the above Stock at a _lu.ti.u, are now Ilig the Mme eOAlll/ &slow M4 OriCiual Mt threbT offering to purchMe" an advntge nutly to be met with. ( BTMy Article wunmted, and markm in plain &)!urM. All goods pMted fw# of any ebugL j' Ob.,e the Add?m- ? QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, THE PRIZE MANURE. EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF GIBBONS'S BRITISH GUANO. FOR many years past, after competing with all known Natural and Artificial Manures, nearly i' every PUBLIC PRIZE offered by Noblemen, Gentlemen, and various Agricultural Societies in the Midland Counties, HAS BEEN AWARDED TO CROPS MANURED WITH BRITISH GUANO. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY MESSRS. GIBBONS AND WILLS, AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS, WOLVERHAMPTON. BRITISH GUANO, E8; PREPARED BONE, t7; SUPERPHOSPHATE, £ « PER ION. DELIVERED TO ANY RAILWAY STATION. AGENT ¿ Gar Mr JOHN ROBERTS, Henllan, Rhyl. LLANDUDNO, NORTH WALES. QUEEN'S HOTEL, (Under New Management and Proprietorship.) THIS UNRIVALLED MARINE HOTEL, SITUATE IN THE CENTRE OF THE BAY, BEING NEWLY AND SUBSTANTIALLY FURNISHED, &c., AND IS REPLETE WITH EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITOR. IT HAS ALSO A SPACIOUS COFFEE ROOM AND LADIES' SALOON LIVERY STABLES, POSTING AND LOCK-UP COACH HOUSES. TABLE D'HOTE DAILY. DINNERS PROVIDED FOR PRIVATE FAMILIES. W. G. ROBERTS, Proprietor Llandudno, May 7th, 1863. CARTES DE VISITE. T. EDGE, Photographer, (from Pres- ton) Gloddaeth Street, opposite the Market Hall, Llandudno. A Lady Assistant. BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. NOTICE. ATTENDANCE ALTERNATE WEEKS. In eonseqnenee of the great increase in Messrs. GABRIEL'S Practice in North Wales, they will in future Visit the .dementionwl Towns every alternate week. They avail themselves of the present opportunity of th"uking their numerous Friends for the large .t of on:YetYd:h Eighteen Years, they have Visited North Wales professionally. LLANDUDNO—Attendance every alternate week; on Tuesday, July 14th and 28th, Aug. Uth and 25th, Sept. 8th and 22nd, at Mr. Hugh Hughes's, Chemist, Mostyn-street. Bangor, at Mr. Douglas's, CMton House, High Street, Monday, June 29th?Jn!yl3thjtnd?th 'o:.t at Mr. Hawkridge, Bookseller, Bangor Street, Tuesday, unululitÍh. Oswestry, at Mr. Green's, the Cross, Wednesday, July 1st, 15th, and 29th. Wrexham, at Mr. Jones's, Confectioner, Hope Street, Thursday, May 21st, June 4th, and 18th, July 2nd, 16th, and 30th. Shrewsbury, evory Saturday, at 48, High Street. OSTEO-EEDON, Patent, March, let, 1801, No. 500. OSTEO EIDON is the renowned newly invented, soft base for INDESTRUCTIBLE MINERAL TEETH aa4 GUMS. Neither Springs, Wires, nor Operation required. Supplied at half the usual cost by; I LD ES BLISHED S fESTABLMEED 1815. SEE DIPLOMA.) ER 134, DVKB.PTRFRT,PLIVERPOOL (OPPOSITE BERRY-STREET). 27 HARLEY-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. AND 34, LUDGATE-HILL, CITY, LONDON, 65. NEW-STREET, BIRMINGHAM. AVTTRTFAN MINERAL TEETH BEST IN EUROPE, FROM FOUR TO SEVEN, AND TEN, TO FIFTEEN G?AS ?E?SET? PARTIAL SETS IN PROPORTION, SINGLE TEETH, FROM 3.. 6d., WARRANTED CONSULTATION GRATIS. MESSRS. GABRIEL'S prepared WHITE GUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL, for STOPPING DECAYED TEETH Price Is 6d. per box, directions enclosed. Sold by all Chemists in town and country. MESSRS. GABRIEL'S ROYAL TOOTH POWDER, for Preserving and Cleaning the Teeth and Gums, is sold by all Chemists in town and country, at Is. 6d. per box. Agents for Bangor: Mr. Griffith, chemist, High-street; Carnarvon, M. G. Owen, chemist; Denbigh, Mr Gee Beaumaris, Mr. Roberts, Chemist; Pwllheli, Mr. Morris, chemist; Amlwch, Mr. Roose, Chemist; Holyhead J Roberts, Medical Hall; Llandudno, Mr. Hugh Hughes, Chemist, Mostyn Street. Just published, post free three stamps, GABRIELS' PRACTICAL TREATISE on the TEETH explains their patented method of supplying teeth without p ior wres, and without any operation. ?'* Only one ?it required from Country patients where time it an object. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, con- I A sisting of Drawing. Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, with 7 Beds.—For terms, &c., apply to Mr. T. Williams, Chemist, Church Walka, Llandudno. APARTMENTS AT LLANFAIRFECHAN. J HERBERT, Menai Bank, Llanfair- j fechan. -2 Sitting Rooms and 6 Bedrooms, closc to the Railway Station and the Sea. WANTED immediately, a respectable W Person, not under 25 years of age, to take an active part in the management and upper duties of a Sea side Lodging-house. Time, from two to three months. Mary a? the rate of £ 12 per annum —Apply to Mr Thos. Williams, Chemist, &c., Mandadno. APARTMENTS IN BANGOR. A VERY spacious Sitting Room, and two k l- OJ three Commodious Bed Room., .a may be re- quired, to LET in the most eligible part of Lower Bangor. Apply by letter j;dl!rl',e :hf;o:r<-k Office, Bangor. MR. RICHAED HUGHES, (Clerk of St. Tudno's Church), DOLFECHAN, near ST. TUDNO'S CHURCH, on the GREAT ORME'S HEAD. FAMILIES and PIC-NIC PARTIES can be supplied with TEA on the shortest notice, in the House, or on the Mountain.-A good supply of New Milk. BURROW'S FIELD AND LANDSCAPE GLASSES. LLANDUDNO AGENCY. MESSRS. W. & J. BURROW beg to an- nounce, that they have appointed Mr. T. WIL- LIAMS, Chemist, Church Walks, their Agent in Llan- dudno, for the sale of the well-known MALVERN FIELD GLASSES AND TELESCOPES. For wide country ranges and extensive Sea Views—ior Racing, Yachting, Shooting, and general Sporting pur- es -for the Opera and Concert Room, &c., &c., Messm. 7?.Row'g Glasses are unrivalled,-poswsqillg great power, with accurate definition and wide and brilliant field. For cards of prices, testimonials, and full particulars, Visitors to Llanduduo, are respectfully requested to ap- ply to Mr. T. WILLIAMS, Church Walks. EVERY Description of Letter-press, Cop- per-plate and Lithographic Printing, executed with. we??y, despatch, and on reasonable terms. Estimates free. J. K. DOUGLAS, Printer and Stationer, NORTH WALE CHRONICLB Office, Bangor. THE VISITOR'S best GUIDE to LLAN- J DUDNO and surrounding Neighbourhood, LLANDUDNO: ITS HISTORY, AND NATURAL HISTORY." Comprising complete chapters on the Climate, Geology, Botany, Sea Weed and Marine Animals, Entomology, and Ornithology. Sold by all the Booksellers, and the publisher, MI. T. WILLIAMS, Chemist, Church Walks. LIVERPOOL, BEAUMARIS, BANGOR, AND THE MENAI BRIDGE. i k ?. fPHE Steamer DRUID, Captain !<a  {  s. THuiqTzR, on and after the 1st of May, '???? will tail from MENAI BRIDGE on TURS' B AYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at Ten o'clock in the Morning; and from the Landing Stage, Prince's Pier, LIVERPOOL, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning, calling at Llandudno (weather permitting.) An OMNIBUS leaves the Bulkeley Anns. Menai Bridge, for Amlwch, on arrival of the Steamer from Liverpool, and returns in time for the Morning Sailings to Liverpool. i. PRICE & CO., 16, Exchange Buildings. OWEN OWENS, Menai Bridge. STEAM COMMUTATION BETWEEN MENAI BRIDGE, BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, LLANDUD- NO AND LIVERPOOL. On and after Friday, May 1st, the powerful fast &iling ?? ?t??' ?M?''ASM'R? (or other of the Company'. Ves.eIA) is in- xilVWIVMiffVA^ tended to Sail during the Summer Season ?as under (camng at LLANDUDNO From MENAI BRIDGE MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 10 a.m. From the Prince's Landing Stage LIVERPOOL, TIJa. DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 11 a.m. For further particulars apply to Mr. J. K. Rounthwaite, 120, Water Street, Liverpool; MelSrs. E. W. Timothy aud B. Menai Bridge. An OMNIBUS leaves the Bulkeley Anns Hotel, Menai Bridge, for Amlwch, on the arrival from, and returns in time for Sailings for Liverpool. For further particulars apply to Mr. J. K. ROUNTH- WAITH, 20, Water Street, Liverpool; or to Messrs. E. Vn TIMOTHY & Son, Ienai Bridge. City of Dublin Co. Office, Menai Bridge, ° 28th April, 1863, :(-CltBCJAnCllf J t -—-—. Committee have pleasure in JL announcing that the New Portion of the Congrega- tional Church will shortly be completed. The following Ministers will preach in the above-named Place of Worship this season, viz. July 5th and 12th. Rev. J. B. JOHNSON, of Birmingham. July 19th and 26th, Rev. GEORGE SMITH, of London. Secretary of the Congregational Union of England and Walet. August 2nd and 9th, Rev. G. W. CONDER, of Leeds. August 23rd and 33th, Rev. HENRY ALLON, of London. September 13'h, 20th, and 27th, and Octobe r4th Rev. NEWMAN HALL, L.L., of London. October 1) tb IInd 18th, Rev. ARTHUR HALL, of Yorkshire. LLANDUDNO THE NEW CHURCH FUND. THE Ladies Committee will meet every Saturday, from 12 until 1 o'clock, in the Committee Room, at the Public Bathst to receive Subscriptions in aid of the above Fund. If only ONE SHILLING is contributed by each Visit- or to Llandudno during the Season, the Committee would feel grateful. The assistance of the Inhabitants is earnestly requested in the cause, by bringing the above under the Notice of Visitors staying at their houses, and kindly receiving any Contributions they may please to give, and forwarding the same on Saturdays to the meetings. KOBERT FARRANT, Treasurer. JOHN WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. June, 1863. N.B.—Tho Committee have much ¡,Iea.ure in annoul1e- ing, that by the kind permission of the Rector of the Parish, Divine Services will be held in the Reading Room on Snndays, to commence the first Sunday in July, the Collections at which will be added to the above Fund. LLANDUDNO NEW CHURCH. A GRAND BAZAAR, A GRAND BAZAAR, will take place on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY, The 5th, 6th and 7th of AUGUST. 1863. LADY PATRONESSES. The Lady Louisa Pennant The Lady Mostyn The Lady Constance Grosvenor The Lady Leigh The Countess of Abergavenny The Lady Chetwode The Countess of Lichfield The Hon. Mrs. Hughes The Lady Frederick Pitzroy Mrs. Liddell The Viscountess Nevill Mrs. Hanmer The Lady Caroline Nevill Mrs. Morgan The Lady H. A. Mostyn Mrs. King The Lady Isabel Bligh Mrs. Wyatt Contributions in work or money will be thankfully received by ROBERT F ARRANT, Treasurer. JOHN WILLIAMS, Hon. Secretary. ADMISSION: 1st DAY, 2s.; 2nd DAY, Is.; 3rd DAY, 6d. Children half-price. N. B.—Return Day Tickets to Llandudno granted for single fares, on the above days, by the London and North Western Company, on the different lines of Railways in the neighbourhood. An efficient Band will be in attendance. Landudno, May 26th, 1863 LLANDUDNO NEW CHURCH. ——— £ s. d. To Subscriptions already Advertised 436 4 7 1863. June 20th.—A Lady and Gentleman from Sussex 200 J. S. Stack, Esq., k Mrs. Stack 200 June 27th.-F. M per Mr. Daine 10 0 Mrs. Carr, Southborough, Tun- bridge Wells 10 0 Richard Woodward, Esquire, Cheltenham 0 10 0 A Visitor 0 10 0 E443 4 7 ROBERT FARRANT, Treasurer. Llandudno, 30th, June, 1863. Just Pblio)ied,-Price One Penny, DOUGLAS'S North Wales Railway, Coach- 1? ing, and Steam Packet Guide. for July. IM. To be had at the Office of tM.. Ppr, at the Railway Stations, and of all Booksellers. PRIVATE TUITION, LLANDUDNO. ME. MATHER having had much expe- l"J. perience in preparing youth for the Universities, the Professions, and for Commerce, offers himself as PRIVATE TUTOR to youth of both sexes visiting Llan- dudno during the present season. Tabor Hill, 1863. NEW PIANOFORTE FOR SALE. A BARGAIN.  7 Octave COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, by ABaUingall of London, in handsome Rosewood Case, with Rounded Sharps, Ivory Fronts, and very Brilliant Tone, to be Sold Cheap. Ten per cent. discount for cash down. May be seen on application to Mr. Douglas, North Wales CHRONICLE, Bangor. PURE AERATED WATERS- ELLIS'S RUTHIN, SODA WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN, POTASS WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN, SELTZER WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN, LEMONADE. ELLIS'S LITHIA & POTASS WATER, An elegant preparation—strongly recom- mended by the Faculty as an internal remedy for (rout. The a b ove, o long known a4 superior to any other in ke:l:y kbW;b:8frl»'aJ:o r:cí Retailers. Wholesale Orders to R. ELUS & Sox, Ruthin, North Wales. PLEASURE TRIP ROUND r ANGLESEY. On THURSDAY next. July the 9th. the Steam Yacht FAIRY, (weather permitting) will make an EXCURSION ROUND THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY, Leaving CARNARVON.at 8 0 a.m. MENAI BRIDGE at 9 0 a.m. G AR1 H POINT, Bangor 9 15 a. m. BEAUMARIS .at 9 30 Lm Proceeding by Puffin IslAnd, Moelfra Bay, (and close in to the scene of the Wreck of the RO?L CHARTER") by Point Lynas, Amlwch, and theSkerries, into Holyhead Harbour, fthere the Fairy will remain for the period of 2 Hotim, thence on through the New Harbour, round South Stack, over Carnarvon Bar, and through the Swellies,— returning to Beaumaris about 8 p.m. Cabin Fare, the Trip 4s. Deck ditto, 2s. 6d. Refreshments will be provided on Beard. City of Dublin Company's Office, Menai Bridge, July 2nd, 1863. VALE OF CLWYD AND RUTHIN RAILWAYS. CHEAP DAY EXCURSION TO LLANDUDNO AND LLANRWST. ON FRIDAY, Jnly 10th, a train will leave HUTHIN at 9 12 a.m. DENBIGH, 9 32 a.m., (calling at all Stations); and RHYL, 10 35 a.m., for LLANDUDNO & LLANRWST, Returning from Llandudno at 710 p.m., and Llanrwst at 6 35 p.m. Fares there and back (if tickets are applied for previous to the day of Excursion). TO LLANDUDNO. TO LLANRWST. FlS Rhewl, an>-M- I 3,0d. Ll.mrhaladr J Children Is. 8d. ( 2s. Od. From Denbigh, & other Vale „ Od 2 6d of Clwyd Stations, & Rhyl I ? M- [ | ?' ?* Children Is.4d. I Is. 8d, Tickets issued on the day of Excursion at Denbigh and Ruthin, 2d. each additional. Passengers with Luggage will be charged the ordinary faris and rates, BY ORDER. Denbigh, June 26th 1863. r A. CLARKE, > BOTOOa I. Opposite the Entrance to St. Paul's Chapel, PENDRE. BiNQOR* PORTRAITS in every variety of style, taken with the most unerring accuracy, and war- ranted free from the blemishes commonly found in the productions of many other Artists. Family Pictures photographed on moderate terms, and CARTES DE VISITE, in the very first style of the Art. at 12s. the dozen, carriage paid to any address. 0T Observe the addrow: A. Clarke, Phot?)gnphic Artist, opposite E"t:e: :-Sl CI;i,'1 Chapel, Pen- dre, Bangor.

[MERIOJIETHSBIEE QUARTER SESSIONS- TIN mbbemma *amtwrl Smoi. I *iw for thin county werejield at Bala, on Tuesday day last. During the first sitting the Magistrates were occupied with the finsnoe accounts and various reports, which, being di^poued of the Court rose. THK HIGHWAY ACT. The Finance Committee being over, a meeting was held in the County Hall, at 2 o'clock p.m., to consider the desirability of adopting this act for Merioneth- shire. The following gentlemen were present-P. M. Rich- ards, Esq., chairman; G. P. Lloyd, Esq.; George Caiman, Esq. E. Peck, F.-I. J. Jones, Fsq. C. J. Tottenham, &q.; Ven. Archdeacon White; E. Breeee, Etq., (Clerk of the Peace); J. Wynne, EMq.; L. Wynn., Eøq. j W. Jones, Eriq., Bryntegid; W. H. Midgeley, E*| O. liichards, H. L. Clough, '&<q.; W. P. Jones, Esq.; and J. Williams, Esq., Gwernhefin. The CHAIRMAN, in the course of the meeting, spoke to the effect, that the subject they were assembled together to consider was very important, and had elicited the at- tention of this and adjoiuing counties, and all parts of the United Kingdom. He hoped they would consider the Act as it would be likely to act in this county only some difficulties, in certain localities, would inevitably; arise as to the proper definition of the term Highway what would be properly called so and what not; 18 ilk some parts there were many mountain roods which lead to farms, or turbaries; if these were all taken in as highways it would incur considerable expense. He re- marked, in severe terms, of the shameful state of the roads, which he very milch regretted, and the unpar- donable carelessness of the stirveyom-this Act must be adopted, or something must be done without delay. He read the opinions of the Chairmen of Quarter Sessions in other and adjoining counties on the Acts and its ope- rations, &c. Col. TOTTEMHAM said the Act had been adopted through the whole of Denbighshire, and believed its ten- dency, as a whole, to be œnefid,o¡], while he thought it was more calculated to suit England than Wales. He suggested the division of the county into three districts, according to the Petty-Sessional divisions. He commen ded the |>rinc:ple of the Act, and the expenses of carry- ing it into effect would be no more than at present. After some further discussion J, JUNES, Esq. proposed, and C.&T. TOTTENHAM, Esq. seconded, That the general principles of the Highway • Act be adopted for this County." L. WILLIAMS, Esq, proposed the following amendment, which was seconded by J. WYNNE, Esq., "That the consideration of this Act be deferred until this day 12 n10uth." For the amendment. 8 Against it 2 Majority for the amendment 6 WEDNESDAY. The Court was opened this morning at 11 o'clock, be- fore R. Nt. Richards, Esq., Chairman, and the Justices. The Proclamation having been read, the following far- mers, and others, were sworn on the GRAND JURY. )lr. J, Joneo. Foreman, Eagles Inn, Corwen K. Basaett Cynwyd W. Davies, Corwea E Davies. ditto J. FAlwards. Tynyeelyn 11 G Edwards, Bryndu L Edwards. Blaenddol E. Evans, Uenfaeaucha J. E?n. Bronynedd *M.Mmun.h.rc)?eMr<! O' K Edwards. Bodhculug J. Evans, T.1yador K Evans. Tyisa J. Edwards. Pontswil R. Evans, Nantmadwm D. Foulke. Taiucha E Griffith, Tymawr J, J Olleo, Penybryn It. Jones, Tyuycelyn The CHAIRMAN brietly addressed the Grand Jury, aud referred to the cases they would have to consider. A eouuty rate of Id. in the pound, and police rate of Id. in the pound ordered. TRIALS OF PRISONERS. The calendar contained a list of seven prisoners, there was one other man out on bail, in all making 3 cases of housebreaking, 1 of obtaining goods by false pretences, and 4 cases of simple larceny. LARCENY. George Wilson and Thomas Brown were sentenced to three months imprisonment with hard labour each, for stealing a pair of shoes and a smock at Crogen, on the 13th June, the property of Peter Rowlands. Mr. Gilbertson for the prosecution. HOUSE BRKAKISQ AIW LABUK.NY. William Smith, (18), brushmaker, waBscntenced, upon his own confession, to 6 months' imprisonment, with hard labour, for entering a dwelling house at laandrillo, and stealing a pair of 8ciBSor8. The prisoner was apprehended through the activity of Evans, the police-officer. Mr. Gilbertson prosecuted. LAHCINY. Hugh Jones, a respectable-looking young man from Carnarvonshire, surrendered to take his trial for stealing a pair of trowsera. Ho pleaded not guilty. Mr. D. Pugh was for the prosecution, and Mr. G. J. Williams defended the prisoner. The prosecutor, Howel Rowlands, had returned home to visit his parents, at Festiniog, in April and May last, with whom the prisoner lodged; he also slept in the same room as prosecutor. The latter missed a pair of trowsers on the 2nd of May. The prisoner had gone home on the Saturday morning. Ho did not lend him, or authorise him or anybody to take them. The prisoner was apprehended by P.O. E. Davies, of the Montgomery- shire force, at Llanfaircareimon, with the trowsers pro- duced and identified by the prosecutor as his upon his person. The prisoner told Davies that he bought them of a tramp for 7s. 6d. Mr. G. J. Williams made a clever speech for the de- fence, and the jury acquitted the prisoner. HnilRR fiRRAKISa. I Charlei Williams, a young lad, pleaded guilty to en- tering the house of H. Pugh, in the parish of Dolgelley, and feloniously stealing 3 sovereigns and 4 half-crowns, the property of another person. Sentenced to 3 calendar months with hard labour. OBTAINING GOODS BY FALSE PRETENCES. Jane Roberts pleaded guilty to obtaining three pain of boots at Corwen, under the pretence that they were for her mistress, Mrs. Roberts also to another and similar count. Sentenced to two inoutw imprisonment for each offence. HOUSE BREAKING. George Grooves pleaded guilty and was sentenced to (5 caleudar months' imprisonment with hard labour. LARCENY. Thomas Moore pleaded guilty to stealing money to the value of 7s. 6d., at Aberdovey, from the person of his comrade. Sentenced to four months' imprisonment with hard labour. Solicitors in Court.-E. Breese, Esq.. Clerk of the Peace J. Morris, Esq.; D. Pugh, Esq.; G. J. Williams, Esq.; and Mr. W. Griffith, for the Under Sheriff. from Dolgelley, W. Williams, Esq. O. D. Hughes, Esq.. (Jonven J. G Gilbertson, Esq., Bala. It may be right to state, as the Chairman remarked, that but few of these crimes were committed by per- sons from this county, but most of them by vagrants and tramps who take advantage of the distress in Lan- cashire and the introduction of railway communication into the county.

I LLANDRILLO-YN-KHOS. LADIES' CLUB.—We are particularly desirous of calling the attention of our readers to this most in- teresting annual treat, which took place on Thurs- day, knowing the great pleasure it has afforded to all who have participated in it in former years, and the additional exertions, that have been put forth this year, in order, as far as possible, to increase the interest of the occasion. Of the blessing which the existence of such Clubs as this confer upon the country we need say but little,- the philanthropic and charitable principles upon which they are based, are sufficient to recommend them to the sympathy and support of the British public, who, thank God, are not found wanting in their countenance and sup- port of everything that tends to the amelioration and welfare of their fellow creatures. But this Club, having its existence in a strictly rural district, and diffusing ita benefits over a widely-scattered country, has a somewhat peculiar claim upon our con- cideration. Unlike similar clubs in large towns, it has but few local patrons to support it, and hence it becomes an arduous task upon those who are really and actively engaged in the work, to keep it in a prosperous state, and to extend still further the operation of its usefulness. The profits arising from the sale of tickets, and dona. tions of the annual gatherings in former years, have been a material assistance to this end; and as the two last years were not 80 successful in their results as could have been wished, the weather having been unfavour- able, we sincerely trust that the attendance this year may more than make up for the past. The day's programme was as follows: the Members of the Club assembled at Mochdre, and proceeded henee, headed by a brass band, to attend Divine Service in the Parish Church at about 12 o'clock at about 8 o'clock they returned to Mochdre, where tea, with all the usual concomitants, provided and served in a spacious mar- quee, at which all the leading families of the surround- ing neighbourhood kindly assisted between 5 and 6 o'clock dancing commenced, for which an efficient quad- rille bancMiad been engaged, and the whole entertain- ment brought to a close at 9 o'clock.

II Miss RobcrU Mr and Hn IT»riT«on,"London 12 Mr John Edwrds, baker and grocer Congregational Church. Shakspeare Cottage. Bryn ZkweJyi»—Key. R. Parry, Minister of the Congregational Church. Mn Wright and family, Leicester Mn CoTHer and family, ditto Miss Wilson, ditto Mil Ward, ditto Bronheuloq Wilberforce House.Mrs King. (Private.) Ordovia House J. Steward, Esq. (Private.) Centre Vak Mr J. Jones Miss Tow'f. PorrowMh Mi„, J M Cade, Spondon Mr H C Simpson. Derby Rev A H Wyatt. Barton-under-Needwood jjr, Wyatt and family, ditto 1 Gloddadh Terraeo Mr. Cobb. Mta Camon. West Derby Mias Roberta, ditto Malter Foncrnft. Cheetham Hill, Manchester Miss Forrester, Manchester Miss Robinson, ditto Mn Nicholson, and Master Nicholson, ditto Mr and Mrs Lloyd and family, Liverpool 2 Mias Hughes Mr and Mrs Sandaver ani family, Manchester Mr G H Bowilen, Didsbury, Manchester The Misses Bowden 3 Mrs Owens Rev G B Johnson, Edgbaston Mrs Johnson and fami'y, ditto Mrs and Misses Rea, Norshumberland Pitts Trevor Fred. Drabble, Esq. (Private) Victoria Gardens.Mr Hewitson Acanthus House—Miss Hall Mrs Rawson and family, Liverpool TY GWYN ROAD. Mr To Williams, dispensing chemist Mr. S. Leach. Mr Hugh Prichard Pins Tii-ion-Nfn. D. Williams. Rev Maurice, Mrs Day and family, Worcester J Garslon, Esq, RIaekburn T T Wilkimon, Burnley Bryn reg lir J. Rawling The Misses Burgess, Leicester Rose Hill Coitage-Misses Edwards Mrs Rossiter and family, Taunton, Somersetshire Hock Villa. Mr. J. Hughes (Private). Plas Todno.-W. H. Reece, Esq. (Private) Plas Ucha.Miss Jones TY ISSA COTTAGES. 1 Mr Robert Owens, plasterer Mrs Galley and Miss Dyke, Sheffield Mr, Mrs and Miss Rushton. Macclesfield 2 Mr Richard Roberts John Hunt, Alcester W Allwood anll (amily, Coventry Mr W and Mis Owen and family, Fayeley. Staf- fordshire John Hunt, Alcester 3 Mr. R. Owen, slate merchant 1 Trevor Cottage Mr. Hughes Mrs H E Sullivan and fitmily, Cwm Eigia, Conway Mrs R G Parry and children, Chester 2.Mr. James Thomas VAUGHAN STREET. Dinan Home.—Mr. E. Lewis. Mrs Edward Croft and family, Ribbleton, Preston Miss Riley, Fulwood, ditto Mrs Hills, Egbaston The Idisses Edmunds, ditto Mothbury Houee—Mrs. Donkin Rev Charlcs Bullock and family. Worcester Mrs and Miss Noble, Nether Bougbton Rectory, Melton Mowbray Groevenor Home—Mr. H. Parker. Mr and Mto Corbett, Myihe Cottage, Atherstone lire Wm Power and family, Baginton, Coventy Miss Weston, London Ilre Bullock. Liverpool Mr Masson, ditto Severn House..Miss Weaver Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes and family, Liverpool Mrs Williams, Rose Villa, Wellington, Salop Mrs John Clark, ditto Miss Hughes, Donnington Miss Green, Hockley, Birmingham Misses Fenton, Minnington Terrace, Liverpool Mu, the Misses and Masters Green, Hope-street, Liverpool bire and the Misses Entwistle, Manchester Misses and the Master Percival, Manchester Tudno Castle-Mr. Williams. St. Georqe'i Harbour Railway Station Life Boat Station. PRIVATE RESIDENCES, &c., Bryn-y-Bia.—G. Felton, Esq. (Private.) Shwnddahir—Mrs Sankey, Oaklands, Kent (Private.) Penrhyn.—Mrs. Phillips. (Private.) Bodafon.—J. Williams, Esq. (Private). Tan'rallt.—Andrew Schofield, Esq. (Private.) Gloddaeth.-G. Walker, Esq. (Private.) Bodysgallm.—M. D. Hollins, Esq. (Private). Marle.-W. Pilkington, Esq. (Private.) Pit". Whitehead, Esq. (Private.) Rhos Cottage, Tywyn—(Private.) Mr and Mra Vernon, the Grove, Smethwiok Miss E C Gibson and Miss S Ryland, West Croft, Moseley Road, Birmingham Treganwy.—J. LI. Jones, Esq. (Private.) Bryn Binarth.—Jos. Radcliffe, Esq., (Private.) Colwyn-home.—(Private. ) Pwll-y- Crochon.-(Private.) MARKET HALL, GLODDAETH STREET. 1: 2. John Owen 3. Thot. Prichard, Welsh hosier 4. John Brooks, pastry cook & confecti^one 5. John Homan. fancy goods 6. Mrs Anwyl, Welsh Tweed, ic. 7 Edw. Foulkes, Fishmonger 8. Meaddows, Fish, Poultry, and Game 9, 10 M. Cottello, St. John's, Liverpool II,1 2 Thomas Patrick's Bazaar 13 John Hughes, Gardener 14, Robert Jones, Fruit Dealer If), 16. J Lund Langstrath 17,18 19.Thomas Evans, Bazaar 20. W. Jones, butcher 2t Ed Roberts, green grocer 22. Martha Jones, milliner and dtaper 23, 24. J- Williams, Butcher 25 Darius Roberts, butcher 2 6 Joseph Cobb, butcher 27 P. Price, butcher 2 8 J. Jones, butcher 29 Phillip Lloyd, dealer in cheese, bacon, &c. 3 0 William Williams, Butcher 31,32. Edward Owen, Butcher John Jones, Market Keeper.