The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

COLWYN BAY VISIIQBS. j RWLLTCROCHAX HOTEL. J. S. Littlewood, Enq., resident. Mrs IjitUewood, do. J. D. Williams, t:<;<}., Manchester* Mr? Williams, do. H. P. Williams, Esq., do. L. Williams, Ea., dc. W. Williams, do. Nurse Mtirri«!i, Oohryn Bq. E. Clpgg, Esq., Roehd&la. Mrs Clegg. do.. Miss .Sctiir-, Colwyn Bar. E. H. Bramhal!Es<j., Chester. J. Prodor, I'j., OkUiim. A. Stott. E«q., do. Mr ;:itott, do. Kurse Smith, Manchester, Nre Wills, dll. Miss and miliù. Liverpwl. J. Blyth, Esq., LiveTjtool. Mis. Blyth, It". W. Urepnhow, Esq., Bo'.vdon. Mr< eb. H, James, Esq., Oresford. r v Mrs Jamei. do. E, Oliver. Esq., Manchester. Miss Clisrke, do. J. Wainwrijflit, ESIJ., M,\rple Bridg«. H. Smith, Esq., Chester. J. E. Underbill, Esq., Wolverhampton. Mrs Underbill, do. Mrs ETt.v, do. T. Turner, Esq., Hudderstitfld. Mrs Turner, do.. Miss Wilker, do. Mi as WiUox, 'i,iveri>ool. Miss Tinling, do. Misa D.it'hin, Dublin. Miss .lohMoii. tl >. O. Nf'letrop, Esq., Stockport. Mrs Nflstrofi, du. Mr J. Tindal, I.it))c Sut-tew. E. C. Watkinii, Esq., Itainhid. Mrs Walking, elII, l'rof. J. Canqibc'l Bnwn. I.ivcrpool. Mrs C. Brown, do: Miss A. nuee. duo '— J. K. E. Rayner. Es(| do. Mrs Bayner, do. J. B. WaU-rbouse, Es^ do. Mis.-i tJalatti. do. Mrs F. ivl. Jacksou, Bowdon 1\1;s., ":Il,kwln. d,), II. scluiftWd, Esq., South Siaiuley. Mf Schoficld, do, The M'-s.rs Schofield and Governess, do. Miss Potter, Manchester. Miss L, I'otirr, ch. H. Farrie, Esq., T.iveiiiool. Mrs Farrie, dn. Miss Farrie," do, Edward Clegg. Esq., M!!urow, Mrs Clesrjf, tit.. Miss Cleg £ do. H. Lisicr- Reade. Esq., and parly, CoBfloton. Mn; 'Bead- A. N'eill, K«q„ and friend, Manchester. 1 C 'ttiell. Ksq., Liverpool. Mrs O'tlrel!. do. j, Mounsev, Eq" dc.. lrs M"I,USi! d,). •- 1\!rs Cope and party, lh. A. L. Dsvenport, Esq Leek. Mrs Ð.lv¡>nporl" elr¡. l\1!' H(IdRkin"n. Liverpool. .S. HodgUinson, Esq., do. A. Kevan, .Esq., Bflton.. Mrs Kevari, do, €•' The M¡s., Kmn, cJ". 1 A. Gibbons, Esq., B. CoUam, Esq., do, T. Leigh, Esq., IJrookiands, Mr Leigh, ct". Miss Leigh, do. t A. Cbarltrm, Esq., Mrs ChirilrOn, do. 1'. F. Lever, Esq., Bolton. Mr Lever, J. Coxon, ";5<]" Oi/llvU. Mrs C»xo!i, do. K. A. Micbalopulo, Manchester, Mrs Miehftlopulo, do. Ð. i;«ylantv, Esq., Ha.I. H. Baerlrin, Esq., blau.j¡e3tef. Mrs liaerleiu, do. Miss Edna Baerlein, d. T. A, Patierson. Est., Liverpool. Mra Paitprgon, do, Mre St. George and friend, Oxton. COLWYN BAY HOTEL. W. Whitehead, iisq., Manchester. I' T. Howe, l'i^q., du. J. bowkcr, dv. illr-jt, lluudcrsfield. Mibs Hir-t, do. C. Ii irst., do. A, liucksey, ^sq., Buxtou. Mrs HuoKley, tto. J. Buck lev j Esq. de. iS. Bu'.tclcy, Esq., dQ. I J. H. Carter an, ..1'(1-: dlo. S C. Yv il.j<>n; t_d1-, ..llrl<.lktl. Aird VV':I«>r:, child and nurse, do Master He Vvllvc-u, Ivi h'l Moore, Croydott. jMLM K. M. MOv>re, do. J'. A. Moore, do. G. Milne, Esq., Invcrpocl. R, Konicdrr, J^sq., Manchester^ 1)¡ln a-nd Master Kohiedrr, dQ. il. ii. Cnot), Esq., Lectin Mrs and Miss Onob, dQ. W. PvCttj, Esq., Blundeli.sar)d.s. Rev. Uarnctt. iioaiield, Oswestry. — Robertson, Esq., Aitriueiuun. M rs Ko-bertson, clo. Mr5 'Ji;or!ey »yke-J, Rossett-. Misi Ttiorlcy fcjykeo, do. Miss Roberts, do. L. S. 1 vast.0n, Edinburgh. Mrs l,eucrcr, Worcester. 1'. Currmgton, Esq., Wrexham. F. te. Greea, .ISsq., Rurslcm. A. \V. l'ryoo Jotioi, i'l^q., Newto'wn — fcjohotie.ld, K;q" Manchester. Mrs bononeld, Uo. iVlttsr-cr (ictiotiold, do. Dr. H. J;ick.-ion, irliirnpst.eud. J. Ornian, IVq., Rudhotme. Mrs Ortnun, do. G. \V. llampviiire, Eq., and chauffeur, London. Mi-w Hampshire, do. 11, Lightwood, Esq., Staff. A. Eielding, Esq.. W. ii, Dawson, Esq., do. G. E. Graham, Esq., do C, Widison, Ksq., do. H. Jjlec-kley, Esq., Chester, i\lrs Hk.çkl-\y, (tv. Master Bkcklcy, do. Mr undMroDodd and party, Oldham. Mr a-nd Mrs Wrigley, cliiid and nurse, do. E. Ilolhng'wortn, D^bt'ion. Mrs llolhngvvorth, do. Fulier, Esq., llcaton Moor. TattersaU and party, Accrington. Dr. l'arlc, Mio'dlcton. Mrs Pari; and nntid, Misses Park, do. W. Petrie, 1<(1-, Rochdale. Misses Henderson, do. Mr Henderson, do. Mrs Johnson, Stoke-on-Trent. Miss Johnson, do. Miss F. Johnson, do. H. Cooper, Esq., Ashton-under-Lyno. Mrs Copper, do. Il, Chinn. Esq., Warwickshire. Mrs and Miss Chirm, do. — Lees, E-=q., Stcckport. Mrs Lees, do. Mr and Mrs Stott, Manchester. — Bricrley, Esq., Rochdale. Mrs Bricrley, do. E. Way, Esq., Chester. Mrs Way, do. L. Willcocks, Esq., Manchester. — Wright. Esq., do. C. B. Robinson, Esq, Leamington Spa. J. Elvcrston, Esq., Cheshire. Mr-t Elverston, do. G. A. Shaw, Esq., Stockport. W. ESumner, Esq., Birkdak. Mrs Sumner, do. — W he alley Jones, Esq., Liverpool. Mrs Wlieat-lcy Jones, do. W. Blair, Esq., Cheshire. Mr8 Blair and ohitd, do. — Bellamy, Esq., Liverpool. Mt's Bellamy, do. A. Frambo, Esq., Bushby. C. L. Edwards, Esq., and party, Longton. HOTEL MK-ntOPOLH. J. Hammond, Esq., Manchester. A. Bh"des, HuddersSeld. J. A. Rhodes, Esq., do, F. Rhodes, Esq., do. G. Rhodes, Esq., do. lL Blaekwell, Esq., New Brighton. Mra Blaekwell, o. F. G, l'amcll, t-I.. King;{,n. Miss Bradbury, Burton-on-Trent. J. Gardener, Ksq., Liverpobt. J. CUt'k, E'h Leicester. T. H. James, Hereford. — Hawrorth, Esq., Si/Uthport. M rs Hawr.rth, do. I Miss Haworth, do, •T. Haworth, E*q., do. J. Godber, Esq., Derby. E. Godber. Esa., do.. Miss Thomas, Manchester. (J. Holland, Esq., Hartund. Mra Holland, do. A. R. Oornian, Esq., London. A. O. Walker, Esq., do. P. Alcock, Esq., Manchester. Mrs Alcock, do. Miss Alcock, d'J. V. Mackay, Esq., Birkenhead. J. H8.mphirE", Esq., 1!rad{Qrd. K Peak, Esq., Manchester. Mrs Peak, do. — Metlor, Esq., New Brighton. Master Mellor. do. J. Widuwson, Esq., Manchester. Mr8 Widuwsou, 11.. Master Widowsoa, do. A. Eo Waecluter, Esq., do. Miss Gregory, do. Mrs Liverpool. O. Hughes, Esq., Carnarvon, Misses Hughes, do. R. Lambert, Esq., Ainirce. Miss Lambert, dl!. R. Thompson. Esq., L.R.A.M., BarjisW. A. Winkr, Esq., Preston. II. Fazl\.Ckerley, Esq., do. W. A. Gordon, Esq., Ash ton. A. Halliwell, Esq., Ecc1cit. Stanley Jones, Esq., Aintree. Mrs Jones; do. n. Kemp, Esq., Leicester. ,Mr3 Kemp, do. W. H. Keilyon, ESIJ., Manchester. A. W. Pulvertalt, Esq., Cork. W. C. Bustard, Esq., New Brighton. J. Owen, Esq., Manchester. Jap. Or.ver, Esq., li-ochdaJ». W. M. Wiggins, Esq., Manchester. Mra WtKgtns. J; Thorn. Ksq., DQblia. Mrs Thorn, (to. Miss Thorn, do. J..Smith. Esq., do. *«ss S«nitl». do. -^iisses South port. I Mrs Mast'pr9- ■ J. Lea, Eaq., MaadiCiter, Mrs Left, do F. Williams. Liverpool* t'l Miss Pilliams, do. ->^ MifS B. Jones, ik>. F. Morgan, Esq.. Manchester. Misa Lenora Sparks, London. Wanl Jones, Majacbe«tv>i\ W. Carty, J.r., Dnblin. r IMPERIAL HOTEL. I., Havman, Eeq., MaJaci)«rtArt W. Richardson, Esq., d". A. Butt, Esq., Sheffield. H. Stone, Esq., do. F. Reece, Es']., London. W. Fisher, Esq., Gateshead. .T. Flockton, WalsaU, S. Grvuvdv, Esq., Manchester. C. Cart right, Esq., BirmingfaftM, W. Ross, Eoj., do. J. Nunwi' k, Esq., Liverp-jol. G. Conolly, Esq., do. B. Ward, Esq., Darlington. T. i'. Wi'!s, Esq., Maneheetcr. O. Ward, Esq., Leeds. I. So.-nerville, Esq., Buxton. J. Culling, Esq., Birmingham. R. TunsUJl, Esq., Dublin. ii. MeCul, Esq., t.iverpooL C. Spence. E8!J. Sonthpoit. E. Itoberts, Esq., Bristol. .T. Koyuane, Esq.. Liverpool. I,. Thomson, Esq., do. F. Clarence, Esq., Manchester. S. Walgate. Esq.. Nottinghami B. Ferris, Esq., Uljwgow. F. Dumtice, Esq., Oldham, K. Esq., Stoko. J. Cn>s?, Esq., Derby. L. Crellin, Egq., do. G. Allan. Esij., Liverpool, S. Grant, Esq., du. J. Love. Esq., Matlock. F. Hesketh, Esq., Binuiughaili, J. RKSS, Esq., Newcastle. C. BntyU.n, Esq., Bradford. A. Wallace, Esq., do.. • D. Lewis, Esq., Bangor. l. R'.scoe. Esq.. Glasgow. B. Mayo, Esq.. d' A. Lawler, Esq., Sheffl,:■». T. Cochrane, Esq., do. ■ J. Clarke, Esq., Is>ndo;<. W. Wainwright. Esq., do. t Thomas, Esq., Ù')' F. Richards. Esq., Ilkl-:y. G. Waters, Esq., Lirerpool. E. Gilbert, Esq. Bristol. I. Meredith, Esq., Maacheatfr. L. Ca8son, Esq., Aberdeen. G. Lester, Esq., Birmingham, rI. Harris, Esq., Msu'J,ester, G. Howard, Esq.. London. •/ ST. WINIFRED'S PRIVATE HOTEL. Mrs J. Parry, London, Mrs Waimsley, Manchester. M rs Brady, Stockport. Mr fund Mrs Diinrrtclow, Warrington, Dr; and Mu Edwarda, baby and Chorlton-eiun-Hardy. Mr and Mra Mottershcad, Didobury. Mr and Mrs T. Lees, Stockport. Miss Lees, do. Mr aiid Mrs Colman, Che&Uxr. Mr and Mrs England, Aitrincham. Butler, Esq., do. W. Saa?en. Esq., Ecelea. Mr and Mrs C. Lees, Stockpt-rl. Miss Lees, do. T. Spark!«i, Efq., -Henton C?hapel. Mr a.nd Mrs. Harlow, Maccicgfield. Miss Maikin, ilanley. II. Chapman, Esq., Middlcton. Mrs Scnatt'etterc, L'rmston, —. Schatt'ettere, Esq., do. Schaft'ettere, ESKJ" do., Mr and Mrs Croon, Wallasey. Master Groon, ùü, E J. Toalo, Esq., Birmingha-'rt, W. Joliffe, E¡:.(1-, (blester, Mr and Mrs Barlow. Ileaton C '.ao:l. Misses Barlow, do. Mr and Mrs Etchohs, Sioekport. MLssos Etchel's, do. Mr and Mr., Uovcs, Wilhingtcn. THE GRANGE PRIVATE HOTEL. Miss Barker, Suuthporf. E. A. Pryant, Esq., 'Liverpool. Mr Wt lsiiv. Snuthport. lies W., d,) Mr Marsh, %T->n*t'ia.i I—. Mrs Marsh, dc. Miss Wood, Cheshire. Miss Wright, Liverpool, Mr Rouglisedge, do. Mr Travis, Oldham. Mr» Traiis, do. Mr Stafford, dr). Mrs Stafford, do. Mr Martin, Manchesier, Mrs Martin, do. Mr Jones, Creesingtou. Mrs Jones and maid, dó#. Mr Rowe, Liverpool. Mrs Rowe. dc. Mr Navl(.r, Urrast .n, Miss Naylor, d". Miss Najlor, d Mr Naylur, d". Mr Wesson, Moxley. Mr O. Wesson, Mills Jones, LiverpoaL Miss B. Jones, do. Miss Leak, d-o, IUlOS HYDRO. g. IIul"e, Ekp. Rrig-htoou M;s» Hulse, do. B. liaise, K;q., da. A. Driver, T. Ticker, Esq., ManoheiMcr. Mm, Missus and Memcs Tinker, do, A. Uurjson, do. Mra Giitison, db. W. Middle,on, lisj., do. Aim Middletton, do. — ArrmistoiKi, I'q., de-. Mrs Armwicad, do, J. llelltwcil, Ð"(1., — Wright, Ij q., Wakefield', Mr> and MiA-t W.rig'ht, tb. Hurtky, Manohcister. Miss llurtlcy, do. MUsca Hurtley, do. — Newell, Esq., odic. LOCKYEU'S PRIVATE HOTEL, Mrs Clarke. Manchester. 1\1111;3 Bairow, d'J. Mr and Mrs Smith, St. Helens. Mrs and Miss Beckett, Nottingham. Mrs Roberts, Liverxif-ul. Dr. and Mrs Martin, Manchester, Miss O- Martin, (In. Miss i\ Martin, do. Miss Rave, Huddersfleld. Mr and Mrs Dale, Hariley. Mr and Mrs Lockwood, M-'iichesler. Miss 'Lockwood, do. Messrs Lockwood (2), do. .\11' Smith, Liverpool. MIES Bromhall, Didabun Mr and Mrs Fculkes, Mancheaier,' Mr and Mrs Cardwell, do. Messrs Cardwell (2). do. Mrs and Misa Bcrrie, WitiurigtoQ, Mr and Ml's Di(\shury. Misses Carter. Vbyton Bridgs. Mr and Mr Martin, Hud. THE CHESTNUTS BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. C. Waine, Esq., Loughton, W. Noble, Boltjll. Mrs N.-ble, do. C. W. Brooke, Esq., IltuldtTcfieid. Miss Brook, d >. Miss Shaw. Sioae. S. King. Esq., Birmingham. Mr Nixon. Manchester. Mrs Nixon, do. Mr Ellison, do, Mrs Ellison, (¡r,. Mrs Close, Rochdale. Miss Close, do. Mi3 Kay, do. J. Styman, Esq., Manchester, Mrs Styniun and friend, do. H. Small. Esq., Birmingham. Mrs Smallwood. Esq., Birmingham. A. Ward, Bolton. rll Ward. d" Miss Ward, do. Master A. Ward, d •. Master J. Ward, do: E. Cookson, Esq,, Stourbridge. Mrs Cookson, do. Master Cookson, do. MATI LOW, Upper Proinenitda (Musag Cou- brough). J. J. Ctmpbell, Esq., Flixton. Mrs Campbell, do. Julius Heap, Esq, Oldham. Airs Heap do Wra Royle. Esq., Branihall. Miss Roy la, do. Frod. B txton, Esq., do. Mrs Buxton and family, do, H..Buxton, Esq., WiJmslow. Misses B-lxton, do. William Simms, Eocioa. Mis Simms, do. Mis.s Simins, do. H Fcrg*uson, Esq., Proplvvioh. Mra Miss Collins, Whal'oy liange, THE BALMORA'L, WEST PROMENADE. K. S. Dally, Esq., Manchester. Mn and Miss Brierley,Oldham. Mr and Mrs Longden, Nottingham, Mr and Mrs Lo/igden, Jho., do. Mr N. and Misa Longden, d'j. Mr and Mrs Worrall, do. Mr and Mrs Chambers, d. Ma Chambers, d,). Mr and Mrs Spratt. Cheadle Hulme, Master and Miss 1)r:\U.. do. Mr and Mrs Hilton, Radclitfe. Mr and Mrs Hunt, do. Mr and Mrs Dick, Stoke-on-Trent. n, Owen, Esq., Wre:d1am, K. Capper, Esq., do. Mrs and Miss Roberts, Dublin. O. Roberta, Esq., London. G. Clay, Esq., Hedear. NORTHFIELD, Prince's Drive, CÆlwyn Bay. N. Hartley Hackingr, Esq., J.P., Barton. Mrs Hacking, do. Misa Hacking, do. Mr E. Hacking, dp. Misa Whitelcpr^e, A shion-or<-Mersey. W. Wilson, Esq., Worsley. Mrs Wilson, do. Mr W. Wilson, junr., dQ. RIIOS-ON-SEA GOLF CLUB HOUSE. Mr H bmith, Halo, Mr C. E. C Shawdiold, Wolverhiunpl<>n. Mr R. Phillijis, dc. Mr J. Bosw«ll, do. Mr W. A. Noiaon, do. Mr C. F Chavaase, do. Mr C. Wattia, do. j STROWAN HOUSE (West Prnmepade). Rev. A. BndJllrø Hamilton King. Miss Mollie King and Jfr and Mrs WiUison, Miss WiUison and friend, Hfr a^,t Mr. f! f" IISATHFIKU) TOWKR'S (areeoL&jU av Miss Ketemeyer, resident. Mies Foster, do. Mr and Mrs Holland, Saudhach. ■ Mrs Hci-wc-od, Wrexluiia, Mr S. HeyvTwd, dl., MAENAN HOUSE (Abergele RoaJ). Harris, Esq, West Derby, Liverpool. Mrs Hams, do. Miss Harris, do. Leigh, Esq., Bewdley, Mrs Leigli, do. Miss Doris Leigh, ehddren and nurse.

CONWAY. 0AKW00D HOTEL, li. L. Davie8, E(!" j<clg!Hton. A. lrvgc.am, Esq., tK'lton, C GamOio, J' KiHerey. Mrs Gntable, Master Jt*. Gamble, K. Pre;K?ott, J?i8q., Stretfc*rd. Mrs ill! ton, SouT.ri[i'>rt. Miister Plilton, do. Miss Mn-.sey, lb. D. Brown, £ sq., West Kir by. C, Brown. C. Brown. Esq., Liverpool J. Wilson, do. F. G. Esq., Romifoy. J. Taylor, Esq., Dnkintleid. A. W ard, Esq., ticcles. S. Plant, Esq., Hyde. Mrs Plant, <.(<>. E. Shc-ntcii, Escj., llydo. Mrs Slienton. dv. R. ThrelfiAll, Eiq., Atherioa, Mrs Thrcil'aJJ, do. M i">s T. Threlfali, do. C. Thomson, Esq., Bolton. A. Ash, Esq.. Ectgrbaston. Mrs Ash, do. NV. All-ti, Mrs iju-ncaster, Rook Ferry. Miss Lanoaster, db, Mrs PattersoQ, do. J. Davies, EHq., Hcdlon Moor. M Davies, do. A. J. Pegg, Esq., Lcndon. Miss Loign, Heatc>n Mersei'. II. Riley, vsq.. Liveri>ool. Mrs Riley, do. Dr. Sc-uthum, Rushoime. Mrs Scnthttm, II, Scarratt, Esq., Sic-k^-on-Treat. Mrs Snarratt, do. G. M30C a.ig Escp. n .,i. Mrs MacCaig, do. Messrs MacCaig {2!, ftiid n'.U'Se, do. G. Benton, Estj., lb. Mrs Benton, do. A. Smalley, Esq., do. Mis Hall do. Misses Hall (2», d->. G. Simons, -Esq., d». 1 Mrs Simons, do. 11. Simons, do. Mrs Rurton, Hajborne. MÙ,s Burtc)),. (k., B. Roetrori. Esq., Mancliesier. Mrs ilos■ rcui, dc>. Rostron, Esq., do. B. Ixioyd-Jones, E^q., Halo. Mrs Lloyd-Joncs, do. M. Berry, Esq., do. Mrs Berry, do A. Booth, Esq., Mosetley Mrs Booth, do. G. Barbor, Mrs Barber. Missos Barbc>r (2), do. F. Wild, Esq., Manchester. Mr. Wild, do. Mi-sog Wiki", do.

BETTWSYCOED. URBAN ('OL^ai.KLETOION.—Tfec tolUm- ing have been l ominat-od for the vacancy caused through th? ••.■xX-irtnnerjfc of Mr Griffith, tt" Vic,- chairnmn, n-amo'y, f!Lwb Abel Oavic^ Mael- gwyn Hoarse; David Jones, 1, meetrafc-n Cot- tarys; BorCic li ftsiiBe, Royal Chik Hotel; and H=-r s, Do Eeooby Hoiiej.

DENBIGH. ALLEGED Tit c. FT OF TIMBER—At a special iKjiioe ofjurt, on Tuesday. Thomas lv,ans, traction engine driver, was cnaxged before Mr R. E. Ungues with stealing timber to tie \aluo of £10. Hit: property of Mr Will, Hopkins, tha cbntracter for the new county buildings at Ruthin. Mr O. H., Moseley appeared ior tho pro:-ecution,^ and Mr A. O. Evans defended. Evidence of arrest was given by P.O. Goo rye Jones, and accused was reminded until the fol- lowing day, bad being allowed. THE FUTURE OF THE SMITH FIELD FORTNIGHTLY FAIRS. A public meeting, convened by the (Alderman U\><J,z Jones), was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon to consider tho question of improving the fairs. The meeting waa arranged at the instigation of the To^u Council, who had invited a number of leading farmers, dcabr3, and others, to be present at the conference. The Mayor presided. The question of instituting weekly fairs uas first discussed, and it was unanimously decided that it would not be in the interest of the to hold buch fairs. A d icuoion then took p ace as to the d. sirability of establishing fortnightly fairs, and Mr John Jones (Segrwyd) proposed that this be done. fara period of 12 montlus as an experiment. Councillor II. D. II ughas sieoonded. Mr Edward Rowlands (Galch Hill) spoke strongly against the proposal, and stated that tf tor a wide oxporionoo he had a,ways found that a.ny tampering with old-esstabli-shed fairs generally resulted injuriously. Mr Samuel Roberts (butcher) thought that a fortnightly fair would greatly benefit the farmers of the district Mr Henry Roberts (Bachygraig) supported tlipt view taken by Mr Rowlands. If there was scarcity of cattle in tho monthly fairs, where was the supply to come from for a fortnightly fa!r (hear, hear). It. could not, in his opinion, bo sustained in the face of the keen competition of the pre-sent. day in the form of private and public auctions. Mr Rowlands said that fortnightly salc3 had already been tried, and proved to be failures. The result, would be exactly tho same with tho fortnightly fairs. Mr John Jonoa (Segrwyd) said that co-opera- tion on tho part of termors *nd dealers was bound to maJce tiw fairs ouooessfui, and if I hp oojtotn »"iiah prevailed J>mong«t 8<«lor9 of going I a.bout the country ecoking stock were discon- I tinuod, no one need have any anxiety on the j matter (hear, hear). I Alderman Robert Owen advocated letting the I SmithfioJd to a oont-ractor, who could sub-let to I auctioneers and .others. I Counoiiliw dough pointed out t-b*t fortnightly I sales in St. Asaoh. Corwftn. Kj.tfcir. ~n— I

FLINT^ NEW INDl'STKV. — It is under-.H>oiu thst r.t got.kttions are in pr^resxi for actjuiring land on the outskirts IA town for tho erection .of soap works- LANTERN SERVICE.—On Thursday even- ing a lantern service was given at the Na- tional School to tho children atrend'mg the children's servico a.nd Rand of Hope, when there were over three hundred present. A short service v. ith hynms was oonduc ed by the R-CY. II, Horl»ert }Iur>t, "Tho Light of t.ho World, or Scenes in the Life of Christ. was the subject of the Jcnit?, whicn WI.\> illustrated witn beautiful coloured slides, reproduces', from tho Great Masters. On Frit fay evening a simi- lar servico wa> held at i'5t. David's Church Schoolroom. Pent re, when there were over two hundred present, in-hiding members of #Jte Guild. The nfty. W. R. t'oniptoii Davies iva. the kci-urer, and the lantern us admirably worked by Mr Richard D. Was*.

LLANRWST! CRICKET.—Tlie services oi Orton br-cn secured for the ensuing season. Mr Archio Carter, the IJanrwst- wickot-keeper, has returned, and will bo a\ ailablo. A Correspondent writes:—"A wave (f incre- dulity in regard to our ChNishoo L '!ief in the doctrines laid "down in the Old Testament, and upon which our forefathers laid so much stress, appear.-hi pervade Nonconformist churches and to influence the high 'Officials 0f Churches. If these elements are alio veil tu gather f'.trce they will cripple li e ii.f.u- CJK0 and tradition.^ of rho Protestant Church to a .Qri0\13 degree. It. is to be hoped that tho ministers address themselves to counteract I and combat this evil influence, and bring the churches fo their former adherence IÜ"h"ptirø and inaduitar ited principles laid down in Scripture.

LLANDUDNO^ EASTER SERVICES. Tito services at the vark-us chn-c:y hove been arrar.irfxi as fellows?:— GtXiD FRIDAY. ST. GEORGE'S CHl'lK'lI.- 7 Li-tani and ATt'-e-ConnnunIon-'(Welsh). 8 a.m. Ditto (Engii. jj. 2 p.m.: Service. 6 p.m.: Even^mg and sermon (Welfrh). HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.- 8 a.m.: Litat.y 3'd Art6.(-c,.Jl.mul,1<,n. 12 (noon): The Three Hours' 8(,r\-i{ (eonduct- od by the Rov. D. W. Evanc, Li'nhuiarn}. 6,:30 p.m.: E en.soir:g and bennon. EASTER DAY. ST. GF/mCF/S CHCKCI1,- (çl.(";hü¡t ior; of the fi{). Cc-inraiiv:n in Welsh, at 7 and 10 a.m. In Englun, e a.m. and 12.45 p.m. Mat it's and sermon at 11.30 a-.u, Evensong and eermo-ri (W'ib) ó p m. HOLY liUMTY CHURCIi.- of the lloiy Ct^niiKur ivj: a: 5. 7, &rxt 8 and 12.15 pÆ1. Matins and s-crmon at 11 a.m. Children's Servi"e at 3.15 p.m. Evensong and j<e.rmoi; at 6.60 ST. MISSION ROOM.— Evei:»v-ng a.nd tcnn<-i, -'Wc.'«>h) ó p m BODAfUN .VlISSiON lUJOM.— Jvw.-j^ong atxi senac-n (Welsh), &

MOLD. PERSONAL,—Mr Tnoma. Jau.os. Grc-vcnor- itreot., io nuik'ng sat.«factory progr.es-? toA-ards recovery.—Major Wehljer, ttio Ctuof-Ucastable, wno recently utiderwont an operation, has almost I fully recovered, and tt" returned to Moid His dt!f clerk. JnsiKvtor Cur.ningtiam, has also undergone an oi.<?ration a? tt:o Royal Irdrrmary, Livcr[iooi, has ai.-x) returned to Molu, ami is pro- g'reK&ing l'avourabiy.

RHYJL P.S.A. SOCIAL.—A successitil social was ar- ranged by the young j>cople connected the P-!S. A. in Lh: brigade Hall, tc-day :;{-k, Mr T. Hartinig Roberts presided. PLKASAN'L' St NDAY TERNCNON — Mr P. Mostyn Wi!liu.m», ti.c prfcsident, occupied tho chair at tiie attorn >011 mtvtmg in the B-Vs' Bn^r-ido llail on Sunday. An address was de- liv> r-"u by the J. H. Ridden0. II udotk- P.S.E. F.Nl ERT.TINMEN i.—Mr P. Moatvn Williams presided over the last of the Satùr. day night contorts in the Brigade Hali on Samrday- There was a g«>-l attendai;<* ana an ex f el lent programme was gono th^ ,„rt> Ch urman gave a resume 01 tho wo-h Vt the session, and expressed' gratitude to all I !;{, who had assisted in providing the eiiteri'ui- ments week I v. EASTEll MONDAY EISTEDDFOD Th- prospects in r<'g;ird to this eisteddfod a-e encouraging Pile onirics have now reached atout 229, and mere seeing a likeiitiood of keen compelitiorw among tho choirs. Munv of the soloists are chosen frcm the choirs, aud should be able to give a güod account of th<'iyse!vc's. In addition t. the vocal and instrumental con- tests there will bo interesting recitation compe- titions. Visitors to Rhyl will have an oppor- tunity of seeing' the new pavilions on tiie trorit tho bowling greens, and' gardens, the prepara- tion? for the now fashionable roller statin"- and the new bail room in Arcade.. °' S.\LE.—On Mond-iy arvd Tuas- day, M'=rs Sheffield and Gould, cf £ hvl and Mold, conducte\l a sale of furniture at Cooper's Private Hotel, when emiuontly satisfactorv price,; were rcalis<«d. Buyers attended from all 1,a.rt;3 in the neighbourhood, and from Coiwyn Bay, Llandudno, Chester, Manchester, I.ivoijt'ol and London. From first to last there » as spirited bidding, due largely to tho expeditious and .genial., way in which the auctioneers "carried out i-fioLr duties. PETTY SESSIONS. sextans were held on Tuo.-Jay. fc-efoio Mr I. M. Hugh Jones (presiding), Mr iJJ. Ellis, Dr. More-ton Priehard, Mr John Williams, Mr T. D. Jones, and Mr J. Frimston. The lat- ter was otmgraturated ui-on his elevation to the magisterial bench. Mr Wm, JEVUIS. the licen.-e.e of the S'rirurg- hani Arms, and trainer of the Rhyl l"oo'ls«ll Club, applied for tho usual licence to ".n intfxi- on the field at the annuai Easter Monday Football Comjtetition at HhyL-The Bench did not think a licence was required, and refused the application. Mary Jarvis, a married woman residing in Gas-street, W¡¡1i fined 55 and for drunk'-n- neas, and Thomas Jones, 3, Morf a Bach, v. as lined 5s a.nd costs for being drunk and disorderly on April 9th.

RUTHIN. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.- Mr J. II. Simen presided at the fortnightly mooting of t:n> Board un Monday.—Tho Master (Mr J. E. Itolx-rts) rr-port-ed an increase of 83 in the number of vagrants relieved during the fortnight, compared With the corresttondmg period yoaE—Mrs Stanley Wcyman and Mrs Dr. Calvert were thanked for gifts of illustrated jiapers and flowers for the use of the Workhouse irao itcs.

ST. ASAPH. CATHEDRAL SERYICES. APRIL 17th (GOOD FRIDAY).— IV. 1'1' M, 22, 40, 54. E, 69, G3. 8.15 a.m.: Holy CommuTuon. 18 Matins, Litany, and sermon; hymn. 108 and 111; anthem 12, "Lord, for Thy tender mercies' sake'' (Farrant). 12.3 p.m.: Meditations on the "The Le.>i Seven Words;" preacher, tho Rev. CaiKqi Dobell; hvmns, 109, 495 (238); 115 (225). 116 (31), 634 (274), 118 (124), 119 (255), 120 (135). 121 (12), and 575. 5.15: I'Ivons>rig. Cv 1 lection throughout the day for the Soctery for the Propagation of Christianity among the Je-vtv. APRIL 18th (SATURDAY. EASTEll luYE).— 8.15 Holy Cotrmnnmon. 11.30 a.m.: Matins. 5.15 p.m. Evensong .-Crvke> Stainer in 1> flat; anthe-m 575, "If we believe that Jt>!& diod" IGOK.-). 7 Address to Communicants; hymns, 2-14 and 321. APRIL 19th (EASTER DAY): (pr. M, 2, 57, 111. E, 113, 114, 118. Atha- nasian Creed). 7.0 a.m. Holy Communion. 8 0 llolv Communion (c'noralt; hymn, 134 (2). 323, 322, 197; Oil- sen, 1 aiid 9; Service, lLirv/ootl in A flat. 11.0 a.m.: Matin*, Service, Stanford in B flat; anthem 497 tuid 500, "Ife was cut off, Blit Thou didst not leave."Hal- lehijah" (ITaniicb: hymns, 132, 133. 138; preacher, tho Very Rev. the Dean. 12.15 p.m.: Holy Com/nun ion. 3.30 p.im. Ilviwn, 125: sie-rvioe, Stit;nford JfJ B flat; Lit-ariv niitbcni 944, "0, givo t-iJn'Jos" (Oo>se.>. 6.15 p.m.: Hymns, 134, 299, 135, and 500; preacher, Yiear He-rbert livanyi. Oolieotion for the- Scckxty for the Propagation } of the GoiTK'I in foreign part. = C.M. MONTHLY MEETING.-The Monthly Methodiste of rfio VaJta CSwvtf Was 2>eM U tto Oomicr-gtwwrf fth-unal i

PRESTATYN. AN UNFENCED QUARRY—At Rhyl Poboe Court, on Tuesday. Thomas HarriiXin, of Moun- tain View, Saiidy-lane, Prestatyn, was charged with neglecting to fence the top of the Manor Hill Quarries. Mr Li. Kenrick, who prosecuted for the Treasury, stated that tho defendant was tiie 1 sssee of a quarry at Prestatyn, v uich, it was alleged- he had nogioctod to fence IJ. accord- ance with the special rules in force in the quarry, i no place was dangerous, as in one part there •va? a f<x>tpath runmng witnin four *eet <i tlo top of tiie- quarry, v.lncti had a drop of a9C fcot, IT was stated that thousands of visitors p-iised along tho footpath in tn? summer. Eviqj-jpoe aj given by Mr Rowland Jones. li.M. Inspector of Minee, a-& to the dangerous state c»f ttis t<1 of the qmrrieo, and to the necessity of fencing. Th» defendant said the men were used to ciuno-ng, and did not recjuire a fe nce. He contend ed ttsat as there was a dispute about tho footpath tio waa a watting the o^ tier's permission to take fctcpa to eree-t a fence, and as soon as permission was gra-niod he set to work, but. the posts were pulled up. He was now at- work on tne fence again, llo did not inrerruonadT evade the law. — Tne Bench lined defendant 10» 6d, and £ 1 10* M cost-6.

CARNARVON. ":¡' LEGAL St t^-fiSS.—ivir (_ Jones VN iihums^ •son_ of Mr J. Jones Williams, Rhiwias. Cdiffe, and1 who was articleci with Mr Gritiitih Jones, solicitor, Carnarvon, has passed tho intermediate exnraiaation c>l the Law Society, held recently in Eondon. CUMm-jlTiVii MEETING.—At a com- petitive moetirtg, held at Caersalem Chapel yestcrdav- week, tne cnief v mners were:—Misses A1 ortou Ovck, Minruo Williams, Janet i!hftrn«, Annie Edwards, Marian VN illiams, Messrs t. Glyn Williams, Ev.in iuvans, J. Parry Owen, Chas. Ryle Jones, Rnyl; ISurse V\ iL- liaais, Sneffield, and ct.oirs conancted by Mr D. O. liaHvard', and Master Widie Salisbury. OBIJL-Aivi.—Tne death occurrod cm LVJQ-fi. morning of Air Ù. T. Rol.ierts, Segontium- terrace. cead, 4i) years ot ago, h had earned on business as a master painter. Inough a strong Radical he did not take an active\pa-n in poiiiKa. His vale died ut>-ut two inonttis ago. LENTEN SERViuE.—Tlie Dean of Bangor wa-j tho preacner at the speeiel service at St. C'i'-urch oil ¥.{'.uilíJay <•>renin"" V\ ESLE VAN HOME lie aa- nital sermons in connection with the Vv c^k-van Home Missions wero prea"nod ai the English os ley an Chapel last Sunday by the H. G. Huruphreys. On Mondsr <he annual n.sot- lng was held, the chief speaker l^ing Rev. C. Jj/. Ilf 'at9. or tne Lonti'-n (South VV est; Mi"i</n, Lis subject L^ing aikI Shitdows erf Low London. -Mr John I'auli waa the chairmnn. A SINGULAR ADDRESS. — 'Serving Na-zareth wl-s the itddress 01 a i\i?:» a-t C'ourt Oil Saturday. COUNTY POLICE COURT.—On Saturday at the County Police Court, Hugh Roberts*. was charged with failing ».;• send his children, to school. The wife explained that h'-r huso^nd earned only 105 a week, with which seven children had to ltc, !nnintainod, and it was impossible to provide them with boots. six weeks, to see vv.jetner an improvement \ould he effected. Edeu Owen, Bethesda-street, Llanberis, sum- m-med her husl'snd, J. J. lb,<m, r, under tho Married V-, omen s Aei, The case w aa ad- journed vuth the view of a reconciliation boiacr brought aoout.

CRICCIETH, ZIOX CHAPEL BAND OF HOPE — Ifca ntorwbers of Zion C'hupel Band of Hoo- clewed tbcir winter Meetings laet week bv bokiing a conipcutive entenau-anei:t, preceded by a tea. /r>T'n 'u MariIK-tt-xmoe, j^rcictod. T.'1-,I^LtAR\After^a long illueeo, Mr Wm, Cac-rdynj.. pa-Sscd away on Thursday, aged bo years, flo the .father of M,r John Jonca, clerk to the Port-m-adoc ITrLan Coirncii, amd of the late Mr W. Oaer-Jones, eolicitor. On Satair. day, -r-ne interment tock at the cv^meterr. Llie Rr-vs. WIn. IB.) and Wa. officiating. Dcccafced wae. a mo* inte- l-f^tamr character. He belonged to tome of the iocal fa'irjjjjc>: and h^td >a nK*n;orv f^to-red with faaU bear in-? upon the hisUtrx of Criccieth. and it* inhabitants. The deepest svmpatiy « feu for M.rs Jcr.es and Miaj. Joatw in their

NEVIN. 'lilE SHOW. —There are gi«>u p-o'-ptc^ fo- a 6tieee«tfui show next Mo; day. Thv-re will 'bo .«peci»J onveyanres rannirig be'.wce-p ha*. Pwi'hcji d'urtr:g the day.

P\^LLHEU~ cflF 9DD1r^IJ^nv^ —'fee annual «-:iatoi»ent i tho knancial of the looal Oddfellows •ihow, an increase o* £ 100 lt, Uie receipt. Je tK pmviou., year. The number 15C^ Thl a7;uMrrs w- c £ >STt™,v'MONDAY- '«'«!• r«o.-a C-C.- fv .^e events a.t the athletic aiid cwim»- ix-rt^u^ will take place next Monday 5M8, Rec-aaoa Grounos. Spcctal «raiisi a.n-J rh-- fares liave been atrai'ged fc>r, *1

CARNARVONSHIRE CONSTI- TUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. AN YEAR OF ACTIVITY. The annual meeting of the members of the Carnarvonshire Constitutional Associa- tion was held at the Carnarvonshire and 'Anglesey Constitutional Club Bangor, on Saturday, The President (Col. H. Piatt, C, B.} pre- sided, and among those present were: Lord IVnrhyn, Col. tho Hon. H. Lloyd Mostyn, Capt. N. JP.ttcowart, Major Katiehtte, Messrs It Conway, t. nart ^tiiandutimV, Dut- 'ton, H. Lioyd Carter, J. P. Gregory tCa. narvon), W. T. vviuianis (BouioMiu), W. Price »rnitti (Hangor;, J. burns. ^ttansor), Cleawyn Owen t.t'wn tie lit, T. L. Lloyd wil- iiam.s, G. Jones, W, A. Foster (bangor), iiienard Ttioiuas (Carnarvon), Owen i-ewis (Llanrup;), ti. ti. Uootn (tJl<.1 Colwyn i, £ >■ O. Kooerts ICarnarvoll). A. U, Richards (Car- narvon), Hew Ldoyu Jones (Carnarvon), W. Hum.'iey VV llnains tliaugor), Hi. Edwards, ..AVith the. Secretary tMr ivi. jE- Wee). ELECl LU.N O Puii-SiDENT. Piatt proposed the election of Lord Penrhyn as president tor the ensuing year, Mr J. JJ. Gregory seconding. Lord Penrnyn, however, stated th..t he did not think he could undertake the dutv as he had a great deal of work to do. He ■did not see why Col. Piatt should not agam continue in ofiioe. Col. Piatt remarked that he was getting old, and he thought he had dono Lis. shave. Some younger man might do the work. 1,ord Penrhyn stated that he was already President of the .Northamptoashiro Conser- vative Association. Mr Richard Thomas (Carnarvon) moved that Col. Piatt should again act as president. He urged Col. Piatt to act, remarking that they might look out for a successor in the "course of the year. Lord Pelirhyrf, seconding, stated that they ,would be doing wrong in not re-electing their excellent friend Col. Piatt (hear, hear). The motion was unanimously carried .whereupon Col. Piatt facetiously remarked, This is what I call coercion" (laughtN). Mr G. II. Humphreys (Carnarvon) was re- elected auditor. THE SECRETARY S REPORT. NEW BRANCHES FORMED. The Secretary read his annualreptwt. in Which he stated that in the Arfon division "meetings were held at Llandudno, Bangor, Bethesda, Llanfairfechati, Llanberis, Pen- in a ch no, Bettwsyeoed, Colwyn, etc. The .speakers for the meeting at Llandudno were liord Kenvon Mr W. C. Hridgeinan, M.P., and Mr K. Mainwaring, these gentlemen having been requested to attend by Major Iladcliffe. The meeting was the largest of its kind ever held at Llandudno, and had proved of much benefit to the party in that locality. Mr Arthur Hughes addressed one of the Bcthesda moctings, and tho Rev. R. T. Jones and Mr H. Lloyd Carter hImj ad- dressed meetings indistrict. V> rogar(! uie oijroughs, at Hangor in Decernl>(>r tho Earl of Cawdor was the- prin- speaker at a demonstration, presided Over by their president, Co!. Piatt and Mr Arthur Hughes, and other gentlemen f>ix>ke at the gathering. The meeting was said to have helped in stimulating the party in that city. At Carnarvon a meeting was held nt which Mr Greavos Lord, of Liverpool, '•tiehvet-ed a stirring address on Tariff Ite- forni, and meetings had also been held there were addressed by Messrs D. Williams,, llaiding, and others. On 8t David's Day last a dinner was given to the members oi the Workmgmen's Conservative Club by president, Mr Lloyd Hughes, and Mr H. Lloyd Crter) one of the vice-presidents, when 350 members sat down, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Mr Simner, of LoiHhm, was the principal speaker, and Messrs Richard Thomas, J. lssard Davies, C. A; Jom-.s. as weii as the leading Conser- vatives in the borough, were present- Ho .(the ^secretary.) would be pleased to find other of their party leaders in their respective localities emulating the precedent set bv those two gentlemen—(hear, hear)—a*s the re-union of the members, of the club or branch association had a very benciicial effect by encouraging the workers to further efforts. At Pwllheli and Nevin meetings had also been held. A number of meetings were, held through- out the Eifion division, and the following .gentlemen assisted: Messrs Lloyd Priestley, R. Gordon Roberts, J L Lloyd Car- ver, David Williams, Rev. W. Morgan, and others. Much activity was shown in the Conservative camp, and in consequence of the depression in the slate and setts trades ihero had not been much difficulty in im- pressing upon the audiences the need of tariff reform. At Llandudno a new club been estab- Lshcfl, and opened with a membership of '• Branch a-ssociations had also been *ormod at Llanfairfechan, Old Colwyn, and Ciynnog. The latter consisted of eighty mem- ers, and promised to be of much service III that part of the EifioJl divison. \\r /l- ^ovei,1',('r fl 11 d December, Mr David • dliams addressed several meeting* iu vari- OtIs Parte of the county, hi.s set vices haviny; ■»<*n procured and sanctioned b the North .na.y Division of the National Union. He pleased to state that the registration in district in both the county and ,^orono;lvs had been well carried out, the net ^lc courts being as follows; Arfon, A-y; Kifion,_ 52; Boroughs. GO; total. 238. i ^t was pointed out in his last report, and could only re-iterate the importance of Selecting candidates for the three Parliarnen- T?r-V divisions—(hear, hear>—and of urging lav* opora1-'oris should commence withouTdo~ "!tis that a General Election will take pace early next year, possibly sooner, THl we ought to be ready, proceeded the e{)ort. Resides stimulating the party and *\e('piug the organisation in an efficient- state, chances of success to the candidates Wiemselves will be greatly enhanced if a rT.v>rous camPai £ n started now. At the •oiiiercnt meetings held it is noticeable tha t crest change is taking place in the opi- 5'°ns of the electorate, and the electors f111 y awakening to the fact that t the interests of the industries of tliese both of employers and employed, r^'e changes in our fiscal relations are" ab- uiutely necessary. The present time, is »ost opportune for tho prosecution of an crive propaganda, particularly on Tariff *>eform." In conclusion, Mr Nee stated that thir- à.1\ .&upscnbuig members had joined tho "Soei^^on during the year. ¡ he balanoe-sheet showed that the sub- reptions amounted to £39G 3s Gd. IMPOSED CONSERVATIVE BAZAAR, of* fi* Uichard Thomas moved the adoption lUi- a Tropor^ a,1(l the. balance-sheet, and 'it J i • Kiehards, seconding, stated that Khrnii l'1C0111s,?7-esW that a county bazaar Knf lieW m aid of tlu' ftfesociation. p only would such a bazaar be the means ConeaiS,n^ funds' ,but Jt "'t'idd stiniulato "nservatism in the county. to KifM Cartcr favoured tho proposal rev a bazaar- He considoml that tho *drr ? of 10 associ{ition was utterly in- aall T t0 copo witlt the vvork. 't was divi • upon 1/0 Perform. There wore three represented, or rather misrepre- &i-o. v, three members, and such n largf Dr«lC?U-1(1 not be property worked with the t.o" t. corn incorae- Twenty years ago the iu- amount-e<l to double what it was at ^erit/'i i OU^ £ 600 or £ 700 being sub- feiibJ!?'Jilt ownig to various causes the ^llino tt-nS faI,<;n ofl- ^'frtainly, that ^/i *-• °ff was not due to their Secretary t,nfe hear)-for Fie had done his best Pi'otrmf ")! and adl;t>rse circumstances to ife 0^ he suc^ <>f the association. They rm'asurablo distance of a Gene- PaUtlo^i011' anci >hev 6ho«H he in pre- At U,'°" f,oi:,an actljc political propaganda f«ri!,I f j «>unty w as undoubtedly suf- any r* rom ^dcprcssiou, and if tliero was c°uld ^lnrVi jn tho UnIted Kingdom which *>f t'lr^tf C up a.s aa arKumont in favour von4>irfv re^)rm that county wa.s Carnar- snc Ire-(cheers),-but OW111rf to the ab- Thcv nntiT ,e work,00ll'd not, be done. trunslit^S • ,nt;v °* literature nhrh d WcIsh- that the people »n tln r°nWtWiiatrtarifli re1for,n reaUv meant. don 1- I fear?d they hfttl bt^en do7fn u^KlH°° much "p011 abo,,t half-a- tb ll i i y perS?V,8 111 ,the county, whilst mKl^,e ClaSSeS WC1^ ab^- lutti.v apathetic. There were also landed %Tlet° £ *hn di^nothing to promote tS gentlemen had been aD- ^heir fsnw"d they had promised to double rofu^ ^fvriP1fclons' but others had utterly teu&t bft I! ,°yi fcot do anything they in uPPhod with the sinews of war, bazaar the Proposal to hold a s of.a siniiIAr f.M 4 .raeil^f?n that by means raised £ 2,000 anr» 2u ^lberalsr in Yorkshije on wiuid 1Conse1rvaUve Club in Uia not have been id ,'ts their opponents would think twice before they embarked upon ra-h measures which trampled upon the rights, of liberty and the riguts of property (hear, hear). Mr T. Hart encouraged the proposal to hold a bazaar or a garden party. He sug- gested that one of the county magnates snould be approached to see whether he would allow a bazaar or garden fct-e to be held in his grounds. Mr A. H. Richards moved that the Management Committee should considei <, the advisability of holding a bazaar for the purpose of liquidating the debt on the asso- ciation, and to provide means to contest the divisions. He said that the Carnarvon Club was once face to face with a crisis. but a bazaar not only rescued it. but was the means of bringing it such support that it was now more than paying ita way. At all the local elections all the candidates brought out under the auspices of the club had ooen successful (applause). Mr HartWfH seconded the proposal, which was carried. Mr Ckdwyn Owen thought the best way to obtain local subscriptions would be by appointing local canvassers. Circulars were not of the slightest use. He was prepared to canvass at Pwllheli. Major Iladcliffe urged the importance of personal application for subscriptions, and that as the result of a system of per- sonal canvas the subscriptions in West Flintshire were increased by over £200. He was prepared to go round with anybody. Mr Nee expressed his willingness to join hands with Major Iladcliffe. TFlE NATIONAL UNION. The following were appointed to repre- sent the Associatlon on the Central Com- mittee of the National Union: Arfan, Mr Arthur Hughes; Eifion, Sir H. J. Eilis- Nanney. Bart, and the .Borough?, Mr Richard Thomas. THE EDUCATION AND LICENCING nILL CONDEMNED. Mr Lloyd Carter moved a resolution pro- testing in emphatic terms against the Government's Education and Licensing Bills, and earnestly trusting that the leaders of the Unionist, party would offer strenuous and uncompromising opposition to both measures. Mr Lloyd Carter stated that the Government were clutching at the lawn sleeves of the Bishop of St. Asaph to rescue them out of a serious dilemma. Ho had the greatest regard and respect for his Lordship, but without. expressing- am- opi- nion on the merits ard demerits of his mea- sure,, he must say that his intervention at the present time was, to say the least, most unfortunate. They had been like a garrison defending a besieged city which had out for the last four years. They defeated Mr Birrell's Bill, and they wero ready to repel the last assault made upon them by Mr M'Kenna when Soud(hmly, with- out any consultation with the leaders of the garrison, the Bishop St. Asaph, who he admitted had done, much for the sy.stem of education which they maintained was th0 proper one, came out and acted in an in- dependent manner, without asking the several bodies of the party whether they were prepared to parley with the enemy. He was one of tho«> who believed that by standing resolute they would prevail. It was a pity that the intervention should come at such a time,, but no doubt it had been done if not at the instigation with tho connivance of Mr Lloyd George, who could see that the Govern- ment would want all the support they could obtain from the Church rty in order to carry through tho iniquitous Lticeiisiiis Bill. Notwithstanding the help which somo I members of the Episcopal Bench might give the Government in order to pass the Licensing Bill, he was sure that the com- I mon-sense of the English j^eople would pre- I vail, and that this Bill would fail as other suuilar Radical measures dealing with the licensing laws had previously failed (ap- plause). Mr Richard Thomas seeond-od the motion, which was carried.

glCrttlj of mv @ltun l'U, gt,1l1. After a proloiig-ed artd paiiJul iUltfs3, Mr W. Bknldyn Lloyd, J.P., G-orddiaan, Dolwyddok-ri, pas-od quietly away on Friday, morning. TLo ikw.ta'xl, who 50 ye-ars of ago, was wellkrio.vu tliroKghcut • North Wale- lie was born at Gorddinan in 1858. In yoxitli ho entered tho Mctrop^li- tan Bank (of England and WH!?), and wa1 prornotod to be acoountant at IUaenau Fostia- and SvhiUt at tho latter place he was ck-ct- od deacon at Rhiw C'.M. ChaTX'l. Mr Lloyd afterwards Œ-c:.l.nî(j C mo1n!r of -i'le 1..h.wo';l. Branch of the bai k. He retired about fcar years ago, and went to live with bi brother at Gorddinun. VlJrilJ the veriücr he re^k.a at Llanrw«t he W:1S appointee} deacon of tho Scion C.M. Chapel, and enjoyed the' cordial regard ancr esteem of the residents of ttie town. Tho interment took place on Tuesday, at Seion C.M. Cemetery, Llanrwst, the Revs. \V. Thomas and C. Griffiths, Dolwyddelen, officia- ting. Amongst tire chief mourner.? wore: Messrs I.loyd, Llanfairtalh-ahrn, EYilll B. I.loyd, Gorddinan, and Blcddyn Llojd, BId- eifion (brothers); Mr William Lloyd (son); Miss Edit h Lloyd (daughter); Mr Bleddyn L'oyd Oweri (nephew); Misses Lloyd, Ty'nyfrith. near Abergele (nieces); Mrs Iileddv n Lloyù, M.s E- n. lJoyd, and Mrs O. (sist&rvin-law|. The following managers of the Metropolitan Bank were also present Mr R. Williams, Car- narvon; Mr J- n. Priehard, Portrnadoc; Mr D. Williams, Bangor: Mr Hugh Jonee. Colwyn Bay; Mr David Jones, Cottway; and Mr Ar- iander Hughes, F^t.inio.g. In addition there were the dieaoons of Seioti Chapel, and Messrs O. Isffood Jones, J.P., Dr. Roberts, J.P., Messrs W. P Evans. J.P., W. J. Wil. liams, J.P., E. Mills, J.P., W. Hughes, J.P., Dr. Voyd Williams, Dr. Jones, Fostiniog; AI- derman Andreas Roberts, Festiniog; Messr.? J. D. Jones, U. O. Jone8, R. O. Da vies, Eo Th. Vi(8 Jones (solicitors), Messrs W. G. Owen, T. Rogers Jones, G. Jones. The Bull; Mat-hew Roberts, T. Williams, R. R. Owen, Ellis Pieroo, T. T. Roberts, Penlan; Ellis Williams, W. Lloyd Roberts, Avo-ndale; Mr Itohorts, Eagle Hotel; Mr Owen, dentist; Revs. W. Thomas, 0. G. Griffith. R Willia;r;s, Glan Conway; Evan J)av*ies and it Jones, Trefriw; R. Row- lands, Gwj'ucd'J Roberts, 15. James, etc.

lHYL PALACE. THE DIRECTORS' PLANS. The annual niwliag of the Flintshire County Council's Theatrical Licensing Committee was held >esterday afternoon at the Rhyl Town Hall. On the application of the Town Clerk I (Mr A. Rowlands), the theatrical licence of ¡h9 Town was ronowed, and that (f the Pres- tatyn Town Ho 11 whs renewed on the. applica- tion o<f M r Hoi land Roberts. Mr II. F.. IKiughty, of Manchester, cl'i'irman of the Queen's 'Palaeo Company, applied for a theatrical licence for a proposed theatre which is to be formed out; of th-o Queen's Arcade. lIe explained that the Arcade was not touched by the fire, and by taking out tho shftps, provid- ing a stage at the Sussex-street end", and making the roof gard'ns over the sh-ps into a balcony, a hall might bo made which would have a seat- ing acoominodation double that of the de- stroyed Palace ballroom. The hall would have a floor suitable use a,s a skating rink, or for dancing, and the place would also be avail- able for mass meetings. The main entranoo would be from the Parade, but there would be emergency exits into Sussex-street, sufficiently commodious to empty tho building in three minutes. An arrangement of partitions enable the ball to bo divided into smallo" rooms in the winter. It was proposed to build shops facing the Parade ct the front, of the oM ball- room, but the remainder of the bail room site would not be used for the present. A great deal depended, however, on tl?e decision that day of t.ho Licensing Committee. The, lioonoe a.Sked for was granted, subject, to the building wlien completed being approve by the Chairman, Mr W. J. P. Storey, and Mr J. II. Ellis.

BLAENAU FESTINIOG. Ff/JV\ JSR SHOW.—A sliow of earing: llowerj was held at tho Counoii SohccI, Van, on Satur. day. The large codc^-Uo-u was brought together mcst-i y by the mhoUrs. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. On Samrday, CaJvim.stic Methotiis'a heid their natical iWJva'. liie afternoon was held at Bowvdd Cha4«J. and WtiaS provided ever by the Rev. Silyn Roberts. The evening meeting --was held af the TaJwrnacle, Mr R. Wdliams-; in th? chair. Tho inuiSLoaj can a itctc-r was Mr David Jenkins, Mus. Bac. A OlULD liAfVl.V BITRNT.— Edward Jones, six yea-rs oJd; w,to is living with relatives at Gkin Lilian, 'lanvgrisian, rnot with an unu.-nal aotadont. It appears that the boy wa« wearirig a rd1be-r colijir. which, some mtans or other, t>oc:arno ignited, and the unfortunate child's a-nd wero ecvc-roly burnt. VVlj^LEYANTSM.—O.ving to the number eif people who have left- the district oontcquer.t vjxxi t;tanie depreHsior!, there- is a. doore-at^e ui the <n<iai- ^ervinp of the Wosteyun Chvuti. for the quarter. J he J. r fiac con^ent^d to remain another year ciU the (Wait. The Rw. I«iryn Hwghe.s wjll l«o suoceec'.ed next vcatr bj- the Rn", 1'. Janes Itc.bertA. rERSOXATi.—Mr ar-xl h. D. White Philip* •have gone for a t.rip to Pc-jt-ugah

COLWYN BAY. GrU'IIRlST JiXTH^K* LFX-TC'RES.—A general meeting cI che Gilchrist Loofcure Coin- nutiee heid in the Cotinc'i Chambers, on Tuesdav evening, the Rov. Win, Hughes presid- ing. The bala.nc"e-»heoit. w&> presented, a»d showed a b;iiarec in hand, ;fr.er dcdxictii.^ ex- peases, of JE16 146 3d. Ail ofiicoit. ci the Execu- tive C'oinmiU-eo were re-eloc-tod, and Mr H. Wil- Metro.j>oUtan Bank, was re-elected hen. secrotAry. It tyac decided to .arrange a courso of five lectures next vvintcx, FOOTBALL.—Fcr their retnrn enoexntiter with Feetinicg, at Festiuiog, ou Saturday, the Bayites have cho-sen the following te«a,m:—Hall wood, goal; W. and O. E. Wiiham.s, bac-k<; E: Griftitlte', T. Wellif.gs, sum? J. Wiiiiams, halves; MŒ Jc ncts, T. McOann, W. Parry, S. Hughes, ,a rA J. fuitli, forwards, BdliLIARD FINAL. — On clai, oveninfr. the final of the .Xovioes' Handicap at the O n- eervwtive Clttb, W1 fpLayed between Mr II. (40 (tu) and Mr W. H. II>i.ril<yy (20 on). A good game resulted in a win for tlie .former by 22. tho closing toons readimg :—H. Heap. 100" W. H. Hat tlev, ï8, "18 MARRIAGE A FAILURE On Tlmrs- day, Friday, and Saturday next, the sticeet.lful fsncioal ecmedy, "I.s Marriage A Faihiro?" will bo presented at tlie Ptrblic Hail The company, now on feour, which cx-iisdaltj of well-known ti,st,c,ik L,: under the dircotioji GÍ M.c Arthur ("I b- •bona. Each evetdng tho ou-rtam raiser, "The Chance, a otse-aot. play, will be presented. DR;OTHiM:,UO(XD. -.M r A. 11 of Old CVdwyn, -was tho ciix ake,r at the Brotherhood^ meeting, on Sunday ai'ternoon, and gave all :«1., dr on '-SelKsaeriiioe." Mr Itklmund Jonet. wa,s the soietif,, and the Rw. T. Lloyd prcsie'»d It was unanimously dtt.idod to join the other Brothorhcods in the di-nct, in holding w unitod Brother]lood deononslxaUon, in tho Public llaD, next Sunday aftenicoa.

EGLWYSBACH. BRYND^iurs YN (.M.L'.k—a. very interest- ing misceliunwua meeting in connection with the Band 0'f Hope was hold at above chapel larit week. The tuition of the children had been superintended by Mr J. Lewis Roberts, who will leave the district ne-xt week for Liver- pool- The number of children at the place is very limited, but it is very gratifying- to Dot I that 000 and aij rendered a very good account of their abilities. Frizes were awarded for solos and nignt-sing-ing to Mioses Katie aru. Mary Owen. and Master Arthur Owen, ion, and for reciting to Master Evan Tlioma?, Btryndaiotiyn. Messrs Isaac Davies, Win. Wil- liams, Richard Williams, and J. Lewi- Roberts (Tv Ccha) rendered solos during the evening, and Mr Hugh Jones recited. Mr lb- berts, Bryn Bloc: conducted the meeting-

PORTMADOCT IIIiH I Ti. r THE L/I. D CMUMlSSKSN. P <• V^n CoiRnue^ioriens met at the C ]•' Ti lr !™ *"d*y. ai«d clook-d Mr ^ioa forM;'R°rr; 83 T^jf ^!crk' dfl-es for the i^dJ-kn°riidt'^<^re,?Ti Ca°!f* tion on die Connt/C^lincil 4 'berts, Pias-y-Bn-n. <!a.-na.rin V TiedcS"; "c A Coron2itt.ee are anran^ir- Si three cand^t^ to flddre. the clecior, £ J £ ? K l«*vc a t^tUd- P't VIT MISSION ARY WOPV -,r-. I^'xi,0"d^>. gave an illur! rated adire^ work eiU»U.rIvd ^T' °a <lFch Mkwonary v^^rtiand^s PS!t 1 he' moti<"r a"1 E^e^e. ii.irf. =u cecuiideu by Mrts PENMORFA WATER SCPPLY.-The Looai Government Board requite further p*tkS in regard to the eehome for supplmi waS^T. lcranorfa, bexore consenting to a loan el £ 150 to carry out th. works. TIK-J ah>o re(|iur. ar a^nrance from the Glaslyn Run..] Council tba* 0 «obeivie wil-1 no;, cxc-eeni £ i<V) \v ''X 'rH;E l;NFORTCNATE.—Mi^ R \V. Owen Gariii-tenacc. ha.s been appointed by itC &U3«»nf 40 have the rpecial earo •<-f the f;i.|len women m the Workh^u^ It w her intention to «-ct £ re &inta«on5 for tW woo -nlell and to have lady fnends to visit inters "in. bv thcHili -»& be inidee! ° f<>W) tae ^a'ding-c-at tW RESUMING WORK.—The Rev. D J W,< hame. pae-tcr the Me-morhvl Cr.V* h^ duties on Sunday, after an aWr«.'froai! hento of «ovot«.l- weeks, owit-g to, ill-h^ui wt a now n^ improved U" tL* THE INCENSING BILL.-Every cham-1 in the town and district lias txtacfrl IK1 favour of the Licensor' Bill iaUoTl A NEW MOVE —fhe rar' r I)ob:*unig Socio.ie. have W ejoer tne de-uvtibilky of forming « mv r ary and Doha tin- S(»ie.t v Wr there was a most flourivhin^ f wi '[» IT ciety. with Mr Tlioina- T?.r,^T -'lng pr»Mcn, I, \4'T,t £ n;nS"en'M Mr D-L^

TREMADOC. RELICT OF ALLTUD E1FK>N.—Th, fnnaml ri>k i>'a"« M,sTJ<mr' widow Aliu,t' Kifioo« vS rt Tuesday at L^ribe-bii.g CinKcSi; • v Deeea-ed wa& 79 years <>kl, and diet ira lily uite-r a f-hort illneee.

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