The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

1- PENMAENMAWR. I LIST OF VISITORS. PendySryn—S D Darbifthire, Esq. Private G)yn—H. N. Winstantey, Esq. Private Bodhyfryd-Mr H Jonet, Shop, (Dwygyfychi.) Post- et6ce <: Groter CroM-key* Tavern-Mr Thomas Robtttt- Bfdoi !nn—Mr Wm Evant Tai BaKh—Rev C Bowen W T MtUeoon, Esq, London Mn) Malteson and ftmity, do Tan'rattt—MrUwen Williams. Grottt Mim Allen, Southport CaeMfun—H Crttm. Esq Mr Mome RobiMou and hmUy, BMhurst, Croydon Vicarage-Rev D ThontM, M.A. Private T'nMrt'K—MrBWMianx. Shoemaker & Gr"er Ttwyn't Wylh-D Hughes, Esq. Private TM y foet—Murrtty Gladfitone, Esq. Private PJM Ucbt—MrB Macdonald. FriTate PtM JM—G Johnston, Eoq. Private Tyddyn bteh—C Sbertock. Esq, Architect. PrtYat Tyddyn btfM- Mt Wm Rober!! Chape) Home—Mr John Wiitiams, Provision Deafer Erw Villa, Ko. !—Mr Robert Hudson Misses Bedford, do Mr HoweU, \tanc)iHSter Hrw Vi)ta, No. 2-.Nir John Thomas, Builder Mrs Litchfield, Devontry, Northampton MiMLiteMeM.do Master LituhfifM, do Mrs Bew, Manchester MrBfw.do Miss Hew, do Erw Lydan House—Mr John Jones, grocer, &C. Pen RI,iw-1\Ir WiUiam Williams Miss Campùell, LlghtcIítfe Nli"A AV C,,Illlljliell 'II' Arthur Hradtord, Yoi-kiliire ,NII-S Vr.tn Cottanf—\[r Richard Williams Rev I)illli,l f:ttiiil)-, I.sliiigtt)n lsliiii,i Vil'w-\¡I' 1),illiul Huberts ChasBroadbent. E.q, The H,)IlieA, near Warringtou Mra f<roadbcutandt'n'!y,d" 0 Pritc))))rd LeM, t!;)i"h.U lIIi-s J:wk«1II, d" Uug"l Army (retired), London \!i..]'.atw<.)t Mi.sKing R""frt Jones Vit'n'—A!r )!ohfrt)f)nfs J (} ',f near Liver p.) f.nnt!v \r'('\r-1is Jt).WS 'I\' T\d!t., "\Ï:liH:.r1nn Cnw¡¡wn, Murrey }Ir:¡ 'l"y<'bt'uh) i'a!ni)v,d" U..v.)t,ea.mtf:u)u! London 1, lli,ii No) 1-Ir- \Ii Cluit a!;d parl"y, !:o<:k Park, Che..hiro ? — 'Jr father: Jill" Pn\i :\1111 f:tn]i)y, E'!g)j.t-<ton I \li, Fr""ci" d) Rev C ner\rLl, <J 'os<. Manche.-itHr )Irs B.w\ "I' I tamil.I', ,10 !t.'v Ardoyn<' A H Thoma:) WYt'?n?. !London M?Y????d???do \?\'??.?oj-MrRThomM W\Vt'Yet',H-q. \tllvl'rhampton \V"e¡', <10 M",¡. \r, d Mr.-iKitK'iidi.'?i ft'n'ty. Duhhn )'??\h?—\))'.Joh)t Ro\Ltt[d'i nt)\I.Litds M i- )htn,.h. (J <' \V,ÜerH,.ld, Esq. TMtnpie Crove, East Shcetl ,ri: Synowls 31i,is 131 iililv Mrsr..)tTinston,t)noIin l\ti:o; do J r R<CTillgt.o", E, ¡¡"yal .rlil1ery, Shoebnrynesg T Thomas )'.r;n :\Iaellol- \(r T Hushes W Hre\vster Hon. ttiitl Rev Andrew Godfrey Stuart, Cotlesmore, ){ut);uid StH.'u't, do Mr Wnt St u.trt, do Cm. E,tl,II-"ln Lyons nnd Mrs Grant Mr HuKh Pc'k'os and faiiiil\ Liverpoat )-'ron ))tft)(i—MM Wi))Mma Mra Krnon, i\hn"heter Miss Kh""n, <1o M)'!) Ki)n)aird, do Miss Cheathan), do Mr Kewton, do <;)Mn v Mor—J Harnson, Esq Ltdy EHyamere and {amity :1 arianrlir-J Harrison, Esq T Kar!e. Esq. Lu'erpoo! Mrs Ende xn ) family, do fronwendon— RevW Purcell Rev A R Campbult and family, Aston Rectory, Rother- bam (4arod-Nliss Whitley J Ilaigli, Eiiq. Heaton Lodge, HuddersneM MM Haish antI famity, do Mr Yate-, London Mr9 Yate! do MM9 Yates, do Mr Forge, Yorttshire Min-ydon.—Mr D Foulkes. T B HoraMI, E,3q,.Nl P, Bellamour HaU, near Rugeley, and party Phs y-)nor.—Mra. Lyoos. A K Gi))i)an, Esq. Liverpool Mrs Gillilan Master GiHi)an Rev Mr Wherton Mrs Wherton and famijy Vicarage—Rev D. ThomM. P)a-! Rhwyfryn-\lr Edwin Wyatt HonMe Mra C Grenfet), Taptow Court, BueHngham. shire Raifwoy Sation-Nlr G Crosby. Stationmaster Brook ColtaLe-Mr Robert RoberM, Builder Rev B Croathwaite and famity Bryn Derwen—Mr T A Koherta. chemist & drt)g);)st T Agnew, Eaq, jun., Manchester A!rs Agsew and famiiy, do Mountain View—Mr W. P. Ayres Dwyn Onn Cottage-Mr John Jones Mr AaMin, Liverpool Mrs AsMia, do Miaaee Aah)in, do Mr C AshUn, do GIKndwr-Mr Robert Thomas Mis!) Paake, Leamington Mrs Newbury, Chelteuham Mrs Lucas and famtly, London Fancy Bazaar—Mr T Patrick Brynmor-W Jones, Esq. Private Bron Eryri-Mr Wm Roberts, Post-office Brynhyfryd—Private. Fred BuUin, Eaq, LUS, PCS, Eng., Dentiat, Cheater Penmaett Cottar—J E Horton, Esq, M.D. Private Penmaenmawr Hotel—Miss Smith MM Edw Weatern, Harley atreet, London Geo A Western, Esq, do Misses Western FeUden, Esq, Wotton Park, Blackburn Mrs Feitdan Miss Ffiiden Harry Taylor, Esq, AIdermanbury, London Mra Taylor, do Missea EisdaU, The Cedars, Epaom Rock, Esq Mrs Rock Mra Woodward, Arley, Shrewsbury Miss Woodward, do Lord Robt Montague, London Lady Montague and fatuity, do John Cronin, Esq, Cromore, Ireland Capt LaseeUea, R A Mayson, Eaq., Fallowneld, Manchester Mra Mayaon Vatpy, Eaq Mrd Valpy Miss Valpy Maater Va)py E Pache, Esq, London Mrs Paohe Master Pache A Coxhead, Esq, RusaeU aquare, London Mrs Coxhead MisaCoxhead Miss C Coxhead Misa E Coxhead Master Coxhead Master T Coxhead Master B Coxhead T S ScrimgHour, Esq, Highgate, London Mra Scntngeour W S Scrimgeour, Esq Master Scrimgeour Master W Sorimgeour Ptas Celyn-R KneethaH', Esq, PfilrAte Celyn-dy-Mr Dunean Private Wyatt's Livery Stables-Mr Ed'vin Wyatt Ty Mawr—Mr Uvin Porter Robinton T Agnew, Eaq, Manchester Mra Agnew and family, do Piaa Ty Mawr—Mra Davies S L BebrenB, Esq, and family, Manchester Regent House—Mr H Davies, Tailor and Dfaptt Bryn MttenM—MrO. Wittiama Mrs GraTtam WiUmore and famUy, Harbome, near Bir- mint:ham H Porter, Esq, do Robt Hughes, M D Chape) House- Brynderw-Mr Wm Roberts Seiriol View—Mr R Evans, Grocer, tt. Capt Lake, R.N., Chelteuham Pttts Maelgwyn-iN!t J Wittitma Rev F B Newman and famiiy, Burtou Latimer, North- acts Black Lion—Mra Davies Maeemaenen—Mra Hughes, MUUner J JamHin, Esq. Oxford, do Mra Jambun and famity, do Bryn Seine:—Mr M EVM9, TtUet& Dttfef Frondeg -Mr Samuel Jones W B W cathead, Riq, aud f.imiiy, Hotmes Chapel, Che- shire Liverpool House—Mf W Lewia, Provision Warehouse MMjntf MiasJria' MisiiEJnfT Petimaeti Hotise-Nlr John Jonf! noot& Shoe mJker Manchester Hutxc—Mra .\t Jones, Nlilliner and Draper jf'tondirion—Mr John Kvans Chester floiise-lir,r. ')'. Roberta, Grocer. Chester Home—Mr. Mark Hearts. J B BiUmer, Esq, Ch.ttworth, Great Malvern, Worcen- terahire ,r I' Moberly, Lon'!on 'Ii. E F Moher), ? Misfi F I< Mobo'tt-y L L Siiiirpe,, OxforLI f C Appletun, E.'l' ICE Carey, E'q L). Roherts, gelJcral Mercer. Loudm Hu?ae—Mr. M.u'kHuberts. \h' Audcr.'}ot), Lo"don Mr.<ndt:r.<t))), do \r, Lock)t;u't .IIi, Lt'ekh.u't \Iitt,n:tfi Tbos Jones Mr S I Stunt-bridge \;M Hushes, do .i, H IIgh"s, ,10 \li, Pid"o"k. \i<>nl, Herts :\ti-:ij Helen d.' .()Ish Vi,T 'VI"ij.CJ,t. {l. p"¡v..Ite Jr Cbinm:)n, Li\<i't"t (,u.tth!.—Mr i?'?a''d '.t )rn'i DUTcnnRS. r.ntYr\ .1 W Jo"i P,II'¡I\ r "I ,r )))"! Wi!)i)ms Felifil 101111 .JOIl"S 1TACES OF rUHLIO WORSMIP AND ?t [), y fvlchi. T \Vq'It. "I, :onlo Vicw j V"I'II"" I ¡"I'I¡j.hjn\ !fj.t'em)yf!'[yn r).ke—Ur ?Wr?h ;)3('am S..rvir(- )'?''sh 0?" ?V?sn <i ?)'") Satirl,iy "'the month. aftt'1' lIlurnillt.: st'r\i('e. 1 III tile tilir(i nllllay ill "ach mOl/th there wi!) be )ir.u.y .m<t holy the Parish Church at ¡ zi III School. Chu¡'(.lJ of and 6Mp.m. The ViMrw.nt)<) iii,zel) to any English i\'iIg ;dd¡titHlal ElJgli'll ervice,3 on Siindiiy,4 d.unHg g. R' minuter. Suti,l;iy Service) at H t.');t.m. U. (to. 3 Op.m. ,it 9 30 a.m. )).). d.). 6 Op.m. D.). School 130p.m. Sunday (Wel,h] School nt 10 a.m. J)! do. Service 2p.m. Vo. (10. do. 6p.m. Citivillistit- :\Ietho,list Chapel, Peilytrae. Wc!h Service'):!() a.m.. Sunday School P.m., 5ervicf6p.m. Methodist Chapel. Sunday (We).h)');M.).m.. 6 p.m., Sunday Seboo! 2 POST OFF!CR REGULATIONS The ofSce is opf!)ed on week days durn)!; summer months from Y a in tot')pm.;and tetter box closed at 6 30 p.m. "oj Pn':t!)C!'stamp' stamped envetopes, and London P.,stal District Lt.-tart't.otd. 'Money ofde s flJld Savings Bank Transacttonsare ts. Med and paid from9amti!t6pm, and on Saturday!) ti)!8pm. (jn Suno"1 no money order business is transacted. T')ede)ive)')-he)<insi't830am. '1'he letter t'ox i'- ch'sed 5 minutes before despatch J)æp'\tch on Sunday at 10 25 a.m.

LLANFAIRFECHAN. Penmaen Lndite-Mr E Roberts R J Tennant,Eaq, Cambridge Bryn Cetyn—Mra Archibald Webster A Graydon. Esq. Dublin Mra GraydorullG family, do HGrnweott.Eaq.StaffordsMre .\)M Growcott and f.muty, do Miss Wotveraott, do Mr Wolverson Miaa Pel:, Bir!tenhe!td Co! De But.ta, BaHgor Mrs De Butts MiM De Butta Mr Llewelyn De Butta Miss HogM, Banger Miss Brown, DuMia Bryn Derwn—Mr John D*V e* Mra StewM-t, Hverpool Miss Stewart, do F NewbouM, Eaq, and hmily, Charlton Peuntften ViXa.—Misa Ellis To; Mat, Es% Cambridge Mrs Tennant Penmaen Vi)ta, —MiM Williams Mra Freer, BircMeId, Birmingham Lady EM'i and hruiiy Rev W Haugbton Freer, Seddngton Rectory, Tam- wortb Mra Freer, do Rev T H Freer, Wellington CoUege, Berkehire PenmMn View, No t—Mr John Wijtitma Penmaen View. No 3-Mr Thoa Hughes, Builder Liffrpoo) House, No 4-Mr R Roberts, Grocer Birmingham Houie, No 5—Mr J Hughes. Plumber,&c Quarrymnn't Arms—Mr Evan Wittiams Fair View—Mt Wm Roberts Profesaor Moaier Williams and family, Oxford Ocean View-Mr W Owen, grocer Rev R S Chermside, Wretton Rectory, Salisbury Mrs ChermMde aud family Mra Waithen and family, Nap)etoa, Worcester Bryn Goteu VHb—Private MiLe-,zgwyn-Mr Thomaa Hughes Glan Menai—Mrs Davies Mrs ShorthoM and family, Stafford Col Chambera, Oxford Mra Chambers and family Sommer V'))a— L)'fairfe<-han Hotel-Mr Wm Acton Castle Inn—Mr William Hughea Bontnewydd-Mr W Hughf 9, grocer Fron Pare—Mr Joseph EvaM. Private Mona View, No. I-Misses Williams Profesaor Rawiitisna, Oxford Mra RawUnaon and family, do Mona View. No. 2-Mr John Williams Mr Corbet, Shrewsbury Mrs Corbet and family, do Sea View. Houxe—Mr E J Brigjp) Needham, Eftq, Manchester Mrs Needham and ffunity John Pattemon, Esq. and family, Oak Mount, Fa!!ow- neId.Manehester E Aehwortb, Eaq, do Sea View-Rev Harriet Jones. M.A. PnTtte Menai Bank-Mr T Herbert Radcline, Eaq, Maucheater Mrs Radeiiffe and family Rock Villa-Mr. William WiUiama. Lady Leighton, Cheltenham D C Leighton, Esq Mrs Leighton and famity Lavan View Home, Ladiea Boarding Sehoe!—MiM Gracie Giandon—Mr Robert Wi))iMM Mr Borrowdaie, Manchester MmBorrowdate.do MrandMoThompBon.d.o Mr and MraHeather.do Mr and Mrs Thompaoa, Liverpoo Railway Station—ttr W Williams, Station OMttet Bron'Mrdf)—Mr J Eastwood. Private Bryn y Neutdd—J Ptatt, Esq. Private P)a<L)anfair—RLuck,E<q Private Hanfair Cottage—Lyon* Kerana, MRCS. Pnvttt Bron y Maen-Mrs Wynne Mr Mason, West Brixton, Sun-ey Mrs Mason and family Miis Hardey, Brighton, Sussex Mr ThrelfaU, Woodplumptou, LMcaaMre MM Thre!fall, do Mrs Hebden, 8t John's Wood, London Idia Batteabury, Brompton Plas Newydd—Mr Wm. R'pbrey9 Mrs Melhr MtM Fux. MMcheater Mrs Borton MiNiShattweIt tocliondeb-Mr R Hughel, butchef Rev J Bowen, Rectof o! Watton Lewes, t<orfoUc M rs Bowen, do ?"?'C?t?M?Robe?,?rd.a).r Gorphwvsfa-Mr E.hv?) t??.?'s?rocef S'JOP ls.t—Mr Jobn Huhert. Westeyan Chape) Hou.e-Mr H litiglies, dcater in crockery P].i.! Uclia-Alr John jovieq. Private ,I,all y (yetiliiti-Mr H Joiles John Dunn, Esq. Cambridge Mrs Dunnandt'iUU'ty Mi.. DUlin TyddYlIl'holl\y-r s Thomas Env H P! ????-.??? ?te flecior?*- 11"1' e C Ellis, I A. Private L).tnf<.ir Ar..M-Mr K R..))<f.rts Me)uu Vi??-?'r.unMKer!:um,jomer. l'u<t('t)icc.-?tr I!t. K"?.?"?'' j..?,e.?!r )!. Jon'<M?')Cr<hant Bronra!)t-?rlt H?r?..ii<pe?i"!{ ?df?mty t-ilt-illi,t Froll (j{)['h-\ll' \V'n. Junes .TuH Sn..u- Ili, J g-rOL'L'r We'.—t' t'n y PI'II)'h')'1I ""IT ,¡ 1 \1, .I ""¡ O ,11 Pe,.vbryn X". ''tr \\l BO'Il'l'c" tteurySt!ft, g:i({, I.nwlnn The Beehive [Direetory OfKce,] Thos. PiliIIips. Ge .ei-al Provision a.:iA F.uniiy Grocer. P,vhry.. ?.r. 4 .).'??'?? Hyn ?'ir?.-?.-srs tj?hR.??andhon. D.U't.s I-IlIlIé-T &c. (urn??!?. \),.)rn,!tu?"sti.-nc?(.r?-?".? j Wt':s)) t'r.s))?.'ri.;n <'))?.ctt'<?s?-.?''< T? u In. sI 'tir' nOIHJ'!S \fr.< I J arr;" C:lwuridge h; Har)l.i, Esq, ,1" W'" !u''t'rra tht. I).rc.!u.'y. (' PLACES OF p{nLW \VO .SHf? AM) Timm Rf- I''t. Rev. EugHsh ;1,11, '.n"')6p.m. I'r"sh\"t"rhll Uh:1. ,cJ. ')'h?Rev f1 ¡)hn PhJlJjlH M'iU in In-;1ih to-morrow lI1orui"g at b.ltpa,t 10 u'cl.k. Service at 10.1.111. S.ttn)..)' St'))oo) al 21' ,pr)' oth, SUllday \)<th.').t C;¡apd. Sunday Si-Ilool at it) service at 2 &Gp.m. C«n,<).-)t.nio!) Ch..ppL -itin(l;iy St-liof)i, ga.III.; \l']1J !o\enÎet.'2 1'.111. and 6f)'n Letters (1(!IiverLd at 9 a in; desljittcli 4 !J)"n

I ABER. I Gorddinog-G GiHson.Hs't.&Misses Gittson. Prtt-ate HHf)f..<W.Grit))th!). H).q Tttn'ratt.—Mr H Owens :l1ill Colta¡;:e-H Birley E"l Private BrVlltirioll- \11' Huh Owell. Tan y F;'nwenl-L1. Lewis, Esq, (Private.) Bulkele), Ai-iiis H..tf')—M)' H Eel-vards Penybi,yri-Nir Evun Jont") Rectory-Itev T W.ftiams, M A At'er Church. Rev. Thom.ts Norris Williams..II. A. Weisb Service at 10 o'clock, H.m., und at 6 p.m., Suf!day Schoo)at ))ii)t-p.t8t'2p.m.

I MENAI BRIDGE. I MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM EVANS, ESQ., MER- CHANT. Great rejoicing prevailed in this fashionaHe and inte- reating little town on Thursday, the 18th inst,, on the occasion of the marriage of Wm Evaus, Esq., merchant, of this place, eldest son of Roger Evans, Esq., Fron Goeb, Pentraeth, to Miss Annie Mitis, daughter of the Rev. John Mitts, F R.A.S., London. As might have been expected, the auspicious occasion was taken advantage of by the inhabitants of the town to manifest their good feeling and respect for the fami- ly, and at an earty hour the town presented a gay ap- pearance 8ags and banners fluttered gracefully from the principal hoteis, and from nearly all the houses in the pubUc thoroughfares, especiai)y Beaumaris Road and the Packet Road, some of them being tastefully orna- mented with evergreens and Sowers. The StgstaS' which belongs to Messrs. R. and n. Daviea, merebante, had a most unique and beautiful appearance. At the usual hour, a salute was nred from the rock opposite the George Hote), which echoed along the banks of the Menai, and which was continued at intar- vals duriag the most part of the day. On the same day, all the employés at the different es- tablishments of the nrm. of Messrs. Roger Evans and Son were treated to a holiday on the occasion, and were tiso entertained with a sumptuom dinner, which was prepared and superintended by Mr. Henry Humphreys, Bulkeloy Arma. At one o'clock, upwards of 60 persons assembled and proceeded to the New Ha)t, where the dinner was laid. They aU appeared weH dresaed am!. respeetaMe persons; most of them wore a rosette or a white ribbon in honour of the occasion. After partaking of the re- paat which was served up so weU—having, no doubt, done perfect justice to the same—th< etoth was removed, t 'd Mr. Henry Jones was voted to the chtur. The Chairman congratulated all present on their meet- ing together to celebrate such a happy event Addresses suitable for the occasion were delivered by the following person'! :—Mr. J)avid Roberts, CadnMt Mills; Mr. Eieazt;rWi))iams, Penrhyn Mi))- Mr. T. Hughes, ditto; Mr. D. Roberts, ditto, Mr. Hum- phreys, Menai Bridge aud Mr. D. WiUiams, PeMig Milh. Severat rounds of hearty cheers were given for the Bridegroom and the Bride. The names of Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Frecgoch, werete- ceived with three cheers. A vote of thanks w:M also pven to the Misses Evana for their preaenee and assistance. After thanking Mr. Humphreys for the good spread provided, that gentleman returned thanks in a neat opeech. There ware several good songs sue;; during the meet- ing. The company, after acknowtedging th3 services of the chairman in presiding, sang the Old Hundredth," which terminated this pleasant meeting. All present separated highty delighted and gratified with the proceedings, and with a fefting of gratitude to their empioyer for his kindness and liberality on the oc- tMton.

I BUTHIN. At young man named Llewelyn Jones was dnving home on Sunday evening, his gig was upset, and himself thrown out. Hia legs were much injured, and the horse was also sadly cut, and is unable to walk at present. The young man, we are glad* to say, is not very aeriouaiy hurt. On Saturday evening the town of Ruthin was thrown into a state of consternation and alarm by the vigorous ringing of the 8re bells. This wa!} to give the alarm of a fire at CaerfyHin, about a mile Md a h.t!f distant. 'J he 6re engine was soon out, and a iarge concouroe of peroous proceeded thither. Happily the fire was soon got un- der and confined to the out-houeea and farm buildings most of which were destroyed. The cause of the hre appears to have been accidental. One old man sup;g,a> ed that it arose from the live ashes of the tobacco pipe of some carelcs* servant, remarking, That is the gene- ral case in Wales always when there is a Sre." GRAND CaoHAL FESTIVAL.—The second annual meet ing of Parochial Choits in connection with the St. Asaph Chora) Association took place at St. Peter's Church, Ruthin, on Friday (yesterday). The afternoon service waa performed in English, a sermon being preach- ed by Lord Bishop of Exford. The evening service was in Welsh, when the sermon was preached by the Rev. Edward Jones, M. A., Vicar of Nantgtyn. Collections were made at each service towards the fnnda of the As- sociation. The Cathedral choir and the choirs of ten parifthea in the Diocese took part in the services. Re- freshments were provided for the choirs at the National Schoolroom; and a cold tuacheon was prepared for visi- tors in the Lion Hotel. The railway company, never failing to accommodate public movements, made ar- rangements by which parties from every station on the line were enabled to attend the Festival at < low fare,— coMequentty a very larga eoncourM of people were pre- *Mt. A

:Ð.idkØ, narrÜttøt aiM ?KeM.?.r?.??' ???' d 6i; ?f )tfHn< "? ???fM< ?/ ?<'K «??<t<r<?, <M- f?Mn.!tt-<t;t;e'<.i ,to ? «tf0)<t;h MM' accredited Agenti. BIRTHS. On the Mth t°'t. the wife ot Mr. Robert*. Oerk. Pwt ?4b- rhyn, of a dsughter. MARRIAGES. Onthe-Mthinat. at the British Leati,)1\. Drei,lon. by the n?,v oh H a Writ:ht. ? A Kriti.h <;h!m?!n..wtateft by the HM? A Mo? ? A M)ow .n.i Tat..r of .j?u. Co))<e, ?bri? V?o?. third son cf S. U. n..r)?hi.e Ks.i. of Pen. Ivffrvn ';onwM. to }fane ;-ounf;Mt <httt<?'-r..ftht;hte<F. August!-MtKr. hoq..St&te!iCom.niMio.)crof On the "r') )n'!t at L)Mhadri< Church. A')i!)<:Ma. hy the Rev. WiUiam JuhnMn. VhM. asisto,f 1). tli,, ],ev K.Stc')))..osoa. )) A 'Incu.nhentof St..htn)M. Ashtcd. Birmillh",u H. H()hday, Esq., of Hirehtietd. Birmin,;h.tn). in L'Mr:t. f.i.'Mt daughter of Mr. Owen ThorniM, tf (;:UfV!o:. c.tr<)).) <n. ths J8t)< inst. in the Pi;h ChMr.'h nf by ilip, itpv (tnch.s MiMUoyd, ofHofywett. On '.he 2<th in-t.. :tt L'n'ht'.T!r. by th.- Rev .t. ?ohfrh. M tn?tmbent of St.t t'k's. \re<)?. acn.y ? <.rn.<q 0 Ctai?h!h. i.t th? .?n'.ty of Tii,?.y. t.. "?[tr. '? .th' !)(!)<) [?u?'terofThom.MU?hej, o C \.?.?'t, i?.ib?h- s lire. On the 2Sth inst, at Ratem Cha¡)d. I";l-t11!1 roc. by t!1,) "eT. Ambroae. ,I"i itell by th!- L in tfull, .\Ir..fohn .rolle] Br:uchys¡1i:n, cr,t ..th t, I ¡,ry ,j.1e, dtU;htt:r< thet.tte H. E,lw;lrd.l'I. Sur,:c'JrI J' :L :i,& .< On the Hth t.t<t :1" :!M We)).. I I ? :J1,tJ1 Street, by the Hcv ifenry le'I, hiUhal \l ;'>1] .t. et.tett ")n of J: ? c') to ?!)aic.')eco;idd?n),)ti:r()ftheRcv .)oh, ;t t \S. t.R.U.S.. London, zlti,t to Eliczcr 1'11;11, On tht: ?jthimt .t!.)',e")cid!t. f'Ms'??;. b'?t; ?-. "ee t?nef )iA.r?h)cftt;))i?i" ..r.??r.\Yi?' ..????' !xr t?A!<uM ebte?tda.tghLct'of.'tr UtM U?.e.. oi iro. i j ? O.t the S.'<th intt. "t St Sihtt (;hH!'f'h -t 'b .t [;.<J.)nor. \1.A, IIcary IAlli U.vn, I- t. t' I.) t.j;uM 0; HotyhM't. -\o C.rJ< DEATHS. On i!M.tfordUous<Hgh-3te<t'].or. ".)):ie)!'t'tt''t:iv.:n. !:C:1¡ ,t. \tr.\Yt'iMmMurtis. FarMer. /)n the l:,)thi!lit.:1.: t!H ati()!1:11 !h) I hJn n)1trl,!w:I(t. DC r C'arnan'on, ill h"r [;th ,)tnr. )]:; i J.J. 11!) ;¡; ,(\ib: ú[ r litigli,ti, btitcl)er. 8>h \Va, :1 !:1,' rl:h;l:,C 1 hv -11. On the 2 ith inst, \Pr Robci"t F¡',1nci". T"cm,t1)1} On the 2Jth inst !¡ge,l;;O 'Ir. \YiUh,n Bl'r'),ç I,' t:-tli rer- 011 the Ith iU'1t. "1.i'(121. "'r U0'1t:"t l)¡yc :U!i, ;¡ >n of frl!l t'tm;t'!oc. On the Kn.tinst.,at Brynt)-rch Uch.f.<?.<?-8? VfLr!.tu''?r' t.t..v??i'?Ht.)t'??'?"'?"'?' ?..t \tonth?h?'.<hn.??tto?hM'?'?'?'?''M' Hr; ?.in')C.-irnioge. Thndccemd".t.srotL!r?p.[?<t 0)t))tl3;hinst.,<.t!erc.<u:ence.?\?fc")..in.):H'hin.in he:' .)tv<?r.?ix."?-.?-"b?'b.?'?"?'' ?fi!r.<.ui.Uar!.i).?-.n::?.i.t 0;1 the :BJ'¡I i¡ut. i;l hr SUh ve!\r. )-'nn:i.no' ;1 t'm- !.ro'tf!')?''e.iv.rp?J'. --h"w? duri!?'?? i-'? -i-i.!ere hri.t?'?''?"??'?"?!°' Ett,{)a.i('—benevjlfn!. ir.lifs and peacefu! n ?.t-.L (?t?'LiHt-t.at'.?.'rc<itd?.t.;<!o'?.'?''J;.n' ?' M.tentw'?-,f'n'ai""eirt?ei.)thr"n.ttM"e:?.tr?'of th' t,,u<oK*ndi'))?'eyt'?rI.ii..?.t"L.?t'i-))e? \V)i.)vptr.E.q.,ofC.me?<?ott.t.;e,Hr??:?)'of(!9r?4- jesty's Customs,

LLA.XDUDXO. !'? the Edito)- of tAe A'0)-</t gir,—I should previously have noticed the.etter iai,-ne I "Anglo Saxon," hut niy a)Mfnce trout f.tantndno must be my excuse, In the <ii'f)t p)aee f have to ill form "Anglo-Saxon" that lw is rather too I)it.,ty Iii (li-awing ejnL'tu.<iiMt9,an(ltha.tit doe<not Mtow'oecA))i)eI'-ati- m"te Dr, .icol at hi,. true value th¡1t I 'IIn' ,nnected with the c<.ntemptible snobs he <)eaHrioL's as having Ies- troycd some yotmg pheasants at (j!)<x1daeth On the co!;trary, a!n in <ny"w)t country .t strict game, an,1 woul,l gladly h.e lent" Anglo-S;lxon" a little Hibernian blood to lay ,t stick about the fthoutdere of the miacrfants. But to return to the nr.-it canse of "Anglo.Saxon's" )ettt;r,)). NicoJ, tn whose behait'he has taken up the pen; the said Doctor not having shewn himii!lf very clever in defending hioiself, whatever hM abiHty in writing prescriptions. In my 6rat tftter I had not the s)iK''test iutcNtion of cli'i'am¡¡:ing Dr. Ni(n)) a!H n;edica) oHieer, when I in- i .siuuated that as a Scotchman he knew h"w to tern wittt the wittd, or in other words, knew which side his hread w.t.-i bettered. I oaty referreft t') the proofs of his having changed his tnne, M ehe'm in the letters of "WMdfrer" Mf) "The Old M:M of the Mountain," to the authors of which LhtKhtdno is so deepty inttebtMi, for it is not like the xaBM place sincf the remove) of the pig nnMMices, which woutd have renjai))t'd to thiN.day M "a nece-isary evit" had "Ani\'lo.Slxon's" pet DochM- been tHowed to foUow hia own Celtic inspirations. I romain. air. your obedient servant, AN IRISHNA-'f.

CRUELTY TO AXIMALS. rj <A< Editor of the A'0!'t7t tV«!c3 C'A)-<Mttc!<. Sir, —It woutd be a great boon to the ponies and don- keys in Llandudno if there were some one who wnatd tick after their interests. The hoys who genera drive those ponies seem t< whip them for the pieaauce of whipping, when the poor little animus are going as fast iM they can. have witneased many acb of wanton cruelty towards them, especially to two little black poniea which are harneaeed to a. canine, which wert drivett up atid down at a furious pace along the parade one evei)inglut week,;iiter they had been out all day. A gentleman rem')Mtra')ed with the driver, but to little purpose. I may mfntion that there w<u uo one in the efUTMge, and that there was acottrunuing by the side of ONH of the ponies The poor .mimab sftmfd atmoet ready to drop from fatigue, and they were lashed most unmcrciMty with a heavy whip. I think the potiee ought to take the matter up, and that drivers ahonid not be at'owcd to drive so furisly to the great dourer of the pub) ie. t am, oir, yoor obedient servant, A FRIEND OF THE ANIMALS. Uaudndno, August 22, !:Sei. P.S.—I never saw in any other ptace such heavy wMp9 as we have in Dandudao.

CHURCH ACCOMMODATION OF LLANDUDNO' To the Edttor of <A< North !t'nft.i Clir(7nicle. Sir,-W e, South country people, have heard a great dea.i of the Livespoot merchant prineM. and the Man- chester cotton iords, rolling in riches, and making their ten') of thousand\¡ a-year. Llandudno seems to be the favourite resort of these grand Mkf), and yet I am asto- nished to find that church accommodation is so very much wanted here, and that subscriptions for the new chutch come in so slowly. I hear, too, that the aerricee at St. George's Hall must be discontinued unless the oSertory is larger. Now, surety sir, this is a great disgrace to the visi- tors. Thit haH M ntted twice every Sunday with & fashionable congregation, and yet enough money cannot be extracted from them for the nmititenanee of Divine Service When one looks around, and sees the number and size aud orna<aentation of the chapds in the t&wn, one Nuahes that there shouid be only one sma)i church, and that the rich should not giv< so much as the poor. If there be one argument for the separation of church and state, it is that so many cone to church because it ia the fashion to do so but who do not rcaHy care the teafit for her. or subscribe to her charities. Now, with the Dissenter, it Is different. Kvery member of & cha- pel takes some interest m it, and gives as largely as h< can afford to whatever is brought before hts notice there. in. I fear, sir, that the English peopte g-rally are be- c <ming more and mora tovere of money—supposing thtt "gMn is godliness. There are, I am sKre, many visitors in Uandudno, who coutd spare their £5 and ;£10 to. wards a new church without denying themseives a single luxury. Surdy this ptaee has a c)aim on them. They are not parishioners, and yet their w Utts are attended to, and they so nU the cuurch that they exclude the right- ful congregation. They ought to be ready and willing to assist the rector and his curate in carrying on the <<m MrftCM a.tfMt, many of which are epecM))y for the \'lSlt<JrB They would be the &Mt to cry out if only the want* of the parishionera were attended to, and yet no one else has any claim on the clergyman. I trust that some of the wealthy visitors may be led by this letter to consider their responsibiiitiea, and t« feel that it is more blessed to give than to receive. I remain, sir, yourx fMthfuUy, I A SOUTHERN COUNTRY PARSON. 1 UMdudnn, August 2<tb. 1864. j

The Norik Wako Ohrmick is registered /of <f(tMm'M'M A broad. THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE ADVt!R'nsKR t'OR THE PRINCIPALITY. Saturday, August 27, 1864. rnnted and PnMMhad by the Kditor and Propriettr JoHt KEMtMa DoccLAS, ef the panah of Bangor, at hia (imeral MnttOf; ONce, CMUe-street, Btpgcr. j PRINTED BY STRAM POWE&.