The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

LLEWELYN STREET, Baptist Chapel. Post-office Mr W. Powell, bookseller and stationer Maelgwyn House.. Nfr J. B. Evans, draper Plas Llewelyn..Mr C. Fisher, plumber, &c. Rode House.—Mrs. Eardlev Greensmith & Thackwray, Hosiers, &c. Kingstown House.Miss C. Evans, grocer, &c. Mr G H and *Mrs Tliorfiley, ditto Air H. Jones. boot and shoe maker Llewelyn House. Nlr W. Hughes, grocer and flour dealer Mr and Mrs Oakey, Packington, Ashby-de la-Zouch Gloddaeth Cottage Mr J. Jones

OLD ROAD. London Llouse.Mrs. Roberts, draper and grocer Ty-fry-lir. John Owen, Tailor. Lont/ton-house.—Mr. J. Lloyd, Earthenware Mr and M s Appleyard, Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire Miss Appleyard, ditto dea l er. dealer. Mr Roger Williams, grocer, &c .A!rWttch,Be))-hanger King's Head Inn.Mr Owen Ty' Newydd-Mr. Prichard, painter Ty Netoydi. iNIr Davies, butcher. Mr and M>s Shap, Manchester Green-hill, Yo. I-Mr Kearney Mr Wallis, London 2—Mrs Anne Jones Miner's Arms..Mrs G. Davies Croesoiien.—Mr. D. Jones, Plumber. Croesonen Cottage Mr. Lakin Mrs Gandelland family, Holywell Lodge, Oxford Lhryiwn—C. S. Lemon, Esq., (Private) Tynycoed.. Mr R. Jones .Nlr tl. Hughes

TY GWYN ROAD, Mr T. Williams, dispensing chemist Mr Hugh Prichard, flour dealer Plas Virion.Mr Payne Bryn Teg.Mr J. Rawling ROH llill Cottage,. Mrs. Hall. Miss Bertha Soddnti, Manchester Tan y Bryn.—Mr. Win, Davies. Plas Tudto.-W. H. Recce, Esq. (Private.) Plas Ucha.Mrs. O. Jones

HEN DAFARN. Bi-on Dditias.klr. T. Roberts Mis and Miss Freeman, 3, Ulverton Road, Dalkey Plas Gwynedd—Mr Hargreaves. Bryn y Pin-Rev W. A. Roberts, Curate of Llandudno. (Private.) GAY TERRACE. ] iNIr J. Xhomas. Joiner ? W. flandley 3 Mr R. Davies Bryn Arthur.Mr. T. Ellis. T,,I,o?, Hill East. Mrs Southfield Mrs Broughton, Liverpool Miss Nelly Broughton, ditto Tabor Hill.Mrs John Jones. Mount r/caMK/ Rev. R. Parry, Minister of the Congregational -Clitirch. Master Evans, Sycamore-cottage, Ruabon Miss Evans, ditto Primrose Hill Mr. R. Jones, tailor and draper Mr and Mrs G Freeman, Blackford house, uear Bury, L'I\1cashire Miss Ledger, Carlisle

CWLACH STREET. I Wesleyaw Chapel. Bodnant..Mr. H. Lester, .)..JJrr¡;¡l/f¡-;¡d Mrs Hughes Mrs Jenkins, Abbot-street, Wrexham Mr J B Roberts, Mill View, Toxteth Park Mrs J B Roberts and family, ditto Miss Cockraw, ditto Bi-ynhyfryd.Alr. W. Janes* Brynhyfryd,Mr. P. Roberts. Bryn Maenan— Mr. T. Jones. Valley View. W. Green, Esq. (Private.) Daisy Bank Cottage ..Mrs Bretherton. Mrs and Miss Hedges, Birmingham

qW^ACH ROAD. Graig.Mr.' R. Jones. .Mm Wilson, Mitcham, Surrey Miss Harby, ditto Miss Hall, ditto Rev James and Mrs Macartney, Dublin Tari'rallt..Mr.'J; Edwards. Tower ?teM.—MM W, J. Edgecombe J BeWj??e 4ndf?Hy. Hedin?y, Leeds ™ry»va-U^ (V" 3 j J 0 HaH)wtU, K?«?ftn4)y,.ttoHd<<?. ij"1 j •: '• i' ,m,H!m t  S ?' i Cnhch House.—Miss Woodfield lamel Sewell. Esq. Thorn Bank. Uidabury, near I Manchester Miss Sewell. ditto Mr* and Miss Walter, ditto Bryn Maefgwyn-Miss Hughes f Andrew Cowan. Esq., J.P., and Mrs Cowan and family, Pittville. Cheltenham 1 Tebed Bryn ilfaenol..W. F. Chapman, Esq. (Private.)

PLAS ROAD. Brunswick House Mr. R. Owen. Ty Newydd. Mr Prichard. Plas Newydd..Mrs Rowling. Ty Coch..Mr. Atkinson, Builder and Plasterer. Miss Toone, Lutterworth, Leicestershire Miss H Toone, High Cross, Leicestershire Arvon Cottage-1h Graham. (Private).

TY ISS A COTTAGES. j Mr James Williams 2 MrRichard Roberts 3 MfGntB? Peters 1 Tr$lor Cotlag Mrs Evnns (,Private) 2  Trevor Cottage,

UM>YD STREET. I St. George's Botil-Mr. I. Davies. Prince of -H'ales.-Mr. John Owen. I Cambria Arms.Mr. Ð. 'Hqghes. Derby House ■ • • • • Mi" Bnrwell Manor House.—Mr. S. lirentnall Mrs W Eddy and children,.Fron.,LI,angollen Tent Church, licensed for Divine Service

I CLONMEL STREET. I. *MrThos llughes Nir. Alleii, cabitiet maker *ii,- C. R. Williams, draper and. milliner Mr J. Davies. Draper Mr G. Griffiths, Duaper and Grocer Albert House—Mr D. Wynne

BODAPON ROW. 1 Mr Kneap, Vrok,i?ion dealer 2 ?,ir W. Roberts 3 ?\ Miss WUU?s. dress maker .I Mr Tlios. Jones ;) ?.?.???. Mr W. Williams, butcher I". MrOwenHnghes ?.—M''?' ,?"K*'es 8 '■ • ^lr.Wm. Dapes 9 ,Mr,M'cMiIIlUS

^MOSTYN COTTAGES. I .Wir Allen. -Cabinetmaker. 3 .-Ituilbei-. 4 .r Greedey,

FMADOCK STREET. 3 Mr D,. Jones, grocer 4a' .Mr Joseph DuddeH> Gas Fitter 5 Mr R. Jones 'l.{i:: 7 Mr E-. B roa k es g Mr W. Williams <). Mr Hugh Roberts 10_ Mr William Roberts 11 MrS Jones, Tailor 12. Mr S. Jones 13. Mr Daniel Powell 1 4 Mr B. Robinson 1 5 Mr R. Hughes Mrs Lomas, London Miss Lomas, ditto Miss M J Lomas, ditto Master Herbert, Richmond Mvs Scott Lomas and nurse, ditto Ann Jones, servant 1 6 Mr E. Evans Mr. C-. Griffith, Tailor 17. Mr O. Thomas ] 8. Mrs S. Brookes Mr G. Owen 20. Mr R. Jones Mr W Davies. Chester Mrs Edward Parry, Chester Mr and Mrs Taylor, Roden, Salop Mr Tttylor, Costoii, Salop Mr Wm. Jones 27 Mr Hugh Jones 28. Mr M. Diinn Mr and Mrs Morley, Vocalist, Huddersfield 29 Alr R. Davies Charles Owen, Esq, St Helens T W Evans, Esq. Stafford T Williams, Esq, Boston, U.S. Mr Wm. Owen, Liverpool Mr Wm. Smith, London 30. Mr R. Jones Mr Edward Hicks, Sutton-Coldficld, Waiwickshire Miss Bennett 3) Mr H. Possett 3 2 Mr. T. E. Patrick 33, Mr John Hughes 3 4 Mr W. Hughes 3 5 Mr G. Osborne 36. Mr R. Jones, plasterer 37. Mr A. Roberts 38. Mr Hersee, grocer Mr H. Prichard 39. II. Prichard

GLODDAETH STREET. Market Hall. 1 .MrOwen, Poultry, Game. & Green Grocer 2 a MrThos. Prichard, Welsh hosiery Grace Jones, provision dealer 3 a John Allmon, fancy goods 3 n Mrs Anwyl 4 a Edw. Foulkes, Fishmonger 4 b Mr Middows, Fish, Poultry, and Game [) C. Smith, Fancy German Bazaar 6 Samuel Patrick, Fancy Bazaar 7 a John Hughes, Gardener 7 b Robert Jones, Fruit Dealer 8 Wm. Hewitson, Florist, Fruiterer, &c. 9 Edward Owen, Butcher 10A. W. 0. Roberts, green grocer 10 B W. Jones, butcher II A John Brooks, pastry cook & confectioner 11 b .Martha Jones, milliner and draper 12 James Williams, Butcher 13 A Thomas Evans, green grocer 13 b Joacph C'nhh. butcher 13B ;Ir Par80uae 14 T. Williams, Butcher 15 Mr. J. W. W. Williams, Provision dealer and Greengrocer. 15 b .William Williams, Butcher 16A Hugli Foulkes, listeliet 16 b J. Jones, batcher Cahinib'tiv Methodist Chapel-

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. [Notice* of Births, Marriages, or Deaths, should be authenti- cated bv the name andiaildress of the Benders, or transmitted tv us through our accredited Agents.] BIRTHS. 0" the 7Lh !??t at Mortirr.er House, llalki,?tr??t, London, the L'd????Do'?r?"? "o'?'dM?.?i?i?bor, On the 7lh inst, at lVthill, Carnarvon, the wife of C. Domviie Savage. Ksi| of a daughter. On the 7tb inst., at Penisa'rdro, Llanrwst, the Wife of Richard R. Griffith, Esq., of a daughter. On the 4th inst., the wife of John Btanier Jones, Lsq., solicitor, Portmadoc, i f a son. ?,)?'e 6?h lust.. the ?ife .11 Renn eft Wi))Mmf,<hip broi?r. Sl1owdou..treet, Portmadoc, of a daughter. On the 5th inst., the wife of Robert Farrant, Esq., solicitor, Llandudno, of a son On the 5th inst., at Grove Lodge, Wrexham, tho wife of Colin Napier, Etq.fa daughter. On the 4th inst.. the wife of Mr. William Evans" mariner, Amlwch Port, of twins-boy and girl. On the 5th inst., the wife of Mr. William Thompson, mariner, Auilwch fort, f 14l:h.ter. On the 6th lost., the wife of Capt. Richard Hughes, Amlwch Port, of a son-otill-born. MARRIAGES. Recently, at St. John4* Episcopal Church, };dinhurh. by the Very Kev. De.an Rnmeey, the Hon. Mark George Kerr Rolle, second 3ob of Lord Clinton, to Mdy Gertrude Jane Douglas, filth (fcqgbter of the 10\. George Shollo, Earl of Mqrton. On the rd Inot., Colonelthe Hoo. Percy Herbert, M.P., brother of Earl Faivis, and htir preemptive to the earldom, to Lady M, Petty FiUmaurice, only child or the lute Earl of Kerry, and granddaughter* vf the Marquis 0/ Lansdfivne. On the I itt, at the .Cathedral, Bangor," by the Re*. 1. C. Pring, M.A., vicar of He..dlp'n. I.OI1, as;hte by thu Rev. E. B. Pring B:A: j'rl'tDaleu. of T.!)\IQ. Merion'lh.bir., f'b'?e'r. ? )S'id? ?. ?" S?'. 'f W?t?t.n""I'n??i?: j,4e ;r?tocWd,,ui ?ieDik of qugor. On the 5th tli? U.n?r. by BM.D.ET<nt,))<.tr.M!'t'r)Mt)t<«'?n<)ertot)' tonoftheMe er:' W. :'jr:rbi.}r;.nnm.eI:' M M ts. Mary Ann lambert, of tht bme place. On the 8th inst by V,cense, at Lhtibeblig Church Carnarvon, by the Rev, Enoch Richard.. curate, Mr. John' Davies, to AI b Sartvh "aria Edwards, both of Chapel-street, Carnarvon, On the 9tft inst., by re.M?trar*s ceitificate, at Llanbeblia Church, Cwn-»rv»u, b\ the Rev. Eroch Richards, enrnt", Mr. j Edward ""all. Peppcr Lane, Carnarvon, to 1i!s Prances 'Vil-' Iiams, of the Uxbridge Arms notl, C,nnRT\on. I On the 9ih inst., at Llanbebltj? Church, Carnarvon, by the Be Nlr. P i, h,,d. d,i, of Ile Carnarvon ai?i Llandudno -,h, to Mrs. Phmbe Jones, Shire Hall Street, Carnarvon. On the IUlh inst., at TJanahcr Church, by the Peir. Thomns K) Mn. assisted b) the bride°room*s father the Rev. James Wil- )i?m.t?n?r;u)f)mrn"y. An?h'tfy, the Rev. ?wen Lloyd W))- i HaO)@, M A,, late curate of Barmouth, to Miss Margaret Kyffin, of Bo\lown. ti?r flam»owth> second daughter of the late re?. John Jliin. rvctor of l.tal1dro. On ,he 4th inst., ntSt. BlSnry Magdelent's, Bridjenorth, by the Rev. 8. M.A.. Francis J. Parry, Esq., second son of the late Capt; 8rry. Birrtm^rhain. to Gr,ttiana, Second daughter of J.M.Coley, MD., Llandudno. I On the 3rd inst., at Uancaffo Church, Anglesey, by the no". W. Williams, rector, Nlr. John Hushes, t\¡¡nr¡¡;tioln&. o Harriet, daughter of 101 r. Owen Griffith, Penrallt, in the said county. On the 9th h,.t" ?t the T.1nerh¡'mdd Methodist Chapp\ M:fore Mr. JAn Pi?ythereb, Mr. Thoma' s Davie. b?*? LitM?oft, to Eh.abclh,ùau¡rht_or Mr. William TtMrn? draper, Llanerchynu'dd. On the :6th i,tiat., at .vhe.C^ngre&atfa• ial Chape\ Conwav, by the EM° ;er"rÇ;a):f.?tt;¿l'&'kl ;1t.'i: II n'i.trar, Mr, JoU'u jl<evi Gpilfrcy, to ?tatli?i in? elde?t daughter of"Mr. J^hn Thoma.?,Conway.J ■ Qn th M^i inst., at he Congrer¡i()n,1 Church, hyl, hy Mr. A-. ',Fjanc\.s, -^lr. \ViUiaui Ki'iu o'x. Rhvl "Statiuii, >o SM.th.o?'fiM?teror \Vr.' l)Av^ Hh7'I(lY'\ttl;II;:1{: 1 ?'. I.D,h ,It., at nolyhMd. by t\\ ,Rfv. J. Jones. -Mr. Hunt; hrey Pnr.rv. Chwaen-gneh. to M:\r;u:t EUif, r'M<vf dlj^ughU'r of MrJ Jon{'. Chw'urn..i1\r,qt1i oJ hçr1rih t ;invrisa*r, t\tI)cn:hymqt,l. Oo tb ■■ 11,1? ii*t., l\y liqensp, at .the Cpp^r.e?ational ChnrcN Pentr.i?lh, bv It¡e''I'I'm;Il!W¡!il\ '£.!V,c.hf >I.r: n,. Prit[-)jiiid,.reeistrar. ,tUnr>- fym.M.Jtgming. re?trMth tt.jf?tv.tn?ti-a !;)ien ?itnf?r??hh' (tiligfter <? ?r. Vi", ?td?r<?ptrM?r. ?n\<tr, A ?M?' I) .On the 5th inst.. at ,the ift.eyj.tcr 0&;e, Bip^Qr, ,hy Mr. I!. I'ritvh ird, registrar, Mr. Ow^n ilugncs, fo"Miss Ann H ug!ip^, b 'th of LUnIJecJ¡it1. I' On.this,6th i«»*t, at the nfflce, BungQir. hy- M r- F;¡71 ;;Ii't' :'1 è\J, r.f :f)\ :nç )nI::g¿t' ¡"f;;(1: t,n!' Ann V:llhm. Hffii.Unrnpaig^Ua'n.'fe^ai. Or, the 7th HJit."b' liceiise. at.tV R,e^ister Offk,f', B,,Illl, by Mr. 11. Pntcli.^rd, r< g i strur. Mr..L;remia)i .Thomas, of nl'1¡çd1, 10 1 Catherine J n-3, of (?lan i '» s, Ll.ii»l]ect;id. On tb,,b 1, i,,?t at t4?? fgij;er O?ii, b l?. !1n)1>rt.1 Pr¡tehan\' It'itr'i' ir. \\iiliam Dvvtn, to M:sb Cafhuriut; :E(¡war(lt both of Tyii'V-ffri^d, Bllgl}r.. DEATHS. 0n ihe 5;h insf., a cd -91, Mrs Elh-u J -ne^ Penvnao, ,l\>rt uvubc, rtfjic of t<ie Ute-,Mr. Jo'if-- ikbimler. of th<>: :P?\ !'l\lW.l1ti {ft" i:'l,'r'O,:kt;'i"¿' schooner'• A!q, E On the 4th it)-t., ,a?e«l ,3\ of,.qftO?iy?,PUon,-Miss Mar.-jiret Evans, 'Imuhter of M' Jftpie.r .Evaps, s ( jip ,utv.r, Peh j pae, PortlIltdOC On lh let )nEt.. at Ch"pel.t'ef>t. Rancor, o( COI1$\lInvtion; agrd40, ;wEt. dal1!lte of \he)a.t\}r, Peter IY;'C' On I'll 11th iii.t at. Glairr;.f»in, Bau^tir. njred 2C, Mr. F/'ward l'ol:an, (isliuioiiger at the Market- e, Baii-or. Peinlijn L)eudrJeth. DUe ofttJe bailiti's tv the Foitnadoc County On the lit inst., at the Quarry, TJanl.eris, aged 47, Mr. <S. Jonep, aenrawr, l1er çi\rnanou. On On the; th Í!lgt.. aõ!t'(l ao. Margaret, daughter of Mr. James Evaii&. joiner, Purtmadoc, On the 5,1, eti 2 jears. Caroline, d iught. r of Jr Owen Owen?, jerus: lem, Llanberis. (in theSth u't.,at*ed4G, Mr. John Junes, Bull's Htad Inn, (.bl1fidt.'ulIaf1t. '011 the 7th int, aged 6), at LCPt1, rarmartlienshire, Caroline [lie iH-luVc! w ife of i;ecs Gorin? i 'lioinri", !'>q. On tliii 11 t!i inst., athe Rev. Norvti, Davies, Connali's Q u:iy, r!itiuhire. On th.fjth jnt. ar:ef121. ?ft,, a prntrietivl ffl ?t4.f, .,t- snniption, b me witn t'hristian fortitude, Allreil, ?.n bf -M r. W. ??'?plMt"?'r,'?'U.?tt'?nM?.?'')wr), O th7th int.. }C infant'son of r, Math«« Tliompaon Dl'ewt:r ,.AI1IJwh Port. On the 10th inst., ased l./jear, JIar\ Arn, thughtcr of Mr Hugh Htiglien, stationer ami draper, Amlwi b. On the 7th iust" tr. Robert Jones, and builder, Hhurl. hn. Deceased was the father of Air. Hubert Jones, builder, 1,1, Water-street, RliJ. On the tth inst., aged 69, Mr. John Voyrl, farmer and 11111.. keeper, Mdten. Deceased wa greatiy respected by all classes for many miles round.

Munificent Gifts.— WE recently reported that James Knowles, l,-q E;igley Bank, iicnr Bolton, had presented to the National Lifeboat Institution £:!OO. to enable it to plant an additional ¡¡rebollt on the Lancashire coast, The institution has decided on placviif? rthe life. boat at Southport.. We have now the satisfaction to on- nounce that two benevolent ladies, the Misses Browne, of Toxteth Park, Liverpool, have also given the same valuable Society R200, to plate a lifeboat at Llandudno, which they wish to lie called the" Sisters' Memorial," in memory of a depart d sister. Local Committees have been org-anised inconnection with the Iustitution. at Soutlipo t and Llandudno, for the management of the lifeboats; and tenders are now being obtained for build- ing commodious and substantial bouses from designs far. nished by the Parent Institution, for keeping the life. b nits, their stores, and transporting carriages. The life- b Jats llill each be 32 feet long, rowing twelve oars. Each boathouse is expected to cost £ 203 The local committees fet 1 e;,y reluctant in asking the National Lifeboat Institution to coutiibute from its limited gene. ral funds towi r ls the cost of boathbnses, which will be chiefly ava l il 1' for the great mart of shipping on the west cOllst-1 i erpool. With upwards of lOlJ lifeboats- under its man: g ment, each of which requiring on an average J30 a year to keep in an efficient slate, the National Lifeboat Institution must have large and con. tinned demands on its Final! permanent income. Th; Ucal committees at Southport and Llandudno are natu. rally desirous to have the credit of raising locally the ex- pense at least of the hoathouses, leaving the institution to provide the transporting curriage, which will pro. bably cost E200 more. They, therefore, confidently ap- peal to the ric 1 counties of Lancashire and Cheshire, and to North Wales, to help them in this good work. Contr.b itions are received by Capt. Barton, B.N., honor, ry secretary, Southport; John Williams, Esq, bono a y secretary, Bodalon, L'andudno; R c'i. Lewis, Esq, secretary of the National Lifeboat Institution, 14, John-street, Adclphi, London;vand by ail the bankers n this town. Affiiay with POACIIF.,its.-A drta Ifill and fatal af- fray with poachers t iok p'ace between 4 an 5 o'clt c c: on Sunday morning last, at Bryneisteddfod, near Llan- sant/fr.iitl-G an-Conwy, in which one of five poachers was killed. The collision and affray took place aa fol- lows Two of the keepers of the Venerable Archdea- con. J, nes, having been o:tt t'te wilt Ie of Saturday night, came in co t'a.-t with a gang of five poac' era, near the lodge at tie entrance to BryneUtedtlfod grounds. One of the po.ieluTs was seen t ) place a net by a -ate, in which a hare was immediately caught. The keepers tlell rushed upon them, when a terrible light took place, -and somehow or other in the struggle a gun exploded, and the contents e itered he body of Owen Huberts, one of the poachers, which must have, in the opinion 01 t'te surgeon at the inquest, caused instant death. About 6 o'c ock the same morning, the dead Ik dy was found by the P.O. s:ati iited at Llansantlfraid 0 the roael ,ide, with a cap covering its face. The 1 o ly was then re. moved othj Wue.it S ieaf Inn in the v.lla e v here n inquest was hel 1 oil Monday. l'y E Pierce, Esq., and a respectable jury, and a verdict returned of Found d afl on the road side, having been shot, but by whom t'i r was no e idence to show." Wm. tiobi rts, brother of the decea cd, is now in the custody of Inspector Hammonds at Llanrwst, under remand, for feloniously assaulting and attempting to murder Ellw. Petch lie having b •<>" iilentilicd as ono of the gang, by Edward Pe ch. Chlefcous.tahle J. Dcnman, who was presei t at the inqiust, together with Superintendent Pugh In- spectors Hammonds and Owen, and several of the I., ce, are on the alert making efforts to discover who the three missing poachers are.

CONWAY. IRktui.n OF Tn. Rev. M. Morgan fhom the CO- TlSNT.-OO F?id?,y evening the 5th inst" the neigh- bourhood of the railway station, and thence to the vicarage, was the scene of unusal vivacity. For some time before the arrival of the train by which the rev. gentleman.and his lady were expected, the streets in the vicinity of the station had been crowd- ed with people, who were eager for the opportunity to display their gladness on the safe return of their worthy pastor fiom his continental tour. The chil- dren of the National and Infant Schools, who were all neatly d. e8sed, and carried nosegays and fla" were arranged in rows on each side of the road from the s ation to the vicarage. The schools, the church tower, and other buildings in various parts of the town were adorned with flag. &c-, and over the road, in the immediate vicinity of the vicarage was an arch, which was tastefuUy decorated with evei- greens and lfoweis, and bore, in conspicuous charac- ter, the inscription Welcome Home." About six o'clock the train arrived, and the rev. gentleman and his lady, who evidently had not anticipated such a reception, stepped forward amid the crowd who made way for "their passage and cheered them en- thusiastically. The school children, who closed in after them, followed in procession 6S far as the vic- arage, where they halted and sang at the tops of their little voices Home sweet home." Guns were fired at intervals during the evening, the church bells were rung, bon-fires were kindled here and there in the suburbs, and several houses were illumi- nated. The esteem-in which our worthy vicr and his family are held by the inbitants of l (inwaygeiier. all)', has been openly signified in thi. manner more i j than once before t and by no means may the*e| public demonstrations of the affection of thepeo je for their pastor be said to be uncaned for o slIper. ftuous; the conciliating disposition wb'.?n manifefts manifeits itself in self-denial, atil the feeling which is develop- ed in the exercise of every Christian virtue deserve, j we opine, at least such occasional marks of app-evi- atioli.

LLANDUDNO. Haht Enteiit^inment.—Mr. T. D. Morris, the celebrated Welsh Haipist, ?ve amormngand evening concert at the Infant School R"om, on Friday last, to a very fashionable audience. Mr. Moms'f) ex qms?e!-ty)t: of ))))?in?reHfCt5)!eat credit on himself, his ?)?stft)y exertion o,, th?,t tri,,g?d instru- ment (the harp) brought forth the highest plaudits. It is much to he regretted, that it is not now as in former times, when the mellow sound of that ancient lyre re- sounded within the halls of old Cambria. Mr. Morris apologised fo the audience for the non-attendance of the comet player, who had disappointed him.

LLANDUDNO, NORTH WALES. To the Editor of the North Wales Chronicle. Sir,-The remarkable summer ot 11I nH? enaen as it bemn.?ha low temperature. The month of Sep- [c.n?rw? 2 fi degrees colder than August, u 3,1 tl,-L,- the corresponding month of ?'st of rk,.iA, jtifit about the ?e?e-?. ?'i"t!it<'H).chi.-Hy.iniso)Htedh?vy ih wers it neither m.tt(.)?'!y interrupted the ope?ttoos u.tthchn??m?.'?rafrfctt'd?anynreatextefttthe mean htimi<tity of the atmosphere, which was, therefore, comparatively dry ilirou^mit.' A considerably titter Mrt((nn.<??'?'UHjti?.d that. (f?nnR.t')? preceding .month hkI an Mw'hytce 4 sharp dfying breezes, thus; i t-u Ii k'g of' a i;fte hnrv?st, tt y liest pntsil'l" cupd'Hon ol weather fur matuitng' and^gi'thtitinjf'in the.crops, which, happily, have turned- ot(t far beyond previous. eNlW.atidtf, an<! very liltle; it Ulle"* i(n?<'r.?.'f'h<he?).h of the community, as it has been .'dtjriw the w^o|e of d,e ummer. was goot!. te[iiark,tt)le for the coti)pi?i-ittive 4Weiiee of .tll" ,¡¡I "hlj"II.lre('liJ)lI o( ¡hfhowe's, The mean )fr.?.rt;ur[bew?)'hcrHW.)Si(!)oiitthe?vemge,.hut rle.ranae, as it very frequently is during the equinoctial | 'months, was cnnsuk-rablv tn excess, ine nUloe T tem- th.jnin'"ott?'?.)situat.)on'=,was?so{ot))(-what greater .h,ntLe?VtMeJ:ortb?p'ce. which is?u reularkable for 1 the uMii'ormity of its climate that the mean 'd??r?)'e &rtheyt-arbare)ye\ffede8dfgr?s. .file West a nil Sow'th- VVest^'itlds were the most preva- )?t.'U!g.themn?th;w)ti)''i" A'?"'tt'ose.wi[ba y poi'i)t g"tly ji' it b, kts..a C:Itt!Jt?uli;Atii tit 6f -iideiivotir? [ocs(?ii,h,ihdtthi-f)irecti<)"o'the wind dunn,; the ea?ii??[i? pe"?.(I, in M"h and September, (from the 20th to the -27th inclusive) determine the general s afe of the weather for 'be ensuing, six months, we ye to have u contiHU-uu't' oJ tl'-c wt't, stoimj, rtnd u%riJtrial weather, wliich has prevailed the simuuer, fur here at le;»st, in ft ur days out of these seven, the wiud blew from tbe above points, and not f\'Om t Ie North ¡¡n¡¡"North.We,t, wbi, h prognosti.tes, accovdinff to thf? s-tid correspoildent, a H'iry,, bracingj it be, is not only interesting to the professed meteorologist, and merits his b*st attention,it is equnliy important to ¡'¡e COlllltJUliily "tl¡¡rf" Yet, simple as it may at tit sight appear,(it is a law ot' wopt.difficult application in the present imjtertectstate of,the soience--as it Is no easy »natter to ascertiiin the general:djrioll of the wuid, when it U i.ften found that hI varicibs stations' throughout th kingdom, it blows from all points of the compass at olle alld the Same ti e. Yours, &c., Mostyn House, L),it)()t.dno, .JAMESMCOL.M.D. iOiH'Oet., JB(iO. —— I FOR THE MONTH OF S¡;rTf.MDp.n. i860. T ie mean tempVratuie of the mouth WaS 04 The hi¡.:h,t day' temperalUre (on the 7thJ 66"'0 Tbe lowestnight temperature (on the 2titli) 41 cO The monthly riinle of temperature 25 0 i'he mean diurnal ranjje ot" temperature. 9 4 Tre mean temperature of evaporation I'he mi*an ,1ew point temperature 47"6 The mean degree of humidity (saturation bring reckoned I00a) 77 0 The greatest barometrical pressure (on the 61,) 30 33 inches. The smallest » » (14ih) 29 31 n Th, mpan 2985 The range of pressure for the month 01.02 F .ll of rain for the month was 2.7 >» Ruin fell oil 12 days (day implying 24 hours). No rain Ml durwy tha day fillle on 21 days. More or Ie,s sunshine 011 28 days. The wiud was West and South-west 12 day?. West-north-west and N. West 9 days. North-east 6 days. Variable 3 day.. a moderate breeze on days. a strong breeze on 6 days. Calm 6 da) s. No-tliuntler during the moitili or fog. J. 11.

Sir W, vE. Croabie, Bt., died at Bray, Ireland, on tne ara instant ?enerti LamMMer. h. arrived 1. Frmce, and wIlllem- In Nownandy or Brittany. The Turner pension of 250 has been given to bir. J. ø. Wright, the veteran water-colour painter. A Royal Spanish ordinance decrees the payment ot an annual pension of 540,000 reals for life to the Duke of Parma. Sir John Ramsden is staying at Longley-hall, Huddersfield. The hon buronot attended the parish church on Sunday. It is proposed to construct a railway between Coekermouth Penrith, and Keswick, the estimated cost of which is zC200,000 The frightfully mutilated dead body of a wafi found the other day in a sewer of the Marine PaKd., Brighton. On Monday last, Mr. Clarke's gamekeeper, at Nobiethorp, ,hot what is called a blackbird, bat whose leathers were u 1 but white. It is reported from Uavannah that a prCBldent or director of one of th.i bankh? iMtitntiona at that port has recently ao- scouded with :EiMO,OM. On the 1st of January last there were 81,548 insane panpcrll I chargeable to unions, of which the majority were females* ilie annual cost was upwards of £2,)0,000. The At^ -eeum states that the Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury, from Augustine to Howley," will shortly be pub- lished by the Dean of Chichester (Dr. Hook). A d,?, at Ke8h killed a bon. Tho owner of the dQg and the ownr, the ?c.?rre!?° a fight took pUwe,and S the fray a man received a severe if not fatal wound. Mr s'!?g?..t Piott, ,h? came out first as candidate for B?di?' h?''no?' ?o' oo?et?to? in Captain 'W?e" brother of the county member, and Mr. Shaw I.efeYrc. In the parish of Tu)?gh, Ire!am), dnrtng the absence of a abduring man's o? il, fk?o"l her cottage, pig entered and .t'e'v?u'S ?nttd thre? months old, aU but U.e sku?. A lhroe d?' convention of Mcn)trist). opened at H<MM on Siindav. Hepreseutatives have attended from Bradford, Hud* ftemne'?d, KeigMey, Burnley, Sheffield, Hocbthdc, and Luudon. Mr Richard Jones, his brother-in-law,'Mr. Andrew <M)agher. êlt:;nciii'ø\: rhlí\ft:t in Ciew iin/, Cast?obar, were ?,??gl?t in ? tqu?i, the b = NpMt, and a on board perished. On the Hth Lord Brougham wi)[ take the ch?ir at a meeUng of h;IcI\O(¡ 1nti:pV t(:o:hl;iiÛ: it the Promotion of Social Science, of which body William Brown, E?q.,tl?- president. ?e are ?orry ''to )'?m that the Bight Rev. Dr. Henry Pepys, .b I Bish -p of Worcester, is muring from at Hartlelmry-cast'e, the epiMotm?reat.teoco in Worcestershue. Tl. ri, pr.t. is in ?i 77th year. ?h? mortal remains of the late Rev. Dr. Fletcher ?erer? moved on Monday to Abney Park Cemetery, St<?°?'??: B for intcrnwut. Tho funeral was ?.n?, ,?ly attended ,h:rgymeu of every denomination .!? present. The Dulle of Cambridge returned to town on Saturday even- ?m from pMMinx the week with Sir (teor? WombweU, at \?bur '-r..ri;. YOl'kshie. where tho Earl of Coventry, Lord Coartemn, and a sc[oct circle met Hh Royai H?hneM. Thomas Beahan, a clerk in thn employ of Messrs. Hulton !1d Brett, so:icitorø, S.?f.rd, I. in cn40dy ch?ed wnh eai- iu.zyiio" ,18 10,. 2d., and, by D1nns d a f.,g?d .,d?,r, ohain 'i'Jft.'o?. the Manchester a'n'd S..Uord District Bank ?M" The Pope hn appointed Cardinal Patrizi to the dignity of (,.?l?or o? Military Order of Jcr?em, Cardinal the p,.t f Grand Penitentiary, and the Cmdmai ?cito tM of Prefect of th. C",Ig"!gti.?. of the Propaganda. It is statcd tbit owing to continued ill-b?.Ith Admiml Fr.. mantle will not re-hoist his 6fl as Commander.in-Chief of the Channel fleet. According to P".?,,?t iwrangemeiita the two divisions of the fleet will wintcr at Portsmouth and Devon- 1,?rt(le Barnim, son of Prince Ada'bert of P-11?ll and of Mme. dc Barnim. died lately at N  fe i a vtctim to th e S! c„„,ir I^felTvictim to'theVlimThe decSasod wia nineteen priMiate declared that he^J wUU ?l,?,gillg the national ""I' o' "It, witl1 respect to aUt S.1; of u» «t: •rscss^-f essa» se'ssas • Gertrude Douglas, daughter ol t-ie Earl of :\I()l"tún, werc cle teA at St, ii??? Chapel. E,11.1!1 in tbe prence ûf a iarge ciMte of the not'itity, "a )I aasetu  The elder Nfamem*, the unfortunate rùpe-cinucer. espired on Saturdav at th. Beat'ln jrospit*! fr,». tlw m):'™a by the fall it the Pari, hippodrome. He dJadsg I who was killed on the pot, .?r? b.?i?d on M?iday, and Uie second on in since d..d. ?.'e fo?o?ng ?'' *?pointment. have been made ?DabU? -Sergeant Fitzgibbon to bo the new Maater in ';1;an"V'"n Mr. T. do Mo'eyns to be Count Jqdge ? °|,| b,??,- settled who is to receive tK.t ..If, but t,1 Mr. Sullivan, Q.C., l> mentidned. T1?'? 'f?.'rd?n has r"turnad to Hnddo.hous. trom his L@d.itip's MMine rMidenceMarP.t.rhe? The Vlftcruble ..tate?nanite?oying mach better h-Itb. C?l?,,?lHon. Alecander and Jfrs. Gordon and the Kofi. Arthur Gerdon are stnyiag at Hd4. 4?..?. with hi, T-db* The eoroner-t ja.V'nth* Lady E'eindiMat?havoMturn? their verdiet The majority of the _.oro <he Lady Zo for having on board t >o man1 pMMngtnt. but lay ihe prlJlč:f:1 '=.=II(.1a¡r xat. mate Qt that ??t Imsfs&fobitV'j 1

..?.R AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY TIME TABLR-Oc^ WO-   oum/Ai tiiftiw. • Man I I I  I lifâiT. -Mall. t'U'1. ?)" TisrU: ? ? -r-rl:1-U-I_I 2__l.JJ2.t.l It King.town. 130 I. ¡ 84a," 1'130, Kinsi"awve' «•»•' I s"oj «:So :««!«» v' m.: p.11i' ¡,eave a. m. P, m, 8 14 a. m. I Holyh.ad. 2 0 .1'145 ROj. I?IO 246, 601 20"¡ ..1824 Valley (arr,v. at). I 8 8 1218 6 8" I I .1" TyCroes. 82°1 1230 62," .I" Bo<).?. 8 29 12 39 6 29¡. :{5;Úi; I i ¡ i! i i Llan "o 6 (" SHEi: s:i» Si'}.? \i\3?j'.?1|9"9 2'4 [| «'|9? Al,ir 6 169181 11129 416 18 723! 6 27: Aber c lo 9 1 17 1 3,) ••• 42272317281 6 s2 9.3()12 1 41 4'.1 9 735' 6 40 n; g: I l: I g n:' n1 3 11663511 q9543 2 663 44174 9 ?5 746 6 51 9* i s cooway. 3 11651 725' 9 0 Si 11 1 il '?. l|9? 311 7461651 935  77128 7 49 9 0232 2 t 5 5: I;: ISpEEEE. „ 5S liUlil ii hl6>|sg Pre.tatyr, 7 36 10 30224 2 4. 5 26 8 30 I 8 31 j 16 .tyo 51  0 54184 5 8' 1' '6 '7 ?l SS?.F?E:?. ?': '-??!!j iU!, I" io^b SU i«» Holywell 4 5 7 M ■» S !|» fl j III IV 1691 9 J 8 «| B,,gllll 88 l? ia ?lo* i 6 Fi?.f:: ??— '!?;? ? L?t" ?M' S13,IOï6 F 8 27 1123 1'5  Que.n. Ferry. 8271" 11 21 111 3 3.616 921 ¡.. 922 8 'I, Chester 4 40845 8. i5 135 11 45 1853551 5 10 I C 35 1^9 451 1; 4 | 4 40 940?i 845 1 li. 4  JU I.. I.I" Wold—arrive"at ■ 1"J5 13 45 3 0 5" 0 6"40 7"50 • • U 25 10 30 «,*>«» i» ,i5 n, L"  12 b.. 7 45 745 4855 2 45 via Crewe %V'k* i'jn' 4r> 4 n fi 45 9 55 0 65 3 5 10 0 1 5 3' Shrewsbury 9 4o .1 o 3 l? 30 7 10 1 15 2 0 7 o 12 •• 2 0 W?t h..?pt. 70,12 2? 12 I.. 2 I) 2 1 11 39 [330531)5 05b2 31 755 55 ?s;?r-? s' ".1 ,j I..  ('i: I g8 :;Z I gl :o! I ti 1# 10 10 ¡g 10 50 5 10 195.) 3'1 .3.5 2 2 30L .?'<i??"; ? ? ? ,? ? 'S ? ? ? ? ?. .-i. ? ? S-? 5 10 —— UFLWS RAINS. SUNDAY TRAINS —— — J P.H: A-:X.-P.K- ■ tCaTe I T T 6 15 6 30 9)5)00? 7 35 2 45 5.& 9 eM 0 8 0 London.9 ? °j 9)9.. 7M 30 -(0 0 Lerrtmston. 9 )   7'?! 8*io IO'4 .151 :.50 3 i56(W 8. .3.0 840 bam <# 5 25 7 50 11 0 1 30i 130 W.!v<.r?mpton.t:C J «> J n J s 12 15 x 47 1 1> I 5 5 7 40 10 8 3 30 3 0 31,re«vibury .10 iJ 40 1 55 4 10 1 10 Liverpool.. J 8 1 ,J r.O I 30 1 »l 3 15, 4 SO 4 30 I 6 45 "0I II 15 11 1> •• 5 15 6 15 11 0 7 'ö ??????????0?????????? 2?404060 8M 7 0 —7, 1 a'I.,J(iiiï:! P.rl I i. cave i 1% I Par?.) 1 aj 1 2 1 2 1 Exp. _1J_ 1 23 UJ! JJ- 12 1 ? — 1^- „ n. j n. m.lp. 111. a. m. p. m. a. m. p. m. '■ <n. a. m, pm pm Chester i O rT 7 1) 1% To :2 | 5 2 45 2 35 4 25 5 5 3 5 8 r> ;10 15 2 6 7 30 B 15. 10 15 2 6741 ??l '2 'p 15 267:?8oP66 ",i? P10. KHet r'r'T. 2"2e 7 48 10 8,14 33 3 13 4 45 ;« S 8 33 j § « it! 4? 3 10 4 45 6 ? ?5 833 2. ?I§ Fit 2'26 ?7 741' 'F-) 24 4 5', '6 1!)846 10418 12 637 10 it H$w- 7 56 10 21,346 326 I "G;; 5«' « 19 8 « :W « « W 6 J7 10.It Ho fywell. | ••• H 4 1211 I 3 14 j » J « < 8 20 7 a ?. H4)e?!i' 3M -? "??98! 839 7M ''r?r.°<? ? i 111 h*i<. «|7! 0 9 19 ,11 7 2 55 8 44 7 29 11 7 Uliyl | j 5 30 6 27 7 5 9 31. 854 7789 MI?yl 2 55;827 '31 44 ?l ?l 7 1 9943 I':4t. lâI:lI: n: "Ù 6.7¡;1 n; n 4 37 | 3 45 5 5 > 6 50; 7 33 9 57 11 .3.5 3 .2. 2 9 9 U 9 7 54 3.i2 92 111 3?! i1?7437 34556 rOl 73395 711 35 3 229 24 89 11 t'onway '1 9449 745 109 1 22 f' MdiM?..wr. SM "!?5!455?. 75')0)j 9?8? .t:;n:aj:h, g n 5 ¡ I' i n¡3 ::n: Aber I 3."4in J 9 f4„ 0 f1e M 2 £ 5 5 15 1 6 25 7 lf j 8 1010 30 12 0 349 10 0' 84:; 12'Ô | 38 62? S 16 Menai •" 0 47. 6 3* 18 2V j ■ •• tldnf.lr 8 3 5 »«"gorB.r.i. dge •• J»J»; «. sli: 6 4: 835, G  r w n JJJ 3 10 7 h.. 8" 0, f'odorgan 0? 3 17 77. 837 I ry Cl., 330 7 20 910' A.M t.m Valley •• » ■" Htilyheud "?"?? ? ?"i 9?' '9 20' 12 45 4'i7 ..I:: 12" 9 W ■■ „. Kingstown a'-out ^— — VALE OF CLWYD It AIL WAY—OCTOBEC, 1860. 1, -fcp -iTAIXa. I IIOWX TRAINS. Denbigh toBfcyl. 121'arj^i 12&3 ?s RhYltoDnb;1gh. l^or, ,.oi3. 1,2, j 1,2. 12>312P»- L-le a m. a.m. P.. t.eMe j"?10') I3ii p,w. nm. Lave a.m. a.m. a.m. [a.m. p.m.  DEN.PI^H "? 10 13 13n 4 I ¡:/O Lond& 16 15 10 0 Trefuanf •• •• 8 Z3 ?Zt t g f: 6'20 zg(5 g 6'30 'fl.Ssanh 8 41 1) 80 ''1'44!7M Bdneor 6 15 7 0 9 8 11 0 4 5 7 8 1 10, o 3E 4 5.5 9 (1 i, ter via?V'ringtti: 9 10 6 45 10 0 2 25 4 0 8 4 r?'d s 55 1 0 410 8 16 Liverpool ..8 0Io 50 3 15 4 3 pilyi, 1.? 35 1 3.3 .3 .5, 16K) 45 71 9 4012 5 4 25 5 3 Liverpool 1" 3 0 .5 q 750 10 511 BHYL 0 10 11 101 2 50 5 40 8 40 t.ivetp<t '?.-35070840. Forvd.amveat 9 I 1 I15 2 'Z 5 8 45 19b 2 1 30 5 3 5 (O JS Pl???,ldl 9 )?355M8M ,r) ,s ,j3s St. Asaph 9 32 13? 3 15 76 2 9 2 9_5 0 1519 901 50 3 40 6 20 9 20 Ch,?r?n g"Q ?5 mM DENllIGU 9 50 950 J 50340 6 20 920 CHESTER AXD MOLD RAILWAY-OCT., I860. -—————————-———————————— \;1' TJ<lN, VOW); Tl,AIN. Mold to Chester. -17- i"2~j 1 '2 k 1 2" Sundays. Chester to Mold. 12 f il T3 1 -unnaje. — Leave. a-m. a •' m p K m p.m. a.m. p m. Leave. a.m. p.m. p m. a.m. a.m. p.m. g M 6 3r> chestfr 9 0 2 40 5 25 8?* ?' 30 >,oM  8 3 It 3 438 7IS 8 .5S 6 38 P, gi?l? 98 2 48 5 33 8 23 9 53 7 3 I lonir « H 11 3 4 38 7 18 8 53 » Rrmigbton 9 8 2 48 5 33 8 23 9 53 7 38 Padeatrood 8 8 11 8 4 43 7 23 8 58 6 43 Hope 9 22 3 2 5 47 8 37 10 7 7 52 1° 1 12 4 47 7 21 9 2 6 47 I'adesivood 9 27 3 7 5 52 8 42 10 12 7 57 ""I" | |.>4 11 24 ? 739 9 6 .59 1, ,??g 931 3 12 5 57 8 47 10 17 8 2 Bronghton ,{ ,1" 750 9 1 Mold arrive 9 40 X 20 1 6 5 M I. I BANGOR AND CARNARVON RAILWAY—OCT.. 1860. -11'1;l: —- | Week L)a>s. | c 2 l '?2 L X1 8 40 I1 & Y & 12 ':L, "rd. MaiL „ ??  ??ti  I p.m. pm p.m.¡ p.m, I a.m. -1- cTthTcVoS: i 11 «IS if. «» SSi*" s.29 gil;OS,g :i 8'40 I II I ¡ n åi:i n i 8'30 g 839  1« ««!>{il ?.!? SS!|?9 8.M T or 6 44 8 111 2??29 354 51 7106158.1 ;r.i;¡it 811 302 15 4 0 0 1 a :.5. k 1 146 9 Ba Week Days. Sundays. -"1 2 1 2 '.2,S[ 1 8 £ 2 I, 2,Sc 1, 2,8c ?.'r?. 'l ?'? ? ? a', 1 T8 a [Class. 3rd. &.21.2.& 3rd. Carnarvon. Mall. ParI. ¡Clau. 3rd- al1.1 ParI. 3rd. P* -i S; i- 94' 12 19 2 44 5, 21 ..?09!9!t: Menat Bndge ? 95 9 M 1 5? 7?9? 10 12917 lreborth. 10 0 13 :;o 2 53 5 35 7 35 9 30 ?0?09'M! m¡t;i:i'i: ¡g. ¡; I, i H i Iig i 027932 llriffith s Crossing Carnarvon Arrive 4 26 10 17 .5 12 45 3 5 55(1 7 50 94 4 ?6 JO 35 940 ST. GEORGE'S HARBOUR RAILWAY-OCT., 1860. t't'TUAINa. I 21' J 2 I 211 2 /I< 2, Llandcdko toconwat Jkn. 1 2 P„f. 12 I 2 ( 1 & 2. KjJpr^„j 12 12 12 T 1,<»a ave a'm. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p In. p.m. P ??. p.m. pm Lea,e 7 5 8 3:; I 9 27 II 10 13 3 20 4 ?) .? 30 ?? 7 20 J.landudno ?? ?? ?? HM?t<o 3 30 4 40 340 6 35 7 30 J,UUdioll,.rM,'e at 720 8 ;,0 I UlO n25 10 3 3 ) 144:, 5 5 040 7M J.. Conway 19 10 215 5 15 625 7 15 lO 15 12 45 3 5 5 .50 7 50 l. ;,£L i:: I I;¡ I i g "i 11?yl 85 10 I' !) !M 3,, 5 10 ??'; 9? Liverpool •• 9 50 u ,5 13 65 3 0 50 6 10 10 50 Chester..   go -7 1J 7 4) V^^Urj0 20 ?? 1 25 350 .0 i:" i:]; ¡¡r,ng o' ¡ j 30 .j0 5 a0 7 s 8 ir, Woher?mpton ? ?; j[?. )? 330 530 Ta 8t.) ?? 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