... NEWSPAPER FOR THE FARMiNG & GARDENING INTEREST. I ,9ATURDAY, January 5, will be published, price Fivepence, or Sixpence stamped, each volume complete in itself, Twenty-four, occasionally Thirty-two, Folio Pages, the First Number for 1856 of e T390GAREERS'CGR939CE AN D AGRICIULT1U AL GAZETTE ; A WEEKLY RECORD OF RURAL ECONOMY AND GENERAL NEWS. THE HORTICULTURAL PART EDITED BY PROYESSOR LINDLEY- ...

... NAPIER'S ?? Comniuni~cation between Rbyl 'nd Liverpool. THE Now Powerful and Fast-Sa~iling Iron TSteotmcr LION,' Captain JOHN LEWIS0, (who has been engaged on the above line for the last 16 years) ; Stevvard. EyAN JONES, (fronm the Canadian Steamer Indian.) For Time Bills, &r., apply to thle Owner, JAMUS NAPItR. Iod- for, Rhyl, or to Gladstone, Oldharn & Co., 25, B~ath-6treet, Liver- pool ...

... SME SAILINGS OF THE. E pp 'WE F ALES STEAXEtR.C T HEP11.NCE F WAES Steamer (Thorma Davie, Comandr),Sails as under for the From~rEN1 Bil I~IE, ONOASWDNESDAYS, and Fill- PAYS, at 1 a~m. From LIVERPOOL, TUESDAYS, THuRsDlAys, and SATUOR- ci *Ays, at 11 n.m. Calling at Liandudnto, Beaumaris. Bangor, and Menai Bridge, '(wveather permitting.) Face-Cabin, 4s.; fl eck, 2n. OSd. flr T The FAIRY Steamer ...

... THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE, UN'DE~R NEW XANAGEMENTr, i, GRE.TLY ENLARGED AND; IMPROVED. B CHAINGE OF THE DAY OF PUBLICATION, e TO OEUR I~'RIE17D & PATRON.g § - The Subscribers to and Readers of the NORTH WALiES CHRONICLE are respectfully informed, that in order *to complete the preparations, now far advanced, for the commencement of the new, h- enlagted. mad improved series of the Paper, and to ...

... THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE GEsNERAL pr, INTTI NG OFFICE \X)D STATIONERY ESTABLISRMENT. IflIE PubliC ar e ?? itfotned that the arrange s( rtlltenltted tot the extension of the PRINT- LAS i, NESS inl the NOV Building, connected with CA X TON HlOUSE, CASTLE STREET, BANGOR, ae .pI ir. 11 and the SP'ACIOUSs AND CoNVENt Nr Pre- ?? ,i firwishell vith an ExTENSIVE ASSoRT- 'LAIX A-NJ) ORNAMENTAL TYPE, ? ...

... CARNARVONSHIRE ANT ANGIESEY INFIRMARY. 1 A SERMON vill be preached, on behalf of the A above Institetion, in BANGOR CATHEDRAL, Oil SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, Sept. 30, 1855, by the Rev. . CHANCELLOR TREVOR. Service to conmmence at half-past Eleven. BANGOR DIOCESAN CHUURCH BUILDING SOCIETY. A MEETING of the COMMITTEE ef this So- A ciety will be held in the CHArTER Room, on TUESDAY, the 2nd of October ...

... TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE UNITED BOROUGHS OF Carnarvon, Conway, Criecieth, Baxagor, lP llhieli t& Nevihn. GENTLEMEN,-I shall soon be required to re- sign into your hands the trust you committed to my charge in 1847. My political conduct is before you-my principles are well known to you, and have been honoured by your approval for the last fifteen years. They con- tinue ...

... F REqUENT TRAVELLERS can INSURE gainat RAILW'AY ACCIDENTS by he YlEARA, for terms of YEARS, orfor the whole ol C LIFE:, on application to tbe Booking Clerks at lhe .1. ?? Railway Stations, and at the offices of the strc RAILWAY. FAS5 ...

... ANGLESEY HTJN T. !COM PP ii O1,T,1ttt T. D). L6)b Ej. JON F-S PARRY, PSQ. DE'PUTY, R. L. DI. WILLIAMS BULKELEY, ESQ. LA.DY PATRONESS. MISS LEANS. THE ANNUAL XItEETING. oF the Anklesey 7 Hu t will he hell at the W\rILLIA-IS BrILICE caEY A1 Bis -10TEL, BEAuzinis, on TUEt-DAY, tbe.7th d iy of . overtihi neXt, and two following days. ORDINAPRIES, WRDNESil)AY ?? .TnuieSDA.Y-; BA L LS, TutEs n ky ...

... E-VERY DESCRIPTION OF LETTER-PRESS, COPPER.PLATE and. LITH OGRAPHIC' PRINTING, BOOKBINDING A;N) MAC HN$. RULING. ,romnptty executed at moderate- charges, by A. R. MARTIN, Caxton Printing OtEces, Bangor. YATES AND.HESS, - NGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, & DIE. .h SINKERS. TO H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT, 33, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. Teas and Coffees at Merchants Prices. r EAS, genuine, and of first-class ...

... F RUEE PASSAGES TO HOBART TOWN AND _ LAUNCESTON TO PARTIES HOLDING BOUNTY TICKETS.-The Government of Van Dieman's Land having made arrangements with the & > - ?? of the celebrated Black Ball Line of Aus- tralian Packets foe the Conveyance of all their Bounty Passengers to that Colony.-Parties holding tickets are requested to apply immediately for passages to JAMES BAINES & CO,, 6, Cook- street ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter on Nuisances it, Holyhead shall appear in our next. The tri-coloh r is equally the banner of Entgland antd France, with this distjictimn-tte blte is nearest tire staff for France- the redl f r Ettulaldi Our Holyhead friend is quite right. Active sas our eorrespotrJ.. ents are in other ires, *e havc weeklv more paragraphs from that titn ant othr to vn-betokeninz ...