DIRECTORY.] CAERWYS. 113 Jones David, blacksmith, Ddol Hughes John Wm. grocer, butcher, YSCEIFIOG. Jones John, grocer draper, assistant overseer & poor Private Residents. Jones Johnson Roger, hand- made rate collector . JonesRev. Griffith Johnn.A. Parkho paper ~anufacturer, .Afon Wen Jone_s John, corn & flour miller,Wern Morgan Rev. David paper mill null Thomas William J.P. Plas newydd Main William, sen. manager, Mill ho Jones Samuel, joiner, l'enriew Co ci 1 Parry Thomas & Co. coal merchants Jones Samuel, wheelwright, Penrhen, mmer a · Parry William, grocer & miller Star Crossing Edwards Robert, blacksmith Letts Henry, Cross Foxes P. H Ed_w~rds Samuel, _a~sistant overseer Farmers. McMurray William, agent to H. W. Gr~ffiths Grace, RlSlng Sun P.H Buddicom esq. Nannerch lodge Gnffiths Mary, grocer . Hughes John, Bronfadog Nannerch Horticultural, Dog, Poul- Jones Charles, Black _Lwn P.H . Jones Henry, Coed-y-mynedd try & Pigeon Society ; secretary, J ones J n. groc~r & miller, W ern nnll J ones John, Ddol John Edward Evans Jones Robert, msuranee agent Jones Miss Elizabeth, Brynshion Roberts F. J. grocer &c Jones Thomas, Nag's Head P.H Matthews Edward, Maes-y-coed Whalley Edward coal merchant Matthews Thos. blacksmith, Babell Parry Elizabeth, Bryn eithin ' Morris N athaniel H. grocer Parry William, Ddol Farmers. Parry William, miller & joiner, Gon- Cartwright Edward, Smith house glog mills LIX.WM. Davies Benjamin, Penisacwm Parry William, joiner, Mynydd llan Griffiths Rev. Robert Davies Isaac, Tyddyn onn Roberts Frederick Jacob, grocer Davies John, Blaeuycwm Smart Robert, Fox P. H Commercial. Davies John, Brynffynon Farmers. Davies Edward, joiner, Ffynnon- Edwards Willia.m & John, Nanty . .Ames Elias, Prysau y-cyff cwm Davies John, Llwyndrain Davies John, grocer Edwards Edward, Pen-y-felin Davies Mrs. M . .A. Gorse Pulford Samuel, tailor Evans Richard, Bryngolen Davies Robert, Pantygwynbach Roberts lsaac, Red Lion P.H Griffiths Edward, Bronycwm Davies Robert, Brynparug Williams lsaac, general draper Hampson William, Bryn Davies Thomas, Coed-y-bryn Williams William, Crown P. H Houghton George, Derfechan Edwards John, Llwyn-y-cosun Hough ton John, Drefechan Edwards Lewis, Bronhaul NANNERCH. Hughes Joseph Edwards Thomas, GarnedJwen bach Private Residents. Hughes Joseph, Ysgubor newydd Evans Eliza, Garnedd\',ren Hughcs Joscph, Ysgubor newydd Evans Peter, Broneirion Bleyard Mrs. Nannfilrch hall Hughes Mrs. S. Maesyresgob Evans Richard, Bryngolen Brown William Hughe~ William, Penrallt Fox Peter, Tanllan Buddicom Harry William J.P. Pen- James Thomas, Tyddynonn Hardern HenryS. Waen isa bedw hall Jones Edward, Bryngolen Hughes John, Bronfadog Buddicom Mrs. Plas-yn-llan J ones Mrs . .Ann, Talwrn J ones Edward, Groesffordd Garner Charles F. Cil Cainl Lloyd Mrs . .Ann, Penbedw uchaf J ones Elizabeth, Brynsion Gillespie Thomas J. Tynycaean Lloyd Mrs. Henblas Jones Henry, Coed-y-mynydd Hampson William, Bryn Lloyd William Augustus, Penucha- Jones Joseph, Top ffynnon-y-cyff Ha.rdcastle Mrs. Maria, Plas-yn-llan cwm J ones Thomas, Gledlon McMurray William, N anncrch lo ge Parry Charles, Henfaes Lewis Moses, Groesfaen Williams Rev. Watkin Peake William, Firwood Lloyd William, Groes faen Pritcha.nl Jeremiah, Gwrych beddw Parry John, Bryngolen Commercial. Pritchard Robert, Penybryn Roberts Evan, Coed-y-brain Cartwright Edward, blacksmith Pritchard Samuel, Bryn-y-fynon Roberts John, Colomendy Cartwright Henry, blacksmith Roberts John, Desgynfu Roberts Peter, Tyn-y-Pwll Da.vies James, miller Roberts Thomas, Allotment Robinson Robert, Bryngolen Davies John, corn & flour miller, Robinson -, Henliving Spencer William, Tyddyn Halen N annerch mill Robinson Francis, Bryngolen Thomas John, Pentre Evans John E. schoolmaster & Robinson Joseph, Plasyw Tyrer Thomas, Ivy house organist Robinson Mrs. Plasyw Watkin Edward, Rhewl Foulbs Griffith, Swan inn Taylor lsaac, Penbedw Williams Edward, Bryncloddian Fose John, grocer & boot maker Williams Margaret, Halfodycwm Williams John, Cimmwch Griffiths Mary (Mrs.), Rising Sun P.H Williarns Robert, Tygwyn Williams Peter, Coed-y-mynydd

CARNARVON AND THE PARISHES OF LL.ANBEBLIG WITH WAEN FAWR, LLANFAGLAN, LLANRUG WITH CAE .ATHRAW, CWl\I-Y-GLO AND PONT RUG, LLANWNDA, WITH BONT NEWYDD AND RHOSTRY:F.AN.

CARNARVON, anciently Oaer yn An•on, is a mar- capacious and well-:r;heltered harbour, capable of admit­ ket town and seaport and a municipal and parliament- ting vessels of 400 tons burthen, and affording a secure ary burgh, the head of a union, county-court district refuge in all states of the weather; the harbour is pro­ and petty-sessional division, and the county and assize vided with spacious quays, which, as well as the wharfs town of Carnarvonshire, in the parish of Llanbeblig, and piers, are effectively lighted ; there are warehouses hundred of Is Gorfai, 246 miles north-west from and cellars for the storage of bonded and exciseable London, 70 west from Chester, 30 south-east from Holy- goods, and at the entrance to the bar a lighthouse has head, 21 north from Pwllheli and 9 south by west from been erected ; fishing boats and their implements are Bangor, beautifully situated on the north bank of the distinguished by the letters C 0. The harbour is con­ river Seiont, at the southern entrance to the 1\Icnai trolled by a body of trustees. The chief export trade strait, about 4 miles from its opening to Carnarvon bay, is in slate, which is shipped in large quantities, and with a station on the London and North -Western includes roofing and ·writing slates. The principle railway, which is also the junction of a branch to Llan- article imported is timber; the coasting trade is also beris, and at Dorias station a line branches off to the extensive, and the local fishing is now (1895) being Snowdon di~trict. The estuary of the Seiont forms a rapidly developed. On the side of the town next the N. WALES. 8