the Sea Coast to Barmouth, and a Stage Coach, or some other more regular mode of conveyance between North and South Wales, particularly during the Summer Months, are still left among the _desiderata_ of this portion of the Principality. * * * * * _Ancient Divisions of the County_. _Cantref_, _or _Commots_. (_Cwmmwd_.) Hundred_. NANT GONWY, Uwch Conwy, Is Conwy, Trefrew. ABER, Llechwedd Ucha, Llechwedd Issa. ARVON, Uwch Gwyrfai, Is Gwyrfai. LLEYN, Cymmytmaen, Cyfflogion, or Canologion, Dinlleyn. EIFIONYDD, was one of the Commots of the Cantref of Dunodig, and Arduwy was the other. CREUDDIN, is a Commot in the Cantref, or Hundred, of Rhôs. APPENDIX. A _CATALOGUE_ OF THE RECTORIES, VICARAGES, AND CHAPELS, IN THE County of Caernarvon; WITH THEIR _DEDICATIONS_, _SAINT DAYS_, _AND PATRONS_. V. BANGOR, St. Daniel Dec. 1 Bishop of Bangor C. Pentir, _a._ St. Cedol Nov. 1 Bishop of Capel Bangor R. Llanddiniolen St. Diniolen Nov. 23 Lord Chancellor C. Llanfair Isgaer St. Mary Sept. 8 Lord Newborough C. Bettws Garmon St. Garmon July 31 Lord Newborough V. Llanberis St. Peris June 26 Bishop of Bangor R. Llanrug St. Michael Sept. 29 Bishop of Bangor V. Llanwnda St. Beuno April 21 Bishop of Bangor C. Llanfaglan St. Baglan Bishop of Bangor R. Llandwrog St. Twrog June 26 Bishop of Bangor V. Llanbeblic St. Peblic July 4 Bishop of Chester C. Carnarvon St. Mary Feb. 2 Bishop of Chester R. Llanllyfni St. Credyw Nov. 11 Bishop of Bangor R. Llanaelhaiarn St. Elhaiarn Nov. 1 Bishop of Bangor R. Clynnog St. Beuno April 21 Impropriation