The Aberystwith Observer

LISTS OF VISITORS. "Hoi-el ana Lodging-kotise Keepers desirous of placing their Houses before the thousands of Visitors and Tourists who freqaent the district will find the present an excellent opportunity. The charge for Advertisements for fifteen weeks during the season will be 15s per inch single column, and 30s double column. Advertisements ordered for a \vhole year vrill be charged half the above rates per insertion.

Visitors whcs3 names may be omitted from this list will oblige the Editor by leaving their names and Addresses at the Observer Office, 1, North Parade. MARINE TERRACE. Rock House, Miss Jones Mrs and Miss Williams, Hay 3, Miss Jones Mr Mrs. Miss, and Master Bassett, Birmingham 3Ir and Mrs Tait, Bodminton, Gloucestershire Mr and Mrs Morgan and maid, London <5, Osborne House, Miss Jones Mrs and Miss Woodward, Miss Clarke Mr and Mrs Brampton, Birmingham "7, Mrs Jones Rev Mr and Mrs Bax, London Mrs Fev ersham, Londen Miss Tobye, London Mr J. Jones, Newcastle-on-Tyme 3, Mrs W. Davies Mrs Taylor, and Miss Kinden, London Mrs R. Clarke, Birmingham I Mrs Carter, Oxford The Misses Griffiths, Trefni Mr and Mrs Andrew, Fairfield, Manchester 9, Miss Williams Rev R. and Mrs Jackson, family and nurses, Tib- bc-rton Rectory, Newport, Salop Miss Weigall. The Close, Salisbury Miss Hooker, Court Lodge, Belvedere Rev S. R. and Mra Young, chili and nurse, Aber- g-avenny 30. Mrs Jones Mrs Linsren and Miss Walker, Penlanaian, Rhyaaer Mr* A. Thompson, family and nurse, Oldbnry Mr'and Mrs Clement, Manchester 11. Mrs Scott Mrs Mason and pMty, Edgbaston Mr and Mrs Round and family, Tipton Miss Wood, Dudley Mr and Mrs Gates. family and servants, Waseneld t:AIr and the Misses Exley, Ossett 13. Mrs Clayton Mr and Mrs Distin, Bristol Mrs and Miss Rainsdale, StaSs, London 15, Cambridge House, Miss Evans Mr C. C. Smith, Mrs Smith, Wolverhampton Mr F. Earlington, do Miss Parr, Stockport Mrs Evt-rist, Ividderminster 30. Miss H, Hughes Mr, Mrs. and Master Jones, Miss Jones, Columbia, Ohio, America Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hughes Messrs Hugo H. and J. H. Martin, Herefordshire 17. Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Francis, family & maids, Llanidloes Mr and Mrs Thomas Silyester, West Bromwich 13, Dr and Mrs Grinarod 20, Mr and Mrs Wood, Mr and Mrs Tansley. and Miss Wood, Stoke-m-Trent BELLE VUE ROYAL HOTEL, Mr Hamer- The Rev Dr Gibbings, Miss Andnorth, Berchmont, Mr H. Mc'Ansland, Cardiff; Mr Percy T. Cowley; Xewtcwn; Mr Frederick Eertley. Neath; Mr John E. Medley, Hovlake; Mr and Mrs Morris, cienservants and maids, Coomb, Carmar- thenshire; Captain and Mrs Llsyri, Glangwilli; Mr J. P. Lewes, Llysnewydd, Llindyssul; Capt Jefferson. Carmarthen; Mr T. R. Bourne. Clifton, Bristol; Mr F. Grundy, Brecon; Mr Tredwell, London; Mr and Mrs Harris, Llandrindod; Pro- cessor Geneee: Mr A. Meredith, Llanidloes; Rev W. Davits, Mr J. Jones, Oswestry: Mr Parry, Mr Newman, Mr Thomas, Mr Jones, Mr Pound, -Mr Rutherford. Mr Lloyd Philipps, Pembroke- shire; Mr Mc Cregor, Mr J. Pell, Talybont; Mr J. H. Webb, Llanidloes Mr W. Spraggon, Shrewsbury; Mr Barton, Mr Thc-mas Savin and .party, Oswestry; Mr Clegg, Liverpool; Mr Jonas, Liverpool. :24, Mrs Kenrick Mr M C mkey, Mrs Dixon, Liverpool Mrs Charles Glascott, Manchester -"20. Waterloo House, Miss Jones Mrs Tharraley, Mrs Frith, Mrs Piatt, Manchester Mrs Plumiey, Bolton Mrs and Miss Langston, Birmingham Miss Drumnore -28, Miss Hughes Sir Edward Cockburn, Bart., and Lady Cockburn and family, Pennoxstone, Herefordshire 29, Mr J. Evans Mr and Mrs Braithwaite, Elmley, Worcestershire Mrs, Miss, and Mr V. Stone, Kennilworth 31, Mrs A. Griffiths Mr and Miss Glover, Matlock, Derbyshire Captain and Mrs Pen-son Miss Nuttall, do Miss Sinclair, Sale, Cheshire 33, Gloucester House, Mrs Roberts Mrs Causick, Miss Jones, Mr Tompson and family, Birmingham Mrs Marshall, Birmingham Mr, Mrs, Master Taylor, and nurse, Derby ';2-5, Brynymor House, Mrs M. Nelson Mrs Gouldbourn, Wilkesley, Salop Mrs Gouldbourn, Shrewsbury Mrs Lockett, Market Drayton Miss Peake, Liverpool Misses Bishop, Brecon Mr and Mrs Sortwell and family, Old nam 3G, Morelana House, Mrs P. Edwards Miss Ebrail, Shrewsbury Mr R. H. Ebrall, Hereford Mr J. Butler and family, Miss Foulkes, Hereford Mr and Mrs Jackson and family, London Miss Smith, Llangollen -38, Miss Thomas Misses Kelley, Liverpool Mioses Chinn, Sutton, Coldfield Miss M. A. Batchelor, Miss M. Webster, Derby 39, Glyndwr House, Mrs Griffiths Mrs R. and Mr W. Woodhouse, Leominster, Here- fordshire 07 !• Miss M. Kenyon Slaney and party, Shropshire Mr Poots, Burton on Trent 40, Miss Nelson Mr & Mis S. A. Sharman and family,vCaergwrle Mrs Pechey, Hope Rev J. W. and Mrs Lance, Newport, Men Miss Edwards, Solihull, Warwickshire Miss Edith Seai, Miss and Master Sanders, do Mr J. and the Misses Lings, Didsbnry 41, Misses Jones Mr and Mrs Barnett, Dudley 42, Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Torquay, Mrs Vedgler and family, London Miss Gray 43, Picton House, Miss Osmotherley Mrs Neaintyre, London Mr F. Broome Mr, Mrs. and Master Beard, Handley -44, Miss E. F. Jones Mrs Hurst, family and maid Miss Lena Skin, Llanidloes Miss Atkinson, Cardiff -47, Chatham House, Mrs E. Edwards John Appleyard, M.B., and Mrs Appleyard, chil. dren and nurse, Bradford Mr and Mrs Carringtos, Bulwell, Nottingham Mrs and Miss Cox, Birmingham *48 Marlborough House, Miss Lf.wis Mrs H. Willding Jones and party, Malpas, Cheshire Mr and' Mrs G. A. Woodward and family, Edgbas- ton, Birmingham <49, Mrs Lewis Miss Gates and Miss Hemmmgs, Leamington. Miss Worsencroit, and Miss Johnson London 50., Mrs R. Watkins Mr and Mrs Gray, Bee ford Miss Peathing, Wisbeach • 52. Mrs E. Jones Mrs Thomas, baby and nurse, Penn Fields Miss Bates Penn, Wolverhampton Miss S. A. Davies, Neuadd Wen, Bargoed Mr G. J. Davies, do Mr and Mrs Evan Thomas, Builth :53. Mise James Mr and Mrs Mason and family, Hereford .Madame De Viemua and family, Cheltenham 00, Mr and Mrs Holland, Manchester Mrs Grittitlls, family and nurse, Carmarthen <51, Mrs Hogg Mrs Vanghan and family, Smethwiek Mrs Hardcastle and Miss Alsop, Shifnal 62, Mrs D. Davies Mr and Mrs Allen, Princes End, Tipton Mrs and the Misses Jones, late of Fronygog, Mach- ynlleth York House, Mrs R. Humphreys Miss Lett, Scampston, Yorkshire Mrs Mannsr rnd family, Mrs Prosser, Mrs Price Brecon Miss Eveson, Hagley, Worcestershire Mr G. F. Wooldrldge, Oxford Miss M. Baxter, Oxford 65, Clifton House, Mrs J. A. Powell Mrs and Miss Erskine Mr and Mrs Britton, Erdington, Birmingham ALBERT PLACE. b 2, Bumbarton House, Mrs Cree Mrs and Miss Lewis, Carmarthen Rev E. H. Parry, Mr W. H. Havergal, Ross QUEEN'S HOTEL, Mr W. H. Palmer- Mr and Mrs Waterton, Mr Charles Waterton, Miss Waterton and maid, Master Thomas More Waterton, Miss Jones, Dr and Mrs Hopkins, Dr and Mrs Robinson, Sheffield; Mr Smith, Mr Thompson, Mr and Mrs Jones, Mr R. Jones, jun., Mr Broadbent, Mr A. C. Broadbent, Mr Sweedie, The Right Rev Bishop Hedley, Mr Jenkins, and Mr Lion, Mrs McConkey and Mrs Dixon, Mrs Glascott, Mr Holmes, Mr and Mrs Charles Tye, Mr Fair and Mr Wilson, Miss Per- fect and maid, Mr and Mrs Barney, Captain Pryce. VICTORIA TERRACE. Eve'yn House, Mr Hochster Dr and Mrs Gaitskell, family and maids, Sydenham, 3, Ocean View House, Mrs Kensit Mrs and Miss Shepherd, Moseley Mr, Mrs, and Miss Lister, Leicester Mrs Ashton, Moseley Mr and the Misses Walker and party, Wolver- hampton 5, Plinlimon House, Mrs Pearce Mr and Miss Corder, Edgbaston Mr and Mrs E. P. Thorley, Birmingham Mr E. and Miss Naden, Handsworth Miss Mantle, do Mrs Howell, Sethwerst, WorJiood 6, Trafalgar House, Mrs R. Felix Mr and Mrs Knill, Belle Vue, Shrewsbury Mrs Geulston, Knigkton Mr and Mrs Francis, child and nurse, Shrewsbury Mr and Mrs G. Mansfield Browne, child and nurse, Liverpool Mrs and Miss Browne, do 7, Brighton House, Mrs Doughton Mrs Henry Pidcock, Leicester Mrs Ford, Mr Ford Mrs Filley, Leicester Rev Dr Gibbings Miss Aldworth, Ireland Miss K. Charles, Aberdovey Abergeldie House, Mrs G. Jones Mr and Mrs Brown, and maid, Welshpool Mr Phillips, children and nurse, Malvern Mr, Mrs, and Misses Ediilge, Wolverhampton Miss Cox, Wolverhampton Mr and Mrs Plast and family, Mr and Mrs Dale and family, Birmingham Balmoral House, Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Butler, Kensington Mrs, Misses Tvrigge, Manchester Misses Davies, Liverpool Mrs and Misses Burton, Miss Jones, Bridgenorth GREAT DARKGATE STREET. LION ROYAL HOTEL, Mr J. Roberts- Capt Reed, Cardiff; Mr Gruar, Llanidloes; Mr Burton, Tewkesbury; Mr Lloyd Owen, Chester; Mr Troughton, Cheltenham; Mr Healy, Hands- worth; Mr Price, Ciifton, Bristol; Mr Bayes, Nottingham; Mr W. 0. Boberts, Leami*gt«n; worth; Mr Price, Clifton, Bristol; Mr Bayes, Nottingham; Mr W. 0. Roberts, Leamixgten; Mr Irving, Loudon; Mr Jones, Wolverhampton; Mr Thomas, Builth; Misses Fussel, London; Mr Phillipps, Bristol; Mr Colby, Hnddersfield; Mr Owen, Liverpool; Mr Hughes, Worcester; Mr Thompson, Wolverhampton, Mr and Mrs C. Le Neve Foster and family, Mrs Thompson, Llan- dudno; Mr B. Smith and family, Lincolnshire; Mr Astley, Northampton: Mr Roberts, Stratford- í on-Avon; Mr Parry, Crickhowel; Mr Jone8, Manchester; Mr King. Birmingham; Mr Hender- son, Nottingham; Mr Chambers, Leamington. Mrs Williams. Sydenham; Mr Patter and Son, Newport; Mr Davies, Manchester; Mr Hughes, Maccessfield; Mr Stickland, Carmarthen; Mr Harvey, Bristol; Mr Preston, Leaminster; Mr Roberts, Brisol!; Mr Hughes, Leicester; Mr Hycle, Birmingham; Mr E. Roberts and Mr Trevett, Manchester PORTLAND-STREET. 5, Mrs E. Jones-Mr. Mrs and Miss Saxton and Masters Sandback. Cheshire; Mrs Meredith, Builth; Miss Probert Green, Field, Builth 7, Mrs Davies—Mrs, Miss and Master Hartnell, Os- westrj; Misses Uzzell, and Miss Williams, Chel- tenham; Mr a.nd Mrs Brace 10, Mrs Oven Edwards—Mr Caswell, Walsall 12. Granville House, Mrs Francis—Miss Keedwell, Machynlleth; Miss M. A., Miss A. J. S. and Miss S. E. Keedwell, Newtown Mrs Capt Hughes—Mr Read, Cardiff 21, Mrs Bateman-Dr and Mrs Miller and family, Birmingham; J. R. Roberts, Tregarth; Mr E. Edwards, London 25, Mrs Rinkin—Miss Russel, London; Miss Wills, West Brompton; Miss B. S. and Miss E. Powell, Maesycwmmir 26, Elian Vannin House, Mr3 Osborne—Mrs Johnson, family and nurse, Stoke-upon-Trent 29, Mrs Wm Scott—Mr and Mrs George and family, Builth 32, Miss Isaac—Mrs and Master C. Humphreys, Llanfair Misses Humphreys, Llanfair Mrs, Miss and Master J snes, Hereford 35, Mrs Jones—Mrs a.nd Mr E. Job and Miss A. Ash. ton, Birmingham; D. C. L. Williams, Brecon 37, Mrs S. Thomas—Mrs and Mr Routledge Man- chester 46, Mrs Morris—Mrs Kenyon, Birmingham ALFRED PLACE. 7, Mrs Ellis Mrs, Miss, and Miss J. Esp, Miss A.JGee, Wor- cester TERRACE ROAD. 13, Berlin House, Mrs Williams—Mr and Mrs W. and Misses Denning, Aston, Birmingham Miss Dingley, Handsworth, Birmingham 29, Lisburne Honse, Mrs Edwards—Mr H. W. Elliot, Mr W. Hudfield, Etriord; Mr G. Smithson, Wol- verhampton; Mr E. Mountford, Birmingham; Mr Thos London and Son, Birmingham; Mrs Henry and Miss Moore, Gloucester; Miss Day; Misses Russel 34, Terrace Road, Mrs J. Rees-Mrs Fickling, Mrs B. Fickling and Master Fickling, London; lefra Schouhart and family, Dowlais; Mr and Master Jones, Dowlais; Mrs Makin, Dowlais; Mr and Master Sweet, Dowlais QUEEN'S ROAD. Ascnpart House—Rev R. S. Short, Mrs Short, and Mr Short, Clevedon Pembroke House, Miss Hughes—Mr Allan and family, Tranmere; Miss Hickson, West Felton RAILWAY TERRACE. 8 Mrs Dodd-Mr and Mrs Joseph Vale, Miss A. F. Vale, and Miss E. B: Vale, Birmingham NEW STREET. 9, Mrs Jones—Mr J. P. Jones, Manchester 11, Mrs Rowlands—Mrs and Master Tomes, Birming- ham CORPORATION STREET. 13, Mrs G. Roberts-Miss Summers and Miss S. E. Roberts, Manchester NEWFOUNDLAND STREET. Somerset House, Mrs M. A. Jones-Mademoiselle E. Duhammel et A. A. Jonanis, France ABERDOVEY. Dovey Hotel, Miss Lewis—Mrs Richardson and maid, Pwllheli M r Newman, London Mr and Mrs Evans. Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Welch nurse and child, London Otago House, Mrs Morris—Mr » id Mrs Ruck 1. Glandovey Terrace, Mrs Bell- te et Ctesse de StMaixent, France; Madame Tamarescal, Se'rs France 2, Glandovey Terrace, Mrs Evans-Mr and Mrs J' Ambler and famiiy, Birmingham ;Mrs Tully, Lon- don. Mrs Adney, Shrewsbury 4, Glandovey Terract, Mrs Black-Mise E. Owen 5 Glandovey Terrace, Mrs Humphreys—Mrs and Miss Jones, Wrexdam Madam Troussard; Mrdam Tricard Glanmore Terrsce, Mrs Lewis—Madame et Made- moiselle de Witasse, Paris Leaden Hall, Mrs Owen-Mrs. Miss, Miss E., Miss L. and Master H. Crofton, Worcester GUnafon Terrace, Mrs Rowlands—Mr F. J., Miss and Masters Emery Plas Dovey, Mrs Jones-Mr Whitworth, Oxford Glandwr HOUBP, Mrs Lewis-Mr, Miss A. and Mas- ter Herbert Coats, Newtown Merion Place, Miss Doidge-Mrs Latham and family and maid, Bromley, Kent 1, Brynhyfryd, Mrs Jones-Rev D. Joxes and family Brynhyfryd, Mra Jones—Mr R. H, Gamson Rer D. Roberts and familyi Rhiw ABERAYRON. 8, Victoria-street, Mrs Lewie—Mrs Mary, Miss Margaret, and Miss Sarah Maria Hughes, Meddfe 1, Itegent-st, reef, iltfrs Elizabeth Davies-Mrs Geielenkrchen and 2 children, Manchester 6, Vii'toria-strret, Mr John Jones-Mr John Jenkins, LHnwrda; Mrs Mary Williams, do Miss Eleanor Lewie, do 1, Castle-lane, Mrs Eleanor DltTies-Mra Sarah. Harris and Mr Henry Harris, Mountain Ash 2, Victoria-street, Mrs Maria Davies—Mr Morgan, II Brewen; Miss Jane Jenkins, Dehewid 5, Quay Parade, Mrs Hannah Hewellyn—Mr, Mrs and Air Harris, Aberdare Mr Davies, do Mr David Lewis, Rhandirmwyn Miss Elizabeth Llewelyn, Aberdare 1, Cadwgan Place, Capt Evan Evans—Rev W. R William Pontdardulais Mr Williams, Nanty- moel; Miss M. Hughes, Biannant, Cayo Mr Thoma", Aberdare 19, Market-ttreet, Mr Jenkin Jones—Mr John Mor- gan, Brynaman; Mr Owen Rees, (1<>; Mr Thomas Morgan, do Mr Walter Davies, Llangenick Miss Jane Hughes, Llandovery; Mr David Evans, schoolmaster, Tally, and family Mr Davies, schoolmaster, Cwmdu Alban Square, White Lion, Mrs Hannah Evans- Mrs James and child, Llansawil, Carmarthenshire 7, Cadwgan Place, Mrs Jones-Mr Daniel Davies, Usk, Mon 8, Belie Vue Terrace, Mrs EVRns-Mr Thomas Williams, Dowlais Mr Win Williams, do 3, Portland Place, Aeron Queen House, Mrs Margaret Williams—Mrs Phillips, London; Miss Anderson do; Mrs Lewi?, do Market-street, Star of Wales, Mr Evan Lloyd—Mr Samuel Jones and family, Rhymney; Mr Thomas Thomas, Llanwrda Tabernacle-street, Mrs Elizabeth Jones—Mr Jones, Lampeter; Sarah Herbert, do; Jane Davies, Lam- peter a Cadwgan Place, Ship on Launch, Mr Thomas Jones -Mr John Harris, Pontypool Miss Anne Richards, Hafodmaid; Mrs Elizabeth Davies, Fasglau 9, Bridge-street, Mr Evan Jones-Miss Lidia Evans, Nantygelli, Ystrad 3, Vulcan Place, Thomas Davies—Mr Davies and family, London; Miss Williams, Llanybyther Masons' Row, Mrs Mary Alban—Mr Enoch Evans, Lampeter 5} Greenland Terrace, Mrs S. Williams—Mr D. Phillips, London I, Queen-street, Pince of Wales, Mr John Jones— Mr Walter Jones, Lampeter Miss Evaus Gwrthwynt, Talsarn 31, Alban Square, Black Lion, M. A. Jones—Mr Jenkins, Blaenavnn; Mr Harries, do; Mr, MrsR. and Miss E. Davies,Liverpool 29, North Road, Mits Elizabeth James—Miss Mary Lloyd, Rhendirmwyn; Miss Edwards, Dowlais; Miss E. Davies, Rheadiimwyn 6, North Rorth Road, Talbot Hotel. Mr D. R. R.es —Mrs and Miss Rachel Davies, Llancwnlle; Mrs Sarah Davies, Troedrhyw, Trefilan; Miss M. Jones, Trefylsu, Talsarn; Mr J. D. Lloyd, Llanbadarn-Trefeglwys Feathers Royal Hotel, EvaR Jones-Sir Pryse Pryse and Lady Pryse, Gogerddan, and family Mr Stickland, Carmarthen; Mr Harvey, do; Mr Evans, do; Mr Phillips, do; Mr Parry, Bir- mingham; Mr Roberts, Carnarvon; Mr Charles Jones, Manchester; Mr T. G. Price, Bristol; Mr Thos Jones, Glasgow; Mr Thomas, Newoastle- Emlyn; Alfred Daviea. Haverfordwest Victoria Street, C. Jones-Mrs Davies and children I,lQivnrhicket 24, North Road, Mrs Pugh—Mrs Davies, Clydach Vale 11, Albert-street, Mrs S. Jones-Mr D. P. Jones Machynlleth Pjnteg, Rev H. Pritchard-Miss K.M. Morgan, S Mary's, Cheltenham W. Edgar Morgan, Criek howell BORTH. 3, Cambrian Terrace, Mr Watkins-Mrs Morgan aad family; Miss Edwards. Brecon; Mrs Whitehouse, Birmihgham; Mrs MagstafE and family, do 4, Mrs Roberts-Mr W. Jamieson, Liverpool; Mrs and Miss Downing, Birmingham 7, Mrs Roberts—Mr and Mrs Evans and family, (7) Newtown; Mrs Lewis, do 1, Princess Place, Mrs Jenkiu-Mrs Williams, Llandinam; Masters Egerton and David Lloyd Jones; Mast-r Stanley Davies, Peel-St, Liver- pool, and nnrse. Diana House, Mrs Davies—Mrs Hugh Davies. family and servant, Machynlleth; Misses S. Meredith, Pendrgn Dovey Amity House, Mrs Davies—Mrs and Miss Roberts, Birmingham; Miss Jones, do 2, Princess-street, Mrs Arter—Mrs Holford and family, Birmingham Wellington House, Mrs Williams-Mrs R. Howell Davies and family, Osweitry Moreland Honsr, Mrs Williams-Captain Parry and famiiy, Derbyshire May field Cottage, Mrs Evatls-Mrs, Mr Marsden and Miss Matell Chambers and maid, Boudon, Cheshire High-street, Bradford House, Mrs Arter—Captain Williams and family, servant, London Sea View House, Mrs Jones—Mrs, Miss & Masters H. and J. R. Evans, the Salop School, Oswestry; Mrs and Master Jones, Oswestry 3,'Camqrian Place, Mrs James-Mrs Beddoes, family and nurse, Abbey Forgate, Shrewsbury; Mrs Wbeton, Cardiff Liverpool House, Mr Hugh Hughes-Miss Price, the Cross, iOtwestry; Mr McKennie, Baliey-street, Oswestry No Address—Mrs Edwards, family-and nursp, Rhayadar; Mrs and MissEdwardf, Llanrwst; Mrs Hinton Jones and family, Shrewsbury

I BETHEL, PONTRHYDYGROES. On the 17th inst the annual festival and concert took place at the Wi-sleyan Chapel, the object of which was to defray the expenses, which lay heavily upon the chapel. The tea was attended to by Mrs Dr Morgan, Mrs Capt Owen, Mrs Ball and several other ladies, who kindly, took care thft everything was carried on in a very satisfactory manner. Dr Morgan, Pontrhydygroes, occupied the chair amidst loud cheers, and delivered a very ela- borate speech, and remarked that be trusted they would partake so attentively as they did of the tea a short time previously. He went on to speak of the importance ot both mental and physical exercise. The programme ran as follow* :-A song by Isaac Richards song by Miss Pritchard eLlmos Dyfi) Mr Jenkins, schoolmaeter, Yspytty Ystwyth, and party; song by Mr M. Edwards, U.C.W.; "Dacw Mam," by Miss Evans, Llanafan; song by Mr Charles Boneall Edwarda "The Pilot" by Mr Roberts, schoolmasier, Ystemtuen; song by Eos Cell; song by Daniel Jones and party "I am a merry singer" by Llinos Dyfi song by Mr R. Owen "Dros y mor" by C. B. Edwards "The Soldier's tears" by Mr Roberts, Ystemtuen "Little Brown Jug," by Williams, Cwmystwyth "Yr hen ffon fy nhad," by J. Howells song by Daniel Jones, Llanafaa. Mr Davies schoolmaster, Devil's ¡. Bridge, presided at the harmonium, and it is evident that he is no mefin pl-tyer. Much oredit is due to Mr Davies for his enthusiasm in promoting good singing in this locality. Miss Pritchard (Llinos Dyfi) appeared to be a favourite, and was loudly cheered. After a speech from the Rev Mr Jones, Pontrhydygroes, and also from the Rev Mr Pritahard, the meeting, which was largely attended, and showed much suceess, came to a close. A vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and to all who partook in the singing. The concert terminated by the Rev Mr Pritchard singing "Hen Wlad fy Nhadau."

LLANDYSSUL. Mr Thomas Thomas, youngwst son of Mr J. D. Thomas, Riehmond Hoase, and Mr John Evaai, second son of Mr Joha Evans, Cwmoudw, formerly stadents and scholars of the University College of Wales, and both nnder-graduates of University of London, have successfully passed the intermediate examination of the Incorporated Law Sooiety. Both gentlemen are in the process of serving their articles of clerkship with Mr John Jones, solicitor, Llaudyssul.

LLANARTH. The Elementary Education Provisional Orders Confirmation (Llanarth and Upper Dylais, &c.) Bill to enable the school board in those places to put in force the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, and the Acts amending the same, was on Monday before the Committee of the House of Commons on Unopposed Bills, Dr Lyon Playfair in the chair. An official from the Edacation Depart- ment attended, and proved the preamble of the Bill, which then passed the committee, and was ordered to be reported to the House,

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Sold at Professor HOLLOWAY'S Establishment, 78, New Oxford St. (late 533, Oxford St.), London also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout theCivilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at Is ljd., 2s 9d„ 4s fid., lis., 22s and 33s each. Full printed directions are affixed to each Pot and Box, and can be had in any language. N.B.—Advice Gratis, at the above address, daily, between the hours of 11 and 4, or by letter. [ tiuøilttøø SCoticr*. Gogerddan Arms and Lion Royal Hotel, ABERYSTWYTH. THE "OLD COUNTY HOUSE." FIRST-CLASS FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. THIS HOTEL is close to the Castle and Clock Tower, and within three minutesf walk of the Railway Station. The Hotel is now replete with every comfort- Spacious Ladies' Coffee Room. Well-furnished Sitting Rooms and Bedrooms. HANDSOME BILLIARD ROOM, CONTAINING TWO TABLES. WINE AND SPIRIT STORES ATTACHED. OMNIBUS MEETS ALL TRAINS. FIRST-CLASS POSTING, STABLING, & LOOSE BOXES. Breaks leave the Hotel every Morning for the Devil's Bridge at 9.30; Fare, 4s. Tariff on application. JOHN ROBERTS, Proprietor. ABERYSTWYTH. BELLE YU E ROYAL HOTEL, (CENTRE OF THE MARINE TERRACE.) THIS Old-Established County House possesses comfort not to be surpassed at any Hotel on the Welsh- Coast. It embraces spacious and elegant COFFEE and DINING ROOMS for Ladies and (ientlGmen,, Drawing and Private Sitting Rooms, also a large and well-appointed COMMERCIAL ROOM, all of whichfe. ace the Sea. Elegant Billiard Room (2 Tables), Smoking and Chess Rooms. The Wines and Spirits are of the best and oldest Vintages and Brands. TABLE D'HOTE 6.30 P.M. DAILY. ON SUNDAYS 4.0 P.M. OMNIBUS MEETS ALL TRAINS. CHARGES MODERATE—TARIFF ON APPLICATION. N.B.-Wine and Spirit Stores-Entrance from TERRACE ROAD. EDWARD HAMER, PROPRIETOR BOB T IF, NEAR ABERYSTWYTH. CAMBRIAN HOTEL. THIS First-Class Family Hotel is situated faeing Cardigan Bay, and ie cIo3e to a beach of firm sands of? Four Miles in Length—making it very safe for Sea Bathing. Good Lawn Tennis ground and Gut- Dc.or Amusements of all kinds, also Billiards, and very near to the Railway Station. All Communications, etc., to be addressed to the Proprietress-G. A. HELBY. OCEAN VIEW HOUSE, 3, VICTORIA TERRACE, MRS. W. H. KENSIT begs to inform her numerous visitors that she has REMOVED into mora coaitacr-" dious and convenient premises, OCEAN VIEW HOUSE, 3, VICTORIA TERRACE, which contains* large and small Entertainment Rooms, good airy Bedrooms, and is handsomelj furnished throughout. Kensit keeps a good cook in tha house. The Sanitary Arrangements of the House are quita perfect. BOARD AND LODGINGS OR PRIVATE APARTMENTS. HIGHEST REFERENCES GIVEN- HOT AND COLD WATER BATHS IN THE HOUSE. PLYNLIMON MOUNTAIN, PLYNLIMON. DYFFRYN CASTELL HOTEL. THIS Hotel is in close proximity to the above celebrated Mountain, and now contains all the neoass&rsr comforts requisite for Tourists and Visitors, combined with the most reasonable charge*. It situated about four miles from the Devil's Bridge, and on the turnpike roal leading to Aberystwyttsft Rhayader, and Llanidloes. Every Accommodation, including Good Stabling, &o. Proprietor-RICHARD HARVEY, Ponterwyd, Aberystwyth. W. H. PALMAR, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, QUEEN'S HOTEL WINE STORES, MARINE TERRACE. Per Bottle. Per Bottlff. s. d. s- à- GIN from 2 3 SHERRY from 2 Of IRISH WHISKY „ 3 0 I PORT 11 2 £ SCOTCH WHISKY ,30 MARSA.LA.- „ » PALE BRANDY „ 4 0 CLARET 1 | RUM „ 2 9 CHAMPAGNE „ 3 <m WINES DRAWN FROM THE WOOD. THE CELEBRATED EDINBURGH ALE-33 PER DOZEN" IMPERIAL PINT BOTTLES. SOLE AGENT FOR GLEN ROSA SCOTCH WHISKY. AND AT"" WELSH HARP, TERRACE ROAD. W. EDWARDS & Co., TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, AND AT BORTH, BEG to inform the Inhabitants and Visitors to Aberystwyth that in addition to ther Business earned on at 15, TERRACE ROAD, they have also opened the estensivs premises at 29, TERRACE ROAD AND CORNER OF NEWFOUNDLAND-STREET^ where they will carry on the Business of BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, & RESTAURANT KEEPERS A SPLENDID DINING ROOM, Fitted 11P with all modern requisites, where Dinners, Teas, &c., will be supplied a,t reasonable charges. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS- LISBURNE RESTAURANT, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. RELIANCE HOUSE, GREAT DARKGATE-STREBT (Opposite the Meat Marketf AND 15, PIER STREET, WILLIAM PROBIN, WORKING LAPIDARY, JEWELLER, SILVERSMITH, ELECTRO PLATER, AND GILDERT, BEGS to inform the Gentry, Inhabitants, and Visitors of Aberystwyth, that he hxs nowoa haua a.well- selected Stock of Diamond Rings, Wedding Rings, Signet Rings, and Gam Rings. Bright an* coloured Gold Jewellery, in all its branches, made upon the premises. Every article warrantad. Alsara, large Stock of Whifcby Jat and Bog Oak Ornaments. Oil GolJ and Silver Par chased. W\.o a 9 a. Retail Dealer in New and Second-hand Plate. BRADBURY & co's CELEBRATED DOMKSTIC MANUFACTURING SEWING MACHINES The Special Improvements we have recently in- troduced render these machines the best in the Market. Machines from R4 Os Od, at 2s 6d weekly. Liberal Discsunt for Cash. Office and Show Rooms, 5, Chalybeate Terrace, and The Corn Market, Aberystwyth. Sole Agent at Aberystwyth-J. G, JONES LADIES who save their Combings of Hair can < have them disentangled, roots turned, and pro- perly prepared and arranged into Twists, Plaits Coils, Chignons, &3., by H. P. HAWKINS, ARTIST IN HAIR, 23, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. TTTHELPTON'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING VV PILLS. ESTABLISHED 163S, Are one of those rare Medicines e which for their extraordinary pro- perties, have gained an almost UNIVERSAL REPUTATION. Num. ^1^ bers are continually bearing testimony their great value in disorders of *1 TRADE MflRKlHECISTERED) I fllff HEAD, CHEST, BOWELS, LIVEK, and KIDNEYS; also in KHEUMATISM, as may be seen from the Testimonials published from timcJ to time. By the timely use of such a remedy many of the seriously afflicting disorders which result from proper means neglected might be avoided, and much suffering saved, for Prevention is better than cure." n.. „ Sold in Boxes, 7id., Is ljd., and 2s 9d;, by G. WHELPTON and SOX, 3, Crane Court, Fleet-street, London and by Chemists and Medicine Vendors at home and abroad sent free by post in the United Kingdom, for 8, 14, or 33 I I Stampe. NATURE'S GREATEST REMEDY, For Restoration of Impaired Vitality. HEALTH AND INTEGRAL STRENGTH: H- is often undermined by imprudent indulgence and in order to repair the mischief many vainly seek refuge tot ^ThrWONDBBS 'wrought by ELECTRICITY in Telegraphy* Lieht &c and in various directions, are surpused by th« curative effect of PULVERMACHER'S world-famed GfiEr- VANO-ELECTRIC CHAIN BANDS and BELTS in a. great variety of ailments, such as »,iins General and Local Paralysis, Debility Cramt) Functional Disorders' Spasmodic and l-esultins lrom ■Vorvoiis Attentions. Enfeebled tal Energyr Spasmodic and resulting from Nervous Attentions. Enfeeble4 Vital Energyr and especially GENERAL and LOCAL DEBILITY, in proofot which irrefutable evidence is furnished A little work on this all important subject must interest every sufferer, and a perus:il will gratify the reader by the copjo** authoritative documents, medical reports, and testimonial* contained therein from, amongst others, Sir C. LOCOCK, Hart;. M I) Sir WILLIAM FBRGUSSOK, Bart, Sir HEMRY HOL^OWJ Bart" Sir J. R. MARTTN, Bart., Dr A. CLARK, Physician the London Hospital, &c., and a host of authenticated private testimonials. Post from Post free ^LVEEMACHEE>>g GALVANIC EstaE"" # lishment, 194 Regent Street, London, W. Printed by Steam Power and Published by MORGAN, at the Observer Office 1, North Par»o» Aberystwyth. SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1883. i