The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Cardiganshire County Roads Boat d-Chairinan, Mr T. H. Brenchley, Glaneirw. Surveyor, Mr G. A. Hutchins, Lampeter. Held same day as Quarter Sessions, except annual meeting. Clerk, Mr F. R. Roberts, Aberystwyth. University College of Wales at Aberystwyth—Principal: The R(v T. C. Edwards, M.A.,Registrar,Rev Penllyn Jones. Lampeter College— Principal Rev T. Edmondes, M.A. Artillery—Colonel Lloyd Adjutant, Brevet-Major Anderson.

LOCAL OFFICIALS, &c. ABERYSTWYTH.—[Monday]—Mayor Alderman C M Williams, Pier-Street; Town Clerk Mr A J Hughes Medical Officer of Health Mr D R Davies, M B. Council quarterly meetings, first Tuesday in Feb., May and August, and Nov. 9th; first and < third Tuesday in each month as Local Board and Sanitary 7 Authority. School Board Chairman, Mr Peter Jones Clerk, ) Mr W Williams, meetings, second Friday in the month. Downies Bequest: The Rev J II Protheroe, Chairman, Mr Evan j Evans, Clerk, meetings first Thursday in the month. Infirmary management: Mr J G W Bonsall, chairman, surgeon and S secretary, Dr Rowland, meetings first Thursday in the month. j Infirmary Trustees, Lord Lisburne, chairman, Mr Evan Evans, j clerk. Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Mr Hugh Hughes. Registrar of Births and Deaths { Miss Jane Evans, North Parade, Aberystwyth. Registrar of > Marriages: Rev William Jones, North-parade, Aberystwyth Talybont: Mr John D Jones Llanrhystyd Mr Lewis Lewis < and liar Mr Joseph Morgan. Surveyor of Taxes for the dis- j trict: Mr W J Lovell, Baker-street. Chief Officer of Inland i Revenue Mr Pugh, Llanbadarn-road. Inland Revenue Officer, j Mr G. T. Gay, Portland-street. Burial Board—Chairman Major C Bassett Lewis. Clerk: A J Hughes. Days of meet- ( ing, first Friday in January, then every quarter. Banks; j 'National Provincial, Mr Perrott, manager; London and Pro- viucial, Mr Evan Jones Williams, manager; and North and South Wales, Mr J R Rees, manager Relieving Officers: Aberystwyth district, Mr John Jones Llanflhaiizel Geneu'rglyn J district, Mr John D Jones and Ilar district, Mr Joseph Morgan. Sanitary Medical Officers for rural districts Messrs Morris > Jones, L R C P, and E J Hughes, M B C M. Urban Sanitary Inspector: Mr Rees Jones. Rural Sanitary Inspector: Mr J John Rowlands, Goginan. Harbour Master Capt Thomas, j Portland-street. POST closes at 7-15 a in, for London (North > Western) going South, and the Midland Counties 7 am, for i Llanrhystyd, Llanon, Aberarth, Aberayron, Goginan, Pont- < erwyd, Devil's Bridge, Pontrhydgroes, Tregaron, Ystrad Meurig, Llanio Road, Derry Ormoud, and neighbourhood villages; 5 2-10 p m, for Lampeter, Carmarthen, South Wales, and West of England 5-15 p. m, for London, Liverpool, Manchester, Shrews- < bury, Scotland, Ireland, and all parts of the United Kingdom; up to 5-35 at the Post Office with id extra stamp, and up to l 6-0 at the Railway Van. Delivery commences at 8-30 a m, 1 > and 7 p m Sundays at 11 a m. Telegraph Office open from 7 a m, to 7 p m, to 8 p m, on week days, and from 8 a m, to 10 ( a m, Sundays. Postmaster Mr Henry Humphreys. ) ABERAYRON—[Wednesday]—Superintendent Registrar, Mr B C i Jones, Alban-square. Registrar of Births and Deaths, Mr David j Jones, Penwern, Cilcennin; of Marriages, Mr D II Davies, j Tailor's Hall Deputy, Mr John M Howell, ironmonger. Bank j National Provincial Bank, Mr W H Jones, manager. Relieving i Officers Mr David Jones, Penwern, Ciicennin, and Mr David j Davies, Llanarth. Rural Sanitary Authority Major Lewes, j chairman; Mr BC Jones, clerk. Sanitary Medical Officers Dr j Williams, Aberayron, and Dr Evans, New Quay. Sanitiry ) Inspector: Mr Griffith Evans. Officer of Inland Revenue Mr Cranley, Aberayron. POST closes for Carriarthen and the South J at 1-20 p m for Aberystwyth and the North, 2-45 p m. Letters < for South Wales and the West of England may be ported each ? morning at 7-25 a m. Letters from those parts may he got each 5 evening at the Post Office after 8 p m. delivery commences at 10-45 a m. Telegraph Office open from 8 R. m to 8 p m week days, < and 9 a m to 10 a m Sundays. Postmaster: Mr Thomas Davies. j CARDIGAN—Town Council.—Mayor, the Rev. William Jones j town clerk, Mr W. W. Mitchell, borough surveyor Mr W. H. j Tamlyn, Quay-street; medical officer, Mr Wm. Dalies. School j Board.—Rev. William Jones, C.M., chairman clerk, Mr Ivor j Evans. Meetings, first Monday in the month Burial Board.— j Mr Stephen Davies, chairman clerk, Mr H. R. Daniel. Meet- j iiigs, first Tuesday in the month. Post closes at 9.15 a.m. and < 3.35 p.m. on Sundays at 2.5 p. m. Delivery commences at j 8.15 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., and on Sundays at 9.30 A.m. Post- master, Mr J. Evans. LAM PETER-(Fri,],ty). -Town Council—5! ay or Mr JC Harford, j Falcondale. Clerk: Mr 1) Lloyd, solicitor meetings first Satur- j day in the month. School Iloard-Cliairiiian Mr John Fowden. 5 Clirk Mr T Lloyd, solicitor. Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages: Air Divid Lloy t. Banks: < National Provincial Bank of England, l;r H Owen, manager; ? Messrs D .Jones and Co, Mr 1) Jones, manager. Relieving j Officers Mr David Parry, Pensingrig, Cellan Mr John Jones, j Blaenwaenissa, Llanwnen. Sanitary Medical Officer Mr Abel < Blaenwaenissa, Llanwnen. Sanitary Medical Officer Mr Abel < Evans, Lampeter. Sanitary Inspector: Mr Thomas Moore, ) Bridge-street. Officer of Inland Rivenue: Mr Malkin. POST |> closes at 7-15 a-m, and 4 p-m for Aberayron for Carmarthen at > 9-30 a-m, and, general, 3-35 p-m letters delivered at 8-15 < a-m, and 5 p-m. Postmaster, Mr Joseph Jones. ? NEW QUAY. —Chairman of Local Board, Rev. J. Jones. Clerk, j Capt. T. Evans, surveyor, Capt. E. Thomas, inspector, Mr > Thomas Davies, Medical Officer of Health, Mr Thomas Evans, 5 M.D. Time of meeting, First Tuesday in the month. Chair- < man of Llanllwchaiarn School Board, Rev D. Griffith. Clerk, < Mr Joshua Jones, Attendance Officer, Mr J. Price. Time of J Meeting, First Thursday in each month. Harbour Committee 5 Clerk, Mr T. Davies, solicitor, Harbour Master, Capt. Thomas < Davies, South John-street. POST OFFICE despatch, 11 a.m. < and 1.35 p.m. Delivery 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Coast Guard ? Chief Officer, Mr Murch Chief Boatman, Mr Conlan. Convey- > ances run daily either to Llandyssul or New Quay Road. s TREGARON.—[Tuesday].—Superintendant Registrar, Mr Edwin j O. Jones. Registrar of Births, &c., Mr Peter Williams. Bank- ? London and Provincial, Mr E. Jones Williams, manager. J Relieving Officers Mr Thomas Morgan sanitary medical inspector Mr Evan Lliyd, M.B., and John Rowland, < M.D. Inspector of Nuisances, Mr J. P. Rees. School Board I Rev. Morgan Evans, ehairman. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Lovell, ) Aberystwyth. Post closes, South Mail at 3.25 p.m., North Mail at 4-30 on week days no delivery on Sundays. On other days < delivery begins at 11.30 a.m. Postmaster, Mr T. Jones. ?

COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieutenant-The Right Hon. the Earl of Powis, j Powis Castle, Welshpool. High Sheriff (nominate)— j H. Leslie, Esq., Bryntanat, Mont. Chairman of Quarter j Sessions—The Earl of Powis. Deputy Chairman—Mr C. W. Williams Wynn, Coedyiriaen, Meifod. Clerk of j the Peace—Mr G D. Harrison. County Treasurer—Mr s W. M. Howell, Welshpool. County Surveyor—Mr W. 5 N. Swettenham, Newtown. Chief Constable—Major I Godfrey, Newtown. Coroners—Messrs W. A. Pugh, i Llanfyllin, E. M. Jones. Welshpool, E. Hall, Newtown, 5 D. Howell, Machynlleth. 5 Days of Holding Quarter Sessions—January 2 and 3 at Welshpool, April 3 and 4 at Newtown, July 3 and j 4 at Newtown, October, 10 and 17 at Welshpool.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Montgomeryshire Infirmary-President, Right Hon. Lord Sudelv. Hon. Secretary, Mr J. H. Blythe. Powis-land Club—President, the Earl of Powis. Hon. Secretaries, Mr Morris C. Jones, Gungrog, Welshpool, j the Rev W. V. Llayd, Hazelbach Rectory, and Mr R. > Williams, Newtown. Powys-Iand Museum and Library > (Welshpool), Hon Curator, Mr Morris C. Jones. Militia, j Lieut-Col. R. J. Harrison—Adjutant Capt. Digby | Neavehead Quarter-Master, J. Dovaston. ?

LOCAL OFFICIALS. LLAN I DLOES-[SLturday] -Mayor, Com: illor Grcenbcad, town I clerk, Mr J 1) Davies; council meetings, second Thursday in each j month except Novemher, when it is held t'n the 9th; Sanitary { Medical officer, Dr JomL, Howe. Relievin r Officer, Mr Richard | Owen. Commissioners of Taxes: Me-srs W. Thomas, J. 5 J Jenkins, J B Owen, Thomas Davies, and Edward Davies. Clerk: Mr William Moriran. Surveyor of Taxes: Mr Wilson, 5 Welshpool. Borough Mag-istrates' CI. rk: Mr J I) Davies. < Borough I'ettv Sessions, secoid Thursday in each month. Com- bined School Board Chairman, Mr Edward Davies ice-cliair- ( man, Mr W H Williams; clerk, Mr Wi.liam Davies, days of s meeting, first Wednesday in every month Burial Board Chair- < man, Mr R Smith; clerk. Mr W Davies: days of meeting, last j Wednesday in every month. Stilieriiit, ndent Heg-istrar: Mr > R Williams, Newtown. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar- j riages, Mr T Lewis and William Davies. Chief Officer of In- < land Revenue Mr Pryse Davies. Banns North and South j Wales and London and Provincial. Post doses at 9-30 a in and 7-10 p III. Telegraph Office opens at S a m to 8 p in week days i 8 a m to 10 a in SII/HIays. Parcel Post closes at 8 a 111 and (j p 111. i Postmaster Mr Itobert II ug-hes. MACHYNLLETH Registrar ;Mr } 1) Howell. Registrar of Births, &c.: Mr Lewis Williams. Chief ( Officer of Inland Revenue Mr llassett. Sanitary Medical j Officer: Mr Thomas Davies. Sanitary Inspector: Mr David Humphrey^. Relieving Officers—Machynlleth district Mr T j Thomas Darowen district Mr D Howell and Pennal district; Air William Jones. Bank National and Provincial Batik of s England, manager, Mr II LI Jones. Post closes fit 8-45 a. m. ( and 6-30 p.m. for Shrewsbury. London, &o and (3 a.m. for ) Aherystwyth and To-.vyn delivery comm. nces at 7-30 a, m., and > 5 30 p.m. and 7-30. Telegraph Office open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.in j Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Postmaster Mr P Williams. I NEWTOWN —[Tuesday]-Chairman of Lo"al Board: Mr Martin j Woos Clerk, Mr Wil'iam Cooke. M etings of Local Board, > last Friday in each month. Sanitary .Medical Officer, Dr II s Palmer. Sanitary Insp ctor, Mr J Price. Surveyor, Mr John < Owen. Local Board Oifiecs, Wesley Street. Burial Hoard, j Chairman and Clerk the same as Loca1 Board. School Board, > Chairman, Mr Richard I lovd, jun. Clerk, Mr E Powell. School i Attendance Officer, Mr William Lewis meetings mo ithly last i Monday in the month. Believing Officer, Mr Robert H Llovd. > Commissioners of Ta,,es, lir T A Foster. Surveyor of I Taxes, Mr John Joyce, \elshpool. Hural Mtdieal Officer of { Health, Dr Govvan. Rural Sanitary Inspector, Mr J ( Banks, North awl South Wales, Manager, Mr (,. Griffith*; j National Provincial, Manager, Mr Richard Jones..Superin- } tei.dent llegistia1', Mr Da\ id Smif h, Hi, h-street. Itegistrar of &c, Mr Edward ])a,. i(,s. of Inland Revenue j AhBa!):Omce,Broa(t-ht!tct. ['T ll(;,t,cr and. h"kj closes at 10 a ni and 10-i5 a m [with extia stam;i|, 2 p m and 2-15 [with J extra stamp], and 7-15 p m and 7-15 p m [with extra stamp] delivery begins at 7 a m and i-45 p 111. i'aicel Post closes at 10 i a III, 2 p 111, and 7-15 pm. delivery begins at 9 a n- 12- p m, j and 5 p 111. Telegraph (;¡nee open wc ck days 8 a m to 8 p in | Sundays 8 a m to 10 p 111. Postmaster, Jllr T A Foster. First) District Montiromeryshire Turnpike Roads, Clerk, Mr J Arthur j Talbot. Flannel Market, (•very atiernr.c Thursday. Liberal < Association, Chairman, Mr R P.. Secretary, Mr K E } Ifarner. Solicitor, Mr U Williams IMessr, Williams Gittins, and J Taylor.] Conservative Association, Chairman, Mr Evan Hum- i phreys. Hon. Secretary, Mr G W Daw. ¡ N/V_ 'vv- I Market Day. j

-I f BOARDS OF GUARDI ANS. j CARDIGANSHIRE. i j Aherystwyth-Mr Morris Davies; Mr Hugh Hughes, jun alter- < nate Mondays, commencing January 14th.' A' erayron—Chairman, Major J G P Hughes clerk, Mr B C .Ione; Wednesdays, fortnightly, Cf rdigan—Chairman, Mr W 0 Bri^stocke clerk, idr Dd Davies, j <:olicitor; fortnigiitly. Lr.mpeter—Mr David Davie*. Felinrtre; Mr David Lloyd, clerk; t Fridays, fortnightly, commencing January 11th. ] Tregaron—Mr R J Davies, Cwrtiuawr Mr Edwici Jones; alter- > late Tuesdays, comme;1':¡ng .:c..Huary 15th. > MURION'ETII.SIIIRB. I Bala- Chairman, Mr Richard Jones; clerk, Mr J R Jones; first j and third Saturday in each month. 5 Do'gelley—Mr J Vaughan, chairman Mr W R Davies, clerk ) meetings, fortnightly. < Fetiniog-Chairman, Mr J Jones, Ynysfor clerk, Mr Thomas Roberts, solicitor, Portmadoc. 1 COlwen-Dr Jones, chairman Mr E Jones alternate Fridays. > MONTGOMERYSHIRE. < Machynlleth—Mr Richard Gillart; Mr D Howell, clerk Wednes- 5 days, commencing January 9th. < Pool and Forden—Chairman, Lieut-Colonel Harrison vice-chair- ( man, Mr T Williams, clerk, C S Pryce. 5 Coersws—Chairman, Capt Adams; vice-chairman, Mr Edward 5 Jones; clerk, Mr R Williams. <

-ML,ML gaimb loommir- I- T" r- [ESTABLISHED I860.] THE CAMBRIAN NEWS ±\ I iiisiiifiMiii tmsiiiiii 1 )Jæ] lj iaiiftt. | Price Three-Halfpence; Tree by Post, 8/8 per Annnm; 4/4 per Half-year; 2/2 per Quarter, prepaid. j Publishedieuery Frida morning, in Cardiganshire by J. GIBSON, Aberystwyth in Merionethshire at T. F. PUGH'S, Cambrian House, High-street, Bala; in Carnarvonshire at D. LLOYD'S, High-street. Portmadoc and itimontgoinei-yshire at T. LLOYD'S, Pentre'rhedyn-street, Machynlleth. j THE CAMBRIAN A'EWS aims at being all that a pure, honest;, and upright family newspaper should be. Impure advertisements and renorts < are rigorously excluded. The reports are impartial, the criticism just and fearless, and the politics Liberal. | The CAMBRIAN ArJ7ir,S has an extensive circulation in Cardiganshire, Merionethshire, Montgomeryshire, Carnarvonshire, and Carmarthenshire } and is sold by agents in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, < £ :c. ^annaruitiisnire, Special attention is given to Agricultural subjects. A page of ths paper is devoted to Agriculture every week. 5 The circulation continueo to increase during the year 1888, and the paper is now sold by upwards of OXE HUNDRED AGENTS. > AdvorU^neri^ts,^Reports, Post Office Orders, Cheques, and all other communications to be addressed to the PROPRIETOR, Cambrian News Office, |

LOCAL COUNTY COURTS. ( Abcray on—Mr W Beresford registrar, Air Griffith Jor.cs; S alternate months. Aberystwyth—Mr Bishop; Mr.7 Jenkins, Llanidloes, and Mr J Davies, Aberystwyth, joint registrars monthly. < Bal.;—Mr Bishop Mr W Williams alternate months. ( Cardigan—Mr Bishop; Ilr IV Pictoii Evans alternate months. Camiartheu—Mr W Beresford Mr Thomas Parkinson. 5 Carnarvon—Mr Horatio Lloyd Mr C A Jones monthly. < Corwen—Mr Bishop Mr L Lloyd John alternate months. j Dolgelley—Mr Bishop; Messrs W Griffith and Son alternate j months. j Festiniog Mr Bishop Mr T Jones, solicitor, Portmadoc. Lampeter—Mr W Beresford Mr D Long Price alternate months. Llandovery—Mr Bishop Mr Thomas Jones alternate months. Llandilo-Mr Bishop Mr Lewis Bishop alternate months. Llanfyllin-Mr Bishop Mr Ellis Roberts alternate months. Llanidloes—Mr Bishop Sir J Williams alternate months. Machynlleth—Mr Bishop Mr D Howell alternate months. Newcastle Emlyn-Mr Bishop Mr John Henry Evans alternate months. Portmadoc—Mr Bishop; Mr T Jones, Portmadoc; alternate lI,outhR. Pwllheli—Mr Bishop Mr Owen Owen; alternate months. Welshpool—Mr Bishop Mr G D Harrison monthly JANUARY. 1 Tu Goronwy Owen born 1722 2 W W. Williams at Denbigh 1879 3 Th Newtown & Mach. Ry. op. '63 4 F Thomas Stephens died 1875 5 S Admiral Gage died 1864 6 S [1879 7 M Snow storm in Cardiganshire 8 Tu Prince Albert Victor born 1864 9 W Victor Emmanuel died 1878 10 Th Baptist Coll. Pontypool op. '07 11 F Williams, Pantycelyn, d. 1791 12 S "P.W." correspond, began '72 13 S First hat made in London 1510 14 M Montgomery's Peace Mem. '78 15 Tu Theophilus Jones died 1812 16 W Cattle Plague Meeting at Dol- 17 Th loan Pedr d. '76 [gelley '66 18 F Rowland Williams died 1870 19 S First English Parliament, 1265 20 S Eliezer Williams died 1820 21 M leuan Glan Geirionydd d. 1856 22 Tu Dafydd Ionawr born 1751 23 W Howell Harries b. 1714 24 Th Charles James Fox b. 1749 25 F 26 S Daniel Williams d. 1716 27 S John Gibson, R.A., d. '66 [78 28 M County Boards Bill introduced 29 Tu Races on Ellesmere Mere '79 30 W King Charles 1. beheaded 1649 31 Th FEBRUARY. F Great storm in Wales '78 2 S Gutyn Peris b. 1769 3 S R Ellis (Cyuddelw) b. '12 4 M Dr. Williams's School op'd '78 5 Tu Fire near Whitchurch '78 Ii W W. Williams (Caledfryn) b. '01 7 Th Destruct.firc atAberystwyth'79 8 F Lord Mayo assassinated '72 9 S Bishop Hooper burned 1555 10 g loan Tegid b. 1792 ['70 1 M Russian Ry. Com'rs visit Wales I Tu ]:» W S. B-endel ann. as Lib. can. '78 14 Th Sir S. R. Mcyrick d. '48 15 F First Auction in England 1700 1 (iS Lindley Murray d. 26 17 S Ehen Fardd d. '63 J 3 M Henry Rees d. '69 19 Tu Major Davies, Brynglas, d. '79 20 W John Parry d. '79 21 Th 22 F Sir Charles Lyell d. '75 23 S Ieuan Gwyriedd d. '52 j '/4 S Sir Christopher Wren d. 1723 25 M Battle of Prague '31 26 Tu Thomas Moore, poet, d. '52 27 W Dr. i\rbuth; ot d. 1735 28 Th Iv Richards, Ystradmeurig d. [1777 -J-r- MARCH. 1 F Aberystwyth College buildings 2 S [purchased '66 3 g 4 M Laying stone of Barmouth C. M. 5 Tu [chapel '78 6 W Abolition Shrewsbury Show '78 7 Th Sir J. F. W. Herschel b. 1792 8 F William Roscoe b. 1753 9 S Dr. Williams, Rotherham, d. '73 10 S Mr E. Breese, Portmadoc, d. '81 11 M Glan Alun b. '11 12 Tu Lewis Morris o Fon b. 1702 13 W Duke of Connaught Married'79 14 Th King of Italy b. '20 15 F King of Sweden shot 1792 16 S 17 S W. Williams, Wern, d. '40 18 M Princess Louise b. '48 19 Tu Bishop Ken d. 1711 20 W Richards, Llangrallo, d. 1790 21 Th Gwilym Lleyn d. '65 22 F Emperor of Germany b. 1797 23 S 24 S Eurydice wrecked '78 25 M Archbishop Williams d. 1650 26 Tu Duke of Cambridge b. '19 27 W Communists held Paris '71 28 Th Daniel Ddu o Geredigion d.'46 29 F Dr. Phillips, Neuadd b. 1772 30 S 31 S Charlotte Bronte d. '55 APRIL. 1 M Bala & Corwen Ry. opened '68 2 Tu Thos. Stephens b. '21 3 W 4 Th Oliver Goldsmith d. 1774 5 F First UmbrellausedinLon.1720 6 S 7 S Duke of Albany born, 1853 8 M 9 Tu LlanuwchllynN.Schools op.'69 10 W Llewelyn ap lorwerth d. 1240 11 Th Handel d. 1759 12 F 13 S Corwen N. Schools op. '68 14 S Towyn Church re-opened '84. 15 M Shakespeare b. 1564 16 Tu Benjamin Franklin d. 1790 17 W Aberyst. Liberal Cl. inaug. '81 18 Th Bala & Dolgelley Ry. com. '81 19 F Good Friday 20 S Stone laid Penrhyn. C.M. c.'79 21 S Henry VII. d. 1509 22 M Shakespeare d. 1616 23 ru 24 W Daniel Defoe d. 1731 25 Th Prince of Wales visit Wales '65 26 F Llangollen & Corwen Ry. op. '68 j 27 S Sir William Jones d. 1794 I 28 S Re-opening Llanddewi Ch. '86 J 29 M Wynne Memorial ch. op. '84 J 30 Th Admiral Fitzroy d. '65 | MAY. 1 W Queen's Hotel, Ab'wyth op. '66 ,2 Th loan Tegid d. '52 3 F Jamaica discovered 1495 4 S David Peter, Carmarthen, d.'37 5 S Napoleon I. d. '21 6 M John Elias b. 1774 7 Tu Pedr Fardd b. 1775 8 W John Stuart Mill died, 1873 9 Th Schiller died, 1805 ['57 10 F Indian Revolution commenced 11 S Dafydd Ionawr d. '27 12 S Earl Strafford beheaded 1641 13 M G. Cuvier, naturalist, d. '32 14 Tu John Roberts (I. Gwyllt) d. '76 15 W Lord Lisburne married '78 16 Th Battle Albuera '11 17 F L. Castlereagh el. C. Down '78 18 S 19 S Alun d. '40 20 M Ieuan Brydydd Hir b. 1731 21 Tu Cam. News first pr. at Ab'sth '80 22 W Alexander Pope born, 1688 23 Th Battle of Ramilies 1706 24 F Queen Victoria b. '19 25 S Princess Helena b. '46 26 S Borth Water Works op. '81 27 M Columbus disc. Bahama 1492 28 Tu Owen Glyndwr b. 1349 29 W John Tewy d. J593 30 Th Earl Spencer b. 1798 31 F Thomas Chalmers d. '47 JUNE. I 1 S Machynlleth Eng. Ch. com. '8l 2S Mr Pryse Pryse m. '81 3 M Morgan Lloyd, Wyneild, d. 1659 4 Tu Dr. Owen Pughe d. '35 5 W Ind. Ch. op'd at Dolgelley '68 6 Th Count Cavour d. '61 7 F First Reform Bill passed '32 8 S Alexandra Palace burned '73 9 S Charles Dickens d. '70 10 M Govt. Grant to Abyst Coll. '84 11 Tu Mr. G. T. Smith died, 1882 12 W Dr. Arnold died, 1842 13 Th Sir Harry Vane beheaded 1662 14 F Criccieth Water works op'd '79 15 S Magna Charta signed 1215 16 S Rev. T. Jones, Denbigh, d. 20 17 M Joseph Addison d. 1719 IS Tu Sir Thos. Picton slain '15 19 W Sir.W.Lawson at Welshpool'79 20 Th Machynlleth Eisteddfod '79 21 F Inigo Jones d. 1561 22 S Matthew Henry d. 1714 23 g Income Tax first levied '42 J 24 M Middle of Summer j 25 Tu First Harlech Festival '68 j 26 W Boat Accident at Ab'stwyth '78! 27 Tli Buenos Ayres taken '16 | 28 F Eng. Ch'pl. op. at Dolgelley '78 j 29 S Edward Llwyd d. 1709 I 30 g Parker executed 1797 I JULY. 1 M J. Walters, lexicographer, d. 2 Tu Sir Robert Peel d. '50 [1750 3 W Dog Days begin 4 Th Caervallwch d. '58. 5 F [Aberystwyth, laid '69 6 S Mem. st. Engl. Wes. ch. at 7 S John Huss burnt 1415. 8 M Fire at Aberystwyth Col. 1885 9 Tu Battle of Sempach, 1386. 10 W Rev. J. H. Jones, Llanid., d.'78 11 Th Robert ap Gwilym Ddu d. '50 12 F H6race Smith d. '49 13 S Richard Cromwell d. 1712 14 S Rd. Davies (Mynyddog) d. '76 15 M W. Davies (GwallterMechain)b. 16 Tu Flight of Mohamet 622 [1761 17 W Llangollen Railway opened '63 18 Th Battle of Vienna, 1683 19 F Dr. Edwards, Bala, d. 1887 20 S Spanish Ar mada, 1588 21 S H'l. Harries, Trefecca, d. 1773 22 M Ab'sth&W'lshc'st.Ry.op. '64; 23 Tu W. W. E. Wynne el. for M'th '65 I 124 W Window tax repealed '51 125 Th 26 F Criccieth Castle Festival '79 127 S Battle of Talavera, '09 128 S Alabama sailed from L'pool 62 [ 29 M William Wilberforce d '33 130 Tu Gt. Horse Show Carmar. '71 31 W Farmers'Alliance at Aberys. '82 j AUGUST. I 1 Th Bala C. M. College opened '37 | 2 F Battle of Blenheim 1704 j 3 S Bank of England instituted 1732 4 S 5 M Lord Howe d. 1799 6 Tu Duke of Edinburgh b. '44 7 W Dr. Owen Pughe b. 1759 8 Th Peter Williams d. 1796 9 F Regatta on Bala Lake '69 10 S Opening New Ch. at Ab'sth '86 11 S Thomas Betherton b. 1635 12 M Man. & Milford Ry. op. 67. 13 Tu Denbigh Catholic c. op. '63 14 W Dean Buckland, geologist, d.'56 15 Th Sir Walter Scott b. 1771 16 F Admiral Farragut d. '70 17 S John Jones, Talysarn, d. '57 18 S Welsh Ed. Com. report issued'81 19 M Cam. Ar. Asso. at Lampeter'78 20 Tu Hon.C. H.Tracy el. M'nt.b'ghs. 21 W ['63 22 Th Battle of Bosworth 1485 23 F Mid. Wales Ry. opened '64 24 S Llangollen Bap. Col. op. '62 25 S Welsh Sun. Clos. Act passed '81 ¡ 26 M Mr C. F. Tliruston d. 1882 27 Tu J. Williams (ap Ithel) d. '62 28 W Leigh Hunt died, 1859 29 Th Trawsfynydd Brit. S'l. op. '68 30 F Dr. Paley b. 1743 31 S Huw Morris, poet, b. 1709 SEPTEMBER. 1 S Stone Id Wes Ch, Dolgelley, '79 2 M D. Charles, Carmarthen, d. '34 3 Tu Man kill'd by lightng, M'lleth, 4 W Frch. Republic procld, '70 ['67 5 Th Malta taken, 1800 6 F Regatta at Aberdovey, 1866 7 S Dr. Johnson born, 1709 8 S Re-op. GwyddelwernCh. '81 [69 9 M Ab'ysth Eng. Bap. eh. stone Id, 10 Tu D. Morgan, Bp. of S. Asaph, d. 11 W Lady Palmerston d.'69 [1604 12 Th Nat Eist'fod at Ab'ystwyth,'65 13 F Dr. Richards, Llynn, d. 1818 14 S Duke of Wellington died, 1852 15 S Borth church consecrated, '79 16 M Brecon Cong. Coll. opened, '69 17 Tu Iloscow burnt, 1812 18 W Gutyn Peris died, 1836 19 Th j Battle of Poictiers. 1356 20 F 'Ppvis siege commenced, 1S70 21 S Owen Glyndwr died, 1415 22 S IDelhi re-taken, 18;)7 23 M [Charles I. deposed, 1640 ['68 24 Tu (1st Merion. Agric. Show, Bala, 25 vV i [1623 26 Th IDr. Parry, Bp. of S. Asaph, d. 27 F Algiers bombarded, 1816 28 S ;Sir William Jones born, 1746 29 S jOwain Myfyr died, 1814 30 M jCorwen & Ruthin Ry. opd. '64 OCTOBER. 1 Tu \Cambrian News establdT7 TS(i0 2 W T. Price (Carnhuanawe) b. 1787 3 Th Treaty of Limerick, 1691 4 F Guizot born, 1787 5 S Thos. Charles, Bala, died, 1814 6 S Jenny Lind born, 1821 7 M C. Meth. Coll, Trevecca, op. '42 8 Tu Mr Whalley, M.P., died, 1878 9 W University Coll. of Wales op.'72 10 Th Duke of Argyll born, 1680 11 F Battle of Camperdown, 1797 12 S Robert Stephenson died, 1859 13 S j.J. R. Jones, Ramoth, b. 1765 14 M Thos. Charles, Bala, born, 1755 15 Tu Great Flood at Ab'sth 1886 16 W Dl. Rowland, Ll'geitho, d. 1790 17 Th Mr D.Williams eld. for Merion, 18 F Bangor College opened -'84 ['68 19 S Dean Swift died, 1 745 20 S Bp.ofM'chester at Oswestry'78 21 M Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 22 Tu Edict of Nantes revocated, 1685 23 W Mach'lleth Sh'p Dog Trials, '79 24 Th Cardiff Coliege opened, 83 25 F Syr Dafydd Gam slain, 1415 26 S Royal Charter wrecked, 1859 27 S Vavasor Powel died, 1670 28 M 29 Tu Riot at Bristol, lSol 30 \V King Alfred died, 901 31 Th J. B. Buckstonc died, 1879 NOVEMBER. IF Machynlleth C.M. Ch. op. '67 2 S Iago Trichrug d. '44 ['79 3 S Stone Id. Corwen Eng. Con. C. 4 M George Peabody d. '69 5 Tu FestiniogEng.C.M.Ch.com.'81 6 W Simon Lloyd, Bala, d. '36 7 Th Dr. Davies, Bp. St. David's, d. 8 F En. Ch. Mach. op. '82 [1581 9 S Volunteer Dinner at Dolgelley 10 S Martin Luther d. 1483 ['67 11 M 12 Tu Charles Kemble d. '54 13 W Gt. Lib. Mtg. at W'Pool '79 14 Th Dubricius, Bp. Llandaff, d. 612 15 F John Bright b. 1811 16 S Eviction Conference at Aber- 17 S [ystwyth '69 J 18 M Duke of Wellington buried '52 19 Tn Nicholas Poussin d. 1665 I 10 W John Williams martyred '39 j 21 Th Princess Royal b. '40 J 22 F Rom. Cath. Ch. op. Os'y. '79 J 23 S Lady Edwards d. 1882 j 24 g John Knox <Y. 1574 j 25 M [ganshire '68 j 26 Tu !E. M. Richards el. for Cardi-j 27 W [wood '(j8 28 Th Fatal Poaching Affray, Cross- j 29 F Ab'yst first School Bd. elected 30 S ('70 DECEMBER. 1 S Bardd Nantglyn d. '35 2 M Battle of Austerlitz '05 3 Tu Battle of Hohenlinden 1800 4 W Thomas Carlyle b. 1795 5 Th Gwallter Mechain d. '49 6 F James v. Powell decided, '81 7 S Marshal Ney shot '15 8 S 9 M Milton b. 1608 10 Tu Harbour Wks. Car'von com. '68 11 W Llewellyn ap Griffith slain 1282 12 Th Colley Cibber d. 1757 13 F J. Griffiths (Gohebydd) d. 77 14 S Prince Albert d. '61 15 S Isaak Walton d. 1683 16 M Thomas Pennant d. 1798 17 Tu Welsh Fasting Girl d. '69 18 W Iolo Morganwg d. '26 19 Th Schiller b. 1792 20 F Lord Macaulay d. '15 21 S Lord Beaconsfield b. '05 22 S Archbp. Canterbury b. '11 23 M Prince Albert buried '61 24 Tu Rev. Walter Cradoc d. 1659 25 W Christmas Day 26 Th [gan, d. '58 27 F Ven. Archd. Williams, Cardi- 28 S Tay Bridge Disaster '79 29 S W. E. Gladstone b. '09 30 M Royal Society instituted 1606 [31 Tu "7.

HIGHWAY BOA.RDS. CARMGANSHIRK. Aberayron—Chairman, Major Lewes, Tyglynaeron Clerk, Mr E C Jones. Lampeter—Mr T H R Hughes, chairman Mr Iayid Lloyd, clerk. Tregaron-Mr Rodk. Lloyd, ehairman Mr Edward Jones, clerk. Upper Ystwytli-Chairiiiaii, Mr Morris Davies, Mr Hugh Hughes, Clerk days of meeting, third Monday in January, April, July, and October. Lower Ystwyth-Mr Vaughan Davies, chairman Mr Hugh Hughes, clerk days of meeting, third Monday in January, April, July, and October. Upper Geneu'rglyn—Mr J T Morgan, chairman Mr Hugh Hughes, clerk days of meeting, third Monday in January, April, July, and October. Lower Gen eiirglyn-Chairiiian, Rev John Pugh Mr Hugh Hughes, clerk days of meeting, third Monday in January, April, July, and October. MERIONETHSHIRE. Bala-Chairman, Mr John Williams, Gwernhefln; Clerk, Mr Richard Edwards, 26, Tegid-street; surveyor, Mr Edward Davies, ilangower, second Saturday in each month. Dolgelley-Mr Edward Griffith, chairman; Mr C Millard, clerk; surveyor, Mr W Williams, Gwengraig Saturdays, every 4 weeks. MONTOOMERYSIIIRH. Machynlleth-Mr Joseph Evans, chairman Mr D Evans, clerk days of meeting, second Wednesday of every month, commenc- ing January. Newtown and Lianidloes-Chairinan, Mr E Williams vice- chairman, Mr W Williams clerk, Mr R Williams, surveyor, Mr T Edmunds. Pool and Forden—Chairman, Capt Mytton vice-chairman, Mr W W Francis clerk, Mr G D Harrison.

DAYS OF HOLDING PETTY SESSIONS. CARDIGANSHIRE. Aberayron—Mr A J Hug-hes Wednesday, monthly. Aberystwyth-Mr Hugh Hughes; every Wednesday. Cardigan—Monday and Thursday in each week; Mr W W Mitchell,clerk. Lampeter—Mr D Lloyd Friday, once in the month. Llanhadarn-Clcrk, Mr William Williams day of holding, last Wednesday in each month. Llitiidyssul-Mr B Evans, Newcastle Emlyn last Wednesday in each month. Llanllar-Mr A J Hughes first Friday in each month. Tr!rddol-Mr W H Jones first Thursday in each month. Tregaron-Mr D Lloyd, Lampeter last Tuesday in each month. MERIONETHSHIRE. Bala—Chairman, Mr R J LI Price, Rhiwlas clerk, Mr J R Jones second and last Saturday in each month. Barinouth- Mr J C Hughes, Dolgelley; date fixed at the com- mencement of the year. Corwen-Clerk, Mr Osbert Edwards, Ruthin Deputy, Mr W Cole, last Friday in each month Dolg,elley-Air Charles Millard alternate Tuesdays. Fustiniog-Clerk, Mr D Homfray, Portmadoc. Towyn—Mr D Howell, Machynlleth, first Friday monthly, except in October, and last Friday in September. .MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Machynlleth—Mr D Howell; first Wednesday in every month, except October, and last VVedne^diy in September.

THE MOON'S CHANGES. J XNCARY-New Moon, 1st 9-8 p-ni First Quar, 9th, 0-41 a-m Full Moon, 17th, 5-37 a-Ill; Last Quar, 24th, 3-57 p-rn New Moon, 31.- t, 9-10 a-m. FEBRUARY—First Quar, 7th, 8-58 p-iii Full Moon, 15th, 10-17 p-m; Last Quar, 22nd, 1 i-55 p-in. MARCH—New Moon, 1>.10-1 p-ni First Quar, 9th, 5-59 p-m J Full Moon, 17th, 11-47 a-m Last Quar, 24th, 6-54 a-m New ] Mom, 31st, 11-37 a-ni. j Ai'Riij—First Quar, 8th. 1-47 p-m Full Moon, 15th, 10-19 p-m La t Quar, 22nd, 1-51i p-m New Moon, 30th, 2-5 a-m. MAY—First Quar, 8th, 6-42 a-m Full Moon, 15th, 6-42 a-m La-t Quar, 21st, 9-5:$p-in New Moon, 29th, 5-20 p tn. JUNK—First Quar, 6th, 8-2 pm Full Moon, 13th, 1-58 P-IIl; Last Quar. 20th, 7-ar, a-m New Moon, 28th, 8 54 a-m. .IIUJY—First Quar, 6th, 5-58 a-m Full 'Moon. 12th, 9-2 p-m; Last Quar, 19th, 7-45 p-m New Moon, 28th, 0-1 p-m. i A¡;ol!H-First Quar, 4th, 1-27 p-iii Full Moon, 11th, 5-43 a-m < Last. (¿uar. 18th, 10-51 a-m New Moon, 26th, 2-0 a-m. ( SKPT/.MMEH— Kirst Quar, 2nd, 7-35 p-in Full Moon, 9th, 1-53 > pm Last Quar, 17th, 4-49 a-m New .Moon, 25th, 2-42. } OCTOBER—First Quar, 2nd. 1-33 a-m Full Moon, 9th, 1-26 a-m J Last Quar, 17th, 0-37 p-m New Moon, 24th, 2-26 p-m Flr"t 31st, S-31 a-itt. i NOVEMBER.—Full Moon, 7th, 4-5 p-m Last Quar, 15th, S-36 p-m; J New Moon, 23rd, 1-41 a-m First Quar, 29th, 5-20 p-m. j DECEMBER—Full Moon, 7th, n-fd a-m Last Quar, 15th, 2-58 J p-m New Moon, 22nd, 1-52 p-m First Quar, 29th, 6-16 a-iu.

RAILWAY OFFICIALS. CAMBRIAN (0!rices at Oswestry)—Chairman, Mr Buck- ley, Wellington; Secretary ano Manager, Mr J. Con icher; Ei'gineer, Mr G. Owen Solicitor, Mr H. C. Cot field Accountant, Mr 11. IJrayne Passenger Superintendent, Mi1 F. Vauglian and Goods Superintendent, Mr J. Shepherd. Coums Manager, Nfr J. R. Dix, Machynlleth. GKEAT WIJ-STKJiN—Divisional Superintendent, Mr J. Morris, Chester District Goods Manager, Mr H. 1. C"pe, Shrewsbury. LONIXOFCAND NORTH WKSTKKX— Manager of the North ales District, Mr E. Wood, Chester. District Traffic Superintendent, Mr.'oseph Ln1\i8tle, Shrewsbury. } TALYU.YN -Manager. Mr .T. Roberts, Towyn. MANCHESTER AND MII.KOKO—Manager, Mr Russell: Traffic Manager, Mr Young, Alierystwyth. T'KSTINIO<;—Manager, Mr F. G. Crick, Portmadoc. MAWDDWY—Manager, Mr \V. Williams, Oswestry. j

POPULATION OF GREAT BRITAIN AT THE; LAST CRvJSUS. iSngland and Wales 25,968,286 Scotland 3,734,370 Ireland 5,159,839 ( The IMlanrl" 142,223 j Ai,iii.),, Nav. and -i(A! f,, p.i-tg, al)otit 242,844 Total 35,247,562

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COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieutenant—Captain Pryco, Cyfronydd. High bhcrift (nominate)—MrR. H. Wood Vantgias, Traws- fynydd Chairman of Quarter Sessions—Mr" W.' H. M. Peniarth. Hoputy Chairman of (Quarter Sessions— MrS. I V,po, (!- C., Hafodybrvn. Clerk of the Peace—Mr Jones, Portmadoc. Ooullty Treasurer—Mr Richards, Uolgeiley. r W. H. Davies. County Surveyor- Mr John Morris .Tolles, Trawsfynydd. Chief Con- stable—Major Best, .Dolgelley. .Days of Holding Quarter Sessions—January 1st and 2nd, at Dolgelley; April 9th, at Bala; July 2nd at Dolgelley October 15th, at Bala.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Merionethshire Agricultural Society—President Mr Oakeley, Tanybwlch; Secretary, Ali, E. M. Roberts, Cefn- treforisa, Talsarnau. EJeyruion Agricultural Society, Mr John Jones, Corwen, secretary. Dr. Williams's | Endowed Girl's School, Dolgeliey-Cliairiiian ot Governors, Mr S. Holland, Caerdeon, Dolgeiley; head mistress, Miss Fewings clerk to Governors, Mr W. R. Davies, solicitor, Dolgelley.

COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieiiteiiant- Mr John Ernest Greaves, Rroneifion, Clerk of Lioutcnacy-Mr R. Cannon, Portmadoc, Chair- man of Quarter Sessions—Mr F. W. Lloyd Edwards, I Clerk of the 1 eace Mr John H. Roberts, Carnarvon. r Chief Constable—Colonel Ruck. Coroners Nothem Division, Mr J. H. Roberts, Carnarvon. Southern Division, Dr T. If. Hughes, Pwllheii.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. rJleyn and Lifionjdd Agricultural iSociet.y—Secretary, Mr H. O..loncH, Ilwillieli. Poitmadoc Horse and Dog- Show —Secretary, Air g. (1. Humphreys', Portmadoc. LOCAL OFFICIALS, &c. CRICCIETH. Chairman of Local Board, Mr Gil Owen, J P; Clerk, Mr Thomas Jones. School Bnard—Mr J T Jones, chair- man .Mr J Jones, clerk. Burial Boaid—-Chairman, Mr J T Jones; Clerk, Mr John Joncs, Postmaster. Mr DO Price. Post closes for all parts of the kingdom at 6 15 p m for letters to be delivered in Criccieth alone up to 8 pm. Sundays 5 45 pm. Delivery commences at 730 am and 6 30 p in. Sundays at 10 am. Telegrams from 8 am to 8 pm on week davs: Sundays 8 a m to 10 a m. Banks—National Provincial and North and South Wales open on Tuesdays and Fair days from 11 am to 3 pm. PORTMADOC—[Friday! —Chairman of Local Board, Dr S Griffith, Cleric to the Local Hoa.'d, Air John Jones, Caerdyni, Criccieth' Meetings of Local Board, first Tuesday in month. School Board, Chairman, Mr () M Roberts; Clerk, Mr J Thomas, meet- ings, third Thursday in each month. Superintendent liegistrar, Mr Thomas Itotert. Banks: North and South Wales liatikI manager, Mr W Jones the National Provincial Bank, limited, manager, Mr J Parry; the Carnarvonsnire District Bank, manager, Sir I I* Williams Relieving Officer, Mr Richard Parry, Tremadoc. Sanitary Medical Officer, Mrlhiirh Rees, Carnarvon! Sanitary Inspector—Urban, Mr Kobert Griffith. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Edwards. Excise Offieer, Mr H Brale, Tremadoc. Post closes, II eek days for Carnarvon 3 20 p in, for all parts 5 45 p III. and (e\f opt on Saturdays) 8 45 I) in, Sundays 5 20 pm, cry- (-oiiiiiieiieu 8 30 am; Sundays, 1045 a in. Telegraph Office open from 8 a in to 8 pm, weekdays, and from 8 am, to 10 am on Sundays. Postmaster, Mr Evan Jones. PWLLWEU [Wednesday] Mayor, Mr John Edwards, Town { Clcrl, Mr 1, Edwards. Council meetings, foitnightly. School ) Boar 1, Mr John Edwards, chairman Mr Cledwyn Owen, vice- chaii man attendance officer, Mr Cornelius Roberts, meetings, first Thursday in each month. Superintendent Reuistrar and Coui.ty Comt Regist ar, Mr Owen Owen. High Bailiff, Mr J Arthen Owen Owen. Chief Ofifcer of Inland Revenue, Mr Thos J WhifJow. Superintendent of Po lice, Mr Hugh Hughes. Banks— < The North a id South Wales, Limited, manager, All- Robert £ Borland the National Provincial Bank, manager, Mr T Larkin* The Carnarvonshire District Bank, manager, Mr Robert Jones.' Relieving Officer, Mr K T Griffith, Alltddu. Sanitary Inspector] ;\Ir .1ohn Owe:1 Jones. PO;;T closes, CarnarvoII ¡J(,spateh, 3-40 p-m. All other letters, 5-45 p-m. Extra stamp at 6 p-m. Deli'ery of letters and parcels at 8 a-m; evening delivery at 6-4. Telesftt.ph office ol,e. ii from S to 8 P-III week davs, and from 8 a m to 10 a-m on Sundays. Postmistress, Miss liobj ns-Owcn. Chief Clerk, Mr W ilson Robcits. -e; -+.

STAMPS. Bills of Exchange payable on cUmand for am amount 0 0 1 Bills of Kvehan-re of any other kind, and alyo Promissory Notes not exe 'eding t5 .001 Exceeding £ 5 ar.fl not exceeding vlO .002 10 11 25 0 0 3 2 51) (1 0 6 "fj:1 75 0 0 9 loo oio Every .1M00, a;I also for any fractional part of £ 100, of such amount 0 10 Market Days.

11 I LIST OF FAIRS. I < We cannot guarantee the accuracy of these figures, though great painb have been taken to secure accuracy. 1 CARDIGANSHIRE. Aberystwyth, first Monday in each month, catl, hiring fairs in Nov Aberayron, Mar 14, April 10, June 16, IstWed afte.- July 21; Sep 21, Nov 13 Aberarth. July 5, Dec 11 Aberporth, Feb 4 Bwlchgwyn, Jan 31 Aberarth. July 5, Dec 11 Aberporth, Feb 4 Bwlchgwyn, Jan 31 Cardigan, Feb 13 April 5, Sept 8, Nov J 10, and Dec 19. Monthly markets j held on the 3rd Wed in every month Capeleynon, Ascension Daj-, second i Thursday after Oct 10 j Cilcennin, Mar 13, Apr 10, June 24 Chapel St Silin, Feb 7 i Lampeter, Jan 11, Feb ff, March 11, ) Easter Sat, May 7, 8, Whit Wed < June 16, July 10, first Sat after 13 j Aug, first Sat after 13 Sept, Oct 19, first Sat after Nov 12 Llanbadarn Fawr, no fairs are now < held at Llanbad .rn Fawr, having ( been removed to Aberystwyth 5 Llanrhystyd, Thursday before Easter ( [no cattle], Oct 6 [cattlej, Nov 11 < (hiringl, Thurs hefore Jan 9 < Llanddewi-brefi, May 7, July 24, Oct 9, Nov 13 i Llanarth, Jan 12, pigs, catl, and hors, < Mar 12, pigs, cafci, and hors, June ( 17, catl, hors, and pigs, Sept 23, catl, hors, and pifjs, Nov 11, hir Llandyssul, Feb 11, Thursday before i Flowering Sunday, Sept 19, Oct 31, Nov 11 j Llanwenog, Jan 14 } Llanwnen, March 23, Dec 13. i Lledrod, Oct 7, 2nd Sat after Oct 10 < Llechryd, June 26 j Llanwyddalus, May 9, June 17 > Llangranog, Jan 11, Mar 13, Nov 9 i Llanddewi-aberarth, July 10 i Llangeitho, Sept 23, Oct 8, and 2nd Friday after Oct 10, 1st Monday I after Nov 13 [hir] > New Quay, Nov 12 Ponterwyd, Aug 4, 5, Sept 24, Oct 12 ( Rhydfendigaid [not at Rhos], May 7, | Aug 5, 22, Sept 25, Oct 13 Talybont, first and third Sat in June, Sept 20, Oct 4 and 18 [sheep fairs] Oct 17 [cattle] Talsarn, Sept 8 [catl], Nov 7 [catl and ( hir] .Trebedw, last Thursday in January } Trefhedyn Emlyn, Feb 10, Mar 22, ( May 10, June 14, Aiig 20, Sept 20, Sat after the 2nd Tnurs after Oct 111 j Talygarreg, Nov 10 [hiring I Tregaron, great market. Tues before 1st Wed in each month, Whit Tues (pleasure), May 15 [fowl], 16 (horse] Ystrad Meurig, July 2, hiring fairs first Tuesday after Nov 13 and the two following Tuesdays CARMARTHENSHIRE. Abergwili, June 23rd, Oct 2, 27 Alltwalis, Sept 17 Carmarthen, great market, 1st Wed in the month, April 15, June 3, Jly 10, Aug 12, Spt 9, Oct 9, Nov 14 Llanddeusant, Oct 10 Llandeilofawr, Feh 30, Palm Sunday, May 14, June 21, Atig 23, Sept 28, Nov 12, Monday before Dee 25 Llanfihangel ai-arth, Jan, 1, May 12, Oct 10 Llanjjadog, gren.t market 3rd Tuesday in each month, March 12, 13, last Thursday and Friday in May, July 9. 10, 1st Thursday & Friday after Sept 11. 2nd Thursday and Friday, after Oct 11, Dec 5, 6" Llanybyther, 1st Mon in April (cattle, horses, sheep, pigs), July 17 (wool), July 21 (cattle, horses, pigs), 1st Mon in Sept (cattle, horses, sheep, pigs), Oct 1 (sheep), Nov 1 (cattle), horses, pigs), Nov 20 (sheep), Nov 21 (cattle, horses, sheep, pigs). Markets 1st Monday in each month; shl-cp markets, weekly, from 1st Mon in May to last Mon in June > Newcastle Emlyn, Feb 19, Mar 22, May 10, June, the dayfollowing the Cikcrran June fair, July, the day following the Roncath Jul., fair, Aue: 20, Sep 20, Oct, the day follow- ing the Capel Cynon Oct fair, Nov 11 (hiring), 22, if on Sunday will be held on 21. Every other fair that falls on Sunday will be held on the following Monday Pencarreg, Oct 11 Saint Clears, May 14, 15, June 1, 2, Oct 10 FLINTSHIRE. Caerwys, last Tuesday in each month for hor, catl, sh, and pigs Flint, first Sat in every month Holywell, 1st Friday in every month, pigs, call, and horses Mold, 1st Wed in e' ery month, hor, catl, sh, and pigs Northop, Mar 14, Mav 10, July 7, Oct 12, catl and pigs MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Berriew, Apr 20, & Oet 10 (hors, cat!, sh, and pig-s) Caersws, Mar 25, June 24, Sept 15, Oct 22 (catl, sh, and pigJ) Cemnies, Apl 15 (?), May 1, Oct 1, 17 (pigs, catl, and eh) Kerry, Sept 16 (great ewe fair, sheep, catl, hors, and pigs) Llanbrynmair, Feb 2ij (mixed), Mar 25 (hir), Apl 29 (mixed, catl, sh, hir), May 27 (mixed),Sep 23 (mixed, cati, & sh), Oet 28 (mixed,cat, & sh. Llanerfyl, pig fairs on Wednes before first Fri in each month sh fairs May 1, June 5, Oct 2; hir fair May 7 Llanfair Caereinion (catl fair), first Fri in every month; pis fair every Tlr .rs previous to cattle fair Llanfyllin, the last Thursday in each month Llangvnog, Sept 13, catl, pigs, sh, lambs and wool Llanidloes, monthly fairs for catl, &c the Sat before the last Tues in etch month; May 11, pi and catl, .M.j.reh 11 and Oct 15, special fails for horses only Oct 4, sheep Llanwddyn, May 8, Oct 2, hot- cfitl, sh arid pigs Machynlleth, first Wed after the first Mon in Feb, first Wed in Mar, Wed before Easter (hir), Mon before the 3rd Thurs in April, last Sat in Apr (sheep), May 16th, third Sat in May (sheep), June 2(ith, August 7th, Sept 18th, last Wed in Sept (sheep), Oct 16 [she. p], Oct 21, Nov 26, Dec 21 also Xmas market Meifod, last Fri in every month, catl, sh, and pigs Montgomery, first Tlmr in the month excepting Dec, when it is on the second Thurs Mav fair is a pleas and hir as well as cattle and sheep Newtown, last Tues in each month, and the previous Mon. Mon, ati & pigs; Tues (catl and hors] .n- -n_ Welshpool, first and third Monday in each month, catl, sh, and pigs; first Mon in each month, horses MERIONETHSHIRE. Aberdovey, Aug 6, O'-t 20 Aborganolwyn, May 31, Sept 16 (?), Oct 16, sh, catl, hors Barmouth, May 10, Sept 19, Oct 7, (cheese), Dec S (catl) Bala, Jan 14, March 2, and 9, (seed market), April 18, May 14, June 4, July 10. Aug 12, Sept 11, 27, Oct 24 Nov 8, Dec 19 Bettws, June 22, catl and hors, Aug 12, catl, sh, and lambs, Sept 10, catl and pigs C.vnwyd, Aug 6, sh and catl, Oct 21 Corwen, Jan 15, Feb 19, March 19, April 10, May 21, June 18, July 16, Aug 20, Sept 17, Oct 15, Nov 19, Dec 17 Dinas Mawddwy, April 12, June 3 (?) Sept 10, Oct 22, Nov 13 Dolgelley, Feb 20, Mar 18, Apr 22 (?), May 11, June 1, 27, Aug 8, Sept 20, Oct 9, Nov 22, Dec 16 Drwsynant, Aug 9, Sept 13 Dyffryn Ardudwy, April 18, June 25, Sep 16 (catl fairs) Festiniog, Mar 7, May 23, June 30, Aug 14, Sspt 26, Oct 23, Nov 13 Gwyddelwern, Apr 15, Aug 5, Oct 18 Harlech, Mar 4, Apr 14, Trinity Thurs June 28, Aug 16, Sept, 22, Nov 10, Dec 11 Llanhedr, *eb 18, Oct 19 Llandderfel, Aug 17, Oct 16 Llandrillo, Feb 25, May 3, July 11, wool, Autc 2S, Nov 14, sh L'anfachreth, Atig 15, lambs Llanbedr, Feb 18, Oct 19 Llanuwchllyn, Apr 25, June 20. Sept 22, Dec 11 Maentwrog, May 15 [hir and catl] Penrhyndeudraeth, Mar 5, May 2, Aug 10, Sept 19, Nov 2 Talsarnau, June 26, Oct 20 Trawsfynydd, March 18 111 Apl 20, Sept 19 Tnwyn, Feb 25, 2nd Th ir; in April, EasterMondav (hir), May 14, June 17, Aug 1, Sept 9, Nov 18 PEMBROKESHIRE. A erg warn, Feb 5, Easier Tuesday, iVhit Tuesday (catl, sh, and pigs), let 8 (eatl and hir), Oct 9 (pig, and air), Nov 17 (catl sh), Nov 18 (pigs) Bwinoath, July 10, Nov r.) C; gerran, Thursday aft r Narberth lune fair, Ang 20, 2nd Thursday in ov (hir) Ciynimych, last Tuesday in each month RADNORSHIRE. Knighton, Jan 17, Mar 8, April 18 May 17, 18, July 11, Aug 19, Sept 13, 14, Ocl 1 2, Nov 7, Dec 12 Llanbadarn Fynvdd, Apr 22, Sept 21 (catl hor sh and pigs) New Radnor, Aug 14 (sh and catl*, Sept 10 (sh and catl), Oct 8 sh, Oct 29 catl and horse Penybont, Mar 15 catl, 13 catl and hir, 14 hir, July 16 sh, Aug 5 catl, 26 catl, Sept 25 catl, Oct 16 hor, 26 catl Rhayader Feb 20, Mar 20, Apr 17, May 13 15 22 and 29, July 17, Aug •i and 27. Sept 26, Oct 14, Nov 6, Dec 3, 18 fat stock, 21 poultry BORDER FAIRS. Shrewsbury, horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs, every Tuesday butter and cheese, 2nd Wednesday in each month great hore fair, 1st Wed in March Oswestry, every Wednesday Chester, every alternate Tuesday (cattle, sheep, and pigs.) Horses and cheese, 3rd Wed in each month Ludlow, Monday before Feb 13, Cues- day before Easter, Whit Wednesday May 1, Aug 21, Sept 28, Dec 6. CARNARVONSHIRE. Aberdaron, Aug 12 Bangor, April 5, June 25, Sept 16, Oct 28 Bettws-y-coed, May IS, November 30 Beddgelert, • Apr 10, Ang 10, Sept 21, 27, Oct 13 Carnarvon, Jan 7, Feb 11, March 3(?), April 10, May 5 (?), 15, June 26, Aug 11 (?), Sept 22 (?), Nov 9, 15, Dec 7 and 8 (?) Criccieth, May 23, June 29, Oct 22 Dolyddelen, May 25, Sept 18 Fourcrosses, near P\llheli, Feb 20, Apr 12, Sept 10, Oct 21, Thursday before 1st Friday in Dec < Nevin, Mar 4, Apr 10, May 22, Aug 12, Oct 20 S Penygroes, May 21, June 27, Aug 11, ( Sept 22, May 11, Nov 8 for hiring j Pwllheli, Mar 15, catl, May 1, catl. ( May 14, hir, May 22, gen, June 28, catl, Aug 13. catl, Sept 24, catl, Nov f 1, catl, Nov 12, hir, pig market every Wednesday I Tremadoc, Feb 19, Apr 13, 2nd Friday ? in Dec DENBIGHSHIRE. Abergele, Feb 12, Apr 2, May 7, June j 18, July 15, Aug 20, Oct 9, Nov 18, Dec 6 J Cerrig-y Druidion, Jan 13, Mar 11, Apr 15, 27, July 8 (?), Aug 12 (?), I Sept IS, Oct 21 Dec 7 Den bigh, 2nd Tuesdrw in every month for corn: cattle, hoMC, sheep, and the Wednesday following for pigs. ( Ordinary weekly market for bu ter, ( fowls, &c, every Wed. throughout the year. Wool.market, 2nd Tues- i day in July. j Llangollen, Jan 22, Feb 26, Mar 26, April 23, May 28, June 25, July 23, Aug 27, Sept 24, Oct 22, Nov 26, j Dec 24 Llanrhaiadr-yn-Mochnant, Jan 1, Mar < 1, May 3, June 7, July 0, wool, July 23 ind 21, ponies, &c, Sept j 28, Oct 18, Nov 7 and 8 Llanarmon-yn-Ial, MfcrS, May 3, July 30, Oct 9 Llanrwst, Feb 5, Mar 8, April 25, f May 20 (?), June 21, Aug 10, Sept 17, Oct 25, Dec 11 and 26 Ruabon, Feb 22, May 22, Nov 20, onions Rnthin, 1st Tuesday in every month, horses, cattle, sheep, pig-s, butter, j corn, &c, Mar 21 (hir and pi) Wrexham, every Monday for cattle, sheep, and pigs, first Thursday in f the inonth for horses, except Aug, j and Augusts, Apr 4th, pi, Oct 3, honey, Nov 7. fruit. All fairs are for horned cattle, sheep, and pig's. Cheese fairs second Wednesday in i each month

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WELSH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. I NORTH WALES. ANGLESEY.-(9,777 electors.)-Mr T. Lewis L., Bryn- weri, B-tngor (3,727 votes.) < CARNARVONSHIRE.—Arvon Division (9.13G)—Mr W. j lliithbone L., Liverpool (4,072.) Kifion Division (8,978.) i —Mr John Bryn Roberts L., Bryn Adda, Bangor (4,214.) Carnarvon Boroughs (4,470.)—Mr E. Swettenham C., Carn-yr-Alyn, Konsett, Wretcham (1,820.) DENBIGHSHIRE.—East Division (8,290.)—The Rig-ht < lion. G. Osborne Morgan L., Crogcn (3,53(j.) \Vpst } Division.—Major C.unwallis West L., Ruthin Castle j Luaopposcd.] Denbigh District (3,414.)— The Hon. G. T. j K.myon G., Llancrjh Panna, Ellesmere (l,(J.7.) FLINTSHIRE.— (10,081.)—Mr Samuel Smith L., un- ( opposed Flint Boroughs (3,773.)-Mr John Roberts L. Jatrrallt (1,827.) Merionethshire (9,333,) Mr Thos. E. Ellis, L., C vnlas, Bala (4,127.) MONTGOMERYSHIRE.—(8,870.)—Mr Stuart Rendel L., j P'|S Dinam (3,799). Montgomery District—Hon. F.S.A. j IIanbury Tracy L., Penbr.yn Hall, Montgomery (1,314.) SOUTH WALES. BRKOONSHIKH.—(9,520.)—Mr W. Fuller Maitland L., Garth House, Builth [unopposed], CARDIGANSHIRE. — (12.308)—Mr Bowen Rowlands, Q.C. L., Glenmave, Broad Haven, Pembroke (4,252). CARMARTHENSHIRE.-East Division (8,009)—Mr David Pugh L.. Manoravon, Llnmlilo [unopposed]. Went Division (9,909.)—Mr W. H. R. Powell L., Maes- gwyrine, Whitland (4,181.) Carmarthen Distiict (5,399) —Sir E. Cowell-Stepney L., The Dell, Llanelly (2,120.) GLAMORGANSHIRE.—East Division (8,544).—Mr Alfred Thomas L., [unopposed]. Rhondda (8,210).—Mr W. Abraham L., [unopposed]. West Division (10,502.)— Mr D. Randall L., Mid Division (8,797).—Mr C. R. M. Talbot L., Penrice Castle, Swansea [unopposed]. South Division (8,800.)—Mr A. J. Williams L., Morfa, East- bourne (3,4(;7.) Cardiff (12,005.)—Sir E. J. Reed, K.C.B, L., Hextable, Kent, (5,308). Merthyr Tydtil (15,100).— Mr W. Pritchard Morgan, L., and Mr D. A. Thomas L. Swansea District (8,920)—Sir H. Hussey Vivian L., Wern Park, Swansea [unopposed]. Swansea Town (7,597).— Mr L. L.Dillwyn L., (3,040). PEMBROKESHIRE.—(10,883).—Mr W. Davies L., Haver- fordwest (4,099). Pembroke and Haverfordwest (5,474). —Rear-Admiral Mayne, C.B. C., 101, Oueen's Gate, (2,305). RADNORSHIRE.—(4,539).—The Hon A. J. Walsh, C., Fywood, Tltlt, Herefordshire (1,910).

LOCAL OFFICIALS. S BALA—[Saturday]—Chairman of Local Board, Mr Richard Jon's. Clerk of the Local P.oar I, Mr J R Jones. Meetings of ( Local Board, first Thursday in each month. Surveyor and ? Inspector, Mr E Jones. Llanycil School Board Chairman, 1 Mr Richard Jones. Clerk, Mr J R Jones, solicitor. Llarifor School Board Chairman, Rev II Owen; Clerk, Mr J R Jones. < Bala U'IS Company, Limited Chairman, Mr Richard Jones j Clerk, Mr J It Jones. Superintendent Registrar, Mr Jacob' } Jones. Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Mr Edward 5 Jones. Officer of I land Revenue, Mr W D Gibliings. Banks: ( National Provincial Bank of England and North and South < Wales Bank. Relieving Officer, Mr Edward Jones. Sanitary ? Medical Officer, Mr 0 R P Owen. Sanitary Inspector, Mr E 5 Morris, junior, Pantsaear, Llanuwchllyn. Master' of t.he Work- 5 house, Mr G Roberts. Local Board Collector, Mr Ellis Davies. < Post closes, 8-45 a 111., 7-30 p m., extra stamp 7-50 p in. delivery J commences at 7-0 am., second delivery 5-45 pm. A mail arrives from Volg-elley at 8-30 pm., and the public may have 5 their letters coining by that mail by calling at the offices. Special bag to Dolgelley closes 5 p m and 0-30 p m. Telegraph ) Office open from 8 a m to 8 p m week days, and from 8 a in to ? 10a m Sundays. Postmaster, Mr John Williams. CalvinisticMetho- > dist College: Principal: J 0 Jones, B.A., Rev Ellis Edwards, S Rev Hugh Williams, M.A., librarian, Rev Alun Jones. Indepen- f pendent College Principal, Rev Michael D Jones, tutor, Rev i T Rees, B. | BARMOUTH—[Tuesday and Saturday]—Chairman ot Local j Board, Mr W. Williams; Clerk to the Board, Mr G W Pybus. 5 Meetings, second Friday in the month. Registrar of Births &c Mr Thomas Parry, Dolgelley. Bank—North and South Wales' manoger, Mr R Jones. Relieving Officer, Mr Thomas Parry' Dolsrclley. Sanitary Medic d Officer, Dr Hughes. Sanitary > Inspector, Mr Hugh Jones, Porkington-terrace. Surveyor of Taxe Mr H Edwards, Portmadoc, Harbour Master, Captain > Inspector, Mr Hugh Jones, Porkington-terrace. Surveyor of Taxe Mr H Edwards, Portmadoc, Harbour Master, Captain John Lewis. Secretary, Mr Owen Griffiths. Lloyd's Agent Mr I GriflK h Edwards. POST closes at 6-50 a-m general; 9-35 a-m for i Dolg- lley 2-1.0 p-m local 4-25 p-in Dolgelley, and 6-35 p-m general. Deliveries are made at 8-0 and 9-40 a-m, and 7-15 p-m. CORWEN. —[Fiiday]—Superintendent Registrar: Mr Edward J Jones. Registrar of Marriages Mr Hugh Williams. Bank North and South Wales Bank, manager, Mr J O Pu«-h. Re- lieving Officers Mr Edward Foulkes and Mr T Hughes Sani- tary Medical Officers Dr J R Walker Dr H If ( Davies aud Dr Hughes, Sanitary Inspector and ) Surveyor: Mr John Williams. Surve yor of Taxes for the district: Mr A Binns, Rhvl. 'Officer of Inland Revenue: Mr Rlibel. POST closes at 9-30 a m, 8 p-m, and 10 p-tn. Delivery commences at 5 a-m, 4 p-m, and 7-30 a-m. Te!e- t graph Office open at 8 a-m to 8 p-n) week days, and from 8 a-m > to 10 p-m Sundays. Parcel post delivery begins at 9-45 a-m Fir-t despatch, 6-45 a-m second despatch, 8 p-m Postmaster i Mr Owen Lloyd. DlNAS MAWDDWY-(Saturdiy]-Registrar of Births, &c., Mr > Morris Jones, Talyllyn district. Relieving Officer, Mr Morris i Jones, Talyllyn district. Sanitary Medical Officer, Dr R ( Thorold Williams. Sanitary Inspector, Mr W Jones, Dol"-elIev. < Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Lovell, Aberystwyth. POST closes at 5-55 p.m exceptions when 6-35 train from Dinas does not run to Cemmaes Road, in that case post closes at 3-30. No Sunday post Delivery commences at 8 a-m. Telegraph Office open from 8 a-m to 8 p-m week days; from 9-30 a-m to 10 a- in Sundays, j when requested. i [Tuesday and Saturday] — Chairman of Local ( Board, Mr II Llovd Williams, Froheulog. Clerk, Mr W R i Davies, solicitor. Meetings of Local Board—Third Monday in ) the month. Banks—National Provincial Bank, Mr Jenkin David- North and South Wales Bank, Mr T P Jones-Parry Superin- tendent Registrar, Mr Griffith Williams, Trefeilir, Angteaea Deputy Superintendent Registrar, Mr J Charles Hughes solici- j tor, Dolgelley. Registrar of Births, &c., Mr Thomas Parry S Vron Arran, Dolgelley. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Edwards Port- madoc. Chief Officer of Inland Revenue, Mr P J Browne Bar- mouth. Relieving Officer—Barmouth district, Mr Thomas Parry, Vron A rran, Dolgelle.v Talyllyn district, Mr Morris Jones Mmffordd, Talyllyn. Medical officer of Health, Dr Edward Jones. Rural and Urban Sanitary Inspector, Mr William Jones, > Cemlyn House. Dolgelley School Hoard—1st Thursday in the month. Chairman, Mr Richard Jones, New Shop. Clerk to the Dolgelley School Board, Mr Charles Millard, solicitor Dolgelley Gas Co., the and Waterworks Co., Mr Robert Jones Grifiith. solicitor, Dolgelley. POST closes for Barmouth and tocai at 7-15 it in; general, 8 am; for all parts, 4-45 pin and 7 pm; on > Sundays, 6 p 111 only. Delivery commences at 7 30 and 11 a m and 6-40 p m 8-30 a m on Sundays. Telegraph Office open from 8 a m to 8 p tn on week days, and 8 a m to 10 a in on Sundays i Postmaster, Mr Williams, jun. FESTINIOG-T,ocal Board: Chairman, Mr A M Dunlop, Clerk, > Mr G II Ellis, solicitor. Meetings on the 28th January and every 4th Saturday following. School Board—Chairman Rev ( T J Wheldon, B A, Clerk, Mr J Cadwaladr. School Board < meetings, 1st Saturday in each month. Superintendent of j 1 olice, Mr Owen Hughes, Llan Festiniog. Registrar of Births > Deaths, and Marriages, Mr Daniel Humphreys, Cemlvu Tany- 5 vRel'evi"« Officer, Mr Robert .Jones, Llan Festinio' Banks-North and South Wales, Mr W G Casson, manage?; ( *c'iurs I"K'1' Jones, Co., Mr J Parry Jones, manager. Keeper of the Assembly Rooms, Mr George Wood. Slate Quarries- Oakeiey Quarries, Mr R Roberts Cwmorthin, Mr Andreas Roberts, Wygau, Mr M R Roberts < Ucchwcdd, Mr C. Warren Robertfc, Diphwys } •son. Sir E P .Tones; Vott.v and Bowydd, Mr J LI Jones < Grr.igddu, Mr Iiowton Maenofferen, Mr Griffith Jones. POST < -Al,il arrives 7-0; delivery commences 7-30; evening mail arrives 5-30 receiving offices close G P Ill, pillar- boxes (i-10, and central office 0-30 p m, Sunday 1 hour earlier. Postmaster, Mr It H Hughes postmaster at Llan, Mr Thomas } Edwards, l'a.v-da.vs at the Oakeley Slate Quarries, Jan 12th i Licchwedd, 10th Maenofferen, Cwtybugail, Bwlch-y-Slater," £ Cwmorthin, Rhosyd, Rhiwbach and Wvsgau, .Jan 12th Du- fr.vs and Graigddu Jan 19th Vott.v and Bowydd, Jan 12th' and e\ct> four veeks after; at Oakeley and Lleehwedd Quarries < every other -fortnight. J TOWYN and ABERDOVEY.—Local Board Chairman, Mr James ebster. Cley-k, itr W H. Davies. Days of meeting, second Friday in th month. Registrar of Births, &c, Mr William } Jones, Aberdovey. Sanitary Inspector, ,Mr Edward Williams ? Aberdovey. Medical Officer of Health, \>r F H V Grosholz' physician. Relieving Offieer, Mr Win Jones, Aberdovey Sur- veyor to the Local Hoard, Mr P H Hughes, Towyn. School Buard Chairman, Mr James Webster. Vi(!e-cliaii-niati, Nli- W W l Jones Clerk, Mr P 11 Himhcs, Towyn. Davs of meeting, ) second Tuesday in each month, alternately at Aberdovey and ) Towyn. Aberdovey Import and Export Company-Secretary, I Mr J liooertson. Towyn; POST closes at 5-20 p-m. Delivery commences at 8 a-m and (i-10 p-m. Telegraph office open from 8 T °u8 P""1 VVL'ek <1a-v?' an<1 10 n"nl °" Sundays. Postmaster, Mr John Jones. Aberdovey Post closes at 5-40 p-m. Delivery commences at 8 a-m and 6-30 p-m Sundays at 10-10 a-m. Potlllistres8, Miss E Bell. Aberdovey Customhouse Officer, Mr J Thomas.