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ram the Papers. Baroness Nathaniel Rothschild died suddenly on Thursday frcm heart disease. Mr Phillip, district superintendent at Carlisle, has been appointed assistant general manager ot the North Briti&h Railway. The Epsom Guardians have provided separate sit- ting rooms for aged and respectable inmates of the workhouse. There were no prisoners for trial at Radnorshire Assizes on Thursday and the High Sheriff presented Mr. Justice Bruce with a pair of red gloves. Two civil cases were disposed of. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company have, it is understood, a scheme in hand for the widening and shortening of their line between Liverpool city and Manchester, so as to perform the journey in a little over half an hour. It was officially announced on Tuesday, that Mary Ann Ansell, who was executed last week, was born in November, 1877. It is added that be- fore the execution she made a full confession of the crime and of the motive that prompted it. Speaking at Ashford on Saturday, Mr Walter Long. president of the Board of Agriculture, said it was not surprising that practical men should at first have scorned science in agriculture, but the walls of prejudice were gradually crumbling away. He suggested that in the improvement of the meat supply and in dairy produce there was much which the farmer might do to better his position, though his hope in corn was lost, A terrible explosion occurred in the starboard engine-room ofr he new torpedo destroyer "Bullfinch", while that v, ssel was undergoing speed and machin- ery trials in the Solent on Friday afternoon. The connecting rod of the engine suddenly broke, smash- ingthe cylinder, with the result that theengine room was filled with st. aw "in! bailing witr r. E:»ht mon killed on the .spot and another succumbed shortly afterwards. Stveral other men were severely scalded. A shocking accident occurred on Friday on Acton Hill, a steep incline near Wrexham. It appears that as a pair of horses and brake containing a party from Chester-street Baptist Chapel, Wrex- ham, were going up the hill a trace bioke and the horses swerved round. The driver, Mathew Graham, jumped off to stop them and by some means became entangled in the harness. He was dragged along the road, was kicked on the head. and had his skull fractured. Deceased was well known in the district, having been for over thirty years coachman to Air Edward Evans of Bronwylfa. A labourer living at Ross has had an extraordi- nary escape from drowning. Early on Alonday morning the proprietor of a pleasure fair stationed in a field skirted by a brook was roused by his servants who said they had found a man drowned. He w ent with them to the spot, and was in the act of removing the body when the man awoke and roundly abused them for disturbing his sleep. It transpired that the man had fallen into the brook. His head, however, rested on a stone in mid-siream and he slept soundly in the water without being drowned. A curious story comes from New York. A German benevolent society secured to its mem- bers the payment of f40 at death for funeral ex- penses One of the members had the misfortune to lose his leg, and he thought that as a portion of his body was dead, he was entitled to claim a fourth of the total payment—viz., £10. The society disputed the claim, but eventually agreed to pay 40 dols. (£8) for the leg. As the rules of the society provided that the payment due to the members must be applied exclusively to funeral expenses, it was stipulated that the whole of the jE8 should be devoted to the burial of the deceased leg. Some days after the member, who was of the Semitic per- suasion, followed his leg to Brooklyn Cemetery. An action was brought before Mr Justice Dar- ling, in the Queen's Bench on Saturday, against Mrs Williams, wife of a vicar, residing near Huddersfield, on a bill for fifty pounds, drawn on her husband, which had passed into the hands of the plaintiff, Mr Pulleyne. It was stated that they could not be found at their address and that notice of the bill having been dishonoured had been for- warded to them at the National Liberal Club. The question was whether the notice was sufficient. There was no appearance on the part of the de- fendant, and Mr Justice Darling, holding that every effort had been made to give the defendant notice, gave judgment for the plaintiff for fifty pounds, with interest and costs.
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'Jimmy's Idea.—Jimmy went with his parents to take a meal with friends who observe the old form of asking a silent blessing. When all heads were bowed, Jimmy endured the agony about three seconds and then whispered shrilly-" Wake up, mamma Hain't you 'shamed of yourself to go to sleep over such a jolly dinner as this ?" ONE OF DR NEWMAN HALL'S STORIES.—The "Home Alagazine recalls a story which Dr New- man Hall used to tell on the lecture platform. An illiterate negro preacher said to his congregation My brethren, when de fust man Adam was made, he waa made ob wet clay, and set up agin the pal- ings to dry." "Do you say," said one of the con- gregation, "dat Adam was made ob wet clay arf set up agin de palings to dry ?" Yes, sar, l do." "Who made the palings?" Sit down, sar," said the preacher sternly; "suh questions as dat would upset any theology." Although she may not touch a drop, Yet, when you come to think Of how she works, the barmaid is A perfect slave to drink
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REMARKABLE THUNDERS TORM IN SOUTH CARNARVON. The thunderstorm which passed over North Wales on Thursday night created remarkable havoc in the neighbourhood of Nevin, a remote parish in South Carnarvonshire. At Aloriah, four of a, herd of five heifers were killed. Half a mile away a mare was destroyed. At Penygraig the I lightning fired a haysack and a < cow, and near this place another cow was killed. Near Aberdaron two sheep on the mountain were struck. The storm has never been equalled in the locality and the people thought it would never end, as it seemed to be circling round, and when they hoped it was passing away it came up again with added fury. Between Tid- weiliog and Nevin rain fell in sheets and the roads were flooded to a depth of a cor pie of feet, and where they were:on gradients they became roaring torrents. The bridge over the brook at the former place was carried away, and all the timber stored in a neighbouring joiner's yard was washed down the stream. Printed and Published by J. Gibson, Gimbrian News Office, Terrace Road, Aberystwyth, Tuesday, August 1st, 1899.
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Mrs tivans- Mrs Williams, Misses Jeaaes, Cardiff; Mr and Mrs Wilcock, Accrington 40, Mrs Williams- Mr and Mrs Money, Oxford Misses Hughes and Keary, Herrington; Miss Frowd, Mrs Strachan, Ealing Miss Bedborough, Windsor 41, Mrs Owens— Messrs Baxter and Messenger, London 43, Miss Morgan— Mr and Mrs J Smith, Misses Smith, Miss Clegg, Ealing; Misses Schofield, Aahton-on Mersey 44, Mrs James— Mrs Evans, Misses Winnie and Lena Wilkins, Master Clifford Wilkins, Miss L Treharne, Llanelly 46, Mrs R Owen- Mr, Mrs, and Master Cheesman, Oswestry Mrs and Miss Rabnett, Sutton Coldfield Misses Foden, Manchester 17, Mrs Jones— Mr, Mrs, and Miss McAllister, Waterloo, Liver- pool; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Weatherby, Hereford 59, Mrs Griffiths- Mr Beynon Mr and Master Jenkine, Merthyr Messrs Isaac and Edwin Mil ward, :N antgarw; Mrs and Miss Thomas, Mrs and Miss Powell, Mr Thomas, Taff Vale; Mr J Spettle, Hands- worth, Birmingham 37, Mrs Rees Edwards— DrRees, London, N W Mr and Mrs Lockley, Miss Lockley, Kings Norton 39, Miss Evans- Mr and Mrs Sidney L Young, Highbury Park, London 71, Mrs E L Jones— Mr and Mrs Roberts and family, Birmingham Buckingham House, Mrs J Evans- Mr and Mrs Buckley and family, Park Avenue, Worcester; Mr and Mrs Brown, Crewe, Cheshire Belgravia House, Miss Morgan— Mr and Mrs Harper, family and maid, Liver- pool Mr, Mrs, and Master Orchard, Hands- worth Misses Moore and Preston, Aston Mr and Mrs Simpson, Handsworth Arlington House, Miss Davies— Rev and,Mrs Richards, family and maid, Misa A Parry, Blaenau Festiniog Mr and Mrs Brice, Master and Miss Brice, Birmingham Miss Abram, Misses Andrews, Birkenhead Glencairn— Mr and Mrs G F Thirtle and Mr Leonard Thirtle, Shepherd's Bush, London Mr, Misses, and Master Stirton, Ormskirk Mrs and Master T Cooper. Knigntoa St Anthony's, Misses CokbilI- Miss Bertha and Mias Louie Richards, Wednes- bury Mr Morgan and son, Wellington; Mr Forbes, Manchester Mr Radcliffe and party, Leeds PORTLAND STREET 2, Pengaer, Miss James- Miss Wild, Bradford Mr and Mrs Williams, Ystalyfera; Mr, Mrs, and Misses Powell (3), Glais 3, Mrs Pughe— Mrs and Miss Pipe, Birmingham Brunswick House, Mrs Humphreys— Mrs Glegg, Miss Fidler, Southport; Misses Bur. bridge, Rugby 5, Clytha House, Mrs Culliford— Mrs Bunford, child and maid, Newtown Mrs Cane, Newtown Mr, Mrs, and Miss Tucker, Upton-on-Severn Ocean View, Mrs Jones Mrs Barnett, Misa Ford, Birmingham Mr D C Creaton, London; Mrs Jones, family and nurse, Tonyrefail; Mis Evans, Miss Edwards, Lam- peter 7, Glasfryn, Mrs Captain Davies- Mr and Mrs J Price and family, Handsworth, Birmingham Mr Coatelo, Aston, do Mr and Mrs Edwards, Misses Anthony, Carmarthen 13, Mrs D Humphreys- Mrs and Misses T and L Sleigh, Miss Rollason, 1 Birmingham Mrs and Miss Jough, Mrs Clement, Birmingham 14, Primrose House, Mrs Jones— Mr, Mrs, and Misses (3) Burton, Stourbridge; Mra and Mr C A Leaver-, Walsall; Mrs and Masters W and K Simpson, Miss G Simpson, Mias Williams, Hereford 17, Miss Hughes- Mr and Mrs Hayes and child, Manchester Mr and Mrs Williams, Swansea 21, Mrs Bateman— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Mellor, Burslem; Mr and Mrs ] Payne and family, Trefanney 15, Mrs Rankin— Mr and Miss Wallis and friend, Birmingham Mrs Webb aud family, Llanidloes !6, Elian Vannin, Mrs Morris— Mr A and Miss Smith. Northampton the Misses Burbidge, Birmingham !9, Mrs Vigars— Mr F Templeton, Miss G and Miss B Templeton, Miss Nicholson, Liverpool 1 13— Alderman and Mrs Grover, Stone Park,Newport, Mon !4, Wern House, Mrs Jones- Mrs and Miss Stabler, Sheffield Mr and Mrs Hntchinson and family, Dewsbury 36, Miss C Evans- Mr G, Miss L, and Miss R North, Yardley, Birmingham M E Lloyd, Cwmaman, Aber- dare Mr and Mrs E W, Masters B and A, and Miss W Whitford, Kington 38, Miss James— Mrs and Miss Beaman, Miss Tasker, Kington Miss G LI Pearson, Miss C Davison, Birming- h81 39, Mrs Jones— Mr Law, Mr and Miss Woodall, Miss Tyler, Walsall 40, Mrs W Morgans- Mr and Mrs Albert Mould, Birmingham; Mrs and Master B Pearson, Misses (2) Woodward, Hereford Mr Stiuton 44, Miss Jones— Mr, Mrs W, Misses and Alaster Sydney Wood- hall, West Bromwich 47, Tilehurst House, Mrs Griffiths- Mr and Mrs Jardine, Rirmingham Mrs Turley- field, Mrs Eaborn, do Mrs Sparks and family, Mrs and Miss M Lindley, Coventry Mr R J Thomas, Barmouth 49, Mrs Jones- Mr, Mrs, and Miss Turton, Lytham Miss Sutcliffd, do Miss Cross, London Mr Buckle, Mrs Hardwick, Cheltenham 50, Mrs Williams— Air and Mrs James Williams aud daughter, Dowlais, South Wales 54, Mrs A Cook— Mrs Udale, Small Heath, Birmingham Mrs and Miss Prinn, Edgbaston, Birmingham Rheidol House, Mrs Edwards— Mr Evans and family, Neath Mrs Clarke and family, Oldham Mr and Mrs Halkyard, do QUEEN'S ROAD Hilton House, Mrs James— Mr Henry Stanley, Mr John J Walker, Mr N Indyoureye, Manchester Mr and Mrs Hasting and family, Birmingham Mrs and Miss A Llewelyn, Dowlais 10, Crystal Palace Hotel, E Price— Mr and Mrs Graves and family, Newport, Mon Mrs Jonea, Mrs Davies. do Misses Lewis and Bowen, Rhayader 12, Tufnell House, Mrs H Davies— Mr and Mrs J T Rushton, Miss Fleming, Worcester Mr Morris, Mr Evans, Builth Mrs Price, Stranton-on-Wye 14, Glanayron House, Mrs M Jones— Miss B Rose, Mrs M Rose, Edgbaston, Bir- mingham Mr and Mrs Wilson, Manchester 16, Mrs J H Rowe— Mrs Wild, Mr Wood, Mrs and Misses (2) Wild, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Wakefield and family, do 22, Mrs Thompson— Mr and Mrs Brunt and son, Irlam, Manchester; Mr E A Barr, Walkden, near Bolton Misses Smith, Boothstown Misses Smith, do 37, Mrs Griffiths- Mr and Mrs Hudson, Burton-on-Trent; Master J Griffiths, Llangefni; Mr and Mrs B C Higginson. Ross Mr and Mrs A B Smith and children, Hereford Cardigan and ExetBr Houses— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Lena Lamb, Worcester Mr andMrs Britain; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Beard.Peter- croft Misses Pope, Harborne Misses Hatton, Aston, Birmingham 43, Mrs McKay- Miss Hall and party, Darwen Mrs Hay and party, Southport; Mr Lerry, Miss and Miss N Lowe, Birmingham; Mr McLeod, Birken- head Mr Venables, do Bellan House, the Misses Collins— Mr and Mrs T G Hilditch, Middletown, Welsh- pool; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Davies, Oxford; Mrs Alston, Birkenhead, Liverpool Landsdowne House, Mrs Davies— Mr. Mrs, and Miss Davies, Tranmere Park, Birkenhead; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Smithies, Bir- mingham Troedybryn, Mrs Jonea— Mr, Mrs, and Mr Clarke, senior, Birmingham Gomer House, Mrs Davies— Miss aud Miss S Ash ton, Tranmere, Cheshire; Miss Spencer, Golborne, Lane; Miss Appleton, Bootle, Liverpool; Aliss H M M Appleton, Earlestown Dyffryn House, Mrs Williams- Mr Titley, Mrs, Master, and Miss Sheldon, Smethwick Misses Evans, Wrexham; Mr Jones. 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Mrs Thackham— Mr Evans, Miss Smih, Perry Bar, Birming- ham Madoc House, Mrs Jenkins— Mr and Mrs Williams, Merthyr Mr and Mrs Littler, Norwich Mrs and Miss Bracegirdfe Pittville House, Mrs Jones- Mr and Mrs Ireland and family, Eaton Chapel, Stockport; Mr and Miss Stanford and Miss Davies, Birmingham Silverdale, Mrs Alorgac— Mr Wiltshire and family, Miss Rogers, Man- chester Mr Wilson and family, Mr Vere Mowes, Liverpool; Air and Mra Normansell, Stockport Misses Davies, Gartheli, Vicarage CORPORATION STREET 10, Mrs James— Mr and Mrs Price, family and nurse, Rhayader Mr and Mrs Williams and family, Bwlchy- ceban, Oswestry Miss D Evans, Llanfyllin Bryngwalia, Mrs Wiliiams- Mrs Dorothy, Jersey; Miss Bernour, Birming- ham Air, Mrs, and Miss Clewley, do Misses Saxey, Hereford Miss Corfield, Ironbridge ALFRED PLACE Unicorn Inn, Mrs Phillips— Miss Thomas, Gaernant Miss Howells, Miss Davies, Llanelly t, Mrs Roberts- Misses Young, Canton, Cardiff Mr Waters, B A, Roath, Cardiff; Alissea Roberts Alfred House, Mrs Lloyd— Mr, Mrs, and Master Harold White, Ashby-de la-Zouch Mr and Mrs Dixon and family, Stratford-on-Avon Dorset House, Miss Griffiths- Mr Davies, Carmarthen BAKER STREET Victoria Hotel, Mrs Cunningham— Mr and Mrs Goodohap, Mrs and Master Williams, Mr and Mrs Hassall, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Hammonds, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Lewis, Manchester Peris House, Mrs A Potts— Air and Mrs and Miss Phyllis Jacob, Chester t, Mrs Capt Humphreys— Mr and Airs Owens, Llandrindod Hall Air and Mrs R G James, Glangrwyney, Crickhowell; Mrs Davies and family, Oswestry Dolaugwyn, Mrs Jones— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Moore, Miss Bold, Manches- ter Air and Mrs Williams, Glengariff, Bir- mingham Miss Oakley, Ledbury 5, Mrs Capt Jones— Mr and Mrs Edmonds, Birmingham 3, Mrs Long— Misses Halstead, Hereford Air and Mrs Peers and family, Wolverhampton ), Mrs Jenkins— Mr and Mrs Rees, Lampeter Mr and Mrs Lewis and family, Rugby LO, Mrs LewÎ8- Mr and Misses Hewertson, Newport, Mon Mr, Mrs, and Miss Myra Warr, Stalybridge Miss Millard, Master W Griffiths, London Hyfrydle, Mrs Evans— Mr, Mrs, Mr W, and Misses Band T Sargeant, Derby Mr and Mrs Alexander, Birmingham LIrTLE DARKGATE STREET 3, Mrs D. Doughton— Mr, Mrs. and Master Eddie Anderson and baby, Birmingham; Miss Jones, Bristol 32, Mrs Jenkins- Mrs and Aliss Lockley, Wolverhampton Mra Green, Birmingham Y Crynfryn, Misses Jones— Mrs and Miss Jones, Burton-on-Trent; Mrs and Miss Monday, Bradford-on- Avon; Mrs and Miss AlcCausland Oswestry Mr and Mrs West and family, Shrewsbury Mr, Mrs, and Misses Stone, do Prince Albert Hotel, Mrs Parrish— Miss Standaloff, Hull 29, Burleigh House, Mrs Finch— Mr and Mrs Davies, family and maid, Oswestry Mr and:Mrs Stanley, baby and maid, Newtown* Mr and Mrs Warrall and family, Oswestry; Miss Hodson, do Mr Jeffries and Mr Jones, Carmarthen Mr an I Mrs Parsons and family, Birmingham Falybont House, Miss Jones— Mr Foulkes, Mr Nutter, Mr Jones, Miss Evans, Miss Bonner Bryn House, Mrs Edwards— Mrs Thomas and family, Merthyr Mr Towns- end and family, Birmingham NEW STREET i. MrR Weller— Mr and Mrs Jones, baby and nurse, Peterwell, Lampeter Mr and Mrs Tring, Leicester ), Evans— Messrs Storbeck and Roth, London Mrs Upton, Miss Thompson, Coleshill, Birmingham Mr Sodeman, do [0, Burlington House, Mrs Owen— Mrs Mills and sons, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Hibbart and family, Chester ll, Mrs Rowlands— Mr and Mrs Jones and family, Bristol 6, Mrs Davies— Mr and Mrs Whitehead, Sparkbrook, Birming- ham !0, Mrs Jones— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Snowdon, Handsworth, Bir- mingham Mr Cooper, do Miss K Brooks, Llanfyllin Mr and Airs Rowland, do Jank Hotel, Mr S Glitheroe— Mra Hughes, Abergavenny; Mr Jarvis, Bir. ] mingham Mr Smallcombe, Bristol Mr Hall 1 Manchester 1 iiVandsworth House, Miss Richards— 1 Mr F O'Brien, Liverrool; Mr Shaxby, Canter- bury Mr, Mrs, and Misses Bells, Birmingham; i Mr and Master Berks, do Vest-end House, Mrs Edwards— 1 Miss Pitt, Doncaster; Mr C A Blakely, Stret- ] ford; Mrs Brooks, Sheffield
BOW STREET CHAIR EISTEDDFOD
BOW STREET CHAIR EISTEDDFOD The Bow Street chair eisteddfod was held on Thursday (yesterday) in a spacious tent erected on a suitable spot in Gogerddan Park opposite the Riilway Station. A similar function had not been held in tne district for some years and the in- habitants put their best, efforts into the venture, determined to make it an successful, it not more so, than the eisteddfudau which have been held in past years at Talybont, Borth. and other places in the neighbourhood. The promoters were favoured with ideal weather aud the time being the close cf the hay season, when the farmers are allowed a little breathing time before the advent of the corn harvest, it was not surprising that there was a splendid attendance. However, the large crowd which was present would not have been attracted had it not been for the taste and judgment shown in the selection of items of the programme which could not fail to interest all lovers of music, poetry, and art in the locality. The chairman of the Com- mittee which organized the eisteddfod was the Rev J. Llewelyn, the energetic hon. secretaries were Messrs J. Aleurig Edwards, Monumental Works, and Mr D. J. Morgan, Caer Villa, Bow Street, and the treasurer was Mr Thomas Davies. The adjudicators were-Music, Mr D. Emlyn Evaas poetry, Hwfa Mon and the Rev T. E. Roberts art, Mr T. E. Morgan. The afternoon meeting commenced at half-past one (instead of half-past twelve). Some disap pointment was caused by the announcement that Hwfa Mon was unable to be present through ill- ness. His place was, however, ably filled by the Rev R. E. Jones, Talybont, who did not fail to keep his i ddience in good spirits during the short intervals between the competitions. The chair was occupied by Mr J. P. Thomas, Aberystwyth, who, at his own request, was excused delivering an address owing to the delay in starting the meeting. Meurig (Mr Abram Jones) having given a bardic address, the programme was proceeded with. The first item was the pianoforte solo competi- tion. There was one competitor only, Miss Alollie Owen, County School, Aberystwyth, who was awarded the prizp. Hwfa Alon's adjudi- cation of the englyn, "Celynen" was then read. Out of four competitors, Mr Watkins, Bryn- crlg, was adjudged the best. This was followed by a duet competition, "Y Llusern," in which four couples took part. The Rev T. E. Roberts gave his adjudication on the competition (confined to girls) for the best advice in twelve sentences, dividing the prize between Miss C. J. Pritchard, Talybont; Miss M. A. Jones, Salem, and Miss S. Edwards, Salem. Mr Emlyn Evans, giving his opinion on the duet competition, commented upon the youth of the singers aud said there was a great danger of straining young voice. A little voice spoiled in that way would never be recovered. He awarded the prize to Misses Georgina and Rosina Jones, William-street, Aberystwyth. Two competed for the tenor solo prize (test piece, Sanctaidd Wr Gofidus"). Four had sung in the preliminary. The adjudicator declared Mr Thomas Jones, Llanfihangel, to be the winner. Then followed a competition for the recitation of Blodeuyn Bach," in which three small boys and a little girl took part. The prizs was divided be- tween Masters Isaac Lloyd Evans, Penparke, and William Williams, Salem. The adjudicators were Mr H. Meredith and the Rev T. E. Roberts. Two choirs sang in the children's choir competition which elicited considerable interest. The test piece was" 0 Tywallt ar ein Gwlad (J. T. Rees, Mus. Bac.), the prize being given by Mr P. P. Pryse, Lodge Park. The first choir to ascend the platform was the Talybont Choir, led by Mr Edwin Evans, who were received with loud cheers. The Pecgarn Choir, led by Mr D. J. Morgan, A.C., sang second. The adjudicator, amidst cheering, declared the first choir to be the winner. The most interesting item in the programme was then taken, being the competition for the chair. The subject was "Minnoa" ("Evening"). The Rev John Davies, Bwlchydderwen, read Hwfa Mon's adjudication. Six competitions had been received. He declared "Am dir uwch yn ym- drechu to be easily the best, who was led up to the platform amidst loud cheers and the usual ceremony was gone through. Addresses were then delivered by the bards, causing considerable amuse- ment. The successful bard was Mr David Alorgan, Garn House, Bow Street, who was invested by the Chairman. Two sang in the contralto solo competition, having been selected out of seven in the preliminary. The first was Aliss Rosina Jones, Aherystwyth, a little girl of about teo, and the second Miss Warrington, Aberystwyth. The Rev T. E. Roberts gave his adjudication on the translation from English into Welsh. The first was "Etfrydydd," who did not answer to his name.—Giving his adjudica- troa on the contralto 8010 competition, Mr Emlyn Evans said the voice of the s; ouid was excellent, as was also the expression and the articulation. She would be given the prize. He was sorry there was no second prize which the first singer, who had a very sweet voice, fully deserved. The next competition was that for ladies choirs numbering over twenty. Two choirs, the Talybont Ladies Choir, lead by Miss James, Lerry House, and the Borth Ladies Choir, led by Mr D. J. Morgan, competed. The adjudication on the chief essay, the subject being" Cymeriad Ysbrvdol yr Eglwys (The Spiritual Character of the Church), was then read by the Rev T.-E. Roberts. He said there were two splendid essays sent in, but the best was that of the Rev Mr Evans, Baptist minister, Penrhyncoch, whose production deserved a much more valuable prize'1 Mr Emlyn Evans, adjudicating 'on the ladies' com- petition, said the singing of both choira was very good and the men would have to look to their laurels. He could not but admire the business-like way in which the first choir set to work. The singers and the piano were not shifted from one position to another as was generally done when male voice choirs were singing. (Laughter.) After enumerating tome of the faults of the choirs, he said both gave splendid render ings, but of the two he thought the last choir (Mr Morgan's choir) was the best. He had never heard the lower voices so much to advantage in any ladies choir he had heard as in this choir. (Cheers.) This concluded the afternoon meeting. Mr H. Bonsall, Cwm, presided over the evening meeting, being accompanied by Miss Bonsall. The CHAIRMAN said—I am much honoured by béng asked to take the chair this afternoon, but feel rather like the naughty boy put to stand on a stool for all the ethers to look at and am not very comfortable in the position, as I know I don't de- serve-it. (" Y e.") Some of you, I am sure, have a sneaking sympathy with a naughty boy. But it is a privilege, and we are sorry to be unable to welcome the great archdruid, Hwfa Mon, who is unwell, and should have deemed it a great honour that he, the representative of our ancient lawgivers, should come to Bow Street. (Cheers.) Yet we, too, have some who have done honour to our land many centuries ago, for we know that the house of Gogerddan, whose gates are there, is directly representative of the ancient kings of Wales, and the land upon which our tabernacle is resting to-day is the same land for which they strove in the days when it was the abode of royalty. And though not claiming to rank with these illustrious sons, I also am a child of these mountains, and can trace my line to Roderick the Great and Cadwallader. (Cheers.) It is a pleasant and- wonderful thought that the ancient druidic worship should have been so merci- ful and wise in doctrine as to astoniah the Roman philosopher and historian, for Lucan relates that the legions of Italy had found a people" Wise beyond their neighbours who got their wisdom in the lonely heart of the forest." Perhaps it was in Cwm Woods (Laughter.) Yet the beauty of it is that our Christianity absorbs all that is best in druidic lore, and rejects what is inconsistent with our higher knowledge. Just as the Church of 'Spytty Cynfyn is placed in the centre of a druidic circle, and built of the stones that compose that circle, while a few are left outside to mark the other faith, so does Christianity assimilate all that is best in the religions of mankind and rejects what is unfit for itself. I have only one word more to say. I have thought long and deeply on the needs of Wales, striving to ascertain what we most want, and I think what Wales most wants is unity. (Hear, hear.) In business, in religion, in family life, we want unity. But the world wants it more, so that if we are united in ourselves, the world will want to know why this little nation is so successful and will strive to copy our methods just as we have copied the people of Palestine. The Jews were a small nation and Palestine was about the same size as Wales. Who shall say that Wales may not be as Palestine was, and more ? But the Jews were the most practical and business-like people in the world, and we must not lose our heads in ideal imaginings nor be carried away by our emotions. Our unity must be full of facts and figures, of commonsense and truth, and it must war against sham and fraud and deceit of every description. (Applause.) We are a very wealthy nation when you consider our coalfields and mines and slate (luarries, our fisheries, and our natural advantages. All we want is co-operation and mutual assistance in developing our resources and to avoid waste. Then when we cease to spend our money in fighting each other aud are able to devote our energies to common ends, we shall succeed easily and immensely in our own country and be able to carry the know- ledge of Christ and the benefits that result from knowledge to the ignorant, the oppressed, and those who have failed. I give you my word-what is wanted in Wales is Unity." (Applause.) The soprano solo competition then took place in which there were two competitors, and the prize was awarded to Miss Jones, Tancasuell, Aber- ystwyth. The prize for the musical composition was taken by Mr J. Lumley Davies, G.T.S.C., Lledrod, who was invested by Miss Bonsall. A 'ecitation competition next took place. Three took )art. The next item was a singing competition for a Mrty of sixteen, The Pengarn party led by Mr Thomas Jones was the only one that sang. The adjudication on the recitation competition was given by the Rev T. E. Roberts. He said one competitor had given an aIm. st perfect recitation in expression and reading, but omitted one line. The other had given a faultless reading, but his expression was not good. In view of the omission of the former they had decided to divide the prize between Mr John James, Penparke, and another. Air Emlyn Evans declared the party in the previous competition to be worthy of the prize. (Applause.) It was announced that the winner of the prize for the translation from English into Welsh was Mr William Adams, Peng ;rn, now of Cardiff. There was some excellent sine;n'j in the next competition, in which a pi'ze was offered for ihe be.-t duet, the pieces being selected by the singers. Three parties sing. Air b. Meredith next read Hwfa Mon's ad- judication on the composition of lines sni'able for singing to the harp. Llewelyn Goch," who was declared the winner, did not appear to claim the prize. The priz- in the duet competi- tion was awarded by the adjudicator to Mr and Miss Lumley, Machynlleth. Great iut<re-t was evinced in the next competition which was for the rendering by a male voice choir of Alilwyr Rhufeinig.'r The Llanon Choir sang first, the Aberystwyth Male Voice Party coming second, and the Padarn Glee Society tnird. It was stated that the Idris Choir had not arrived owing o the lateness of the train and it was decided not to wait, the event having been already postponed from third place on the programme to thirteenth. Mr Emlyn Evans, giving his adjudication, said not one of the choirs had grasped the spirit of the work. The first choir gave a gojd rendering. In the second choir the bass voices were splendid and he was sure a London conductor would go a long way in order to get hold of them. Nevertheless they were rough and wanted a good deal ( f cultivating. Ihe teuor was too thin a,d too light and the choir was heard to a disadvantage in the last part. The voices in the third choir did not show so much talent, the time was too quick and the enunciation was not clear. He had no hesitation in awarding the prize to the first choir. (Cheers.) Air David Davies, the conductor, was then invested. Mr Emlyn Evans adjudged Miss Lumley and party, Alachyn- lleth, to be fully deserving of the prize in the quartette competition, they being the only competitors. Two saog in the bass solo competition whioh followed, who elicited. great praise from the adjudicator. Both sang excellently, of the two the best was the first, Mr E. E. Jenkins, Penllwyn. The last item on the programme was the chief choral competition. Three choirs com- peted, viz. Cwmerfin and district, Aberystwyth, and Penygarn choirs. Amid considerable excite- ment, the prize was awarded to the Aberystwyth choir which was led by Mr J. Harris. The pro- ceedings then concluded with the singing of the Welsh National Anthem. The eisteddfod was a great success, the attendance at the evening meet- ing being very largp. It is understood that a good amount has been netted which will go to pay off the debt on the Clarach Independent Chapel on whose behalf the eisteddfed was got up. The pro- moters wish to express their gratitude to Sir Pryse, Mr H. Bonsall, and others who assisted in making the venture a success.
TOWYN.
(Continued from Pa<je 5). 3, Mrs S Hnghes- Mr and Mrs Pearson, Missed Daisy and Dora Pearson, Leicps ter Mr and Mrs J B Dixon, Mioses Beatrie: and Daisy Dixon, Leicester 6, Mrs Evans— .\Ii-s Pe,lr, ,1 Mr ami Mrs Redrobe an'5, family 15, Mrs Evan Rowlands— Mr and Mrs G H Wacls worth, ba y and maid, Alacches'.er IS, Mrs Rowlands — Mr and Mrs Newman and daughter, M; s Ripond, Tipton Mrs Bulter and party, Staffordshire 19, Mrs Griffith Jones — HA. "1 Mrs and Misses Baker, liaudo .v. rv;: M<* and Mrs Wilson, Loudon Mrs and Miss Da;no, Birmingham 20, Mrs JOlles- Mr and Mrs Cotterell and baby, Manchester Mr and Mrs Cock, Birmingham Mr Gittins, Liverpool 21, Mr J ti Lewis — Captain, Mrs, and Misa Kerr, Bootle Mr and Mrs Johnson and ton, Birmingham 22, Mrs Roberts— Mr and Mrs Bruco. Master Veroy nd Norman Bruce. Misses Bruce and Scott, Birmingham HIGH STREET 6, Brynmair, Mrs fnidips— Mr and Mrs Axon, Sale, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Bury and child, do Mr, Mrs, and Misses Hatton, Birmingham Mrs Hatten, Banbury Miss Hatten, Bedford Mr and Mrs Thomas, Mrs Evans and family, Birmingham Bryn Alyn, Mrs Hughes Miss Tremellin, London Mr and Mrs Palmer, Misses Binfield and Sibley, Edgbaston Golden Grove, Mis Evans- Mrs, Miss, and Mr D W OlVen, London Mr and Mrs Fletcher, Birmingham Morfa Cad van. Miss Jones- Misses Hrpe and Freeman, Wolverhampton 24, Madoc House, Mrs Roberts— Mr and Mrs Dolman, Mrs Turner, Miss Towler, Bath Mrs Phelps, Birmingham 30, Mrs Evans Rev Ellis and Mrs Ellis, Miss Ellis, Rugby 31. Belmont House, Mrs Roberts- Principal, Mrs, and Master Roberts,Aberystwyth BRYNAWEL SQUARE 15. Mrs Whitakpr- Mrs, Miss, and Master Lewis, Birmingham Mrs and Misses (2) Corfield, Newtown Mrs Potts and family, Rochdale 18, Mrs Williams- Mr David Jones and family, Liverpool PLAS EDWARDS 1, Mrs Waite- Mr and Miss Hornby, Wavertree Mrs Madden and maid, Liverpool 2, Mrs Williams- Miss Hornby and two maids, Liverpool; Mr and Miss White, family and maid, Maccles- field PIER VILLAS 1, Mr3 Steele- Mr and Mrs Birch, nurses and family, Wol- verhampton 2, Mrs Jones- Mr.a.nd Mrs Nevinson, Leicester Mr B Nevin- SOD, Mr E B and Master G Nevinson, Lon- don; Miss M C Tamer, Nottingham 3, Miss Morris— Mr, Mrs, and Miss Leach, lr, Mrs, and Miss Crabtree, Halifax; Rev H and Mrs Smith, family and maid, Dudley BRYNMAIR TERRACE. 4, Mrs Rees Evans- Mr Hains, Mr James Hains, Sutton Coldfield Messrs Burrows, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Bindon, London 5, Mrs Owen- Mr and Mrs Duncan J Sheddon and children, Winterbourne, Dudley Miss Alldridge, Bir- mingham Mr and Mrs Sidebotham, baby and nurse, Stockport Mr T J Da Fonseca, do 8, Miss Owen- Mr, Mrs, and Master Deacon, family and maid, Birmingham Mr and Misses Palmer and party, London WARWICK PLACE 2, Mrs Jones- Mr and Mrs E H Jones, and family, Misses M and A W atson, Misses J and M Pugmire, Miss Wheelton, Miss Dalton and Mr A C Stewart, Liverpool Mrs and Master Leo Bishop, Bir. mingham STATION ROAD 14, Mrs L Edwards- Miss Harries, Birmingham Mrs Rowlands, Mrs and Master Rowlands, Mr Morris, Llanrhaiadr BEACH ROAD Min-y-don, Mrs L Morris- Rev J H and Mrs Bardsley, family and maid, Manchester Mr and Mrs Castle, children and maid, Bristol CHURCH STREET Bryngwalia, Mrs Jones- Mr, Mrs. and Miss Threadgold, Liverpool Mr and Mrs GreeIJ and son. Birmingham Misses Jones, Seaecmbe Mr Themas, Merthyr Mr and Mrs Davie, Llangollen No address- Rev E J Bardsley, Kersal, Manchester; Rev Canon Bardsley, Mrs and Misses (2) Bardsley, Huddersfield Miss Green, London Mrs Hammchd and Mrs Roberts and maid. Hoole, Chester Mrs. and Misses (2) Jones, 08wcstry Beaufort Honse. Miss Morgan— Mr and Miss Jones, Mr Jones, Camlaniaaf, Aberangell Prospect House, Mrs Thomas- Mrs Williams. Crouch End, London Miss Royde Smith, do Frondeg, Mrs Jones— Miss Ellis, Machynlleth Miss Clarke, London Glanymor Farm, Mrs Jones- Mr, Mrs, and Miss Holder, Wolverhampton Dysynny View, Mrs Clint- Mrs and Misses (3) Higgics, Birmingham; Mrs Bunch, do Miss Quinn, Galway, Ireland Traetheuraidd, Mrs Stealey- > Mr and Mrs Cockram and party, Bristol Mrs Wilson and party, Park Hall, Kidderminster: Mr and Mrs Learoyd and party, Halifax Penywern, Mrs Owen- Dr and Mrs Wilson, Kent Berwyn House, Mrs Jones— Miss .Jones, Welshpool; Mr and Mrs Burton Dysynni House, Miss Evans- Mr W Jones Festiniog College Green, Mrs Vaughan- Miss Benett, Minafon Miss Morgan, Llanwy- ddelan Bryn Llewelyn, Mrs Wynne Thomas- Colonel, Mrs, Miss, and Miss Olive Holmes, Here- ford Cadvan Hcuse, Mrs Davies- Mrs Davies, Mr Taylor, Newtown; Mrs Bennett, Hanley No Address— Miss Arnfiekl, New Mills, Derbyshire Mr and Mrs R G Pool and family, Brook, Bar, Man- chester No Address- Mr and Mrs Wharton and friend, London; Mr, Mrs, Misses (4), Mr 3. G, and Masters Steward and friend, Ipswich