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N otices. Under Distinguished Patronage. LLANTWIT MAJOR. A GRAND E ISTE D DFOD Will be held in a Spacious Marquee, at the above place, ON BANK HOLIDAY. AUGUST 6th, 1894. PRESIDENT :-A. J. WILLIAMS, ESQ., M.P. CONDUCTOR — M. MORGAN, ESQ., Pontypridd. ADJUDICATORS Singing-ECS MORGANWG. Aberdare, and MR. W. LLEWELLYN, Deri. Pnefry, L:tcrat,ure, S'C-—REV. BEN DA VIES, Ystalyfera. Fancy Werh,-$c.—MRS. THOMAS, Boverton-Court, and MISS THOMAS, Plymouth House. PRINCIPAL COMPETITIONS: To the Choir. Dot less than 40 in number, that will best sing, "Then Round About The Starry Throne f Handel J—lat, £ 10 2nd, E2 10s. To the Male Voice Party, not less than 20 in number, that will best sing, The Little Church (Becky)—Prize, .£5. Good Prizes will be given for Solos, Duets, &c. Essavs, Poems, Recitations, Fancy Work, &c. PROGRAMMES to be had from the Secretary, Id. each, J. B. LLEWELYN, Boverton, Cowbridge. REFRESHMENTS will be provided in a. large Tent on the Field. £ &■ GRAND CONCERT in the Evening, when n number of eminent Artistes will sing. CASTELL Y COITY. c :x is XJ i i t E I BTEDDFOD FAWEEUDOG, YN" Y LLE CCHOD, DYDD Llun (Gwyl Mabon), Medi 3ydd, 1894 BEIRNIAD Y CANU: MR. D. W. LEWIS, BRYNAMAN. BEIRNIAD Y FARDDONIAETH, &c. Y PARCH. J. GWRHYD LEWIS, Tonyrefail. Llywydd y Dydd A. J. WILLIAMS, Ysw. Arweinydd Mr W. G. RICHARDS. Cyf. ilyddes Miss BLANCHE E. MOORE. PR IF DDARN: s cl I'r Cur, ddim dan 60 mewn nifer, a gano yn oreu, H Y r Afonig." (D.Thomas, Bridgend). Gwobr 12 0 0 A Chadair hardd i'r Arweinydd. AIL DDARN: I'r Parti o Feibion, dim dan 35 mewn nifer, a gano yn oreu, "W yr Phillistia" (V allicmt Warriors). (D. Jenkins, Aberystwyth). Gwobr. 8 0 0 Y mae programmes yn barod, ac i'w cael gan yr Ysgrifenyddion. WILLIAM DAVID, Spencer Road Coity, EVAN THOMAS, Post Office, Coity, | 180 YSGRIFENYDDIOY. Eisteddfod Gadeiriol Abertawe. CYXHELIR YR E I ST E 1) D F 0 D UCEOD, YN YR ALBERT HAIAL, DyddLlun (Mabon) Medi 3ydd, 1894. BEIRNIAID Y GANIADAETH—MR. T. RICHARDS (ApGlyndwr) Pontycymmer, a MR. J. SINGLETON, G.&L., Taibach. BARDDONIAETH, &C.—Y' PARCH. E. REES (Dyfed). ARWEINYDD Y DYDD ABRAHAM H. THOMAS, Ysw., J.P. (Crymlun). j PR1F DDARNAU: 1'r CÙr, heb fod dan 70 mewn rhif, a gano oreu, Bendigedig fyddo Arglwydd Dduw Israel (John Thomas, Llauwrtyd). Gwobr, £ 20, a £ l i'r Arwein- ydd buddugol, a 10/6 i bob Arweinydd anfuddugol. 1'r Parti o Feibion, ddim dan 30 mewn nifer, a gano yn oreu, "Wyr Philistia" (Valiant Warriors) (D. Jenkins) yn Gymraeg neu yn Saesonaeg. Gwobr, zio. I'r Fife and Brum Band a chwareuo yn oreu, "Merch Megan," "Difvrwch Syr Watkin," a Nos Galan" (B. Parry. Abertawe). Gwobr JB5, a Metromone hardd i'r Arweinydd. O" Am y gweddill o'r Testynau gwel y Programme, Igd.trwyyPost. EVAN THOMAS, Birchgrove, JOHN H. THOMAS, Llansamlet, 265 YSGRIFENYDDION. CYMMER, GLYNCORRWG. -0- A GRAND EISTEDDFOD Will be held at the above place ON MONDAY, SEPT. 3RD, 1S5-1. -0- Chairman E. Plummer, Esq. Glyncorrwg Con- ductor: Mr T. Munroe, Corrwg Valley Collieries Treasurers: Messrs. J. Morgan and W.H. Plummer; Adjudicator of Music Mr Tom Price, Merthyr; Adjudicator of Poetry, Literature, See.: Rev. J. Ceulanydd Williams, Maesteg. Accompanist: Miss Minnie Morgans, Sen. Cert., R.A.M., Maesteg. —o— To the Choir not less than 70 in number that will best render Worthy is the Lamb (Handel), prize j £ 18, and a Grand Chair to the Conductor 10/6 will be given to every unsuccessful Conductor. To the MaleVoiceParty not less than 35 in number that will best render Wyr Philistia (D. Jenkins), prize JE5. To the Drum and Fife Band that will best render Gospel Messenger" (Wright and Round), first prize, S5 second prize, £ 2. For the best Elegy to the late Mr David Evans, contractor, Cymmer, prize £ 3 3s. Particulars may be had of the Rev E. Davies, Cymmer, R.S.O. For the best English Essay on a Colliery Ex- plosion," prize £1 Is. For the best Welsh Essay on Patriotism (Gwlad- garweh). prize Li Is. Programmes containing all particulars wiil be ready June 11th, and may be had for the usual price oi the Secretary, 314 MR JAMES HARDING, Cymmer, R.S.O. (<ANTATA IN COSTUME. "PRINCE AND PEDLAR," (BY MAC RAY). TOXDU SCHOOL, JuT 7.30 f.jVI., Saturday, July tSth, & Monday, July 30,1894 J 0 H N'S CHOIR, With Local Assistance. EFFICIENT STRING BAND. PROFESSIONAL PRINCIPALS. NEW SCENERY, NEW DRESSES. Conductor Mr. F. G. LONG. Numbered Reserved Seats, 2s. Second Seats, Is. Plan of Reserved Seats at Mr. Hitchings' Tondu. 358 mO SERVE at the Bell Inn Laleston, two pure- JL bred BOALS (Berks and Yorkshire breed). 319 (SftttralitfnaL BRIDGEND. -+ BRIDGEND GRAMMAR SCHOOL HEADMASTER—Mr. JOHN RANKIN, B.A. London, 1st Division. Thorough Education, Preparation for the various Public Examinations. Cultivation of gentlemanlike habits and manners. Parents who desire the advantages offered by this School are requested to communicate with the Hea.d-Master, Grammar School, Bridgend. Next Term commences Monday, May 1st, 1894. IVY HOUSE SCHOOL, NEWCASTLE A HILL. Established 1835. Conducted by Miss LEACH and Miss COMBED. ;Sound Elementary Education. Studies English, Music, Drawing, French, Calisthenics. A Separate Room and Class for Younger Children. The School will Re-opeu D.V., MONDAY, JAX 15th,1894. 1022 MISS ROYSTON, A CADEMY FOR JpRENCH & MIU-SIC, 3, Park Street, BRIDGEND. I2r Pupils received at any time. 360 Bridgend College School (NOLTON STREET). RE-OPENS WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND, 1891. Preparation for Examinations. J. P. JCNES. PORTHCAWL. pORTHCAWL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (ESPLANADE.) (In union with the London College of Music) Principals The Misses JONES Head English Governess Miss Wrentord,sen.Cam. Second Miss Johns, 1st Div. Col. Pre. Pianoforte, Violin, & Singing, Miss Welch, R.A.M, and Mr Seaton. Drawing and Painting, Mr J. T. Phillips. French and Physical Training, Monsieur Robiette. Good home school for boarders. Thorough education. Preparation for exams. High-class references. Private lessons given in all accomplishments. Summer Term, May 1st, 1894. MOORLANDS, pORTHCAWL. HIGH-CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals— THE MissEs GARSED, (Certificated, Oxford and Cambridge.) Assisted by Madamoiselle KAEPRINSKA, resident French and Music Mistress. Masters for all accomplishments (if desired). PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN MUSIC PAINTING, AND LEATHER WORK. Superior Advantages for delicate or backward Children. Summer Term commences May 8th. pORTHCAWL COLLEGE.) PRINCIPAL—Rev. E. J. NEWELL, M.A. Late exhibitioner of Worcester College, Oxford, Author 01 History of the Ancient British Church, &c. Assisted by E. W. HURST, Esq., B.A., London, and others. A First-class Boarding School for Boys of a Superior Clau. Large House facing the sea. Healthiest position in Wales for a School. Climate bracing in Summer and mild in Winter. Term begins May 1st. NEATH. RUGBY GIRLS' SCHOOL, NEATH, i Superior School for limited number of boarders. Professional teachers for all subjects. Locality— healthy. Highly recommended by parents of pupils. Articled Pupil wanted. Private lessons given in Leatherwork, Pokerwork, and other new works of art. School will Re-open May 8th, 1894. PRINCIPALS-THE MISSES WILLIAMS. MRS GWYN-LEWIS recommends Isytwyn, Neath Abbey, as being a School for good music,' thorough English, painting, drawing, and languages. COWBRIDGE. ————————————————————— THE GREAT HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS MRS AND THE MISSES CULVERWELL. STUDENTS are successfully prepared for Oxford, Cambridge, College of Preceptors, Royal Academy of Music, and Trinity College Local Examinations. Private Lessons in Painting (Oils, Water Colours, Terra Cotta, &c), Drawing (Model and Freehand) Pianoforte, Violin, Singing, Harmony, Counter point, and Theory of Music. Special attention is given to the comfort, refine ment, and Physical well-being of Pupils exceptional advantages for Art Subjects. Terms moderate. Fees from entrance. Prospectus of School and Examination Successes on application to the Principals. References-Parents of present and ex-Pupils. The School will re-open May 9th, 1894. 3710 PLAS HEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. COWBRIDGE. PBINCIPALS Miss PAYNE, Cert. Camb. Higher Local, and Miss L. PAYNE. ——— Pupils successfully prepared for Cambridge College of Preceptors, Trinity College, and London College of Music Local Examinations. Prospectus and List of past successes on applica- tion. Next Term commences May 7th, 1894. 106 Ijttsir. J\T ISS R. K. EVANS gives INSTRUCTIONS Lll. on the PIANOFORTE. Pupils Prepared fr, the R.A.M Examination^.—Newcastle Hill, Bridgeno.[lllO MR. GOMER JONES, R.C.M. (Pupil of Mr. HENRY HOLMES, Principal Professor of Violin, R.C.M.), IS OPEN TO TAKE PUPILS ON THE VIOLIN. Pupils prepared for R.A.M. and R.C.M. 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