The Tenby Observer Weekly List of Visitors and Directory

MRS. CHARLES TASKER begs to make known to the Nobility and Gentry of Tenby, Pembroke, and their vicinities, that the duties of her ESTABLISHMENT for the EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES commenced on Monday, the 22nd instant, at No. 8, CROFT TERRACE, and she hopes to secure a continuance of that patronage she has been favoured with during the last six years she has resided in the neighbourhood. Tenby, Oct. 18, 1855. THE PIANO-FORTE & SINGING. PARTIES desirous of obtaining Lessons in Music, are requested to apply to MR. CHARLES TASKER, who will devote a portion of his time to Musical Instruction in Tenby, Pembroke, and their vicinities. Further particulars to be obtained of Mrs. Tas- ker, No. 8, Croft Terrace. Oct. 10th, 1855. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF TENBY. GENTLEMEN,—I intend to offer myself as a Candidate for the office of Town Councillor at the ensuing Election. Should you think me worthy of your confidence, I shall esteem it an honour to have your votes recorded in my favour. If elected, it will be my earnest endeavour to pro- mote all useful improvements, with due regard to economy. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, GEORGE STONE. The Pier, Oct. 11, 1855. WANTED, a very good FOOTMAN, who has filled that situation in a Gentleman's Family, and can be well recommended. Also, a THOROUGH DAIRY-MAID, who can Milk, and make good Bread, Cheese, and Butter. Also, a GARDENER. None need apply who cannot be well recom- mended. All letters to be addressed, post-paid to A. B., Post Office, Carleon, Monmouthshire. Just Published, price Is., BOOK of six ILLUSTRATIONS of TENBY and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. No. 1, Tenby from Giltar; 2, Tenby from the South; 3, Tenby in 1820 4, Pembroke Castle; 5, Tenby from the North Cliff; 6, Tenby from the Reservoirs. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby. Just Published, Price Is., BOOK of EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS of TENBY and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. No. 1, Tenby from the North 2, St. Catherine's Rock and South Sands; 3, St. Catherine's Island; 4, Carew Castle; 5, Pembroke Castle; 6, Pembroke Dock 7, Lamphey Castle 8, Kilgerran Castle. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby. Just Published, Price Is., BOOK of TEN ILLUSTRATIONS of TENBY and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. No. 1, Tenby from the North Sands; 2, Tenby from St. Cathe- rine's Rock; 3, Tenby from Windmill Fields 4, Tenby, from the Castle Hill; 5, Carew Castle; 6, and 7, Town Walls and Towers, Tenby; 8, South Gateway, Tenby; 9, Tower, Castle Hill, Tenby; 10, Scotsboro' House, near Tenby. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby. 'Just published, price Is. THE TENBY POLKA. Dedicated (by permission) to Augustus R. Forrest, Esq. By Henri Rosambert. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby. Just published, Price Is. 6d. THE 1ENB\ WALTZES. A set of four bril- liant Waltzes, composed for the Piano-Forte. By Vincenzio Benevoli. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby. DAILY NEWSPAPERS EXPRESS, FRQM LONDOll. ON and after SATURDAY, the 27th instant, (to-morrow,) the Daily Express Parcel will be discontinued. A WEEKLY EXPRESS PARCEL arrives on Saturday evening., for which Enclosures are re- ceived by Messrs. KENT & Co., Paternoster Row, and delivered in TENBY at the rate of 6d. per lb. R. MASON, LIBRARY. TENBY ALMANAC & TIDE TABLE, Calculated by T. GWYTHER, Esq., R.N. VISITORS are respectfully informed that the T above publication, containing a Priced List of Goods sold by Allen Long, is distributed gratui- tously at his General Warehouse, Tuder Square. GENERAL WAREHOUSE, TUDER SQUARE, ALLEN LONG, PROPRIETOR. PUBLIC attention is particularly invited to the JT following GOODS :— Nicolls' Waterproof Sleeved Capes, at 28s and 42s Nicolls' Shooting Coats and Cape Jackets, 31s 6d and 35s Nicolls' Pilot Cloth Togas, Sleeved Capes, and Great Coats, 21s Gentlemen's India Rubber Goloshes, 4s 6d per pair Ladies' ditto ditto of the best quality, 3s 9d per pair Children's Goloshes, in all sizes, 2s 6d per pair Ladies' and Children's Boots and Slippers. Umbrellas made of a Waterproof material, 3s 6d, 4s, and 4s 6d Ladies' Himalaya Mantles at EXACTLY HALF PRICE Ladies' Waterproof Shrewsbury Cloaks, 16s 6d, 18s 6d, and 21s. N.B.—In the course of a few days will be re- ceived a complete Assortment of WINTER HOSIERY, comprising Gentlemen's Shirts, Drawers and Vests, in Lamb's Wool, Welsh Flan- nel, and Merino; also, a large variety of other Goods suitable to the coming season. For List of PRICES, &c., &c., see Long's Tenby A Imanac. W. WALKINTON, DISPENSING and FAMILY CHEMIST, 7, High Street, Tenby. Established thirty-four years. The Dispensing Department conducted by him- self, and an Assistant of more than Twenty Years' experience. DAVIES, BAKER, St. George Street, Tenby.— Fancy, Plain, Kitchen, and Brown Bread, Cakes, &c., warranted pure and unadulterated. THE EMPRESS OF CHINA'S TEA.—This is now the popular Tea of the day, and the best 4s. Tea in the kingdom. Agent for Tenby-R. Mason, Bookseller. T EVANS, DENTIST, Colby Lodge. Infor- • mation may be obtained respecting his attendance at Tenby, at Miss FITZSIMMONDS', High Street. !————————————————— JOHN THOMAS, LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, NORTON, TENBY. PENALLY.—THE GLEN.—To be LET, UN- FURNISHED, a Genteel RESIDENCE, with a beautiful Sea-View, consisting of Drawing-Room, Dining Room, Entrance Hall, Kitchen, Pantries, and 5 Bedrooms. Also, a Coach-House and Stable, Kitchen Garden and Pleasure Garden. Apply to Mr. Mason, Library, Tenby. FURNISHED LODGINGS. SEVERAL Suites of APARTMENTS to be LET, S from 15s. to 25s. per week. Apply at the Library. TO be LET, (a Desirable Winter Residence,) a Small FURNISHED HOUSE, or APART- MENTS only, on Moderate Terms, at No. 1, Brighton Place, Tenby. HAY FOR SALE. ABOUT SIX TONS of Good MEADOW HAY. Apply to Mr. R. MASON, the Library, Tenby. T. J. THOMAS, COAL MERCHANT, NORTON, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Tenby that he will supply them with the BEST RUBBLY CULM, from Bonville's Court Collieries, at 8s. 6d. per ton for Crwh. CLOTH, HAIR, NAIL, TOOTH and other B R U S H E S in great variety. At R. Mason's, Library, High Street, Tenby. Preparing for Publication, HANDBOOK for SOUTH WALES. Edited JH. by Thomas Purnell. Any information to aid in the compilation of this Work will be thank- fully received until the 1st January, 1856, by W. S. Orr, London, or R. Mason, Tenby. THE HAVERFORDWEST and MILFORD -1- HAVEN TELEGRAPH, Published every Wednesday. Price 3d., Stamped 4d. All the Latest Intelligence! To be had at the Library, where Orders are received. WORKS PUBLISHED BY RICHARD MASON, TENBY. ARCHiEOLOGIA CAMBRENSIS, a Record of the Antiquities of Wales and its Marches, and the Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association, Second Series, complete in 6 vols. 8vo., £ 2. 17s. 6d., or in cloth, £ 3. 3s.; vols. lis. each, in cloth; Supplemental vol. 8s. 6d. THE CAMBRIAN JOURNAL; published under the auspices of the Cambrian Institute; con- tinued Quarterly. Vol. 1. now ready, price to Mem- bers 10s.; to non-subscribers 12s. t JONES (Rev. W. Basil, M.A., Fellow of Univer- sity College, Oxford) and FREEMAN'S (Edward A., M.A., late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford) History and Antiquites of St. David's. In royal 4to. India proofs, in one vol. cloth, X3; in demy 4to. to subscribers, in one vol. cloth, £ 1. 10s., to non-sub- scribers, C2. delivered free. Parts 1. II. and Ill. are now ready. FREEMAN'S (Edward A., M,A.) Remarks on the Architecture of Llandaff Cathedral, with an Essay towards a History of the Fabric. Svo. cloth lettered, with numerous Illustrations, 8s. CLARK'S (George T. Esq.,) History and De- scription of Kidwelly and Caerphilly Castles, and Castell Coch. 8vo. cloth, nine Illustrations, 5s. JO.NES' (Rev. W. Basil, M.A.) Vestiges of the Gael in Gwynedd. Svo. cloth, 4s. 6d. WILLIAMS' (Rev. John Ab Ithel, M.A., Rec- tor of Llanymowddwy, Merionethshire) Glossary of Terms used for Articles of British Dress and Ar- mour. Svo. cloth, 2s. 6d. REES' (Rev. W. J., M.A., F.S.A.) Account of Cwmhir Abbey, Radnorshire. Cloth lettered, with an Illustration. Svo., 2s. JONES' (Rev. W. Basil, M.A.) Christ's College, Brecon, its past History and present Capabilities ConsidereJ. 8vo. Is. SYMONS' (Jelinger) Industrial Capacities of South Wales. 8vo., Is. FREEMAN'S (Edward A., M.A.) Notes on the Architectural Antiquities of Gower, in Glamorgan- shire. 8vo. with a Copperplate, Is., by post, Is. 6d. FFOULKES' (W. Wynne, M.A.) Castra Clywdi- ana; or, an Attempt at a Systematic Examination of the Camps on the Clwydian Hills. With eight Illustrations by O. Jewitt. 8vo. Is. JONES' (Rev. John, M.A.) Essay on the State of Agriculture, and the progress of Arts and Manu- factures in Britain, during the Period, add under the Influence, of the Druidical System. 8vo. 6d. JONES' (Rev. H. L., M.A.) Account of Cym- mer Abbey, Merionethshire. With three Illustra- tions. 8vo. 6d. HUMES' (Rev. A., LL.D., F.S.A.) Remarks on Querns. 8vo. stitched, 6d. WILLIAMS' (Rev. John Ab Ithel, M.A.) Druidic Stones. 8vo. stitched, 6d. WESTWOOD (J. 0., F.L.S.) and WILLIAMS' (Rev. John Ab Ithel, M.A.) Observations on the Stone of St. Cadfan, at Towyn. With an Illustra- tion. 8vo. 6d. EDWARDS' (Rev. G., M.A.) Inundation of Cantre 'r Gwaelod. 8vo. Is. BAILEY'S (Elizabeth Rainier) Lady Jane Grey and other Poems. In 2 vols. foolscap Svo. 15s. GWYNNE'S ( Mrs.) Guide to Tenby. Foolscap Svo., with Map, 3s. 6d. FALCONER'S (Randle Wilbraham, Esq., M.D.) Contributions towards a Catalogue of Plants Indige- nous to the Neighbourhood of Tenby. Post Svo. Is. MY PORTFOLIO; or, STRAY PAGES. Edited by W. B. Foolscap 8vo. ls"6d., cloth extra, 2s. 6d. ILLUSTRATIONS OF TENBY. In books at Is., 2s., and 2s. 6d. The above Works sent free by post. ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS, in Morocco, &c. SHELL CARD CASES; PORTMONAIES; BROOCHES, and a variety of Fancy Articles, suitable for presents, &e. At R. Mason's Library, High Street, Tenby.