The Aberystwith Observer

*-alco fig Auction. SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. "Monthly Sales of LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &o. MR. G. T. SMITH beg* respectfully to announce that he will hold Monthly Sales of Cattle, "Horeee, Sheep, Pigs, Agricultural Implements, images, &c., in the Smithfield, Aberystwyth, on tae FIRST MONDAY IN EVERY MONTH, at Eleven o'clock at noon. Entries for the SALE ON the FIRST MONDAY in next month are respectfully requested. To be .sent in at least a. v-jak previous to Sale, to be ,tuciu.ded in advertisements. MONTHLY SALES. ABERYSTWYTH SMITHFIELD. MR. E. J. MORGAN, Auctioneer, begs to state that h6 will have monthly sales of Live and ZDead Stock in the Smithfield on Aberystwyth Fair Days. The next Sale will be held the first Monday, in -each Month, at One o'clock. Entries and application for terms to be sent to Mr. .E. J. MORGAN, Auctioneei, Penllwyn. LLA.NFIliAiNGEfi, OR LLA.NDITE. I FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD Adjoining the Railway Station, 51 Miles from Aberystwyth. GOOD Meadow Land 6a. 2r. 20p., with Duelling House, Outbuildings, Garden, and Orchard, .-Six Cottages and Gardens, also Nine Cottages and <€tardea&, subject to lea-aes thereof, and Plantation • containing about 2±. 2r. 2dp. Apply to Mr J'ohn Evans, 3, Laura Place, Aber- ^ystarjth, or C. B. Jones, Esq., LUafyllin. CRAY'S INN LANE ABERYSTWYH. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. "ILf~R EDWARD ELLIS has been favoured with •OA, instructions to offeir for Sale by Auction on Wednesday, the 10th day of August, 1881, immedi- ately after the sale of the Villa Residences, which is to take plaee at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the .Auction Mart, 28, Little Darkgate-street, Aberyst- wyth, all those three FREEHOLD HOUSES, situated in Gray's Inn Lane, and opposite the Welsh "Church. This Property is Freehold, and occupies a space of about 3750, square feet, having a frontage of 51 feet or thereabouts in Gray's Inn Lane, and occupies a position that commands a view of the surrounding "country (East and South), the Station, and the -Valley of the Rheidol, and is within a few yards of "the entrance into Bridge-street, and is likely to be -one of- the most direst lines from the Station to the upper part of the town. Five minutes' walk from rthe Sea and the Railway Station. By a small out- lay these Houses can be put in order. Let at a good -Bent. Title good. For further particulars apply to Messrs Roberts and Evans, solicitors, or the Auctioneer, all of Aber- ystwyth. CARDIGANSHIRE. in one of the most attractive localities in the neigh- bourhood of Aberystwyth (the Queen of Welsh Watering Places and the Brighton of Wales), and Five minutes' walk from the Town, which is delightfully situated on the shores of Cardigan Bay, with its charming scenery within One Mile of the ^ancient Church and Village of Llanbadarn-fawr, and standing in a beautiful tract of pastare fields, uaud supplied with pure spring water from the rock. The surroundings are most desirable on the east is the gradient slope of Crogythan, which forms a ,shelter from the eastern blast, and on the north by ihe Craiglais Range and Wood, and overlooking the "waJley of the Rheidol, and accessible by Rail from sail parts of the Kingdom, stand these choice Villa Residences, which are a class of property that has 'been much needed in the neighbourhood, and no -doubt offer a rare opportunity to Parties wishing gonial Winter Residences. EDWARD ELLIS has been favoured with i»L instructions by Mr. JAMBS WILLIAMS, Caradog TTiIIa, to offer for Sale by Auction, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1881, -at the Auction Mart, 28, Little Darkgate-street, Aber- ystwyth, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, (unless previously sold privately, of which due notice will be given), the following recently erected, well-finished and genteel VILLA RESIDENCES. Namely:— LOT I.—The Seini-detaehed VILLA, situate in St. David's-road, and now in the occupation of the Rev. T. Levi, as yearly tenant, with Lawn and Garden of nearly quarter of an acre. The House contains spaci- "00.8 Entrance Hall, Dining-rooms, very handsome Marble Chi nney Pieses, Library, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, Wash-house, Cellar, Coal-house, and two W.C's, well supplied with water and other sanitary arrangements perfect, handsome Geometrical Stair- case, 8 Bed-roon.s, Dressing-room, Bath-room, with a plentiful supply of cold and hot water, Linen Closets, &c. There is also a Conservatory attached to the Houses. LOT 2.—The adjoining House, lately in the oocapation of Prof. Parry. The accommodation pre- sented is precisely similar to that of Lot 1. This House is now being papered and painted at consider. able expense. Lots Nos. 1 and 2 are supplied with pure water from the rocky substratum. LOT 3 is a Semi-detached Villa, which has just been completed, and is ready for immediate occupa- tion, and standing fully on a quarter of an acre of land, and containing Entrance Hall, Drawing and Dining-rooms, Library, Kitchen, Scullery, 2 Pantries, Wash-house, Coal Cellar, 2 W.C's, handsome Stair. case, 9 Bedrooms, Dressing-room, Bath-room, supplied with hot and cold water, and a constant supply of pure water from the Plynlimmon Water Supply Scheme. All the Rooms are fitted with handsome and Passive Enamelled Stone Chimneypieces. LOT 4.—The adjoining House, let on lease to W. Williams,* Esq., H.M.I. oflSchools, is of similar ac- Comodation and construction as Lot 3. LOT 5.—A detached Villa in Caradog Road, now xn the occupation of the Owner, who will eive poseeeeioa on completion of purchase if required. This House is known as Everton Villa, and contains aspacious Entrance Hall, tho flooring of which "■ Encaustic Tiles, Drawing and Dining-rooms, Library, fitted up with handsome and massive Enamelled Slate Chimney Piece, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, 2 W.C'8, 5 Bed-rooms, Bath-room, and Linen Closets. 'There is a well laid out Garden stocked with young fruit trees; part of the land is well suited for Crequet or Lawn Tennis Ground. The whole space is fully a quarter of an acre in extent. Gas is laid on to all the Houses. Lot I is held under a lease from Sir Pryae Pryse, Bart., and others, for a term of 99 years from the -S&th day of September, 1878, at a Ground Rent of JE4 10s. Lots 2,3, 4, are held under separate leases from Sir Pryse Pryse, Bart, and others, for a term of 99 years, "Commencinic respectively on the 29th day of Sept. -,ember, 1878, the 29th day of September, 1880, and the 29th day of September, 1880. The Ground reat in each case is .£5. Lot 5 is held under a lease from Sir Pryse Pryse, Ðart., and others, for a term of 99 years from the :29th day of September, 1879, at a Ground Rent of AZ laieadmf visitors may have a photo of the respee. tive Vill" per post on receipt of Three postage _PORfarther particulars, apply to G«r*FITH JONES "SQ., Solicitor, Mr JAMES WILLIAMS, Slate Works* "M the AUCTIOXXXZ, all of Aberystwyth. "2 and 31* be let with immediate p OIItlliOD. NOTICE. THE Sale of Cefrigwrthafan-issa and Scyborfach, advertised by Mr Griffith Griffiths, auctioneer, at the Feathers Hotel, Aberayron, on Wednesday next the 20th instant has been postponed untilfurther notice. HUGH HUGHES AND SONS, Solicitors, Aberystwyth. July 14th, 1881. iStmcation. ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE, LAMPETER. MICHAELMAS TERM will begin on Satnrday, 1\1 October 1st, and Matriculation Examination will take place on that day. Schelarship Examination will begin on Tuesday, September 27th, 1881. The following are offered for competition :— One £ 40 three £ 30 four .£24 Phillips two £ 20 one .£12; one .£10 Parry of Llywell one.£1O Eldon Hebrew; one.£8 Dery three £10 Entrance Exhibi- tions, limited to natives of the Welsh Dioceses, and one £10 Lampeter School Exhibition. For subjects of above see Lampeter [Memoranda, page 3. Also Exhibitions of X5 each in the following sub- jects :—Hebrew, Classics, Welsh, Modern Languages, I Natural Science. Additional vacancies generally occur by promotion of existing Scholars to more valuable Scholarships. The JJ40, two .£30, and Dery Scholarships and the .£5 Exhibitions are entirely open the Phillips open to all born within the Principality. For further particulars apply to the Manciple, St. David's College. J^OTICE OF REMOVAJ^. THE LADIES' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Is Removed frem Bridge Street, to No. 1 Victoria Terrace, Aberystwyth. The next Term will commence August 3rd, 18S1. NANT EOS HOUSE7I1,LAIJRAPLACJE. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, Conducted by Mrs. HAUPTMANN & Miss MORRIS, who have had much experience in Tuition. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Oatnbwdge Local Examinations. BRYNARVOR HALL, TOWYN. PRINCIPAL .— MR. EDWIN JONES, M.R.C.P., Assisted by qualified RESIDENT MASTERS for Classics, English, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, &c. ———" BRYNARVOR HALL, commodious and well-fitted, has been specially erected f.ir the accommoda- tion and tuition of boarders. It is beautifully situated in an eminently healthy locality, with extensive play. grounds, cricket field, and gardens attached, alto. gether making the finest and most desirable school premises in .the Principality. Pupils are prepared for the various examinations connected with the universities and colleges, for the learned professions, banking and commercial pursuits. Classes are held in connection with the Science and Art Department, the examinations being held in May in each year. The school year consists of Three Terms. For Terms, &c., apply to the Principal. "LAMPETERTGRAMMAR SCHOOL. (Founded 1805.) Head Master-Ms, THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, B.A. (Oxon), Late Scholar ef Jesus College and Second Class Honoure Moderations. 'flHE aim of the education given at this school X will be such as to prepare yonng men for Matriculation at the Universities and Lampeter College; also boys for the Oxford Local and Preliminary Examinations. Terms-6 guineas a year. 2 guineas a term. For further information apply to the Head Master CAERLEON HOUSE, ABERYSTWYTH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. PBiNciPAL—MISS TRUBSHAW, Assisted by Masters, and Resident Foreign and English Governesses. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Local examinations. For Terms, &c., apply to the Principal. The School year consists of three terras, beginning respectively January 13th, April 28th, September 19th. but pupils ca.u be received at any time during the terms. r THE ABERYSTWYTH I COMMERCIAL & GRAMMAR SCHOOL, QUEEN'S SQUARE HOUSE, QUEEN'S ROAD. Conducted by MR THOMAS OWENS, C.M., In honours of the London Univorsity, and late Senior Scholar of the University College of Wales. Pupils prepared for Commercial Pursuits, the Civil Service, the learned Professions, the Universities, and the various Training and Theological Colleges. Special attention paid to English and Commercial Training at moderate charges. Terms, reports, &c., on application. UiUgiou* LLANBADARN FAWR A SPECIAL ENGLISH SERVICE WITH SERMON Will be held in the above Church, EVERY SUNDAY, At 11.30 a.m.. during the Summer Months. Commencing on the First Sunday in May, and ending the Last Sunday in October. HYMNS ANCIENT AND MODERN (New Edition). Offertory towards the Restoration Fund. over X5,000 already expended. Debt about £200. ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH CHURCH, ABERYSTWYTH. ORDER OF SERVICES. SUNDAYS— Full Service and Sermon at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Holy Communion on the 1st Sunday in the month, at 11 a.m. WEEK DAys: 3RD at 8.30 am. Morning Prayer on Wednesday and Friday, and on Saints Days and Holy-days. at 11 a.m. Holy Communion, according to notiee. Evening Prayer and Sermon, Wednesday, at 7 p.m. HYMN BOOK—"Church Hymns," (S.P.C.K.) ST. MARY'S (WELSH) CHURCH, Leading out of Bridge Street). SUNDAY:— Welsh Service and Sermon at 9.30a.m. and 6 m i Holy Communion on the last Sunday in the WEMDAYS • a.m. or 6 p.m. according to notice Wzzx DAYS:- Evening Prayer and and rmon on Thursday at 7 p.m. Communicants' Meeting every Tuesday, at 7 p.m. OFFERTORY AFTER ALL THE SUNDAY SERVICES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS.— At the Boys' National Schools, at 2.30 p.m.—Enelish Girls ditto ditto at 2.30 p.m.—Welsh. Ysgoldy at 2.80 p.m.—Mixed. Penyparke National School at2.30p.m.—Mixed. (Service and Sermon at 3.30 p.m.) Rev. Canon PHILLIPS, M.A., Vicar. Mr. JOHN WATKINS, a Mr T. GRIFFITHS, J I 3i$utiltc Notices* I ABERDOVEY IMPORT AND EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1880, whereby the liability of Shareholders is limited to the amount of their Shares. CAPITAL, < £ 50 000, IN FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES OF £1 EACH. FIRST ISSUE—TWENTY THOUSAND. Payable as follows:—Two Shillings per Share on application, Th"ee Shillings per Share on allotment, and ihe balance when required, in Calls of not more than tive Shillings each, at intervals of not less than two months between each Call. DIRECTORS: A. C. HUMPHREVS-OWEN, ESQ., J.P., Grlansevern, Garihtnyl, Montgomeryshire, Chairman, (Director of the Cambrian Railways Company.) J. MARSHALL DUGDALE, ESQ., J.P., Llwyn, Llanfyllin, Deputy-Chairman. H. CHRISTIAN CORFIELD, Solieitjr, Oswestry, J. HUGHliS JONES, Tiuioor Merchant, Aberdovey. EDWARD EMBREY, Milier, Abermule. (jiEOROE KKMPSTER, Miller, Llansàintffraid. WILLIAM FRANCIS. Ironmonger, Newtown. JOHN KITi'O, Mining Engineer, Llanidloes. Gr. W. GRIFFITHS, Timber Merchant, Machynlleth. JCAPT. J. LEWIS, Steamship Owner, Aberdovey. ELLIS O. JONES, Timber Merchant, Welshpool. COUNELIUS MORGAN, Brewer, Newtown. JOHN JONES, Hop and Seed Merchant, Oswestry. W. T. PAtiKER. J.P., Welshpool. JAMES WILCOX, Wnolesale Grocer, Newtown. BANKERS THE NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK, LIMITED, OSWESTRY. SOLICITORS R. WILLIAMS (MESSRS. WILLIAMS, GITTINS & TAYLOR), NEWTOWN. SECRETARY: J. CONACHER, OSWESTRY. REGISTERED OFFICE: WAREHOUSES: OSWALD R JAD, OSWESfRY. ABERDOVEY. PROSPECTUS. 1.—This Company has been formed for the purpose of importing and dealing in Grain, Potatoes, Agri- cultural Seeds, Petroleum, and other Prodaae, and Merchandize, and Live Stools, at Aberdovey, and of°ex- porting thence Coal and General Home Pro ince. 2.-The Shipping Port of Aberdovey, situated in the centre of Cardigan Bay, is admitted to be the best Port on the Wesu Coast between Milford Haven and Holyhead. It possesses all the natural advantages necessary for the convenient importation and exportation of Foreign and Home Produce of every description, and its capacity for such purposes ha.s recently been satisfactorily tested by the safe arrival and despatch of Stea.mers of over 600 Tons Register, and the expeditious discharge of their Cargoes weighing from S00 to 1000 Tons. It has the great additional advantage over most other Ports of the absence of heavy charges for Harbour and Dock Dues, Lights, Storage, <fc; and of the low rate of Pilotage. 3.—The Railway tacilities at Aberdovey are amply sufficient for a large Shipping Trade. The lines of the Cambrian Railways Company are in direct communication with the Port, and a new Pier, with ritils and tnrn-table, has recently been constructed, on which waggons can be run alongside Vessels when loading or discharging, and that Company are now erecting Storage accommodation. The Cambrian Railways and their connections afford direct and expeditions communication with all parts of the country, and run through a large District in which competition by other Ports with Aberdovey could not be maintained. The Cambrian Company have consented to make favourable arrangements for all traffic carried from and ta the Port, in d the Board has been joined by Mr Humphreys-Owen, a Director of the Cambrian Railways. 4.—The objects of the Company will at first be carried out by the Purchase and Sale of Indian Corn, Wheat, Beans, Petroleum, and other Home and Foreign Produce, and by such othur means as may from time to time be found desirable, including, if necessary, the conversion of Indian Corn into Meal, the pur- chase and erection of Machinery for that purpose, the chartering of Vessels for the conveyance of Cargoes to and from Aberdovey, aud the purchase or hire, and working of Steam or Sailing Ships. 5.-Proposals have been entertained by Coal Owners in South Wales for the grant of advantageous terms for establibhing a Coal Trade with Ports on the South-east Coast of Ireland and elsewhere, and suitable Rates have been agreed upon by the Railway Companies owning the Lines over which the Coal would pass. 6.—It has been ascertained, from the result of similar business done at Liverpool and other Ports, and from the quantity of Produce intended to be dealt in which is now brought into the district over which the Company's operations will extend, that taking the rate of profit at a very moderate figure, a large return can at once be obtained upon the amount of Capital with which it is proposed to commence business, and that without taking into account the advantages arising from the low expense of importation at Aberdovey, referred to in paragraph 2. » 7.—The Directors, many of whom have had much practical experience in the Grain and Produce Trades have every confidence in recommending this Uudertaking, and believe that the operations of the Company will not only be immediately successful, but that they will lay the foundation of a sound and extended busi- ness, in which the whole of the Company's Capital may at no distant date be brought into profitable em- ployment. 8.—The Capital of the Company has been fixed at £50,000, of which not more than -220,000 will now be issued. Of this latter sum it is not intended to call up more t4an one-half in the first instance, but as the business increases further Calls will be made and additional Shares issued. Applications for Shares to the amount of upwards of J25.000 have already been received. 9.—No Contracts have been entered into on behalf of the Company, and no Promotiou-money his been cr will be paid. 10.—Copies of the Prospectus and Memorandum of Association, with Form of Application for Shares, can be obtained from the Secretary. Early application lor Sharea is requested, to enable the Company to commence operations during the pr.-sent season. COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are required for building a New Police JL Station at Aberystwyth. The Plans and Specification can be seen at the office of the County Surveyor, Aberystwyth, to whom sealed Tenders endorsed Aberystwyth Police Station," are to be sent. not later than the 6th day of August next. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. County Surveyor's Office, Aberystwyth, J[ulyJ2,1881, CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. TOURIST ARRANGEMENTS, 1881. TOURIST TICKETS will be issued from May 2nd, to the 31st October, 1881. For particulars see Time Tables and Programmes, issued by the Company. GEO. LEWIS, „ General Manager, Company's Offices, Oswestry, May, 1881. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Jus- p tice, Chancery Division, made in an action in the matter and estate of John Jones Atwood, late of Aberystwyth, in the county of Cardigan, gentleman, deceased, Jones against Atwood, 1881, A 778 The Creditors of the said John Jones Atwood, who died in or about ttie month of December, 1880 are or or before the 1st day of September, 1881 to send by post prepaid to Mr Edgar Atwood, of Aberystwyth, in the county of Cardigan, Solicitor, their Christian and Surnames, addresses and descriptions- the full particulars of their claims; a statement of their ac- counts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them; or in default thereof they will be per- emptory excluded from the benefit of the said Order. Every ICreditor holding any security is to produce the same before the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Charles Hall, at his Chambers, situated in the Royal Courts of Jus- tice, Strand, Middlesex, on Wednesday, the 16th of November, 1881, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated this 7th day of July, 1881. WILLIAM BINNS SMITH, Chief Clerk. CROSSE & SONS, 7, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C., Agents for HUGH HUGHES & SONS, Aberystwyth. Plaintiff's Solicitors. TOWN, BOROUGEI AND LIBERTY OF ABERYSTWYTH. THE Town Council hereby invite Tenders for the carrriage of Debris from Baarth-mawr to Plasorug, and also for filling up and levelling the ground and completing the promenade. Specifica- tions, with forms of.tender, may be obtained from the Town Surveyor, at the Corporation offices Tenders, marked Tenders for promenade," to be sent to me, the undersigned, at my office, on Tuesday next, at 10 a.m. The Town Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. 30, Pier-street, A. J. HUGHES, Aberystwyth, Town Cler4 13th July, 1881. PARISH OF ABERYSTWYTH. BURIAL BOARD. A GENERAL Vestry will be held at St Michael's Church, on the 26th day of August, 1881, at 12 o'clock at noon, for the purpose of appointing three personf. to the office ofmembera of the Burial Board.. The Rev Chancellor Phillip., and Messrs Thongs Hug a Jones and David. Jenkin Davies, retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election. M A. J. HUGHES, i uTW'issi. Ctert t» w THOMAS GARNER, I CONFECTIONER, BAKER, &c., TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. < REFRESHMENT ROOMS. BOOTS! BOOTS! J. E. JONES j 54, North Parade, Begs to announce that he will SELL OFF ':j The whole of his Splendid Stock of READY MADE BOOTS AT A GREAT REDUCTION FOR ONE MONTH. TERMS-OASH. displayed in first-rate style, and on DRAPERS' POSTERS & HANDBILLS the shortest notice. OBEBVER OFFICE, ABERYSTWYTH AND ABERAKBON. Lr. f tiuøineøø Important to Visitors and Others. FOR GOOD BOOTS AT SEASONABLE PRICES G 0 TO Dicks', 16, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. A LARGE STOCK of the Best Make (North Bricish) of LAWN TENNIS SHOES: For SEA-SIDE PURPOSES. Most Usefal Articles for LacE OR and Children. ALSO A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S SAND SHOES, To be Sold at 2S 6d. per Pair. Tke Usual Priue being- os &d per Pair BOOTS & SHOES of every description in Stock. Repairs promptly and zx-tly executecl- NOTE THE ADDRESS- Dicks', 16, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTW YTH. Establishments in every town in the United Kingdom and the Channel Isles. DYFFRTN C THIS ESTABLISHMENT has gone uuder thorough repair with uc-vr Manascemenfc and is nowopea to ra eeive Tourists; and visitors at very reasonable charges, either by the day or waek. The HQtel. is in close proximity with the Plyuiimon monutaia, and about 4 miles from iiii ■ r r Devil's Bridge, and on the Turnpike road leading to Aberystwyth, lihaya.ci.er. and Llanidloes. Every accomodation including- good Stabling, <fc RICHARD HARVEY, PROPRIETOR, PONTEKWYD, (near Aberystwyth). GrOGERDD A N ARMS AND LION ROYAL HOTEL, AB RYSTWYTH. THE OLD COUNT? HOUSE pok FAMILIES AND COMMERCIAL- GENTLEMEN IS KTVPLTE" WITH EVERY COMFORT, HANDSOME LADIES' COFFEE BOOM, GOOD SLTTING ROOMf AND BILLIARD ROOM. OMNIBUS MEETS ALL Trains. JOHN ROBERTS, PKOFKISTOK. Wine and Spirit Stores-2, Bridge Street (round the corner). P R I C E LIST. WINES. SPIRITS—CovriNnnnx PER BOFTIJE "VERY Fine Jamaica Bum 2 5to 2 a, ,v,, 8* 8' S" Finest Imported ditto 3- 0 3 6. Fine Old Claret 2 Q 2 6 to 3 6 Beat London (Jin 2 3 2 5 „ „ Port .„ 3 0 5 0 Ditto Hollands 3 0 „ 3 ft „ „ Sherry 2 0 „ 4 0 Champagne 5 0 „ C 0 Agent tcr Worchmgton & Co..h Fine Ales. „ Moet & Cbaadon's 6 6 „ 7 0 B-IKXER ALE. (mpmiAL FUSS») 3; pet doz. Pale Ale in Botties, 4/^ per d'oz. Hock, Chablis, Burgundy, ) The finest Brands, and Dublin Stent ditto, 4/6 per doz. Moselle, and all other >• are sold at lowest -D j r>-a i -xv-t:i »'i • „ „ Wines. j prices. Barton Bitter aud Miid Ales la Si and 18 Gallon. UASKS at Brewers Prices, carriage paH. o p t t» T t g 1*11 iS K A L "W A T E'E S. FEB BOTTLE d .^ssoda natt-i-, o/& pes ooa. ■n- Aim a -r* » b" Lemonade,4/- per doa. Seltser, 4/-par 3hs. Fine Old Brandy, Pale or Browa 4 € to 0 0 Martell's 5 0 „ 6 6 Good Cigars^ 12 pM 100. Fine ditto, WI- FineOld Irish Whisky 3 0 „ 3 6 Ditto—a splendid bold Cigar for smoking ia. «r oaist „ „ Scotch ditto 3 0 „ 3 6 m, of doors, 14, per b»x. x.iese are really splendid Cigars. Those who appreciate a glass of good Soot jh Toddy XT treat out of Scotland. sold at the Lion, BREAK TO DEVIL'S BRIDGE EVSifY* MORNING AT 9 39 FARE:—DOUBLE JOURNEY, 4s. Od. BINGLE DITTO, 33. Od. Posting in all its Brandies. Güod Horses and Steady Post-Boys. 1- m -m DEVIL'S BRIDGE HOTEL AND WATERFALLS. JOHN J A AIE 8, PRC Pill T OIL I .— ———, THE SPLENDOUR of GLEN and MOUNTAIN SCENERY surrounding; this HOTEL and Neighbourhood are, beyond doubt, the most FiDman'ic in Wales.. The general" sublimity of the SCENERY, the grandeur of the CHASM, a.u-d ibe impclsiug ch&rac'vct of the WATERFALLS, exceed by far any descriptions that have been -read. The DEVIL'S BRIDGE HOTEL will be fourid a. Desirable Resides with goocJ Stabling and other Accommodation of the most complete character. The TARIFF is reasonable, and will compare favoui^biv with any Hosel similarly situated in the Principality. I Tickets to view tke falls, which Front the Hotel, are issued at the Bar xi Is. Visitors may ramble about the plea-sant district, or may hire horses and carriages at the Hotel, and drive to more distant places of interest such as Parson's Bridge (two miles), Ponterwya (three miles\ Hafod i Church (five miles), Plynlimmon Mountain (nine miles), Strata Florida, Abbey Ruins (eight miles), and other places. Good Stabling. Post Horses and Carriages. READING PARTIES ACCOMMODATED. TERMS. Board and Residence, per week 2 10 o| iiEEjJLKi* ASTS AND TEAS. Less than a week, per day 0 7 G pi • T v! S' Children under-12 years of age, half-price. m -fiTr* ,7lf 'V "L -tV" 2 I Private Sitting Booms I I Ol W)th (-;Q^ Me,at or Ham & Eggs Q 2 (? DAILY TARIFF Second "Class Dining Rooms are now open. adjoining the HoteL Soup o i q Cold Ijancheon Q 1 Qt Goal Meat, Luncheon 0 2 0 Plain Tea o i Chops and Steaks 0 2 6 Attendance, 3d. each Hot Joints, with Vegetables 0 3 0 Sweets, 6d. extra. I SPECIAL DINNERS TO ORDER. Driver's Dinner 0 1 a OA V Bd^ss Jiotdod Ale and (xuiunesa's Attendant, 34. eaeb. i Stout m pint bottles and oa draught* r