The Aberystwith Observer

ABERYSTWYTHR (MARINE TERRACE. Bock honse, Mrs H Lloyd Mrs and Miss Blew, Oldswinford, Stourbridge Rev J JBlew, Sonthport R J7 Robert Male, Wychdold, Droitwich Mrs B-uitley, London 3, Peer <-k, Mrs D Lloyd- Miss C'lidlaw, Sutton Park, Birmingham Mr, Mrs and Master Humphreys, Newtown Mr Couyro, do Mr J.tn.es, North Wales Master Thomas, Liverpool Maa'ct Thomas, Liverpool 4, Oxford house, Mrs Rowland- Mr and Mrs Clinton, Bewdley 5, Osborne house, Mrs James- Miss Brideewnter, Hay Mrs F-I"Nv. aiid family Miss Smith, Wellington Miss Topham, do 6, Mrs Hal1- Mrs and Mis« E Idy and maid, Llangollen Mr and M,8 Barnes, Birkenhead Mr Lawrence Barnes, do Mrs Owen and family, Garthmyl 7, Miss Joncti- Mrs Morg-tn and family, Kinnorley Miss Bishop, Shrewsbury Miss Jaak-on Wath-on-Dearne Mr and Mrs Bell and family Mies G oose Humperty Miss ^iiepherd, Birmingham Miss Bats^tf, <^o Mrs and the Misses Faller, Didsbnry Mr and Mi-sBlackman, Thornton Heath, Surrey Mr Cross, Timpcrley 8, Mrs Dl1.vit3s- Mrs Totnpson, Urmston Mrs L P To moson, Rochdale Mrs A W !trfh, do Miss Taylor, do Miss Woolienaen, do Mrs and Mis-. Mitchell, do Mr "11,1 Mrs P Hammonds, Clifton Mr and Mrs W R Lloyd, Rinhall Ross Mr and Mrs Auderson, Bootle 10, Mrs Jones- Rev W and Mrs Bissett, child and nurse, lKenil- worth Mrs Lyons, do Mrs Boothby, child and nurse, Shrewsbury Mrs Rainford, Shrewsbury Mr, Mrs and Miss Kobinson, Brecon Mr and Mrs Hawkins and Stevens, Nottingham 11. Mrs John Vick, Gloucester Mr and Mrs Pettit, Wallingford Mrs Orum, Cirencester Miss H' liand, do Miss White, Gloucester Mr Bay ley, do The Mi-a"B Heach, Worcester Mr Samuel Crawford Mr and Mra Birlow Miss Beevor and Mr S Sutcliffe, all of Ecclflfl Rev Canon Kelly, Manchester Mrs and Miss Kelly, do Captain Kelly, R.E., Sandhurst Mrs A J Kelly 12, Miss Reepe- Mr Williams and son, Rochdale 13, Mrs Clayton— Mr and Mrs Gooch and family, Birmingham Mrs Jones and family, Traherbert Mra Williams, do Mr and Mrs Ingham, Kidderminster 15, Cambridge house, Miss Evans- Mr and Mrs C C Smith, Wolverhampton Mr and Miss Grant, do Mrs Tomlins, Bewdley Miss Tullwood, Sedgley 17, Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs George Brown, Wolverhampton Mr G E Brown, jun., and Miss Blown, do 18 Mics Owen- Mr and Mrs Lloyd, family and nurse, Lampeter Mr, Mrs and Miss Friend, Rockferry Mi-s G Job and nurse, Ellesmere 19, Miss Isaac — Mrs Wilson, Fenton Mr and Mrs Thompson and family, Handaworth Mrs and Miss Barnes, Rochdale 24, R. Kenrick- Mrs Doodson and family, Denton Mr and Mrs Wilkinson and family, Harpurbey Mrs and Miss Parker, Rochdale ldiefj W. Morris, do Mr and Mrs Wilkinson, Manchester Miss Wilkinson, do Miss R. Wilkinson, do Miss Penry, do Mr and Mrs Wilkinson, Heaton Chapel 28, M^-s Hughes— Mrs Garratt Miss Brocks Mrs and Miss Crump 29, Mr Evans- Mrs Humphreys, Hanley Hall Miss Shiagler, Ellesmere Mr and Mrs Thomas and family, Oswestry 31 M rø Bevan- Mr and Mrs Sidney Oakes and daughter, London Mrs E R Owen and three sons, Garthmyl 34, Windsor house, Mrs Roberta- Mrs Hinckesman Mrs C R Hin< kesman and family Mrs J W Hinckesman and family 35 Brynymor House, Mrs M C Nelson— Pr a' d Mrs Webster, family and maids, Merthyr Tydvil J. Mr linn Mrs Pearce, family and maid, do Miss Donaque, do gmrs and the Misses Mathews, Berry Miss Poplar, Rochdale Mr, Mrs and Miss Jones, Whitchurch 89, Glyodwr House, Miss Griffithe- The Misees Woodhouse (3), Leominster Mr Harry Sandas, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Charles A Arkell, Wrexham 49— Mi-s Nelson- Mr, Mrs aud Master Horth, Hereford Mrs Ch-etham, Shaw Mrs E Clegtr, Milnrow Mrs R Jones, dt» The Miss's Smith, do Mroj K Wild, Newhay Miss E Johnson, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Payne Mrs Venables, Miss Pugh, Mrs Williams, Shrews- bury 43, Pscton Hoas?, Miss Osmotherley— Mr. Mra and Miss Bainhridge, London Mrs Willmott and family, Birmingham Miss Ward, Hoby, near Liverpool Mrs and Mies Head, do 44. MTS Janes— Misses Gill, L<>nd<>n Mr and Mrs Shelmerdine, Old Trafford Mi and Mrs Mills, Maxbrough Mr and Misses Lowe, Castleton Mr and M ri! Whitton, do Mr a"d Mrs Wood and family, Eccles Mrs C H Thomas, family and servant, Newport 1,7, Ch*th-i«i Honso, Mr* J Ll Jones- Dr Pi«t >Wr and Misa Fletcher, Oldham Mr and Mrs Rot jtint, family and maid, Bristol M HIli D,-viff, do Mr and Mrs Wood and family. Ecclea Mr "n") Mr- C H l'Loujas, fumily and servants Newport, Mon 48, Marlborough house, Mra BKtier- Mr and Mrs £ l-mey, baby and nurse, Wellington Mrs Wilkinson, Salop Miss Stringer and maid, do Mrs and Miss Hammond, Warwickshire Mrs Brigga L-wisliam, Kent 49, Mrs D Lewis- I Mrs Weaver, Bath Miaaee Weaver, Shrewabary Miss Preen, Ross, Hereford Mr and Mrs Boote, Manchester 50, Montrose hoas. Miss Richards— Mr and 1\1,s in e and maid, Wolverhampton 1 Mr and Mrs Alfre- Mar.sell, Shrewsbury Master Herbert, do 51, Mrs Richards- Mr T C Skarratt, Kington Mr and Mrs Ward, do Mr and Mrs Trouucer, Shrewslu'y 53, Miss James— Mr aud Mrs T V Jones, Wolverhampton Miss Jackson, dv 55, Mrs Pughe— Mr and Mrs Fred Sadler and family, Birmingham Miss Autrolus. the Misses Amy, Gertrude and Jessie Aiitrolus, New Osoott, Birmingham Mrs Hill and party, Birmingham 56, Mrs Hoehes- Mr and Mrs Beck. London Mrs Jones, Ll.Bwrtyd Miss Rowland, do 57, Mrs Mortran— Mts and Miss Morris, Shrewsbury Mrs and Miss 81 e pard, Derbyshire 59, Glan Tivy houst;— Mr and Mrs Whitworth and family, Rochdale Mrs Clegg-, do Mr and Mrs Wrethley and family, Knutsford 60, Magna Charta, Mrs Simcox- Mrs A Maybury, Liverpool Miss Sterne 61, Glyn Paris honsw, Mrs Owen- Mr and Mrs W Neweil, Reading Mr and Mrs Whitehoase, Stourbridge Mrs and Mast-r Brooks Mrs and Misn Hick ey, Birmingham Mrs Jones and family. Welshpool Mr and Mrs Y Bound and family, Burton on Trent 62, Mrs Davie— Mr and Mrs C< obe and family, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Evans, do Mrs Smith and family, Welsbpeol 64, Mips Russell- Mr and Mrs Edwards, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Sma 11 wood ALBERT PLACE. 1, Dumbarton house, Mrs Humphreys- The Misses Lord, Rochdale 3, Broughton hov.se, Mrs E Lewis- Mrs and the Mies-ft? Hurtle Miss Warrillow, Birmingham 4, Mrs Williams- Misses Weevers, Wem 5, Mrs Siviter— Miss E B Valentine Miss L G Smith Miss M G Johnson VICTORIA TERRACE. 7, Brighton house, Mr- Owen- Rev J and Mrs Murgatroyd, Manchester Mr and Master Evans, London Mrs and Miss River Mr, Mrs and Master Porter, Handsworth Wood Mr and Miss Ski more, Wolverhampton Mrs Greensill, dn Mr and Mrs G \V Bradford and family, Hanley Miss Keeling, R Master Clemetiteon, do Plynlymon hou" Mra Pierce- Mrs Ksrtland, Eigbaston Misses and Master Wright, do Mrs and Miss Barber, Wellington Miss Colley, do Mr Lewis, Low< s'oft Mr Barker, P ntefiacc Mr and Mrs Ar-hp ira, London Mr a.nd Mrsh go by, Rhayader Rev E W M Nor is, London Miss Norris, Newport Misses Nelson He. ford Park Misses E and K Iodide, Pontefraet Abergeldie house, M ss Bellamy— Mr and Mrs Robert Smith, Brookfields Mr, Mrs and Mr C W Kellock, maid and butler, Highfields Hull, Audlem Mr, Mrs and M;,s Wrigley, Hoylake Balmoral house, Miss Richards- Rev J J Davies. Fast Acton Mrs and Miss Wilkinson, Shrewsbury Craiglais Villa, Mrs Evans Mr Fish, London Mr Westerman, do Rev and Mrs Williams, Ferndale Mr Dawson, Rochdale Mr Brearly, do BRYNYMOR TERRACE. 2, Mra Hosking- Mrs Crosby, Salford Mr Lalmeld, Oldham Miss Hall, do 3, Mrs Thackham- Mrs George Grayi-urst Major and Mrs Bloomer Mr Sidney H Morgan, Birmingham Miss Davies, Merthyr Miss Price, do 4, Mrs Cocks- Mr and Mrs John J Long, Rochdale Mr and Mrs S Whitley, Bradford Mr V W E Clark, Birmingham Mr F St Clair, Tirebuck, do Glenlossie house, Mrs Hookingg- Miss K. Thomas, Great Malvern QUEEN'S ROAD. 6, Hilton house, Mrs James- Miss Allen, Hampton in Arden Miss Chinn, Yardley Major and Mrs Hope, Blackpool Miss March, Walsall Miss Whitehouse, do Misses F and M Whitehouse and Masters S and A Whitehouse, do U & Glanayron house, Mrs Jones— Mr and Mrs W Davies, Newcastle, Clan Miss Marion Davies, do Mr E Thomas, Cardigan Mr J E Phillips, do Lansdowae house, Mrs Davies- Mr and Mrs Phillips, Birmingham Mrs Sheldon, West Bromwich Mrs Toon, do QUE EN'S SQUARE. Lurline House, Mrs Fear- Mrs and Misses Combers (3), Birkenhead Mrs Berg, America Mr Harry Comer, do PORTLAND STREET 5, Mrs Aston- Mr and Mrs Rudman, Rochdale Mr Evans, Shtewsbury Mr Wallace, do Mr Hewitt, London 7, Glasfryn Hoase, Mrs Davies— Mr and the Misses Daulby, Ludlow 13, Mrs Hughes- Miss Maddock, Alsager, Stoke-on-Trent Miss Mettram, do 19, Mrs Evans- Mrs and Miss James, Nottingham 26, Ellan Vannin house, Mrs Edwards- Mrs Bowen, nurse and two children, Shrewsbury Mrs Bourne and family, St. George's, Shropshire Miss Lewis, Cardiff Miss Bevan, do 27, Mrs Hughes- Mrs W G Woodruff, two children and aorse Mrs Jopling acd daughter Mrs Carlyle and maid Mrs Haints and companion, Machen Mrs B*teman— Uise Yate, Hereford Miss Barnett, do 31, At re Vigars- Mr and Mrs Francis, Carmarthen Mr and Mrs Hall, Manchester Miss and Miss Anna Jones, Shrewsbury 46, Mrs D Jenkins- Mieees Wilders, Burton on Trent Miss Thornltsy, do Miss Hancock, do Miss Wayte, do Mrs and Mies Clarke, do 47, Tilehurst house, Mrs Williams- Mr and Mrs Hurst and children, Birmingham Miss Greeves, do Mr Cassey, do St George Hotel, Mr Samuel Green- Rev I and Mrs Wolfendale NORTH PARADE. 10, Mrs Rowlands— Mr Abraham Stott, Shaw, near Oldham Mrs Lucas, do Mrs Nowlen, do Mr and Mrs Broadbelt, do Mr and Mrs Steele and sen, do 33. Mrs Edwards- Mrs Vaughan and family, Llandrindod Wells Miss Lewis, Pontlottyn 34, Mw W T Willia-s- Miss Anderson, Loudon Mrs Sherlock. Newcastle on Tyne 39, Mias Evans- Mr and Mrs Hamer, family and uaid, Sale 35. Mrs Ellis- Mr and Miss Jones, Liverpool 41, Mrs Owens— Mr and Mrs Chambers, Manchester Mr and Martin, do 43, Miss Morpn- Mr and Miss Halstead, Waterfoet Mr and Mrs Illingworth lAw. family and maia, do Miss Law, Aocrington 42, Mrs Atwood— Mr, Mrs and Master Darb JBirniogluMB 3. Mrs Ev-iins— Mrs and Miss Moss, Chester 57, Mrs Griffitbs- Mrs Bullock, Birmingham Miss Edith Bullock, do 71. Mrs Kdwards— Mr and Mrs W H Blythe, Cambridge Miss Blythe, Bronhaven 73, Mrs Jones— Mr and Mrs H Chilton and family, Wolverhampton Mrs Chilton, family and maid, do 75, Mrs Evans- Mr, Mrs and Miss Bellows, Aston Park, Birming. ham NEWFOUNDLAND STREET. Cadogan house, Mips Humphreys- Mr and Mrs Pinchin, Walthamstow, Essex Mrs E 0 Jones, Llwynygroes Mona house. Mrs Jones- Mrs and Miss Rowe Mr, Miss and Master Ansell Miss F Seaman Miss Smith, Birmingham RAILWAY TERRACE. 10, Mrs Griffiths- Mr and Mrs Thomas and family, Newbridge on Wya 13. Mrs Williams— Mrs and Master Rp galls, Birkenhead LEWIS TERRACE. 1, Mrs Davies- Mr Beuj^min Morgan, Treorkey Mr William Hughes, Ferndale Mr and Mrs Dewell, Birmingham Commercial hotel, Mrs Reese- Mr and Mrs Eastwood, Rochdale Mr and Mrs Brown, Ohio Misses Brown (2), do Mr Hutfhes, do Mr Davies, Liverpool, 5, L Phillips— Mr and Mrs Beal, Rochdale Longton house, Mrs Jacob- Mr and Mrs Clark and daughter, Newtown BRIDGE STREET. 15, Mrs Samuel— Mr and Mrs Slater, Birmingham Old Black Lion, Mr Lewis- Mr and Mrs Herbert Davies, Aberdare Mr Jacob Treharne (Tiberog), do Mr J R Jones, Aberamau Mr Enos Jones, do Mr Thomas Phillips, Mountain Ash Mr Jacob Prosser, Gadlys, Aberdare Rev B Evans (Telynfab), do Mrs Greenfield, Oldham Edwin Titton, Rochrtala J W Chadwick, Oldham Road Capt J Owens, Grogwynion Mr Jenkins, North WAles Mepsrs Williams, Rhymney Messrs Jones and Davies, Aberaman Nag's Head, Mrs Evans- Mr David Thym Mr Peter Davies, Treorky Mr John Morgans, Ystrad Mr Tom James, Treorch Mr and Mrs Davies, Aberdare St. James' Hotel- Mrs aiid Miss Charles, Shrewsbury 25, Mrs Burbeck- Mr and Mrs James, Abertillery Mrs, Miss and Master Griffiths, do Miss Davies, do 47, Mrs Meredith— Mr and the Misses Bally, Birmingham 49, Manod house, Mrs Williams- Mr and Mrs Sanlkner, Machdre Mr J W Ball, Tamworth 4.2, Mra Gobert- Mr Wm Allender Mr and Mrs Morgan and 2 children, Dowlaifl QUEEN STREET. 26, Mrs Jenkins- Mrs Phillpott and family, Wolverhampton 25, Mrs Blackwell- Miss Lawton, Birmingham Miss Illidge, do Mr Davies, Swansea Miss Jones, do Mr Evan Evaus, Llanidloes 27, Mrs Jones— Miss Roberts, Welshpool Mr Puah and two sons, Taylor's town 29,Thomas- Messrs Jones and Hughes, Porth 38, Mrs Dllvis- Mrs M Thomas, Llanpumsaint Mr J Thomas, do Mr T Thomas, do Mr D Davies, Peniel CHALYBEATE TERRACE. 8, Aeron house, Mrs Ellia- Mrs Jones and family, Aberdare 23, Mre Griftiths- Mr and Mrs Thomas, Pontypridd Mrs and Mis- Pugh, Newtown PRINCESS STREET. 5, Mrs Lewis- Miss M Vincent Lewis, Pembroke DOlt Mr Lee, Huddersfield Mr Firth, do 10, Mrs Brett— Mr and Mrs Poole, Hereford Mr Davies, Newport KING STREET. 5, Mrs Hughes- Sister Hellen and a lady companion. London Castle house, Miss Evans- Mr and Mrs Cotton, Warrington PIER STREET. 26, M E Davies- Mr and Mrs Cade. Rochdale Mr Llewellyn, Wolverhampton Mr Jones. Llanbrynmair Mr and Mrs Jonston, Rochdale Miss Smith, London NEW STREET. 20, Miss Jamps- Dr and Mrs W W Jones, ehild and maid Miss Pughe, Stroud Rev T Wbitney, Marsden Parsonage BAKER STREET. Victoria Cottage, M rs Morgan- Mr G. A. P. and Mrs Brady Mr C. J. Durie, Higher Tranmere Mr Hewson, Rock Ferry 4, Mrs Humphreys- Mr and Mrs Morgan, Morriston VAYNOR STREET. 8, Hill Side, Miss Jones- Mrs Cryer Mr and Mrs Topper Mr and Mrs Wild Mr and Mrs Mitchel, Rochdale Malton Cettage, Mrs Bayley- Mr, Mrs and Master Taylor, Aston Miss Kathleen Kingsland Miss Minnie Wildsmith Miss Maud Sylvanus, Moseley, Birmingham NDRTHGATE STREET. 32, Mrs Owen- Mr and Mrs H Theobald and son, Birmingham Miss Theobald, Bath Misses Barber, Birmingham UNION STREET. 1, Miss Morris- Mrs Evans, Llanddewi Brefi Mra Owen Miss Williams Mrs Williams, Cardiff 2, Mrs Lock- Mrs Lord, Rochdale Mrs Abraham Lord, do Mrs Henry Croedale, do Mr and Mrs Thomas Collier, do Mrs Wheeler and daughter, London 4, Aston house, Mrs Evans- t Mrs Matthews, Birmingham Mr T E Matthews, do Mies Wood, do i Mr r W Wilke, do Miss Birkett, do CAMBRIAN PLACE. 3, Mrs Jonee- Mrs James, London 5, Mrs Jenkins- Mrs Evans and family, Tylorstown GRAY'S INN LANE. 10, Mrs Davies- Mr Thomas Morgan, Rbymney Mr M Evans, Merthyr Mrs and Miss Evans, Rhymney Mr and Mrs Morgaue, do 11, Mrs Roberts- Mr and Mrs Bebb and child, Ynysybwl Mr Evans, do Mr Lloyd, Merthyr Tydvil Mr Harries, do Mr Hughes, Talybont 3, Horse Shoe, Mr Hopkins- Mr and Mrs Evans and child, Dowlais Mrs and Master Howell, Aberdare Miss Lizzie Morgan, do ST. MICHAEL'S PLACE. i, MM Davios- Gay, Bristol SHIPBUILDERS' ROW. 10, Mrs Edwards- Rev and Mrs Junes, Devon 29, Mrs D Morgan- Miss Alger, Birmingham Miss Webb, do 17, Mrs Thomas- Mrs Mills, Rochdale Mrs Margreaves, Oldham 20, Mrs Evans- Mr Thomas, Ynyshir Mr and Mrs Griffiths, do Mr Chapman, Pontvpool Mr and Mrs Rees, Cwmrhondda 30,MrHEv.ins— Mrs and Miss Lawton. Birmingham Mrs Jones, do Mrs Williams, do Mr Edward Chapman, Pontypool Mr and Mrs Griffiths, Pontypridd Mr Thomas Thomas, 00 Rheidol View, Mrs Hopkins- Mr and Mrs Ingram and family, Birmingham 35, Mrs Jones— Mr and Mrs Hughes, Bewdley Mr Roberta, do Mr Taylor, Warrington MILL STREET. 15, Mrs Evans- Master Fred Stott, Rochdale Master Frank Schofield, do Mr, Mrs and Master Lord, do Mrs Rothwell, do Mrs Ormerod, do Mrs Butterworth, do Cross Foxes, Mrs Beyaton- Mrs Yorieth Mr and Mrs Yorieth, Penrhiwceiber Miss Woolley Mrs Thomas Rev Mr Todman and family, Blaenavon HIGH STREET. Ship and Castle, Mrs Roderick Mr Jacob Richards, Cwmparo Mr John Parry, Treorkey Mr Griffiths, Tyubedw Misses Anne Davies, Devil's Bridge Mrs Richards, Tregaron 29, Mrs Lloyd- Mrs and Miss Jones, Newcastle-under-Iyne Mrs Lewis, Derby Miss Warham, Stoke-on-Trent Mr and Mrs Jones, Fochriw 38, Mrs Jones— Mr and Mrs Brinton Mrs Wilkes Mrs Careless, West Bromwich 39, Mrs Enoi- £ Mr and Mrs Richards, Rochdale Joseph Creakripris, do Mark Fatterall, do Messrs Jones, Thomas and Roberts, Treharris SEA VIEW PLACE. 13, Mrs Owens— Misses MacMacklin (2), Ashton under Lyae Mr, Mrs and Miss Matheson, Birmingham Mrs Parry- Mr and Mrs Harlley, Wolverhampton Mr and Mrs Morgan and family, Birmingham 15, Ariel Cottage, Mrs Davies— Mr, Mrs and Miss Evans, Wolverhampton Masters John and Isaac Mason, London PENMAESGLAS ROAD. 26, Mrs Jones- Mr Evans, Newtown 28, Mrs Jones— Miss S Williams, Llanybyther Miss S Evans, do Mr T J Pearce, Borth MARKET STREET. 5, Market Tavern, Mra Pugh— Mr Stafford, Manchester Mr Wreyley, do Mr Griffiths, Cwmaotal VULCAN STREET. 6, Mrs E Williams- Mr S Bradbury, West Bromwich Mr A E Bradbury, do Mr T Gray, do Miss Jones, Welshpool 4, Castle cottage, Mrs Doughton- Mr and Mrs Humphreys and family, London No address- Mrs Mnir, Welshpool Mrs Evans, Welshpool Mrs Wyke and family, do Mr and Mrs Salib, Manchester Mra Eggar Mrs Gibson, New Barnet Mrs and Miss Jackson, Chester Mi and Mrs T L Bowler and baby No address— Mr and Mra Jones, Porth Mrs and Miss Wheeler, Cardiff CLARACH. Glanymor Farm, — Jenkins Mr and Mrs C Johnson and family, Handsworth, near Birmingham

OLD ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT DARKGATE STREET. MR. LAWRENCE DALY'S COMEDY COMPANYS, EIGHT FAREWELL PERFORMANCES Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, "MY SWEETHEART." Thursday, July 24, "OUR BOY S." (By Desire.) Friday, Jnly 25th, BENEFIT OF MR. LAWRENCE DALY, "THE PRIME MINISTER." (Repeated by Special Desire.) Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, July 26th, 28th & 29th. "BUTH'S ROMANCE & UNCLE WILL." During the Performance Miss Amy Forrest will sing a Selection of Ballads. Pricea-3a., 2s., Is. and 6d. Doors open at 7.30, to commenee at 8 p.m. REMEMBER BANK HOLIDAY NEXT. DYSON'S GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL WEEK. BUT ESPECIALLY REMEMBER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6TH, „ A DYSON'S GREAT EISTEDDFOD. G. WILKINSON, NORTH PARADE. NEW SEEDS. ALL KINDS OF SEEDS, OF THE BEST QUALITY REQUISITE FOR THE KITCHEN AND FLOWBR GARDEN NOW IN STOCK. All the SEEDS Sold by G.W. during the Present and Previous Years have given and continue to giTe great Satisfaction. TRY THEM 1 Constant Supply of Very Fine MAGNUM POTATOES. Free from Disease and Grub. 3a per Cwt. Cheaper in One or Two Ton Lots. WREATHS, CROSSES, Ac., of rare quality, direofc from Paris, always on hand. Excellent NEW POTATOES, 2d. per lb. FLOWER POTS. in all sizes, very cheap. EGGS Bought, in large or small quantities. Fruit and Vegetables of the first quality delivered in any part of the town. G. WILKINSON, NORTH PARADE. EDWARD VAUGHAN REES, WORKING LAPIDARY, GOLD A SILVERSMITH. 2, KING STREET (Near the College). ABERYSTWYTH. A BBBYSTWYTK PEBBLES cut and mounted A AH repairs doae on the ohortest notice. Tobaeconist, Ae. Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacoos. W. R. JONES, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER. &c. 32, GREAT DARKGATE-STREET, (opposite Market Street), ABERYSTWYTH. Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all sights. Jewellery neatly Repaired at Moderate Charges. I Gold Medals Paris Exhibition, 1878. "THE CREAM OF OLD IRISH WHISKIES." PURE, MILD and MELLOW. and The Prize Medal, Dublin Exhibition, 1865. 20, GREAT TITOHFIELD STREET, LONDON, W. J. HUGHES JONES, TIMBER MERCHANT & SAW MILLS PROPRIETOR, ABERDOVEY, YNYSLAS, MACHYNLLETH, AND TOWYN. Sawn Pitch Pine Logs, Yellow Pine Logs, Red and Spruce Deals, Red and White Floor Boards, Tongued, Grooved, and Beaded f inch Boards, Dry Pitch Pine and other boards. All deals and boards kept dry under sheds. Estimates given for Hay Houses, Green Houses, Vineries. Frames, &c., Glazed, complete. All sorts of doors and windows made to order. Letters addressed to Aberdovey Saw Mills at Ynyslas. EVERY VISITOR SHOULD VISIT THE PUBLIC BATHS, NEWFOUNDLAND STREET. HOT, COLD AND SWIMMING BATHS. NOTICE TO VISITORS AND OTHERS T. GRIFFITHS, LION TEA WAREHOUSE, Opposite the Gogerddan Arms and Lion Hotel, Aberystwyth, TEA AND C OFF EE DEALE R, AND PROVISION MERCHANT. ALWAYS IN STOCK- REAL WILTSHIRE SMOKED BACON AND HAMS (Branded Chas. Harris & Co., Calne) AND HOME-CURED. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS IN DAILY. SOLE AGENT FOR THE MAZZAWETTEE CEYLON TEAS. The 2s 2d Tea reduced to 2s; 2s 6d to 2s 4d 3s to 2s lOd. VISITORS AND RESIDENTS Can rely upon the SAUSAGES & BRAWN MADE BY T. POWELL & Co., MARKET STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, BEING FRESH DAILT. MILLINERY. REGENT HOUSE, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. M. M. JONES, IS NOW SHOWING LATEST IN SUMMER FASHIONS. TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. A CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. F UBNITUR E. DRAWING ROOM SUITES, DINING ROOM SUITES, BEDROOM SUITES. CABINET FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SOLD BY M. H. DAVIS & SONS, BRIDGE STREET AND QUEEN STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. ESTABLISHED 1834. WILLIAM PROBIN, RELIANCE HOUSE, (Opposite the Meat Market, and 15, Pier-street), WORKING WATCHMAKER, LAPIDARY, AND JEWELLER. Purchaser of Brilliants, Old Gold and Silver Modern and Antique Plate. DAVID JONES, PRACTICAL TAILOR, BREECHES MAKER, LADIES' RIDING HABITS & JACKETS, LIVERY, &c., 5, CHALYBEATE, TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM 50s. GOOD WORKMANSHIP. NEWEST STYLES TRUSCOTT, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, LAPIDARY AND OPTICIAN, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. FREDERICK BAKER, 13, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, Ham and Bacon Curer, and Confectioner, Pork Pies and Sausages. Best Home-made & Fancy Bread fresh Daily. Schools, &c., supplied on Reasonable Terms, J. COMPTON, 5, NORTH PARADE, MARKET GARDENER AND SEEDSMAN". All kinds of Home-grown Vegetables Daily. P. GORNALL, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR. All Sizes of IRON and LEAD PIPES PAINTS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c. EARTHEN CLOSETS, FROM 2a 9d EAOB. A LARGE STOCK OF PAPERHANGINGS To select from. 3, NORTH PARADE"! BERYSTWYTH. jbeauous) BnUshw ine The oldest Manufacturers in the trade. i THE MOST REFRESHING DRINKS FOR SUMMER WEATHER, fC >) either plain or mixed with mitral < waters. GINGER, ORANGE, RAISIN, LEMON, &c. BEAUFOY & CO., 87, South Lambeth Rd., LONDON, S.W. This Ointment is confidently recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for Scurvy, Scrofula, Glandular Swellings, Ringworm, Old Wounds, Ulcer- ated Legs, Scald Heads, Blotchss on the ^ace and Body, Bt. Anthony's Fire, Burns, Chilblains, Bruises, Pile, Eiatula, Rheumatism, Bunions, &c. It will heal up the moat obstinate eruptions of the Skin of any kind,—No family should be without it. NO NAME" PILLS. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Ulcerated Legs, Erysipelas. Blotches on the Face, Eruptions on the body, Piles, Fistula, Glandular Swellings, &c., &c. They may be taken by persons of either »ex, are tonic and invigorating, and acting on the Secretions, they are a truly valuable blood purifier, and may be used in conjunction with the "No Name" Ointment of any of the above diseases Sold in Pots and Boxes by all Chemists, price 7Jd Is 1 £ and 2s 94 SOLE PROPRIETOR.— J. WHITEHOUSE, 194, DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS If warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs in either sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel, and Pains is the Back. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes, 4s. 6d. each, by all Chemists and Put tat Medicine Vendors or Best for sixty stamps by the maker* THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES D*UG CO. Lincoln! Wholesale—Barclay aud Sons, Farringdon-street a&<i all the VTioleaala Houses. MONET LENT UPON NOTE OF HAND ALONE* A GENTLEMAN is desirous of making Advances from £ 5 upwards, at five per cent, interest, to male or female, in town or country, without bill of sale or sureties, and strictly private, for any period not exceeding ten years.—Apply to D. Williams, ksq., 15, York-road, Waterloo Bridge, London, S.E. MONET LENT PRIVATELY (without sureties) by the CHARING CROSS BANK (estab. 1870). 28, BEDFORD-ST., CHASING-CROSS, London, W.C. Capital ^300,000. Reserve Fund £ 100,000. ADVANCES IMMEDIATELY MADE. Upon Approved Promissory Notes as follows, with bill of sale. Advance £ 25—12 monthly repayments of £ 2 5 10 50 „ „ 4 11 8 „ 100 „ „ 4 3 4 Larger amounts in the same proportion. ADVANCES of £ 30 to £ 2,000 granted at a few hours* notice, in town or country, male or female, on mortgage of furniture, trade and farm stock, plant, crops, &c., without removal and to assist persons! into business. Also on deeds, policies, and reversions at 5 p< r cent, for one month to 14 years. NOTICE.—Any one requiring mopey will do well before applying eisewhere^or paying fees, to think of this—Surely I can| do better withfja Bank having large! capital at command and devoting themselvee to tliia class of business than I can with so-called private money lenders or agents wfsmnhw' Good borrowers can obtain money here SVctk,™ 'qnickly> privately, and without Sf PaJal>le by easy iastalments. Distance no object.. Call personally,'or write. facilities to all requiringjbanking accounts, cent, interest allowed on (the minimum monthly under — eP°s^ £ !0 and upwards received am 5 per cent per ann., subject to3 months notice of withdrawal S »• »» 6 >, j> 7 „ 12 Special terms for larger amounts. Interest pai quarterly. Write or call for Prospectus. A. "WILLIAMS, Manager. sale. Advance £ 25—12 monthly repayments of £ 2 5 10 50 „ „ 4 11 8 „ 100 „ „ 4 3 4 Larger amounts in the same proportion. ADVANCES of £ 30 to £ 2,000 granted at a few hours* notice, in town or country, male or female, on mortgage of furniture, trade and farm stock, plant, crops, &c., without removal and to assist persons! into business. Also on deeds, policies, and reversions at 5 p< r cent, for one month to 14 years. NOTICE.—Any one requiring mopey will do well before applying eisewhere^or paying fees, to think of this—Surely I can| do better withfja Bank having large! capital at command and devoting themselvee to tliia class of business than I can with so-called private money lenders or agents wfsmnhw' Good borrowers can obtain money here SVctk,™ 'qnickly> privately, and without Sf PaJal>le by easy iastalments. Distance no object.. Call personally,'or write. facilities to all requiringjbanking accounts, cent, interest allowed on (the minimum monthly under — eP°s^ £ !0 and upwards received am 5 per cent per ann., subject to3 months notice of withdrawal S »• »» 6 >, j> 7 „ 12 Special terms for larger amounts. Interest pai quarterly. Write or call for Prospectus. A. "WILLIAMS, Manager. Printed by Water Power and Published by JOHN MOBGAN, at the Observer Office, 1, North Parade, Aberystwyth. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1890.