The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

LL Y F R A U NEWYDDIO N.—Gan Dr. SHORT, GLAN AL^^nIS>?og»idd eraiU. IOLO TREFALDWYN, ISLWYN, MAETHLU, R. J. DERFEL, ac awduron pon S lit Pri8 Swllt. Meddyg Anifeiliaid. Gan John Edwards, Caerwys, a Ail Gynyg. Gan Mynyddog. John Edwards, Abergele gyda Darluniau. Caniadau Maethlu. Gan £ J. D erf el. Pris Tri Swllt a Chwe'cheiniog. Caneuon Miny M detholiad 0 Ganeuon. B&nesion y Beibl: Yn cael eu beglurhau gyda 300 o ddar- ^Sfau ^P- Gan ,G1f" A&n (rn,eWn Byrddau)* hinian. Gan y Parch. Thos. Levi. Traethodau Bacon—Gwladol a Moesol. Pris Swllt a Chwe'Cheiniog. Pris Chwe'cheiniog. Llyfr y Frenhines Sef Hanes ei Theithiau yn Ucheldir- people's Guide to the County Court. oedd Yscotland, Iwerddon, a Chymru. Readv Instructor in Reading and Penmanship. Pri» Swllt. GM.Tho^J^IOjjrh.wdf.tdd.) J Uythyr-Ysgrifydd. Saesneg, a Chymraeg. Hymnan a Thonau, yn y Tonic Sol-Ffa. •Holwyddoreg ar Hanesiaeth Ysgrythyrol. Gan y di- pn8 Pedair Ceiniog. V„ Barch. J. Hughes, Liverpool. l in y Tlws Arian, Argraffiad newydd gyda lluaws Yr Eglwyg. Gan y Parch. D. C. Davies, M.A., Llundam. egiadau. Gan John Phillips (Tegidon). g?ncyn Penhydd. Gan E. Matthews, Caerdydd. Oriau Olaf Iesu Grist. Gan y Parch. L. Jones, iiaia. yr Llvfr Carolau, yn y Tonic Sol-Ffa. riau r Bore. ") 0 Ganeuon. Geiriaduron Cymraeg. Is, yr nn. r,TTrvl_c, -is gj. Ge»rd Ar Cer<Jd°r. I-Gan J. Ceiriog Hughes. GeiriaduronCymraeg-Saesoneg-a Saesoneg-Cymr g, I Llythyr-Yegrif enydd Saesoneg a Chymraeg, Is. yr un, yn r„au r Haf- J rhwym mewn llian, Is. 6c. yrun. Wo Trefaldwyn. Llyfrau Salm Donan o 2s. 6c. yr un ac uchod. Islwyn. The Welsh Harp A Collection of Welsh Airs. In thre Qediadau Byrion. Gan Glan Alun. parts, price Is. per part. ^aneuon Mynyddog. STOO NEWYDD 0 LYFRAU CYMRAEG A SAESONEG NEWYDD EU DERBYN. itymnau Newydd a Hen, Oyibg AttodW ■ am Ie., fc, H*. 10c., Is. 2e., a 2a. 6e. V un. iff; 011 ^12I"71 LIyfr Gweddi Cyffredin, 0 6e. i 10s. 6c. yr un. Ditto ditto gyda HymnauHen a Newydd, o Is. yr un ae uchod, mewn rhwymiad cryf a destlus. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS i gw 250 ddarluniau Is. i gynwys 50, 0 2s. 6e. i 12". 6d.; i gynwys 100 (dan I F0D YN P.HODDION, ic. £ 2. rr; o „ ». Mvyaduron (Microscopes) i'r Llogell, gydag un slide mewn blwch hardd, 3s. y LIawlyfr i'r Mwyadur, Is. rellweled ron (Telescopes) Liogell, hynod net tbol, mewn amgauad 7s. 6e. a 12a. yr un. y cyawys cwwpas pres, gyda phin a pheusil,point8, a ]Blychau 0 offervnau Meintonyddol (Mathematical I'nstruments) Yn Crayon kolder, 0 6c. yr un. lweh Dwfr-Jiwiau Cymdeithas y Celfyddydau, yn cynwys deg teisen 0 ddwfr-liwiau da, a thri brwsi, gyda -byfar- wyddiadau pa fodd i weithio gyda deg lliw, pris Swllt. Vtlase Win i'r Llogell am 2s. 6c., 3s. 3c., a 4s. yr un. Cyflenwad rheolaidd o Bapyrau Dyddiol ac Wythnosol. 5SS LSSF-W— • ^"B M NEM geisir ar dderbyniad archeb am y cyfryw. BOOKSTALL-GORSAF FFORDD HAIARN, MACHYNLLETH. 2, LITTLE DARKGATE-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. l' J. P. JONES, T,TXTn mQja pvtp-nqive alterations for the accommodation of Customers, respectfully announces his TTAV. and begs to direct attention^ his Complete and Varied SELECTION of'NOVELTIES for the present and approaching rSeasons.. 0I" The stock is now replete with the Latest Designs in every Department. t J. GRIFFITHS. GROCER, &c., CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, QUEEN-STREET (LATE BRIDGE-STREET), ABERYSTWYTH, WtdtjtB _„hirtl his thanks to his numerous supporters during the sixteen years of his career in busi- ISHES to ret and begs their favour in the future at his New Establishment, it being his aim to JSh^SoflrtMe,, wid.prompt rttontta. «.d them»t Mod.r.t, Charge NOTE. CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, QUEEN-STREET, CLOSE TO CHALYBEATE TERRACE. JAMES McILQUHAM, ISON AND METAL MERCHANT, MACHINE BROKER, BUYER of all kinds of Old Machinery and bcrap Iron. Wholesale dealer in all kinds of Earthenware anw2tel; for manufacturing, all kinds of Waste Paper, old Account Books, &c. &c. Bridge-end House, Aberystwyth. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. 5 NEWSPAPERS PER RAIL. following rates LY NEwSPAPERS. PerQuarter. Per Quarter. £ s. d. 118 Birmingham DaOy The Times j j g Gazette 0 7 7 Morning Post 7 7 Birmingham Morning Daily News Q 7 7 News 0 7 7 Standard 0 7 7 Liverpool Mercury ..077 Daily Telegraph 0 7 Liver^ool Courier. 0 7 7 0 7 7 J ? P SSF™PAPERS- Oswestry Advertizer i 3 S'eTOofdI's'Kews"1 SSSS" J ? Sr;^w.»§ Punch f S 9 Saturday Review 7 0 S; i I &rng. SSS' j IS ChSchR^ew. -2 « Army «nd Navy Gazette 7 0 I'ield 7 0 V t O Laud and Water 7 0 Building >«ews Athenwum 3 9 410 Illustrated London News 6 0 Bells Life • •• • ^c_ ^e>vs of the World 2 8 +v,P'above prices Extra numbers charged in addition to Goks and Monthly Magazines from :is. and upwards 1E'hvered free; lower-priced Magazines at a trifling charge for carria-e. Terms 'CASTI in ad7ance. Orders not accompanied by a remittance will nüt he attended to. Stamps not taken, <»>!«• .t the rate of 13 CAXTON STEAM PRINTING WORKS AND BAILEY HEAD, OSWESTRY. BOOKS OFFERED BY ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, & VENABLLb. ItTTARTIN CIIUZZLE WIT, with Fifty-nine JVl Illustrations by F. J. Barnard, price Four Shillings. T1 iq i1? perhaps, the best illustrated of the late Charles TV i J's novels. Mr Barnard has adopted the original idea of peIk-iiiff arRl Tom Pinch, but he has created a Montagu TiggCand Mrs Gamp. Concert ^sy arid just as formal as l « 10s. (Jd., Offered for a$, 6d, T WE OF JOHN MYWOT^y of the most complete ,^tg_ price Half-a- ^arvelous hunting and other exp crown WJVAOTAGES OF THE CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS FOR ADVERTISING. 'JHE great anddisplay" 4D- Ihese railways are 17» dipping ports, water- ^?^lmp0nai,t bUSin?Sroutes ia a district including ^op 'S Cardiganshire, Merioneth- streams of tourists from XKace to place. gdom are continually Passl on the line, several PonsTrVevenoreiffht J;an,f Portmadoc, and market toWn; ^^ding the slate port of -r.ianfyllin, Welshpool, ,0awestry, Ellesmere, .dloes atl(j the cele-1 ^ated^' ^ach\nlleth, and also Barmouth, To^^atenng place of Aberystwytn, an Ma?' 'jl!?elley, Criccieth, &c.. gome 0f the ftiogt ty t'3e Stations are startm,, P including tourist routes in Great ^e famous VS FLA'THE REGIONS ABOUT SIJtty. atlons on the Cambrian Railway number about ."J-MMS, WooDiLl, ml VBSJHLB CM unto- display Bo-ards at the Station on moderate term • »V oiks, Oaw<jgtr j COKER CANVAS HAYWARD. DECHREUWYD gwneyd y Canvas emvoghwn tua chan' mlynedd yn ol, gan hynafiaid y presennol Mr.Richard Hayward, ofirm R. Hayward and Co. Yn mis Medi, 1870, dinystriwyd yr oil o'r adeiladau gweu gan An. Er y pryd hwnw, y mae'r cwbl wedi eu hailadeiladu. 'u ffitio gyda'r peiriannau goreu er gwneuthur canvM., Galluoga hyn y perchenogion i wneyd Canvas a Twines digyffelyb. Y gofal mawr gyda'r gwneuthuriad, ac i beidio defn- yddio dim ond y defnyddiau goreu, sydd wedi bod yn oddion i beri i'r Canvas hwn gael ei edmygu mor fawr am gynnifer :> flynyddau. Prawf o hyn ydyw na bydd i'r neb a'i defnyddio unwaith gymeryd yr un math arall. Canfyddant ei fod yn fwy parhaol, yn gwneyd gwell hwyliau, a thrwy ei fod yn glosiach na r un arall, gwna i ong hwylio yn gyflymach. Y mae Canvas o nodwedd llawer gwaelach yn cael ei wneyd a'i werthu am lai pris, ond er bod" Hayward's Coker Canvass ynuwch ei bris, gwelir mai efe ydyw y rhataf yn y diwedd, ac ni raid ond rlioddi prawf arno er gweled ei ragoroldeb. Ceidw Meistri R. Hayward and Co. stoc helaeth yn Lerpwl er cyflenwi y dosbarth Cymreig, a derbynia pob orders a anfonir i'r goruchwylwyr sylw uniongyrchol, a thelir cludiad unrhyw swm i unrhyw ran or Dywysog- aeth. Goruchwylwyr dros Lerpwl a'r dosbarth Cymreig:— MAURICE GANDY and Co., 18, Red Cross-street, Liverpool GWETTHFEYDD :—Coker Sailcloth Works, Crewkerne Somerset. ROBERT LEWIS, MARKET HALL AND PUBLIC ROOMS, DOLGELLEY, GENERAL BILL POSTER, &c. RICHARD EVANS, Shop Goch, Dolgelley, General Bill Poster ,Messenger, &c. Contracts may bè made w.ith Auctioneers and Publishers. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. ASKEW ROBERTST"WOODALL, & VENA- BLES have just received a New Stock of ALBUMS from the best makers, at remarkably low prices, all the latest patterns and colours. Albums to hold twenty-five Cartes, One Shilling. A variety of ALBUMS to hold fifty Cartes from 2s. 6d. each, in Green, Brown, Scarlet, and other colours. Double ALBUMS to hold 100 Cartes (two on a page), from 4s. Do. very neat for Vignette and other Cartes, with Illuminated Title, 5s. 6d. The OXFORD ALBUMS, bound in Morocco, newly de- signed Oxford Border, entwined with Oak leaves on back, 7s. 6d. Rustic Pattern back in Brown Morocco Leather, covered Clasp, quite new, 13s. 6d. The Oxford, Rustic, Laced and other handsome pat- terns. CABINET ALBUMS. A Large Variety of CABINET ALBUMS to hold I Cabinet and Scrap Photographs, Vignette, and other Cartes, with cloth or leather joints, according to price. Linen an 1 Pap?r SCRAP BOOKS in various sizes. BAILEY HEAD. OSWESTRY. Orders afc any ef the Railway Bookstalls. BOOKS FOR THE COUNTRY. PRICE ONE SHILLING EACH. THE KITCHEN GARDEN; by S. W. DALAMER. THE FLOWER GARDEN; by the same Author 'fHE POULTRY YARD. JL Bees- CAGE and SINGING BIRDS, INDOW GARDENING. /COMMON BRITISH MOTHS by the Rev. J vy G. WOOD, with Illustrations. vy G. WOOD, with Illustrations. THE WELSH COAST. TO HOTEL KEEPERS, LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS, &G. ADVERTISEMENTS of HOTELS and A. LODGING-HOUSES will be verted in the Cambrian News during the season, before the Ll&lf? ^d ^TSITORS, at 5s. per inch for the whole season. Shou |be scut u.s once to the Caftlurl&n ifMS Q2ise» PUBLIC ROOMS, DOLGELLEY. FOR TWO NIGHTS, Monday, 17th, and Tuesday, 18th of June. The Messrs HENRY AND WALTER WARDROPER, (" The Twin-like Mimics." -Standard) WTTJ, have the honour of appearing as above in their varied entertainment (as given by them at the Royal Polytechnic, London, for 250 consecutive oc. casions). TWO HOURS OF REFINED AND REALISTIC MIMICRY, In which the Brothers wilt introduce their many and truthful delineations of character from "HIGH,LOW," and NO" SOCIETY, impersonate TWENTY-FIVE DISTINCT INDIVIDUALS, and display their versatile powers and magical rapidity of change of costume, coun- tenance. character, and voice the whole forming a Novel, High Class, Mimetic, and Musical ENTERTAINMENT, showing "OURSELVES AS OTHERS SEE US." Solo Pianist: Mr J. CANTER. Acting Manager: Mr J. H. STRINGER. CAMBRIAN AND LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAYS. SEASON EXCURSIONS, 1872. ON MONDAY, June 24th, CHEAP EXCURSION BOOKINGS to LONDON, at the following Times and Fares:- Fares for the Doable Honr of Dept. Journey. From a.m. 3rd CL 1st CL Aberystwyth 7 0"] Bow Street 7 12 Lanflhangel 7 17 Berth.?. 7 26 Ynyslas 7 32 17s. Cd. 85s. Glandovey 7 49 a pwlIheli 6 0 a Criccieth 6 21 a Portmadoc 6 33, a Barmouth 7 28, a Dolgelley 7 5j 16s 6d a Towyn 88L ? Aberdovey 8 13 r Machynlleth 8 15 Cemmes Boad 8 S1J Llanbrynmair 8 47 » Carno 9 7 r 15s. S0d, Llanidloes 6 0 J Caersws jj 2JK Moat Lane #40 Newtown 5 52, ,4g Abermule u Montgomery 8 18 Forden 6 18 J Four Crosses 6 201 Llanfyllin 7 0- 13s. 6J. 27s. LlanjTnynech o lo Oswestry 8 6] Ellesmere 8 23 Welshampton 8 80 • 13s. Od. 25s. Bettisfield 8 34 Fenn's Bank 8 42 Children under Twelve years of age, half-price. Returning on Friday, June 28th, from Euston Station, London, at 8'10 a.m.. v a Passengers for Pwllheli, Criccieth, Portmadoc, Bar- mouth, Dolgelley, Towyn, and Aberdovey, on return leave Euston Station, London, at 6*25 a.m. Tickets not transferable. Luggage under 60 lbs. free, at passenger's own risk. The Companies cannot in any way be responsible for detention on the line, at the same time every exertion will be made to ensure punctuality. Tickets and Billa and every information to be had at the above-named Stations. HENRY CATTLE, Traffic Manager. Oswestry, June 10th, 1872. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. GRAND CHORAL FESTIVAL AT HARLECH CASTLE, On Wednesday, June 19th, 1872. ON the above date, Passengers will be booked to HARLECH at the following Cheap Fares From (Jswestry, dep. 5'5 a.m.; Llynelys, 5'14, Llany. mynech, 5 20; Four Crosses, 5 25; Pool Quay, 5*34; But- tington, 5*41; Welshpool, 5 55; Forden, 6 "5 Montgomery, 6'13. Fares for the double journey 1st class, 7s.; 3rd class, 3s. 6d. From Abermule, dep. 6'23; Newtown, 6'35; Llanidloes, 5'0; Dolwen, 5'5: Llandinam, 5'14; Moat Lane, 6'48. Fares for the double journey 1st class, 6s.; 3rd class, 3s. From Caersws, dep. 6'53; Pontdolgoch, 6'58; Carno, 7'10; Llanbrynmair, 7'30; Cemmes Road, 7'50 Aberyst- wyth, 7*0; Bow Street, 7*12; Llanfihangel, 7*17. Fares for the double journey 1st class, 5s.; 3rd class. 2s. 6d. From Borth, dep. 7*26 a.m. Ynyslas, 7*32 Glandovey, 7'49. Fares for the double journey; 1st class, 4s. 3rd class, 2s. Arriving at Harlech at 10-0 a.m. Children under twelve, half price. Returning from Harlech the same day at 8-0 p.m. The Company cannot in any way be responsible for detention on the line; at the same time every exertion will be made to ensure punctuality. Tickets and Bills to be obtained at the Stations. HENRY CATTLE, Oswestry, June, 1872. Traffic Manager. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Cambrian Railways Company will be held at the Railway Station, Machynlleth, in the county of Mont- gomery, on Friday, the 21st day of June instant, at one o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, approving of, the following Bill now pending in Parliament, viz. :— "A Bill to incorporate a Company for maintaining an existing Railway from theGorsedda Slate Quarry, in the county of Carnarvon, to Portmadoc, in the same county; and for making a Railway from BJaen-y- pennant, in the same county, to join the said existing Railway, and for other purposes." And also for the purpose of considering, and, if thought fit, of approving, an Agreement made between the Bala and Dolgelley Railway Company of the first part, the Great Western Railway Company ef the second part, and the Cambrian Railways Company of the third part, in relation to the Station at Dolgelley. Dated this 3rd day of June, 1872. GEO. LEWIS, Secretary. Company's Offices, Oswestry. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS. ON and after the 8th instant, THIRD CLASS TICKETS will be issued over all parts of the Cambrian Railways by every Train. Tickets issued at intermediate Stations can only be given conditionally, on the chance of there being room in the same class of carriage on the arrival of the Train, and if there be no room the money will be returned for any Ticket produced at the Booking Office immediately on the departure of the Train for which it has been purchased. HENRY CATTLE, Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager's Office, Oswestry, 4th April, 1872. r CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. PORTMADOC STATION. — i. TO BE LET by Tender, the recently-erected REFRESHMENT ROOMS, at the above Station. Possession on the 1st July next. Further Particulars and Forms of Tender may be obtained from the undersigned, to whom Tenders are to be sent, on or before the 17th instant, sealed and endorsed, Tender for Portmadoc Refreshment Rooms." runtrra a «. GEO. LEWIS, Secretary. Company's Office, Oswestry, 1st June, 1872. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS OMPANY. THE DIRECTORS of this Company are Prepared to Receive TENDERS for LOCOMOTIVE COAL, n uch Quanties and at such times as may be Required during the Twelve Months ending 30th Jane, 1873. Terms of Tender may be obtained at the office of the Locomotive Superintendent, Oswestry The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders may be sent in to the undersigned, on or before the 17th of June next. GEO. L E WIS, Secretary. Oswestry, 27th May, 1872. TO GENTLEMEN DESIRING OCCUPATION or RETIREMENT.—For SALE, a nice little-t ARM of eight acres of excellent Freehold Land, called Nanty- glyn," in North Wales, with farm house, &c. lhis pro- perty being conveniently situate near Colwyn. station the most picturesque and salubrious spot on the sea-coast between Mostyn and Holyhead—renders it a beautiful site for a gentleman's modern residence. Pl:ce ,• Apply to WATSON, No. 15, Fenwiok-street, Liverpool. PASTORALS FOR THE TIMES. YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS, a Pastoral fc r the Times: by J. BALDWIN BROWN, M.A. Author of The Home Life," the Divine Life in Man, &c. Price One Shilling. Sold by ASKEW ROBESTS WOQD w4 yo4bujh Bailey 1l Qaw«Btay» MERIONETHSHIRE. To be Sold by Auction by MR L. WILLIAMS at the Angel Inn, Dolgelley on Tuesday, June the 18th, 1872, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale then to be pro- duced, in one lot, all tboee Two FREEHOLD COTTAGES, Out-houses, Garden, and Piece of Waste Land and Pre- mises, and being part of Tynant Farm, Brithdir, in the parish of Dolgelley, i-i- the county of Merioneth, the same being situate on the opposite side of the high road from the Farm House of Tynant, and now in the occupation of Mrs Anne Jones, or her under-tenants. Immediate possession can be given. The tenant will show the property, and for-further par- ticulars apply to Mr PASSINGHAM, Solicitor, Bala, or to the Auctioneer. ON THE SOUTH COAST OF CARNARVONSHIRE. Highly Attractive Sale of Freehold Property, the Parciau Estate, near Criccieth, containing 133 acres, divided into twenty-eight lots, varying from i an acre to twenty- nine acres, of Charmingly Situated Freehold Sites for Sea-side Residences, overlooking and contiguous to the rapidly rising and favourite Watering-place of Cric- cieth. To be Sold by Public Auction, by MB. W. DEW, at the George Inn, Criccieth, on Tuesday, the 25th day of June, 1872, at Twelve o'clock noon, subject to conditions then and there to be produced. This VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, bav. ing a southerly aspect, is contiguous to and overlooks that rapidly rising and favonriteWatering-place, Criccieth, commands one of the Grandest Sea and Mountain Views in North Wales, the former extending across Cardigan Bay with Harlech Castle and the Merionethshire Moun- tains on the one side, and the Rival Mountains and Pro- montory of Ueyn, on the other. The fine old ruin of Criccieth Castle, within 500 yards of the house, a con spicnous and most picturesque object in the landscape The property comprises three Farms called Parciau, Broneifion, and Caellobrith, respectively containing 21a. Jr. 36p., 45a. 3r. lp. and 49a. 2r. Ip., as well as other Tenements generally well supplied with water, and runs along the Pwllheli Turnpike Road. The above three Farms will first be put up in throe Lots, and if not so sold, then the various Lots as shown on plans and particulars will be offered in their order. The Estate is surrounded by the properties of W. Ormsby Gore, S. O. Priestley, Owen Evans. G. A. Hud- dart, and John Jones, Esqs., and the several plantations and other idences adjoining give additional charm to the extreme beauty of the landscape. It is also close to the Criccieth Station on the Cambrian Railway. The Resi- dence, immediate possession of which may be had after the day of Sale, with part of the home farm, is situated within the boundary of the Borough of Criccieth, and thus confers all Burgess Rights on the owner and occupier. The whole of this valuable property with the ex- ception of Lot 1 and about an Acre of Lot 2, if free from tithe-rent. Plans with view and particulars may be had at the prin- cipal Hotels in North Wales, of Mr WATKINS, Muriau, Criccieth Mr EDWARD BREESE, Solicitor, Portmadoc, and from the AUCTIONEER, Wellfield House, Bangor. ANTED, a Young Man ^as JUNIOR TV ASSISTANT in the Grocery and Provision Trade. —Apply at EVAN NKWELL'S, Porthgwyn, Towyn. PPRENTICE.-MR J. H. DAVIES, Pharmaceu- A tical Chemist, Apothecaries' Hall, Aberystwyth, haa a VACANCY for a Youth as APPRENTICE. ABERYSTWYTH. TO BE LET, and entered upon, on 12th May next, all that excellent Old Established HOUSE of BUSI- NESS, situate at the top of Bridge-street; one of the best thoroughfares in the town. The House and Shop are large and commodious, with Warehouses, &c., at the rear attached. For further particulars apply to Mr ROBERT EDWARD, Church-street, Aberystwyth. ON THE TERRACE, ABERDOVEY. TO BE LET, with immediate possession, HOUSE AND SHOP, with ground adjoining, well adapted for a small Fancy Business. First-class position. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr W. R. Davies, Dolgelley. BARMOUTH. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET, contain- ing Dining-room, Sitting-room, and Four Goad kbedroouis. The above is beautifully situated, with an ample Plot of Ground in Front and a Kitchen Garden behind. A Fine Sea View. Full particulars on application to the Rev. R. OWSN, BjD., Vron-y-graig, Barmouth. ON SALE, EXCELLENT FARM, MOST FAVOURABLY SITUATED. This Freehold Property of 44 Acres of Excellent LAND with Small Modern Brick Farm-house and Capacious Out-building, Gardens, &c., is close to first- class Railway Station and Watering Place on the North Welsh Coast. Price £ 3,200. Annual rental value, £ 120.— Apply to WATSON, 15, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. TO BUILDERS. THE ABERYSTWYTH SCHOOL BOARD are willingjto receive TENDERS for Building the New Schools and other works connected therewith. The Plans and Specifications can be seen at the office of Messrs SZLUMPER and ALDWINCKLE, Queen's-road, Aberystwyth. Sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Building Schools," to be sent to me not later than^Thursday, the 4 th July next. JAMES W. THOMAS, Clerk to the Board. Aberystwyth, June lOtb, 1872. ABERYSTWYTH UNION. CONTRACTS. TO BUTCHERS, FLOUR DEALERS, FARMERS, MILKMEN, GROCERS, COAL MERCHANTS, CARPENTERS, AND SHOEMAKERS. THE GUARDIANS of the POOR of the above named Union are desirous of receiving TENDERS from such persons as are willing to contract for supplying the workhouse with the following articles from the 25th day of June inst., to the 25th day of December next, V1Round of beef with and without bone, per lb; legs of mutton, per lb; wheat, per bushel; flour, per sack; butter, fresh and salt, per lb; cheese, per lb oatmeal, per sack; tea, per oz; sugar, white and brown, per lb soap, per lb also pepper, starch, soda, blue, paraffin oil, and candles milk, per pint; coals, per ton. CLOTHING.—Brown winsey, per yard twenty-nine inches stripe, per yard billy fooden, per yard dark grey Melton cloth, &c., per yard thirty inches grey calico, per yard. The above to be delivered at the workhouse at such times and in such quantities as the Guardians may require. The Guardians will also enter into contracts for the supply of coffins for the workhouse and the different districts, and for shoes for the inmates of the work- house. The Guardians reserve to themselves the power of con- tracting separately for each article, and do not bind them- selves to accept the lowest or any tender. All proposals must be sealed (marked Tenders") and delivered to me at or before eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Friday, the 21st day of June inst. Samples must be produced, as the quality of the articles will be most rigidly enforced, and no consideration as to price will at all weigh as an excuse for the same not being of the quality contracted for. By order of the Board, HUGH HUGHES, Clerk to the Guardians. Aberystwyth, 11th June, 1872. ———— ABERYSTWYTH UNION. APPOINTMENT OF MASTER AND MATRON OF OF THE WORKHOUSE. THE Guardians of the Poor of the above-named Union will, at their next ordinary meeting, to be held on Monday the 24th day of June instant, at the hour of Eleven o'clock 'in the foienoon, proceed to the appointment of Master and Matron of the Union Workhouse, in the room of Mr and Mrs Griffiths, who have resigned. The person appointed Master, in addition to the duties to be performed by him as such Master, will have to hold the offices and perform the duties of Relieving Officer and Col- lector to the Guardians for the district called the Aberyst- wyth district, which comprises eight parishes or townships, viz. The Town and Liberties of Aberystwyth, Broncastellan, Clarach Issayndre, Llanbadarny Croyddin Lower, Uchayndre, Vaenor'Upper, and Vaenor Lower. Candidates must be man and wife under the age of 40 years of steady, active, and energetic habits. They must be fully competent te keep accounts, and efficiently to discharge all the duties connected with their respective offices, as pre- scribed by the orders and regulations of the Local Govern- ment Board. The salary of the Master, conjointly with the offices of Relieving Officer, will be £ 40 and the Matron £ 10 per annum with rations, washing, and apartments. The allow- ance to the Collector to the Guardians will be X,5 per cent on the amount of money collected. The master will be required to enter into a bond with two sufficient sureties in the sum of 2200, for the due and faithful discharge of his duties. Applications in the handwriting of the candidates, stating age, previous and present occupation, accompanied with testimonials of recent date, to be sent to me at or before ten o'clock in the forenoon of Monday, the 24th day of June instant. The elected candidates must be prepared to enter upon their duties on the 25th day of June instant, and the appoint- ment will be made subject to the approval of the Local Government Board. By order of the Board, [ £ beryrtvytb,lQtb J(UK1§72. HUGH HUGHES, Clerk to the Guardians. [ £ beryrtvytb,lQtb J(UK1§72. i 1 ——————— "———————-——-——— 'V U Un.N.Nr 9, PIER STREET, AND I, LITTLE, DARKGATE STREET ABERYSTWYTH. EDWARD EDWARDS, (SUCCESSOR TO MR HUGH DAVIES) Begs respectfully to announce his return from LONDON, and PARIS, and is now showing a choice and extensive STOCK OF SILK, CLOTH, AND CASHMERE JACKETS, POLONAISE AND MANTLES, FANCY SHAWLS, SILK, AND YOKOHAMA SILK SKIRTS, BATISTE, PIQUE, AND FANCY SKIRTS. THE NEW TASSEAU, BATISTE, PIQUE, AND OTHER COSTUMES IN GREAT VARIETIES. SUNSHADES, SILK SCARFS, LACE AND FANCY GOODS OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS. O MILLINERY. E. E. begs to call special attention to the Millinery Department, which will be found replete with novelties in French Millinery, and Trimmed Straw Bonnets and Hats. UNTRIMMED STRAW BONNETS AND HATS. HEAD-DRESSES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. Sc., &c1 L "WHITE STAR" LINE. OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY (LIMITED). LIVERPOOL to and from NEW YORK. These new full-powered Steamships Sail from LIVERPOOL on Thursdays, QUEENSTOWN on Fridays. ADRIATIC .June 201 BALTIC June 27 ATLANTIC July 4 OCEANIC .July 11 These vessels are all uniform, of the highest speed, aad replete with modern conveniences in every department. Saloon and Cabins are amidships. Passengers booked through to all parts of United States, British America, China, Japan, India, and Australia. Drafts issued on New York free of charge. Saloon passage, £ 18 18s. and £ 16 16s. Return Tickets, 27 Guineas. Steerage, 1:6 6s. For Freight, apply at the Company's Office, 19, Broadway, New York, and 374, Wabash Avenue, Chicago; in Queenstown, JAMES SCOTT and Co., or to XSMAY, IMRIE, & CO., 10, Water-street Liverpool; or to 7, East India-avenue. London, E.C. NATIONAL LINE. THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE ARE THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS AFLOAT. STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK Every WEDNESDAY, AND FROM QUEENSTOWN everylTHURSDAY. NATIONAL STEAMSHIP COM. A PANY (LIMITED). The new full-powered British Iron Screw TONS, SHIPS. TONB Egypt, Grogan 5,064 England, Andrews Spain, Grace 4,900 I The Queen, Thomas 4,441 Italy, Thompson.4,3 2 Holland, Bragg a,847 France, Thomson 8,571 i Ei-in, La\v.=on 8,956 Canada Webster. 3,500 Helvetia, Griggs. 3,974 Greece, Kemp 3,500 Denmark, Sumnet 3,723 Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as fololws:- ITALY. Wednesday, 19th Jane. SPAIN. Wednesday, 26th June. FRANCE. Wednesday, 3rd July. And from Queenstown the following days. The Saloon accommodation on Board these Steamers is n- surpassed, the Staterooms being unusually large, and open off I the Saloons, which are situated in the poop on deck—the poop being 130 feet long Rate of Passage 12, 15, and 17 Guineas, according to accom- modation in Stateroom-all having same privilege in Saloon. Return Tickets, TWENTY-FIVE GUINEAS. The Steerage accommodation is unequalled for Space, Light, and Ventilation. Abundance of Fresh Provisions berved up cooked by the Company's Stewards. Rates of Passage on Reduced Terms Passengers booked through to &opinwall-San Francisco-the Inland 2 owns of Canada and oj the United States on favour- able terms; also, to Australia, Neto Zealand, China, and Japan, at loxo through rates, vid New York and San Francisco. For Freight or Passage, apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO. (LIMITED), 21 and 28, Water-street, Liverpool; Or to N. and J. CUMMINS and BROS., Queenstown, Or to the Agents- ,q WILLIAM DAVIES Dolgelley. HUGH WILLIAMS, Inion Inn, Llanrwst. JOSEPH KELLOW, 2, Park-road, Portmadoc. JOHN POWELL 2. Charles-street. Wrexham. WILLIAM H. LARKIN, Auctioneer, Llanidloes. "Cynnwysa y llyfr hwn gyfarwyddyd ymarferol da iawn, a gall dynion wneud llawer peth gwaeth na rhoddi swllt am dano.Lancet. |>HEOLAU SYML IECHYD, ac Awgrymiadau -LV yng Nghylch Damweiniauu a Chelfydau Cyffredin, yng Nghyd a'r Modd i ymwneud a hwynt, wedi eu casglu gan DAWSON W. TURNER, D.C.L. Prif Athraw y Sefydliad Brenhinol, Liverpool. Wedi eu hadolygu, a'u diwygio, a'u helaethu gan saith o feddygon enwog, bump o ba rai sydd yn dal cyssylltiad ag y yspytai a chlafdai cyhoeddus Llundain a Lerpwl. Pris Swllt. Sold at the Bookstalls on the Cambrian Railways, at Aberystwyth, Machynlletb, Welshpool, and by Messrs ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, and VENABLES, Bailey Head, Oswestry. MR SELL IS, DENTIST, MOUNT PLEASANT, DOLGELLEY. MAY be consulted upon all eases of "DENTAL SURGERY, at his residence, as above. At Home every SATURDAY, and on THUHSBAY by f appointment. CORWEN-Miss JONES, Confectioner, 2nd and 4th Fri- day in every month. NEWTOWN-Every Tuesday. PWLLHELI—At Mr FBANCIS EVANS, Bookseller, High- street, every Wednesday. PORTMADOC-Mrs BENNET WILLIAMS, Snowdon-street, 1st and 3rd Friday in every month. Operations without pain, and aLl cases guaranteed. ( PmcK ONE SHILLING. BRITISH BUTTERFLIES; figures and des criptions of every Native Species by W. S COLEMAN. BRITISH BIRDS' EGGS and NESTS; by the Rev. J. C. ATKINSON, with Illustrations. BRITISH FERNS, and their Allies, comprisingl the Ferns, Club-mosses, Pepper-worts, and Horse-I tails; by THOMAS MOOIIE. With coloured Illustrations,' by W. S. COLEMAN. 0OMMON OBJECTS OF THE COUNTRY. by W. S. COLEMAN. 0OMMON OBJECTS OF THE COUNTRY. COMMON OBJECTS~OF THE SEA SHORE; ANGLING-, AND WHERE TO GO SHOOT- ING, &c., &e. ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, & VENABLE S, BAILEY HEAD, OSWESTRY. And Railway Bookstalls Oswestry, Welshpool, Mach- ynlleth and Aberystwyth. HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, LLANDUDNO. PROPRIETOR AND MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT H. THOMAS, M.D., (LATE OF CHESTER). TURKISH, Russian, Compressed Air, and othel Baths. Liberal Diet and all Comforts ofhomr liie. For termB apply to the Manager, BYE-G ONES RELATING TO WALES AND THE BORDER COUNTIES. 0NsSfPT°F fTFTshiLLI^ in Postage MBSHuSS^rS-wT'fiCa^uWOTk8- 1 Sa,eJUchol,1-,a8hioned tr'uniperv &Be tlmes lndee old old old frienùs, 0-d times, old maiiners, old bùob, old wille. 18/ 2, win be sent, post free, in quarterly or such other carta as may be convenient to the publishers in reprintSf.P As only one hundved copxcs are Drmtfd i must always be extremely hoic/aad names are entered as they re received. 8 NOTES, QUERIES, and REPLIES on subjects interest- ing to W ales and the Borders, must be addressed to 7orIts' must h/ W?hi m confi'^ce, aud the writing careful!v i^wspap'Ts, books and MS.S. careiuliy used and promptly returned vnSl ?"ewcolumn of he newspaper, each week, is de- ^Bye-gorics, i respondents must not be disap- poi nted if their com nications do not receive immediate attention. — lD gfveT"8 B°°kS aPe qaoted> name and Page should The Reprint of Bye-gones is in a convenient form and wben completed will wake a handsome volume. Th^ frit and second parts are now ready, containing Notes Queries and Replies on the following subjects :-PorkS ton or Brogyntyn, Robert Waithuian. De Quincev ft Oswestry, 1 he Drama in Montgomeryshire, Foreign Sur- names in Montgomeryshire, Dinam, what does it mean' ^1Fw°i Th? Shropshire Toast, Easter Custom's SaloD T)rKgeS' £ f-ynnon Elia"> Pantomime in „ rb £ ma* Sheiton Oak, Portmadoc, mean- ing of name, Powis House, London, Yew Trees in Mont- gomeryshire in Oswestry, The Devil in Shrewsbury, Dolgelley Domen LlaDymyneeh Hill Legends, Welsh Ar ry Isknd 0wBership, Lilleshall House, Welshpool Cardigan Liberties, Bannisters of Middle, Justice in Jeopardy in Wales, Merioneth History, > ale of Ceiriog Lsgend, Formation of the County of Montgomery, Clunnesland, Flowering Sundav and Welch Funerals, Arian Daear, The Queen at an Eisteddfod, ^8 Contest, Shrewsbury in 1G65, Oswestry Vicars, Cockfightang Herberts, Stadross, Heraldic Grievance in V. ales, Oswestry Old Church, Soup Shops in Salop, Tomen Gastell, Princes Oak, Mayor of Llan- sihn, Lordoastlemainein Oswvstry. Briefs for Whittington Church, Bible Names xa Wales, Christrn-s Meat in Oswestry, Berwyn Legend, Was Salop iu Wales ? Shrew* lr JTP°nn°lP,\ate' L°t^ry Winners in Sa V. Quakers in Wales, Old Folks m Wales, Ancient Coins at Llan- armon, Croeswylan or Croesyllan, Welsh Remedy for femall-pox-, Church Bells in Wale?, Epitaph at Llan-V rhaiadr, Shropshire Patriotism, Floating Island in Watea, Oswestry Ghost, Seventh Sons in Wales. Welsh Smokere, Lunatic Influences in Wales Ojwestrv Schools, A Welsh Hymn, North Shropshire Ye,)War.r.rl Februiir.v Weather n w l8' Aa JnmP,er8' Tomb of lorwerth, Death Tokens Edevndon% nW!? was he 'ever Lord of E.deyrnion ? Death from Joy in Salop, Sweeney Craves Welsh Natvsnal I< kg, Melveriay Church, Thomas Owen, -hmgies at Pennant, Notable Spot at Overton, The Wake- man Family, Welsh Traitors, Boiough Magistrates in Oswestry, Wnliam Meredith, Myfanwy, Wearing the man Family, Welsh Traitors, Boiough Magistrates in Oswestry, Wnliam Meredith, Myfanwy, Wearing the Leek, L,Iandrillo in Ldeirtion, Hardv Salopians. Holy • Wellsr in Denbighshire? Montgomeryshire Tokens, Elorfeirch, Lost Arts of Wales, Jeremiah Jones, BistoJ buried in Shrewsbury Market l'lace, Four Ancient Books of Wales, The Bradhng Stone, Hvnnon Maen Tysilio CT? Tfnf/p r mv fi Legelld of Llansantffraid G.D. Local Prologue, VaUe Cracis. Name of Newtown ^c &c L Scolds' Bridies, Baron Owen, THPE0»°? OSWESTRY-An admirable ,r~ JiAIT of the Rev. HOWELL EVANS, M A the new Vicar of Oswestry, may be had of .-i SKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, andiVENABLES, Bailey Head, 0swe3try- Price One Shill ir..g. PURE AERATED W A 1 J5 K a » S RUTHIN WATERS Soda, Potass, Se-ltzer, Lemonade, Lithia, & for GOUT, Lithia and Potass. CORKS BRANDED R. ELLIS ic SON RUTHIN" an3 Sf3? la^] ^re^heir t>ale m*rk. 'Sold everywhere, and Wholesale of R. ELLIS & So*. Iluthin, North w2S JUNE NUMBER NOW READY. PUBLISHED MONTHLY. PRICE ONE PEN N'Y. ASKEW ROBERTS'S RAILWAY RECORD. CONTAINING the TIME TABLES for tv, r. Western, Cambrian, Llanfvllin, Kem- i\r ,re>ai: Talyllyn, Festiniog and Blaenau, Llaiivnivm^Ct 5, bury, Carnarvon to Avonwen, ShrHv-tV,„ ? ^hrewg- pool, Shrewsbury to Hereford T ^'elsh- Stafford, Shrewsbury to Brid^o- 'S?011- via Corwen, Denbigh, Khyl, Ba'a'in,! ni n Worcester, Wales, Bishop's Castle, Wrexha^i V ,°ige Je3r. Central Brecon and Merthyr Chester Budde-r'Mid"Wales, Manchester, Hereford, t Mold, Mold to DenbLh A'i Cl Brt;con> tester to Amlwch and Llan^efin r'r^ei'VsUv>'Jth13 to Pembroke and Liverpool, Coalport'andTeuton F^f"' Chest** «ettWS"y"coed' Manchester and (Llan" bury and Bewdley, Trent Valley" railv-J,, "e?t(-*r, Ten- from the official tables—with list "of Countv'c < orrected Price One Penny, or free by p03t for twelve months. for Published by ASKEW ROBERTS, IVOOI),ILL, and CST?,R%^BEEIS'W»^,ANDVM^ IN PACKETS, SIXPEXCE EACH. 1 fiety 0f p i sette andFrame Work, in a Va- ALL, & VENABLES' Bn 1** AsKEW R°BEBTa» WOOD cables Bailey Head, Oswestry. 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