The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

BUSINESS ADDRESSkR Aberystwyth .r DIOK REPAIRS MACKINTOSHES NEATLY. J^ICK'S B OOTS. J^ICK'S JGOOTS FOR WEAEING. DlcK'S JGOOTS FOR CHEAPNESS. D [CK's B OOTS FOR COMFORT. TyCKS JgOOTS FOR FARMERS. JJICK'S JgOOTS. FOR MINERS. ICR'S gOOTS FOR WALKING. D ICK's BOOTS FOR RIDING. DICK'S B OOTS FOR SHOOTING. DICK'S JgOOTS FOR FISHING. jQICK'S BOOTS FOR FAMILIES. S JgOOTS FOR COLLEGES. "J^TCK'S JgOOTS FOR SCHOOLS. ^ICIv'S Boors FOR MEN. DICK'S JgOOTS FOR WOMEN. D ICK's JgOOTS FOR BOYS. JQICK'S JgOOTS FOR GIRLS. D'cK"s Boo fS FOR YOUNG. jyCETg OOTS FOR OLD. D,cK*s BOOTS FOR EVERYBODY. T\ICK' GHOP, 16, GREAT DARKGATE-STREET ° ABERYSTWYTH. THICK'S SHOP, MAENGWYN-STREET, MACHYNLLETH. D ICK'S SHOP HIGH-STREET, LAMPETER. ICR'S, TTICTORIA BUILDINGS, DOLGEL- V LEY, AND j^ICK'S, CHURCH STREET, BARMOUTH. t-VICK oEPAIRS BOOTS WITH DESPATCH, L) JLA •: :Ir >T, i • • DICK REPAIRS MACKINTOSHES NEATLY. c^iaaai qza Aad EC J AS 3 HSR 2 T 3 3 G R G Y I. I E. EDWARDS, 8 AND 9, PIER -STREET, AND 1, LITTLE DARK GATE-STREET, QENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER- NICOLL'S 0 VE RCOATS SCARFS SHIRTS QOLIARS JJATS IJMBRELLAS MACKINTOSHES pOETMAXTEAXJS, &c., Ac. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. 1 .f ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE or • WINTER GOODS AT "f. C. M. WILLIAMS'S,, 7 9, LITTLE DARKGATE-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES OF ALL SURPLUS STOCK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. CI M. WILLIAMS respectfully announces that hil J• Annual Clearance Sale has commenced, when al the SURPLUS STOCK OF WINTER GOODS will he offered at a GREAT REDUCTION from the usual prices. C. M. W. has confidence in stating to the Public that the well-known character of these Sales will be fully maintained on this occasion, as GREAT BARGAINS will be offered in the following Departments DRESS DEPARTMENT WINCEY DEPARTMENT SKIRT DEPARTMENT SHAWL DEPARTMENT DRAPERY DEPARTMENT HAT DEPARTMENT RIBBON DEPARTMENT LACE DEPARTMENT GLOVE DEPARTMENT SCARF DEPARTMENT TRIMMING DEPARTMENT UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT CRETONNES, WOOL DAMASKS, AND REPPS. MUSLIN, LENO, AND LACE CURTAINS, LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINGS, TABLE LINENS, TOILET AND HONEY COMB QUILTS, TABLE COVERS, &c., FULLY 15 PER CENT UNDER VALUE. REMNANTS and SOILED GOODS at Clearing Prices. TERMS :— ONE PRICE TO ALL FOR CASH ONLY. NO CREDIT. C. M. WILLIAMS. 9, LITTLE DARKGATE-STREET, Opposite the Infirmary, ABERYSTWYTH. 'J: I; • '70' V vi GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. J, HUMPHREY EDWARDS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, SILK MERCER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND HATTER, "TVEGS to inform the Public that his Stock is now REPLETE FOR THE COMING SEASON, WITH ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS IN SCOTCH TWEEDS TAILORING DEPARTMENT UDER THE MANAGEMENT OF AX EXPERIENCED CUTTER. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FAMILY MOURNING. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Tailors, Dressmakers, Shoemakers, and the Public in general. SEWING MACHINES, Judkins and Co.'s Easy Systems of Purchase by Hire. Machines to be had from ONE SHILLING PER WEEK without Security for Payment. SEWING MACHINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION and of the BEST QUALITY, from JE3 3s and upwards. Two Shillings in the Pound allowed off for Cash. APPOINTED AGENTS- OWEN JONES, 27, Pr(O)ect-street. JOHN PAUL, Mill-street, Aberystwyth. N.B. All Orders by Post Punctually Attended to I J. G. ROBERTS, DENTAL SURGEON, 27, HOPE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Can be consulted professionally at Bala and Dolgelley. At BALA, the First THURSDAY of every month, at TRE- 3IYNFA. Hours of attendance. 11 td i. At DOLGELLEY, the 'First FRIDAY of every month, at Miss F. C. Evans's, Smithfield-street. Houls of atten- dance, 9 till 3. P.S. Mr Roherts will commence visiting Dolgelley the First Friday in May. & a Gr OSSIPING Gr u I D E TO WALES. ISSUE FOR 1870. ADVERTISEMENTS For this Issue of the I MOST POPULAR GUIDE TO WALES, SHOULD BE SENT AT ONCE To the Publishers, Messrs ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL and VENABLES, Oswestry. Three Thou-and Copies of the GOS?IPING GUIDE were sold last summer. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. j Aberystwyth. j DAVID ELLIS, I FURNISHING AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGER, ABERYSTWYTH .1. (OPPOSITE THE GAOL), HAS on hand IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, FENDERS, BRUSHES, LAMPS, SAUCEPANS, BELLOWS—FLOCKS at 3|d per lb.—Best LAMP OIL at 4 £ d per quart. J. E. JONES, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 54, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH. Maker of the Celebrated TOURIST and PORPOISE HIDE SHOOTING BOOT. Every description of goods made to order on the premises, of the best materia! and guaranteed workmanship. A varied stock of Ladies' Gentlemen s and Children's Boots and Shoes for winter wear on hand. Repairs of every description executed on the shorteat notice. r r THE E1TPER0R OF RUSSIA AND THE CITY OF LONDON. His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia has conferred on Mr J. W. BENSON the appointment of Goldsmith to the Imperial Court, in appreciation of lr .BENSO.!l'S artistic production of the Gold Casket presentad to the Emperor by the Corporation of the City of London. 1 6, The above sketch represents the Perpetual Calendar. Independent Seconds, Keyless Watch. The hands, without being re-set from time to time for leap year, keep a perpetual register of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, alld years; show old and new styles; phases of the moon and variations of heat and cold. J W EENSON, • To the Queen aod Royal Family. To H.R.H. the Prince of Wales (special appointment). Maker of the Chronograph, by which the Derby and all great races are timed. Prize Medallist of London, Dublin, and Paris. LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C.; & 25, OLD BOND ST. I TU" "DENSON invites attention to the unequalled tf • • advantages which he is enabled to offer to pur- chasers by the use of steam power and the employment of a large staft of skilled English and foreign workmen. The highly satisfactory performance of his Watches and Clocks is recognized by the Press and the Public. The prices charged, in every instance, arc the lowest, compatible with sound work- manship and high finish. NOVELTY. English Clocks, far superior to foreign, -'—* designed by English artists, manufactured on the premises and to be obtained only at the above establishments. Clock Cases made to harmonize with the architecture of mansions, country houses, &c., and with their furniture. WATCHES. From 2 to 200 Guineas. Railway Guards, Sailors, Soldiers, Miner?, and Workmen's Watches (of extra strength). » CLOCKS. From 1 to 1,000 Guineas. JEWELRY and Plate for Presentations, &c. Watches and Clocks repaired by skilled workmen. Old Jewelry, Silver, and Watches exchanged. Watches sent to all parts, safe by post. Merchants and Shippers supplied. tt, x1?6 De^ Pamphlets on Turret and Church Clocks (with testimonials) Watches and Clocks, Jewelry and Plate (profusely illustrated), sent post free eacn for two stamps. • J. W. Benson's New Work, Time and Time Tellers." published by Hard- wicke, Piccadilly. Plain, 2s 6d Gilt, 3s. CAUTION.-The Public are cautioned against misrepresentations and attempts to sell Spurious Imitations. ART TREASURE S & JNDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF NORTH WALES AND THE BORDER COUNTIES OF LANCASHIRE, CHESHIRE, AND SHROPSHIRE, AT WREXHAM IN 1876, OPENING ON THE 15TH JULY AND REMAINING ON VIEW FOR THREE MONTHS. GUARANTEE FUND, £ 3,000. Patron: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. PRESIDENT HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G. Vice-Patrons: (Those marked (a) are guarantors also.) aThe Earl of Denbigh. aThe Earl of Powis. The Viscount Newport, M.P. The Lord Richard (irosvenor, M.P. The Lord Edwin Hill Trevor, M.P. a Lord C!artnce Paet. The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St. Aeapb. The Lord de Tabley. V The Lord Crewe. aThe Lord Vivian. aLord Penrbyn. aThe Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. aThe Hon. George Kenyon. aThe Hon. Wilbrabam Egerton, M.P. aSir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P. aSir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton, Bart., M.P. aSir Robert Cunliffe, Bart. Sir Pyers Mostyn, Bart. Sir Thomas Myddelton Biddulph, K.C.B. Sir William R. Drake, F.S.A. aSir Richard Brooke, Bart. Sir Baldwyn Leighton, Bart. aSir Arundel Neave, Bart., Dagnam Park, Romford aCaptain A. e. Arkwright, Oswestry. aMr R. Myddelton Biddulph, of Chirk Castle. aMr Oliver Burton, of Gwaynynog. aMr Blezatd, of Pool Park. aMrW. B.Buddicom, of Penbedw. aMr C. F. Beyer, of Llantysilio Hall. Mr F. Bennoch, F.S.A. aMr Thomas Barnes, of the Quinta, Chirk, High Sheriff of Denbighshire. aMr Scott Bankes, of Souehton Hall. aCaptain B. T. Griffith-Boscawen, Trevalyn Hall, Wrex- ham. aLieut.-Col. B. G. Davies Cooke, of Colomendy. aMr William Chambres, of Dolben. aMr P. H. Chambres, of Llys-Meirchion. aCaptain Conwy Rowley Conwy, of Bodrhyddan. Mr Churton, Rhyl aMajor Cockayne Cust, M.P., Ellesmere. aMr G. LI. Dickin, of Tyndwfr, Llangollen. aMr Whitehall Dod, of Llanerch, St. Asaph. aMr George Drummond. aMr John Douglas, of Chester. aMr Chas. Edwards, of Dolserau. aMr Edward Evans, of Bronwylfa. aMr G. A. Fernley, of Heaton Mersey, Manchester. aLieut -Col. Wynne Finch, of VoeJa9. aMr T. L. Fitz-Hugh. of Plas Power. aMr J. H. Ffoulkes, Wrexham. aMr H. R. Hughes, of Kihmel, Lord-Lieut. of Flintshire. aMr S. Cartur Hall, F.S.A. aMr Samuel Holland, M.P., of Caerdeon, Dolgelley. aMr Charles Hughes, Wrexham. aDr Jenkins, Ruthin. aMr J. F. Jesse, of Cae Vron, Rnthin. aMr Carstairi Jones. aMr T. Longueville, Oswestry. aMr A. P. Lonsdale, Acton Park. aLieut.-Col. Naylor Leylard, of Nantclwyd Hall. aMr Horatio Lloyd, Recorder of Chester. aMr William Low, of Roseneath, Wrexham. aMr E. Fosberry Lyster, of Gisburne, Liverpool. Mr G. Osborne Morgan, Q.C., M.P. aMr Townshend Mainwaring, of Galltfaenan. Mr S. Kynaston Mainwaring, of Oteley Park. aCol. J. Maddockg. aMr Theodore Martin, Bryntisilio. aCaptain Mesham, Pontryffyth, Denbigh Lieut.-Col. Jones Mortimer, of Plas Newydd, Ruthin. aMr R. C. Naylor, of Kelmarsh. aMr Overton, Wrexham. Capt. Love Jones Parry, Madryn Castle. aMr Trevor Parkins, Glasfryn, near Wrexham. aMr P. P. Pennant. aMr Edmund Peel, of Brynypyg. Mr T. P. Jones Parry, of Liwynonn Hall. aMr Cecil Raikes, M.P. aMr W. Rigby, Glan'rafon, Mold- aMr J. Roberts, of Brvngwenallt, Abergele. aMr Henry Robertson, M.P,, of Paid, Corwen. Mr Edward Samuelson, Liverpool. aMr Henry Sandbach, of Hafod-unos. aMr D. Assheton Smith, of VaynoU aMr James Sparrow, of Gwersyllt Hill, Wiexham. aCol. C. J. Tottenham, Ireland. aCaptain E. H. Verney, of Rhianva, Bangor. aMr Wagstaffe, of Plas yn Vivod. aMr Alfred Walker, of Chester. aMr Watkin Williams, Q.O., M.P. aMr Peter Walker, of Wrexham. aMr Brownlow W. Wynn. Garthewin. aMr A. Barclay Walker, Downing. aMr W. Cornwallis West, of Ruthin Castle, Lord Lien- tenant of Denbighshire. aMr E. Burke Wood, Chirk. aMr P. Wynne Yorke, of Dyffryn Aled. aLt.-Gen. Yorke, C.B. aDr Williams, Wrexham. His Worship the Mayor of Chester. aHis Worship the Mayor of Liverpool. aHis Worship the Mayor of Denbigh. affis Worship the Mayor of Wrexham. Executive Committee. Mr W. CORNWALLIS WEST, Lord Lieutenant of Denbighshire, Chairman and Treasurer, Ruthin Castle. J\1r CHARLES 191, Piccadilly, London. Mr H°°' Se0" 19' Sw L™d°"; General Committee. SIR ROBERT CUNLIFFE, BART. The MAYOR OF WREXHAM The VICAR OF WREXHAM Mr WILLIAM LOW Dr WILLIAMS Mr TREVOR PARKINS Mr JOHN JONES Musical Director. Mr JOHN THOMAS, Harpist to her Majesty the Queen.. Architect. Mr H. KENNEDY, Bangor. The Exhibition will be opened on the 15th of July, at Wrexham, in the present year, and remain open for three months. The object is one which must meet with the approval of all who are desirous of diffusing an intimate knowledge of art in orr manufacturing districts by the display of those choice examples which are cherished by their owners and have been handed down as heirlooms, or collected by those amateurs, who, from an innate love of art, have fortunately possessed the means of acquiring them. It is to gratify the middle and working classes who have not the facilities of inspecting the treasures preserved in the mansions of the noble and wealthy families of our country, that we desire to accord the privilege of studying them under one roof,and give the artisan an opportunity of cultivating and improving the intellectual faculties of the mind by obser- vation and comparison, and to arouse within him a sense of the refining and ennobling influence of art in all its branches, decorative, pictorial, or ornamental, thereby placing it in his power to apply artistic knowledge in every description of manufactured articles, in which good taste and appropriate ornamentation add materially to their value. Arrangements will be made for the display of paintings and drawings by the old masters, illustrating as far as prac- ticable the various schools of Italy, Germany, Spain, Holland, Belgium, England, France, &c water-colour drawings engravings, and etchings and the works of modern artists._ ° A gallery of Welsh Worthies will be a distinguishing feature of the Exhibition, consisting of portraits of noble and lllustrions persons born or resident in the Principality. The Museum of Ornamental Art and Antiquities will be classified as far as practicable into material and arranged under Epochs; in such a manner as to be of service to the Students of Archaeology and Art, and exhibiting the p culiarities and leading features of the various periods down to the end of the last centurv, viz. Antinuities found in ndVCM Sma:,Bri,t'0t,Sjxoaffork: GlaS3; Enam*ld; Gold and Silver Plate Metal Work; ^Bronzes Arms I^rc4l;^ kxtielFahrti ?tc^es, wCIovck? j Engraved Gems; Carvings in Wood and Ivory; Majolica Potter and by the loan oTany aB6iat the Promoters in this truly National undertaking, ten,ion to W. CoM,v,LL« W.ST, gltbin Oast. WILLIAM CHAFFERS, Superintendent and Hon. Sec., abo,i-B-Are!M<"» Vm'tMut, and otheri,f.ra. £ ,$as above. Oswestry EDWARD AND JOHN JONES BEG to call the attention of intending pur- chasers to their large and varied Stock of CABINET FURNITURE, OF SPECIAL DE- SIGN AND OWN MANUFACTURE, from carefully selected and well seasoned timber. All the latest novelties in TAPESTRIES, CRE- TONNES, CHINTZES, and a choice selection of Axminster, Turkey, Smyrna, and Brussels CARPETS, at prices which will compare favourably with any house in the Kingdom. INTERIOK DECORATIONS executed in an artistic manner. A choice selection of all the newest WALL PAPERS always in stock. Designs, Patterns, and Quotations submitted on appli- cation. E. & J. JONES, ART FURNITURE WAREHOUSE> 3H URCH STREET OSWESTRY. ->< CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY. HAY. THE following STACKS (of 1875 growth) remain to be disposed of, viz. Quantities Stack near to Forden Station (Vron GatesT.?™ 4toS Abermule in Newtown 7 „ Ynyslas gl Borth „ Aberystwyth „ g'2 Aberdovey ft Penmaenpool 41" „ Pensarn „ Harlech „ !"]1 „ Talsarnau iii g „ Portmadoc „ iii 6 Criccieth 8^ „ Abererch 7| 100 „ Tenders may be forwarded to the un(lerigre I. GFO. LEWIS', Secretary. Company's Offices, Oswestry, March, 1876. ¡ MEETINGS and ENTERTAINMENTS A PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION Will be held at HARLECH IN EASTER WEEK, In honour of Lord Harlech, on the occasion of his first visit to Glyn Hall since his elevation t3 the Peerage. Further particulars will shortly appear. Subscriptions towards the Rejoicings, &c., are respect- fully solicited, and may be paid to L. H. THOMAS, ESQ., Caerffynnon, Chairman of the Committee, To the National Provincial, or the North and South Wales Bank, Portmadoc. LLEYN AC EIFIONYDD FARMING SOCIETY. THE SHOW of ENTIHE HORSES in connection .i. with the above Society, will be be held at PWLLHELI, ON THE 1ST OF MAY NEXT, WLea Premiums will be offe.ed as fofl'ows, viz. £ s. d. For Showing tie Best Agricultural Stallion 12 0 0 Second Best 6 0 0 Do Do., suitatlj for Saddle or Harness 7 0 0 Second Best. 3 0 0 The PRIZE STALLIONS will be required to travel the District during the Season, from Tremadoc to Sarn Meilltyrne, and to attend the Annual Show at Pwllheli, on the 7th of September next. R. OWEN JONES, Secretary. Hall Place, Pwllheli, 17th March, 1876. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES. PROFESSOR GRIMLEY will on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, April 4,1876, atEuht o'clock, in the College Examination Hall, deliver a LECTURE on VACATION TRAVELS IN FRANCE AND ITALY. Admission:—Reserved Seats, Is. Other Seats, 6d. /Í\ GWELL DYSG NA GOLUD. EISTEDDFOD MEIRION, yr hon a gynhelir yn y PUBLIC ROOIS, DOLGELLAU, CALAN, 1877. Gellir c ael Rhestr Gyflawn o'r Testynau, ynghyd ag Enwau y Eelrniaid, &c., oni anfon dau stamp i' Ysgrifenydd, OWEN O. ROBERTS. YSG., DOLGELLEY. BANGOR (FLINTSHIRE) STEEPLE CHASES WILL TAKE PLACE ON FRIDAY, APRIL 21ST, 1876, Under the Grand National Rules. STEWARDS: His Grace the Duke of Westminster, K.G., Viscount Conibermere, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., Hon. R. W. S. Cotton, Edmund Pee!, Esq., S. K. Mainwaring, Esq. Cleik of the Course-Capt. Francis Owen. Clerk of the Scales—Mr F. Minton. The GRAND WYNNSTAY STEEPLE CHASE of £ leach with £ 100 added (£50 by Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., and B50 by the Gentlemen of the Hunt); for horses bred within the limits of Sir W. W. Wynn's hunt, bona-jide the property and in the possession of farmers of not less than 50 acres, who reside within the limits of the country be hunts, and which have been regularly hunted with his hounds four years old, lOst 71b, five, list 121b, six and aged, 12"t 71b second hoise to receive 915 from the Stake, and the third to save stake; winner of any race once to carry 71b, twice 101b, thrice or more, 141b of this race in any previous year, 181b, twice 241b extra about three miles. The BRYN-Y-PYS STEEPLE CHASE of S5 each, with 250 added, for horses which belong to gentlemen re- siding within the limits of Sir W. W. Wynn's country, and have been regularly hunted with his hounds 12st each any winner 71b extra; gentlemen riders, or members of Sir W. W. Wynn's hunt; about three miles. The COMBERMERE STEEPLE CHASE of JB3 each, with R75 added, for horses which belong to farmers, innkeepers, or tradesmen, and have been in their possession from the 1st of January, 1876 four years old, 10st 31b, five list 81b, six and aged, 12st 31b; winners once 71b, more than once 121b, or of this race in any previous year, 181b extra; second horse to receive 215 from the Stakes, and the third to save stake winner to be sold for E400 if demanded about three miles. The BANGOR OPEN STEEPLE CHASE of £5 each, JE2 forfeit, with £ 100 added; four years old, lOst 31b, five, list 81b, six and aged, 12st 31b winners once to carry 41b, twice, or of one value JE50 sovs., 71b, 100 sovs., 101b, 200 sovs., 141b, and 300 sovs., once or collectively, 181b extra second horse to receive 215 from the Stakes; about three miles. The RED COAT STEEPLE CHASE of X50 for horses that never won a race value JE50 at starting 13st each to be ridden in proper hunting costume by gentlemen riders, or members of Sir W. W. Wynn's hunt; entrance, 22 about three miles. The FLINTSHIRE MAIDEN STEEPLE CHASE of £50, for hunters that have never won a race in 1875 and 1876 four years old, 10st 31b, five list 81b, six and ageJ, 12st 31b entrance S2; about three miles. The OTELEY STEEPLE CHASE of £1 each, with £40 added, for hordes under 15 hands; second horse to receive B5 from the Stakes, four years old, lOst, five, list, six and aged, list 71b; winners of any race, 71b extra; about three miles. The LADIES' STEEPLE CHASE of X30, added to a sweepstakes of JE1 each, for beaten horses at this Meet- ing four years old, lOst 31b, five, list 8ib, six and aged, 12st 31b winners once, 71b; more than once, 121b extra second to receive 25 from the Stakes; about two miles. To be entered in the Weighing Stand immediately after "The Flintshire Maiden Steeple Chase." The PONY STEEPLE CHASE of £10, for Ponies not exceeding 14 bands; lOst each; 5;b allowed for each entirejinch under 14 hands entrance, 5s; about two miles. FIRST RACE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. CONDITIONS. All the above Steeple Chases (except The Pony Steeple Chase,") are confined to Hunters which, during the twelve months previous to the day of entry, shall not have run in any country for a handicap, whether over a country or not, or for any race not confined to hunters, chargerp, or yeomanry horses, and are to be ridden by persons who never rode for hire. Gentlemen riders must be qualified according to Rule 82. In all Hunters' Stakes, a Certificate from a Master of Fox or Stag-hounds, is required, and it must be lodged at Messrs Weatherby's Office, 6, Old Burlington Street, London, a clear week before the race in which the horse is intended to run. A fresh Certificate is required after the 1st of January in each year, and a fee of 2s. Gd. charged for registration. I Three horses to start in each race, or only half the added money will be given, and in case of a walk-over the whole will be withheld but in all cases where two start, sufficient will be added to make the value of the Stakes not less than JE20. Colours of the riders, horses, weights and ages, to be de- clared at the time of entry, and any horse being ridden in colours contrarv to those on the Card, will be fiiied.Ell to go to the Fund. This Rule will be strictly enforced. No shooting at glass balls will be permitted at this Meeting. Any person riding over any Fence in the Course will be fined 91. NO ILLEGAL BETTING ALLOWED. Post-Office Orders to b? made payable to the Clerk of the Course, Captain Francis Owen, atRuabon. Postal Address, Althrey, near Wrexham. ENTRIES (except where otherwise specified), to be made at the WYNNSTAY ARMS, RUABON, on MONDAY, APRIL 17th, before HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, p.m., either personally or by Letter, enclosing the Entrance Money or Sweepstakes, addressed to The Steeple Chase Commit',ee, WTynnstay Arms, Ruabon." CAMBRIAN RAILWAY NOTICE OF ALTERATIONS OF TRAINS FOR APRIL, 1876. WEEK DAYS—MAIN LINE.—DOWN.—The 4 15 p.m. Train Oswes'ry to Welshpool will run daily. Cn Mondays a Tra'n will leave Welshpool at 5 15 p.m. for Newtown. The 7 30 p.m. mixed train Whitchurch to Oswestry will be discontinued. The 9 20 p.m. train Whitchurch to Oswe,try will run daily. MAIN LINE.-UP.-On Mondays a train will leave NewtoTvn at 6 5 p.m. for Welshpool. The 6 45 p.m. train Welshpool to Whitchurch will run daily. MACHYNLETH AND PWLLHELI—DOWN-A NEW TRAIN will leave Machynlleth at 140 p.m. for Pwllheli. PWLLHELI AND MA.CHYNLLETH.—UP.—A NEW TRAIN will leave pwIlheli at 10 35 u.m. for Machynlleth. DOLGELLEY AND BARMOUTH.—A NEWTPAIN- will leftye Barmouth at 12 35 p.m. for Do'golley. The 30 p.m. train Bar- mouth to Dolgelley will run daily. A New Train will leave Dolgelley at 11 55 a.m. for Barmouth. The 2 10 p m. train Dol gelley to Barmouth will tun daily. LLANFYLLTN BRANCH.—DOWN.—The 4 10 p.m. tr .in from Llanymynech will leave at 4 50 p.m., and be proportionately later at each station. LLANFYLLIN BRANCTI.UP.-The 10 0 a.m. train from Llanfyllin will leave at 9 45 a.m., and be proportionately exilier at each station. For further particulars see Company's Time Bills. GOOD ~FR I D A Y. For Ti a,*r s on Good Friday pes Rp< c al Time Bill issued by the Compai y. HENRY CATTLE, Traffic Manager. Oswestry, March, 1870. WANTED. TO LET, &c.. The charge for the insertion of prepaid advertiseBMOta referring t9 SITUATIONS WANTED, I HOUSES WANTED, APARTMENTS WANTED, I PERSONS WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS WAFTS, ARTICLES LOST AND Is three lines for One Shilling prepaid; three times, TIVI Shillings. These charges apply only to prepaid advertisements. pay. ment may be made in postage stamps. No Credit Advertisement is charged less than Is. NOTICE TO MINE AND QUARRY AGENTS WANTED, to purchase all kinds of OTD MACHINERY, METAL and SCRAP IRON- —Address MCILQUHAM, Machine Broker, ABERYSTWY*0 N.B.—Mining Plant, &c., Bought and Sold on Commission. MACHYNLLETH. WANTED.—MRS EVANS, Servants' Registry V V Office, Doll-atreet, Machynlleth, has Cooks, liouse. maids, Nurses, Kitcheiiniaius, Dairymaids, and two 3 keepers, who want places. Ladies wanting servants, servants wanting place. should apply as above, enclosiog stamped envelope for reply. ANTED, in a General Printing Office, a Young Man as CLERK {Welshman Pr ferred).-Apply, stating age, salary required, and referefl to H. W., Post Oflice, DojgeUey. TO PARENTS.—Wanted immediately, a*1 telligent YOUTH as an APPRENTICE.— APPiy to JOHN JENKINS, Draper, Grocer, &c., London louse% Tregaron. W' ANTED, APPRENTiCES to the Dressmaking —Apply to Mr E. EDWARDS, 9, Pier-street, ystwyth, WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN (one who lijjj at Aberystwyth or near), accustomed to « Markets, to buy Butter and Egg?. Te devote the who'0 her time. Good wages to a suitable person. She T?0'Jef have a week's money iu hand for purchasing, and xe accounts every week.—Addiess, DAVID OLDHAM, GeotS street, Hyde, near Manchester. ABERVisTVV YTH. TyANTED, a Young LADY, to serve the Counter in a Confectioner's Shop. Must able to speak English and Welsh Applv to D. BistEOP1 33, Pier-street, Aberystwyth. REGISTRY OFFICE FOR FAMILIES AND SERVANTS AT 1? NOWELL'S FANCY WAREHOUSE 8, LITTLE DARKGATE STREET, Opposite the Infirmary, ABERYSTWYTH. BERYSTWYT IT. -HOUSE and SHOP in PitJf street to be LET, from 12th May next. FixtureS to be taken.—Apply to Mrs LE\\TJN. LLANBADARN FAWR, ABERYSTWYT TO BE LET, OR SOLD BY PRIVATE TRE^TS the commodious Dwelling-House, Garden, known as the TALBOT, in the village of Garden, known as the TALBOT, in the village of ba,htrn, now in the occupation of Mr R. Roberts, T,,uile J1 For further. particulars apply to Mr DAVID RICHARDS, 1.0 a badarn. TO LET AT CRICCIETH. THREE Large and most Comix odious LOD^i^ HOUSES, repectively called the Causeway X^iJ, and Arfor Villa, each containing a spacious Entrance & 2 Parlours, a bitting Room, 8 Bedrooms, a KitcheDi 9 Back ditto, all roomy, and with a fire place in w.c., &c. Back premises an-1 drainage good. Yent»la of every room perfect, and the houses supplied w most modern appliances for securing comfort. Theà S oø- Coal' within about 300 yards of the Railway Station, aod ^g mand a splendid view of the whole of Cardigan SDowdonian Range, and the Merionethshire M°un 9 and occupy the most healthy situation at Criccie gr watering place noted for its salubrity.—Apply to ROBERT JONES, Builder, Criccieth. FOUND.—Those people who are fortunate to purchase Dick's Boots have found them durable, comfortable, and cheap. ABERYSTWYTH. FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND.— A most el% ble site for the erection of a Villa Residence, ne** Qjj Vicarage, on the Llanbadarn Road, to be Sold or Le^.gt. Lease.—Apply to GRIFFITH WILLIAMS and SON, B* street, Aberystwyth. ABERYSTWYTH, ,foioiog GARDEN PLOTS.—To be Let at once, a^3 Smithfield-road.—Apply to GRIFFITH \V&U SON, Baker-street, Aberystwyth. HANDSOME SHEEP DOG FOR SON, Baker-street, Aberystwyth. HANDSOME SHEEP DOG FOR years old, tractable, sagacious, and powerful- five guinpap.-Apply by letter to S., P.O., Dolgell, FOR SALE, a very handsome ENTIRE nearl? Black, about 15 hands high, four years thoroughbred, very quiet and docile.—ApP^ COACHMAN, Saudilands, Towyn. ——" HANDSOME BRAKE FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD, a handsome BRAKE, equal to will carry 15 peisjns. May be seen at R. REES, coachbuilde 8, Mary-street, Aberystw^tn. FOREIGN TIMBER. JUST discharged a Cargo of SUPERIOR PliNE, SQUARE TIMBER, and DEALS, 1 Darien, ex GLENALVON0 A cargo of very good Baltic RED PINE DEAL>-» 2\ inches to 4 inches thick, ex Brig MARTHA. August 20th. f¡ roP," Now discharging from our Barque aj,0vit a very good cargo of SPRU CE DEALS, con a 135,000 feet. September 25th. „ an0tbeH We are now landing out of our brig 3, a? cargo consisting of Red Pino square tiuiber 4 inch Red Deal Red and White prepared x 10 0f The above cargoes, as well as our 9 YELLOW PINE LOGS and DEALS, OAK» BIRCH, MAHOGANY, Red and White ?r on FLOOR BOARDS, &c., &c., are well worth the at^ubh0 and inspection of Contractors, Builders, and the generally. Windows, Doors, all sor s of Mouldings, Angle™ manufactured on the Premises. JONES AND GRIFFITHS,^ ABERDOVEY, YNYSLAS, AND MACHYN^ (jSPOrdera to be sent to Aberdovey. Saw Y nyslas. November 16 cb. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GLASS AND PAPER HANGIØ G L A S S WAREHOUSE. FROM 1- 1. Qdm 2 1..1 1\ PER FOOT. Every description in Stock. Estimates A large Assortment of ROOM AND FRAME MOULDINGS in Stock. PAPER HANGINGS FROM 1- 2do 3 t k1\ 1:1.À.N G 1."N G PER PIECE OF TWELVE YARDS. W. H. SHEPPEltV, ST. MARY'S PLACE, SHREWSBURY. HER 1LDIC AND DECORATIVE ^00$*' HOUSE PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER GILDER, GRAINER, WRIT* OIL PAINTINGS RES TO B .AØs\1t¡¡tJce Tr J.r' e m m ber of the General Expenditure Company. COUPONS GIVEN. A