The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

DOLGELLEY. [Agent for collecting the Lists, Mr OWEN REES, Printer.] POST OFFICE.—Arrival, 7.40 a.m., delivery com- mences at 8.30 a.m. from Shrewsbury, &c., 10.30 a.m.; from Barmouth, 1.30 p.m. second Barmouth mail, 6.36 p.m. second delivery, 6.30 p.m. Box closes for Barmouth mail, 7.30 a.m. second Bar- mouth mail, 11.45 a.m London mail, via Shrews- bury, 4.30 p.m. London and Provincial mail, via Chester, 6 p.m., with extra stamp, 6.20 p.m. ENGLISH DIVINE SERVICES. Parish Church: Rector, Rev. E. Lewis, M.A., Rural Dean and Chancellor of Bangor; Sundays, Holy Communion, 8.15 a.m.; Matins and Sermon, 11.30 am. Even- song and Sermon, 4 p.m. Daily, 8 a.m. Wednes- days and Fridays, 11 a.m. Public Rooms in connection with the Welsh Presbyterian Church: Minister, Rev. R. Roberts 11.15 a.m. and 6 p.m. Welsh Independent Chapel: Minister, Rev. D. Griffith, 11 a.m. WALKS AND DRIVES.—The summit of Cader Idris, Mynydd Moel? Diphwys, Moel Offrwm, Moel, Cynwch and Precipice Walk, Nannau Park, Bwlch Oerddrws, Pass of Talyllyn, The Ganlwyd Valley, with Rhaiadr Du, Pistyll y Cain, and Rhaiadr Mawddach Waterfalls. Lakes: Cynwch, Arran, Gwernan, Crogenan, Curry, Cader, Talyllyn, Llyn- y-Cae. CONVEYANCES.—Between Barmouth andDolgelley —Mail four-horse coach runs daily. Leaves Royal Ship Hotel, Dolgelley, on arrival of Great Western train at 11 50 a m arrives at Barmouth at 1 30 p m. Leaves Barmouth at 4pm; arrives at Dol- gelley at 5 30, for departure of Cumbrian at 6 2 and Great Western train at 6 4 p m. The drive is un- surpassed in the kingdom. Visitors QUEEN S SQUARE. I Mrs Griffiths—Mr and the Misses Huris.Stoney. croft, Liverpool; Rev. A. Foyster, and Miss Watson, Brighton MrsP, Ih,CormrSliop(a)-MraudgrsSutch- cliffe and baby, Manchester; Miss Clement, Miss Pugh, Cliftoa, Bristol; MilS Saunders, Kingsdown, Bristol METRICS HOUSE. Misses Evans (a)-Rev. M. and Mrs Rainsford, Mr M. Rainsford Mr C. B. Rainsford Miss Rainsford, Miss L. Rainsford, and Miss Louisa Rainsford, London SPRINGFIELD STREET. Mrs Jones, Springfield-villa (a)-Hr and Mrs William Grace and family, and Miss Watson, Wakefield No. a.-Mrs Lewis (a)-The Misses Adams, Jesson-street, Coventry; Miss Adams; Miss G. Easton, Brunswick Square, London; Mr C. E. Emerson, London ARRAN VIKW. Mrs Pughe (a)-Mr and Mrs Latchmore,Mr J, Latchmore, Miss Latebmore, Leicester, MissWit ai ore, Coventry; Mr Griffiths, Lon- don, Mrs Harri, family, and maid, Kent HSIRION HOUSB AND TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Mrs Goodman (A J—Mr G. F. Dunn, Man- chester Mr Wilson, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Atkinson, Mr Mrs and Miss Harris, and Miss Prichell, London; Mr Mrs and Miss Morgan, London; Air Robinson, Bir- mingham o 13RIDGZ END. Hughes's Tentpei-ance Hotel (a) -Mr R. Rees, Merthyr; Mr Wood, Liverpool; W. H. Pearson, Esq., Pendleton; Mr Evans,Bala College; Mr J. Hughes, Liverpool; Mr E. G. Jones, Carmarthen College; Mr C. Elir- hardt, Dresden, Germany Mr Frederick Robinson, Germany; Mr F. Foulkmer, Manchester Rev. B. H. Williams, Stowe; Mr W. Sackeld, London ELDON SQUARF. Mrs Davies, Eldon House (a)-Nirs and Miss Walker, London; Mr and Miss Bourne, Biomley, Ktnt Mrs Jones, No. 3, Eldon Row (a)- Mr Jones, chemist, Eldon Row (a)- BRONALLT. Mrs Jones-Mr Sampson and party, London VICTORIA BUILDINGS. Mrs Rees (a)—Mr and Mrs Batty, Bradford Mr E. P. Williams, Bee Hive, (a)-Mr W. H. Bentley, Miss Bentley, Great Malvern BENNAR. Mrs Williams-Mrs Bishop, Miss Gate, Mr Linzell, London; Mr and Mrs Townsend, Southport

BARMOUTH. {Agent for collecting the Lists, Mr J. EVANS, Grocer.] POST OFFICE.—Box closes, 2.35 p.m. and 5.10 p.m. Sundays, 3.35 p.m. Delivery commencs, 8.30 a.m., and 10.55 a.m. Sundays, 11.45 a.m. ENGLISH SERVICES.—Church, 11 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Wesleyan Chapel, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Welsh Calvinistic, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Congregational, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Arthog Church—Curate, Rev. J. George—3 p.m. Communion Service in English monthly at 11 a.m. Caerdeon Church, 3 miles from Barmouth, on the Dolgelley road. Incumbent, Rev. J. T. Clarke—11 a.m. and 3 p.m. WALKS, EXCURSIONS, FISHING, AND BOATING.— Porkington Panorama Bridge over the Barmouth Estuary. The scenery from the bridge is said to be unsurpassed. Weekly tickets for crossing, 6d, or 2d for one crossing. Arthog Hall and Falls, about two and a half miles' walk, or by rail to Arthog Station (five minutes walk from the station). The scenery from the Hall and grounds is grand and diversified. There are several good trout streams within a short distance. A boat is also kept for the use of those staying at the hotel. The charge for viewing the fall and grounds is 6d. Fish- ing Streams.—Talybont, 4 miles, may be reached by rail. Llanbedr, 7i miles, by rail to Pensarn Sta- tion. Cwinbychan Lake, about ] 3 miles from Bar- mouth, may be reached by conveyance from Barmouth, or rail to Pensarn Station, then by car from Lanbedr village. Corsygedol Lakes, about 6 miles, by rail to Dyffryn Station, then walk. Moun- tains.- Diphwys, live or six miles' walk Moelfra, seven miles (by rail to Dyffryn four and a half miles, then walk.) Boating.—With boatmen, 2s per hour without boatmen, Is. 6d. per hour. CONVEYANCES.—From Barmouth to I)olgollev Mail four-horse coach runs daily. Leaves Royal Ship Hotel, Dolgelley, on arrival of Great Western train, at 11 50 a.m. arrives at Barmouth at 1 30 p.m. Leaves Barmouth at 4 p.m. arrives at Dol- gelley at 5 30, for departure of Cambrian at 6 2 and Great Western train at (i 4 p.m. The drive is un- surpassed in the kingdom. Visitors. PORKINGTON TERRACE. No. 2. Mrs Hugh Jones—Mr and Mrs James Johnstone and family; Mr and Mrs Frank J oily and family; Miss Green; Miss Eastes; Miss Downs, Chatt-rley House, Hanley, Stafford Miss L. Downs, Miss C. E. Downs Miss Diggles, Claugh- ton, Birken-head ITo. 3-—dam Jones—Joseph Harris, Esq., and Airs Harris and family, Leicester; Mr and Mrs Hecht and family, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Shutt, Stourbridge; Mr. Dumpston and Family, Eccleshall, Staf- fordshire Xo. 4. William Willi/1in8-Mr and Mrs Samson, Miss Samson, Miss Ada Samson, son, Master Samson, Master .,1- V' -R,. I' • >• •• •' I" H. Samson; Master John Siogton, Miss Pierce; Miss Harries, and nurse, Bowdon, Cheshire; Mr and Mrs Lowe, Master Lowe, Master Teddy Lowe, Miss Lowe and nurse, Reddish, near Stockport. No. 5.-Mr John Garnet-Mr and Mrs Jno. Francis Taylor and family, York; Mr and Mrs James E. Backhouse and family, Dar- Imgton w No. 6.—Mrs Richards -Rev and Mrs G. A. Crossle, Bath; Miss Hadland, South Norwood, Surrey; Mr and Mrs Briton Riviere and family, London; Mr and Mrs Whetstone Grewcock and family, Leicester Miss S. B. Flen, Philadelphia, U.S., America; Mr and Mrs Grewcock, Manor House, Stapleton; Mr Huckley, Leicestershire No. 7.-Mrs Margaret Joiws-Dr and Mrs Theodore Davis aod family. Clevedon, Somerset; JW r and M rs Philip Walker, Norton, Stourbridge; The Misses Dixon, and the Messrs. Dixon, Edgbaeton Miss Slatter, Mickleton No. 8.—Mrs Captain T. Jones (a)—MR and Mrs Frederick Leo. Schuster and family, Alderley Edge; Mrs Herbert Wood No. 9. —Mrs Susan Jones (a)-gr and Mrs Wainwright and family, Birmingham No. lO.-Mr Edward Griffith, Brogyntyn House —Mrs Lloyd, Crescent Plac, Newtown, MR R. Lloyd and family, and Miss Lloyd, Plas-yn-dre, Newtown No. 11. —Mr Owen Griffitlu-Mrs Hill, family and maid, Prince's Park, Liverpool; Miss Palmer, Mr and Mrs Harrison, Wey- bridge, Surrey; Mr and Mrs Thomas, and family and maid. Roath, Cardiff No. 12.- TAe Atisses Griiffth-s-Mr and Mrs W. H. Winstanley, # Master Winstan'ey and nurse, Mrs Whittaker, Fairfield, Liver- pool No. 13.—Mrs Thomas — Mr and Mrs J. Oakley and family, Wolverhampton; Miss McGregor and Miss Llewelyn, Wolver- hampton llL-Y-DON. No. 1 and 2.—Mrs Jane Edwards—Mr and Mrs Wigley, Chester; Mr and Mrs Scruton, Mr A. Sctuton, Mr Churchill, Birming- ham, MR and Mrs Geach, family and ser- vants, Rawdon, Yorkshire Miss Tyler, Birmingham No. 3.—Mr J. W. Cotton, F.G.S.—Mr and Mrs J. H. Crooks, and Miss A. Crooks, Birch- field, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs J. H. Stone, Miss C. L., Miss A., and Miss M. Stone, Masters F. and B. Stone, Handswortb, Birmingham No. 4.—Mrs Griffith-Ur and Mrs Smith and family, Cambridge; Mr and Mrs Lloyd and family, Birkenhead; Miss Gates CHURCH STREET. No. 1.—Mrs Jones, Meirion House -Afro Henry Pitman and family, Barnsby House, Altrincham, Manchester; Mrs Greensill, Mr Joseph Greensill, Worcestershire Mrs Roberts, No. 1, Craig-y-Don—Miss Sykes and patty The Misses Roberts, No. 2, Craig-y-Don (a)- GLYNDWR TERRACE. No. 2.—Mrs Captain Morris-R. A. Struth, Esq., Strathmore Hall, Yorkshire, Mr John Glendinning and family, Whitehaven, Dr John Beaumont, Huddersfield, Prof. G. A. Turton, Shakespeare House, Golcar, Mons. Levison De'Levison, Bordeaux MOUNT PLEASANT. No. 1.—Mrs Smith (a)-Mr and Mrs Hulme, Green'Hall House, Cheadle Road, Stock- port, MR William King, Miss King, and Mrs William King, junior, Birmingham AELFOR TERRACE. No. 6.—Mr Wm. William-Mr and Mrs H. Bence, Spring View, Normacott, Stafford- shire, and Mrs W. Anderson, Dresden, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire VICTORIA PLACE. No. 1.—Misses Jones — Captain and Mrs Beatty and family; Mrs Sadlin; W. M. Coupland, Esq.; T. P. Sadleir, Esq.; Major Beatty. MENE VILLAS. No. I.-min Lewis Jones-Miss Homer, Miss Emma Homer, Mr John Homer, Cradley, Worcestershire; Mrs and the Misses Shaw, Wolverhampton, Mr and Mrs Evans and family, Birmingham No. 2.-Afrs Griffith Thomas-Mr and Mrs Lloyd, 5 children, 2 nurses, Wednesbury No. 3.—Mrs Richard Thomas—Mr and Mrs Howard Lloyd and family, Cannon Hill House, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Craw- ford and family, and 2 servants, Chelten- ham FRONFELEN TERRACB. No. I. -Mrs Roberts-Mr and Mrs Himus and family, and Miss Spencer, London; Mr and Mrs Benjamin Bubb and family; Rev. Charles Spencer Bubb, Cheltenham No. 3.—Mrs Mrs and Mrs Everett and family, Abbey Lands, Weston, near Stafford; Mrs M'Intosh, family, and party, Bromyard, Herefordshire No. 4.—Mrs Griffiths-Mrs Hull and maid, Mr C. Hull; Mr and Mrs Compton Lundie, No. 5.-Mrs Edwards—Mrs Hollis, J. A. Hollis, Esq., Miss Hollis, Bridge House, Stafford; Miss L. H. Marson, Moss Terrace, Stafford; Miss Bate, Wolver- hampton GLAN-Y-WERYDD TERRACE. No. 1.—Mr John Lloyd (a)—Mr and Mrs Alfred Buttemer and family, Reigate, Mr and Mrs Lees, Wednesbury, Mrs and Miss Gittoes, Miss Cottrell, and Mr and Master Sargent, West Bromwich, Mrs Walker, Mr and Miss Rushton, Maccles- field No. 2.—Mrs Williams-Ir George Xevill and family, London; Mr and Mrs Charles King and family, Stourbridge No. -t.-The Misses Morris—Mr and Mra G. Carey Franklin and family, Coventry, Mr Herbert Franklin, Leicester, F. J. Lightoller, Esq., Mrs Lightoller, family and governess, Chorley, Lancashire No. õ.-Mrs Evans— Mrs Showell and family, Knottsall Lodge, Bristnall; Mr and Mrs Thomas Cbiswell, and family, Lincoln Grove, Manchester Mr and Mrs Auguste Cros and family, Stoneycroft, Liverpool; Mrs Hartill, Smethwick; Mr A. Thomp- son, The Elms, Langley; Mr Adolphe Hoffman, Manchester ABERAMFFRA TERRACE. No. 1. Mi-s C. Davies—Mrs Kettle and family, Manchester, Rev J. Garwood and the Misses Garwood, London FRONOLEU TERRACE, LLANABER. No. 1.— Mrs Lewis-The Right Rev. Monsignor Fisher, of St. Edward's College, Liverpool; Rev. John Melling, Professor, of St. Edward's College, Liverpool; Mr J. Dob- son Mr J. Birchall; Mr J. Poole Mr J. Holden; Mr G. Gilliman; Mr T. Walmsley; Mr J. Smith Mr. G. Rigby; Mr J. Berry; Mr J. Cross; Mr J. Keenan; Mr J. Welsby; Mr J. Oldham; Mr J. Bailey; W. M'Kenna No. 2.—Mrs Griffiths (a)-William Burgess, Esq., and Mrs Burgess, family and nurse, Penybryn, Rock Ferry, Birkenhead; Rev. Henry Roberts, St. Edward's College, Liverpool FRONOLEU VILLAS, LLANABER. No. 2.—Mrs E. Jones (a b)- GLANABER HOUSE. Miss Richards- Commander Tyrwbitt, R.N., and family, Scotter, Woodstock Road, Oxford, Mrs Tyrwhitt, Cameringham, Oxford, 4 maid servants and 1 man ser- vant BRYNHYFRYD. Miss Dedivith—Clarence Mason Dobell, Esq., family and servants, Cheltenham; Dr. Wood, Miss Wood, and party, Cam- bridge; Mr and Mrs Perry and family, London BORTHWEN HOUSE. Miss Roberts (a)-N,liss Clive, Welshpool Miss Butler and maid, London GLAX-Y-MOR HOUSE. Mrs Erans-Ir and Mrs Bryson and family, Birkenhead Master Bryson, Borth Mrs Hornell, Birkenhead; Mrs Dumville; Mrs Lees, 11 Hyde park Square, London GLASFOR TKRRACir. No. 1. Mrs Peters—Mrs Bowdler and family, Shrewsbury; Miss Callow, Tenbury; Miss Pemberton, Aberdovey; Mr and Airs Sheldon, London; Mrs, Miss, and Mr H. R. Harrison, Lond n; Mrs Donavon and iss Dooavon, U.S.A. GLANGLASFOR TERRACE. 2.—Mrs. Ellen Williams—Mr, Mrs, and Miss Ada Bellaers, Leicester; Mr and Mrs George Hewitt, Leicester Mrs and the Misses Edith and Emily Webster, Lei: ester Miss Blackwell, Lutterworth Mrs Ken- nerley, Stretford, Manchester; Miss C'horlton, and Miss E. Chorlton, Moss Side, Manchester; Miss Nellie Knight, Farn- worth, Warringto'i LION HOTEL. Mr W, Jones ((f)- HIGH BTBIUIT. Mrs Margetts, Gomerian House -Mr S. H Mrs, and Miss Bradbury, Leicester; Mrs G. C. Jones, Leicester; Mr and Mrs Good- man and family, and Miss Gutch, Birmin- gham MR AND Mra Charles and MRS James.Husband, Birmingham Mrs Morris, Glanglasfor House (a)— Mr and Mrs James Sandbach and family, Man- chester Miss Wilde, Sale, near Ma^chee- ter; Dr Raby} Manchester; The Misses Davidson, Cheltenham GLANTDO*. Mrs Lewis (a)— PANTERYICN'. Mrs Timothy (a h)—M r %I v servant, Manchester BRYM-: No. 1. —Mrs Edioards—Mr and Mr* Warren Miss Edith and Master George Sydney Warren, Lower Clapton, E.; Miss and Miss L. M. Morgan, Lichfield No. 2.—Mrs Williams—Mr and Mrs Belling- ham, Mrs and the Misses Fletcher, Mrs and Miss Newns, Dudley GLAN-T-WERN. Mrs Jones (a b)-Rev. Arthur.T. Pigott, Uffing- ton, Shrewsbury HENDRE OOED-LLANABER. Miss Willianu-Mr, Mrs, and Master Jenkin, Willsbrook House, Ragland Miss Prvce, Stow Park, Newport; and Aliss M. Priaay, The Lake, Gloucester Mr Evans, Bettvite-John Abraham, Esq., and family, Northfield, near Birmingham

LLANBEDR. [Agents for collecting the List, Messrs. J. EVANS & SON.) (Railway Station "Pensarn," a mile from the village.) POST OFFICE.- Closes at 2.30 p.m. Delivery commences at 8.15 a.m. Mr Robert Griffiths, Post- master. Postal address, Llanbedr, R.S. O., Meri- oneth. ENGLISH DIYIXK SERVICE at the Church of Eng- land at 11 and 3 o'clock every alternate Sunday. FISHING, BATHING, WALKS, AND EXCURSIONS.— Llanbedr is a quiet and retired country village, having the following walks, drives, &c., in the vicinity. The celebrated trout and salmon Ashing river Artro runs through the village. The river is reserved, from the sea up to within a mile of Cwmbychan Lake, but about half a mile above the village it divides into two, and the right hand (or smaller) stream Is free. The charges for fiabing in the preserved river are—day ticket, 2s. weekly, 6s.; monthly, 10s. Cd.; for the season, 21s.; which can be had from the Water Bailiff, Mr. Griffith Evans Wynne, Llanbedr. Lakes for fishing are- Cwmbychan Lake, 0 miles from Llanbedr; a car can be driven to within a mile of it Llyn Pryfed, about 7 miles distance; Glowlyn, about 5! miles north east of Llanbedr, about 2400 feet above the level of the sea Llyn Perfeddau, Llyn Ybi. about 8 miles distance; Llyn Urddyn, about 44 miles; Llyn Boldyn, 14 miles further than Urddyn; Llyn Dulyn li mile higher still in the mountain. All these lakes are free. The bathing beach, called Llandanwg, is 1i miles distance a car can go for a mile, the rest must be walked. Besides being a good safe beach there is a very interesting old ruined Church, which gives the name to the beach. Mochras or Shell Beach (about two miles) is visited by hundreds, for the make of the pretty thells abounding there. It is also a safe bathing place. A car can be driven to the shore. Cwm Nautcol, or the Glen of Nanteol, is a romantic drive, distant 2 miiel. From Cwm Nanteol Moelfra mountain can be ascended in about an hour, or it can be ascended another way the same distance. A good day's walk for the pedestrian is to Cwmybychan, then up the Roman Steps," and into the Dolgelley and Maentwrog road, which is reached in three or four miles' walk from Cwmy- bychan, at a point about three miles from Traws- fyuydd, and five from the inn at Tynygroes. It is an exceedingly fine excursion. There are a great number of short walks. At Gwerneinion Farm (about a mile), there is a remarkable cromlech, and on the way there, close to Llanbedr, a large meini hirion. Craig Fawr, three qaartera of an hour's walk; Craig yr Arran, half hour's walk; Gwynfryn Village, i of mile Harlech Castle is three miles away. Fern lovers may have plenty to do along all the walks in this neighbourhood. Cars and good horses may be hired. Visitors. Mrs Thomas, Penrhhv Newydd (aj- I Mrs Evans, Gicyndy House (a)-Mr and MIs Rudge, daughter, and maid, Mra Collins. Bedford Mrs Evans, Glanartro, (a)—Mr Johnson Med- ley Mr and Mrs Porter, Bedford I

CRICCIETH. [Agent for collecting the Lists, Afr. R. HAN- SARD.] POST OFFICE.—Bex closes at 6 p.m. Sunday, 4.40 p.m. Delivery commences at 7 a.m. Sunday, 9.28 a.m. Money Orders and Savings Bank busi- ness closes at 4.1 p.m. Telegraph business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, 8 to 10 a.m. EHSUSH SERVICE at 10.46 a.m. WALKS, &e.-The Castle, close to the sea; a glo- rious view from here of the long stretch of coast. Moel Hebog, and even Snowdon can be reached by the hardy pedestrian. Pwllheli is twenty minutes' ride by rail, and from there Nevin and Aberdaron can be reached by lbup. Visitors. CAMBRIAN TERRACE. No. 2. -.Vrs.Richard Jones-Mra S. N. Jones and family, Leamington No. 3.—Mrs olmn-bir and Mrs Anderson, family, and Maid, Mrs and Miss Anderson, Broughton, Manchester SALEM TERRACE. No. 6.—Mrs Elizabeth Roberts (aJ- No. 7.—Mr William Owen (a)-Mr Mrs and Miss O'Reilly PARKIA PLACE. No. i.-Afr R. W. Jones-Iley Mr Edwards, Mrs and Miss Edwards and maid, Master George Wheelar; Rugby, Staffordshire. Mrs Boulton, Llanfairfechan, Mrs Getting, Church Gate, Leicester No. 2.-Miss Fearn (a)-Mr and Mrs William Walker, family and nurses, Wavertree, Liverpool PLASGWILYM. Mrs J ona (b)- M rand Mrs Crosfieldj family and servant; Rev Mr Pearson, family and ser- servants, Liverpool; Miss Ellis, Liverpool TYNEWYDD. No. 1. -1fr Evan Evans (a)-M.rs Roberts, Carnarvon TALEIFION. Mrs Rowlands—Mrs Dobie and family, Chester CARDIGAN HOUSE. Mrs John Price—MrsDunga-on and family,add maid, Manchester, Mrs Censington and family, and maid, Southport, Mr and Mr Phillip Alexander, Bath, Rev E. Roberts, and Mrs Roberts and family CASTLE VIEW. Mrs Evans-Henry Lycett, Esq., and Mrs Lycett Wilbraham Hoitse- Mr Daniel Owen, Greenwich House (a) -Rev Robt. EvaLS, Carnarvon FAIR VIEW. Mr W. C,ii%th,Mr and Mrs NevilleCleggand family, Oldfield Brow, Altrincham Miss Clegg, Pendleton

PWLLHELI. [Agent for collectingthe Lists, Mr J. T. EVANS, Stationer. ] POST OFFICE.—Box closes 5 p.m. Sundays, 5 p.m. Delivery commences at 8 a.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. Telegraph business, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun- days, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. ENGLISH SEE VICE.—Church, 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. WALKS, &c.-Beautiful walks along the beach and surrounding hills, commanding an extensive view of Merionethshire and North Cardiganshire. Pwliheli btach is unsurpassed. Conveyances daily to Nevin and back, to Ahersoch and Llanengan, 'Bus to Aberdaron daily at 5 p.m. Excellent fishing in neighbourhood. Pwilheli is a good centre for country drives. One day might be pleasantly spent by a ride to the neighbourhood of the Kiva's" and Clynnog, about ten miles distant. Another day equally pleasant might be taken in the neighbour- hood of Absrsocb, 11 pretty piace, where the man- sion of Lady Jones-Parry stands. Other days might be pleasantly spent by drives to Xantgwtheryn, Nevin, Porthdinlleyn, Lleyn, Criccietb, and Portinadoc. From Portmadoe, Beddgelert may be visited with great advantage, an omnibus leaving Portmadoe station at 11 a,m. and returning at 4 p.m. Carnarvon easily accessible by rail. Excur- sions might be organized by boats any day to St. Tudwell's Roads and Island. Or a drive to Aberdaron and thence by boat (in summer time) to Bardsey Island. Visitors TOWER VILLA. Mrs Griffith ((t)-Dr Broadbent and party. London SEA VIEW. Mrs Jones (a -,Nlr Sumner, and party, Bir- mingham CARDIGAN VIEW. Mrs Jones (a) W. llealey, Esq., and family Rev Mr Johnson; Miss Penketh, Man- chester WErTFIELD. Mrs Walker (0)- PENLAN STREET. Mrs Pickering—Mr and Mrs Ogle, Upper Nor wood VICTORIA HOUSE. Ws Jones—Astruk Cariss, Esq., and Mrs Cariss and family, Liverpool WHITEHALL SQUARE. Mrs R. Roberts (a)-

BBTTWc-Y-COED. [Agent for collecting the Lists, Mr ELLIS PIERCE, Jjolyd't' Iai.] Po" OFmcx.Closes 5.80 p.m. Sunday, 10 am. Delivery commences 8 a.m.; Sunday. 9 a.m. S«VICE.—Church of England. 1VVL W 11 a.m.; Calvinistic Methodiet, occasionally. WU.KI! &c.-Tho Miners' Bridge, leading to path which takes yo* to a tower with a splendid view ol mountains. Swallow fall* (between 2 and 8 miles > The PenrWw Ddolun, comLenciog at Pontre Duf crossing the mountain to Dolyddeleo. Crair fikn Conwy, leading to Beaver Pool and Fairy Glen. Helsi Lake, by mountain footpath, commenciag at ¡.. r,, i-j "MlWY old farm house, and leading past | • »r#;a»n$ic chff e<»v«wtdwHh wood. Mountain path tr.,ca Gi»>p h.M, I. ~'«pel Garmon. Crom- i*cb. oa Tyij-y-ewd t*.rrr.. i s- *>»Tond C«pel Garmon. lw.d<r Mill. Fail* <: are tent mausloa, "d PontM llawt. Z, ancient ol Dr. *2^1 VR%VK-ATFCI I'U* THE Welsh language." Curig, Trefriw, Pestrevoelas, Penmachno. Dolrddelen. Festimog, and the Crafnant, Cowlyd, and Gelrion- ydd lakes are within an easy day's j"uraey.—Fish- ing streams: Llugtvy, Conway, Machno, Idedr, and other small streams excellent for trout and salmon Aching. Helm lake l mile long. COKVITAICIS. From Bettws to Festiniog, leaving Bettws after the arrival of the 12.20 pan. train- reaching Dolyddelen at 3 p.m., and Pengwern Arms, Festiniog, 7 p.m., leaving Pengwern Anna e 45 a.m., arriving at Bettws in time for 10.5 train. Another coach leaves Baltic Hotel 8 a.m., and ar- riven at Bettws 9.50 am.; returns after la. 16 train. A break (not running on Sundays) leaves Benax Do'yd*eleni 8 o'clock a.ic., arrives at t»mefor».ie a.m. train. Leaves Bettwa °.f i0-55 train; arrives at ?S!fi .rrirJ' cf°ik noon. Leaves Benar View J?LP T Bettwa in time for 4.10 p.m, train, LeavesBettws alter the arrival of 6 o'clock p. m. tram; arrive* at Benar View a little after 7 0 clock p.m, Visitors Mr J. F. Brown, Fairy Glen a Rev. G. R. Soper, B.A., and Mrs Soper, Mr Frank Seper, Master Richard Soper, Master George Soper, Miss Letty Soper, Hoy lake Cheshire; T. P. Feeney, Esq., and the Misses Feeney, Cheltenham Mr William Gordon, Edinburgh

WEST COAST OF WALES DIRECTORY. f_' To secure insertion in this Directory, Hotels and Lodging Houses must be registered. The fee, 2«. 6d. for the season, should be sent to the Publishing Office, 8, Queen's-road, Aberystwyth, or to the local agent, Houses can be entered in the IW u Season. For the above-named fee the name and address must not exceed a line (five or six words); but additional lines can be inserted at 2s. 6d. each. register at any time daring the (a) Signifies that there are apartments to let at the house against which it is placed. (b) That the owners are willing to let the whole or part of the house furnished for a term. Any failure in the collection ur publication of the lists should be made known at once to the Publishers, who will do all in their power to secure accuracy, but they must ask that names and addresses may be written as plainly as possible The Publishers will thankfully receive any suggestion for the improvement of the information given below, as to Places to be visited, Distances, &c. It is to be hoped that this Directory will be found useful, not only to Visitors already on the Coasf K ♦ country who eonsult it before travelling to the various watering places. r ere 111 other parts of the

ABERYSTWYTH. [Publishing Office, 3. Queen's-road.] POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.—Day Mail; London North Western (going south), and the Midland Counties, 7 30 a.m. Letters, &c., registered until 8 previous evening. Llanrhystid, Llanon, Aberarth, and Aboraeron, 8 45 a.m. Letters, &c., registered lintil 8 0 previous evening. Carmarthen, South Wales, and West of England, 130 p.m. Letters, &c., Registered until 1 0 p.m.—Night Mail: London, Li- verpool, Manchester, Shrewsbury, Scotland, Ireland, tod all parts of the United Kingdom, 5 0 p.m., with additional stamp, 5 35 p.m. Letters, &c., registered Until 4 30 p.m., and with additional fee of 4d. until fi 0 p.m.—Night Mail: London Liverpool, Manches- ter, Shrewsbury, Scotland, Ireland, and all parts of United Kingdom, 9 30 a.m.; Carmarthen, bouta Wales, and West of England, 12 0 a.m.-Day Mail: Shrewsbury and Midland Counties, 7 0 pm- On Sundays only one delivery by letter earners (com- mencing at 11 0 a.m.), and letters are delivered to caUersfrom 12 30 p.m. to 1 30 p.m.—On Sundays the office is open only from 9 0 to 10 0 a.m., and from 12.30 to I. 30 p.m., but the letter box remains open as on other (lays. Open on Sundays from 9 0 a.m. to 10 0 p.m. for Telegraph business. The letter boxes on the Marine Terrace, North Parade, Bridge btreet, and Lewis Terrace, are cleared at 7 0 a.m., 10 P.M., and 5 0 p.m.; on Sundays at 6 0 p.m. only. Mr H. Humphreys, postmaster. Money Orders are issued and paid trom 9 0 a.m. till 5 0 p.m., and FROM 5 4a P-m. till 6 0 p.m.; and on Saturdays tiliS 0 p.m. No money-order business is transacted on Sunday. The Stamp Office is at the Post Office. PLACES OF WORSHIP. St. Michael s Parish Church (Kuglish): The Rev. K. O. Phillips, M.A., vicar. Sunday services morning, 11a.m.; evening, 6 p.m. Weekday Wednesday evening at 7.—St. Mary's Chapel of Ease (Welsh), Gray's-inn Lane: The Rev. K. O. Phillips, M.A., vicar. Sunday services: at 9 30 aim., and at 6 p.m.; special English at 11 30 a.m. Weekday: Thursday evening at 7. St. Padarn's Church, Llanbadarn-fawr The Rev. John Pugh, vicar. Sunday services: (Welsh) at 10 a.m.; (Engliahj ut 11 30 a.m.; evening service (Welsh) at 8p.m.—Roman Catholic, Queen's-road Rev. W. E. Williams, priest. Sunday services: 11 a.m., and 6 P-m.-—Baptist Chapel (English), Alfred_Place: Rev. I. £ L Williams, minister. Sunday services 11 a.m. and 6 p. m. -Baptist Chapel (Welsh), Baker-street: Rev. J. A. Morris, minister. Sunday services: II 30 a.m. and 6 p.m.—Independent Chapel (English), Portland Street: Rev. T. A. Penry, minister. Sun- day services: 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.—Independent phapel (W«sl«h), Vulcan-street: Rev. J. Miles, min- ister. Sunday services 9 30 a m and 6 p m.—Eng- lish Presbyterian Church, Portland-street: Rev. W. Evans M.A., minister. Sunday services: 11 am and 6 'p m.—Calvioistic Methodist (Shiloh Chapel, WELSH) Queen's-road. Sunday services: 9 30 am, aid 0 pm. Calvinistic Methodist (Tabernacle pel, Wolah), Mill-street: Rev. Thomas Levi, min- ister. Sunday services 9 30 a m, and 0 p m.—Wes- tern Chapel (English), Queen's-road: Rev. J. fierce, minister. Sunday services: 11 am, and 6 P Ha VFesleyan (Siloam Chapel, Welsh), Moor- treet: Rev. James Jones, minister. Sunday ser- ines 11 a m, and 6 p m.—Wesleyan (Salem Chapel, Queen-street: Revs. Peter Jones and John Jones, ministers. Sunday services 9 30 a m, and J Pm.—United Methodist Free Church (Welsh), *«wis-terrace: Rev. D. G. Edwards, minister. Sun- services 10 am, and 6 pm. FJLI. NKS. — National Provincial, Pier-street; Mr ftavid Jones, manager. North and South Wales, ~Jr R. Webster, manager. London and Provincial, R. P. Thomas, manager. BUILDINGS AND WORKS.—Town Hall, Queen's- The University College of Wales: Principal, T. C. Edwards, King-street. (The college is to seen daily, Sundays excepted, and any donations "hich visitors give will be devoted to form Visitors' Scholarships.) Temperance Hall, North Parade ftteboat House, Queen's road Promenade Pier, Marine-terrace; to the Harbour Pier (through Trefechan, and turn for Rheidol Bridge); to the Harbour (up Bridge street, down Custom ^ouse-streot); trie Smithfield, bottom of Smith- ed road Railway Termini: The Cambrian, Jnd the Manchester and Milford—stationmaster, Wilcox, Railway-terrace; Public Baths, Marine- S&rrace; ruins of Castle, Castle Grounds Markets *errace.road, Market-street, and St. J ames-squave; Llanbadarn-road. t A.LKS.-Down Plas Crug (from Railway Terrace), nrough the Cemetery, and return by Llanbadarn- down Plas Crug, turn to the right at the caa- iJ-Uated building, ana cross the railway through fields to bridge which spans the river, and thence J? the right through Penparkau, and home or to ffj! left through Llanbadarn or cross the road and rJUow the course of the river to the railway bridge, return through Llanbadarn. Through the north tw* to the right, through Llanbadarn to the railway nSnS* which crosses the road turn down by the tw °*er a footbridge which crosses the river, and (to Penparkau home. Out by the north gate Olidv UP fche hill to the large house, Gwydd- the Kn'Urn to r' £ ht, and keep to the right down turrT^ into Llanbadarn. Again from Gwyddondy, t if" as before to the right. Instead of going to rjaabadarn take the first turn to the left and in- Haire for Cwmpadarn. From Gwyddondy, along the turnpike road to Bow Street, and take train home; ?r turn down towards Gogercldan, cross the brook, Jake the first road to the right, pass Peithyl, and U»to the turnpike about four miles from Aberyst- wyth. Again from Gwyddondy turn to the left, and J*1 about 100 vards turn into a lane on the left, and £ to the left home or instead of turning into lane follow the road to Cwm, and return home by the shore, or over Constitution Hill. This ?alk may lie extended by taking the road leading to Church, which can be seen in the valley, return home either along the valley to the or inland to Bow Street. From Aberystwyth gj turn by the limekilns in Trefechan, cross Pier and along the shore or past Tanybwlch. under the railway bridge at Trefechan, and Sin sharPly to the right up Pendinas. After pas- til under the railway bridge at Trefechan, follow rjad to the turnpike gate. At this side of the take the road to the left to Llanbadarn, Plas- &c., the road to the right to Figure Four and tUrn YtoChaiarn Church. Pass through the gate and tho right along the middle road to Nanteos. ? turnpike road leads to Devil's Bridge, a distance t mUes. Constitution Hill and Brynymor road th avourite resorts, from which excellent views of Sjown and country can be obtained. Bridge, about twelve miles Aber- AkPp (no railway), sixteen miles Strata Florida ttJJey, fifteen miles, by Manchester and Milford y > Pontrhydygroes, about twelve miles; in '> Plinlimmon Borth, by Cambrian Rail- The town possesses ample means for reaching r,86 Points of interest at moderate charges. KQ-NV'EYAN<'KS.—A coach leaves the Belle Vue for 10 ^'gn on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at rt,30! returning on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- Mail carts, which carry passengers, leave the HC1 °ffice between nine and ten o'clock every ihtt ,'nf? for Devil s Bridge and Aberaeron, return- OS about five o'clock. The Devil's Bridge mail cart CLn°t run on Sundays. Other conveyances leave Of f?°tels and other places daily for different parts country. Visitors o MARINE TERRACFI. 6 -3fr.< R. Delalwyde. Mr, Mrs, and Jijiss Granger, Leam ngton Mr Henry "artwright, Dudley; Mr and Mrs Jenkins, ^hd nurse, Carleon, Monmouthshire L'Mrs Jones -Mr and Miss G. Lightly, ^oudon; the Misses Birtless, Birmingham Mrs G. I'ayton and family, Birmingham; and VI rs B. F. Babcock and family, Liverpool; Miss Yates and Miss Watkins, Birmingham, Mr and Mrs Ford, Manches- IO.-Mi-s Richard Jones Miss Brown, ahd Miss Wyche, Clifton; Mrs Broughall ?hd family, Mrs Wetherall, The Lea, ^ridgnorth, Miss Jones, Mr and Mrs Ford ^r. ^naily, Edge Lane, Manchester ^2. ~j[frg j\ H. Lloyd (a)—Air and Mrs F. Sampson and family, and Mrs Hamps )n, "^denshaw, near Manchester; Mrs Hughes o. d family, Llandilo .fgM¡'s J. Clayton—Mr J. E. Davie?, Fields, Maesbury; Mrs Green, ^■hoc^in, near Westfelton; MissT. Davies, Rollv, Knoc in; Mr T Green, Knock in, AT F el ton Mr Thomas, Mrs., and Miss MUlan, from Glasgow Mr and Mri H. ^felsh and children, Hereford f*—Mm D. D. Davies (a bl — Mrs Jenks, A..lenks, and Mr J. Jenks, Wolvei« Y^iQpton Mrs and Master Jones, London, MQ and Mrs Tate, Wolverha-upton v,—Mrs Jonts, Waterloo House.— Mr and Dwen, Liverpool, Mr and Mrs S-0t8l y and family, Birimngham, Miss A. W-8e.rs- ^omercotes, Derbyshire, Mr dcj^iianis, Llwynmadog Jones (a)-Mrs Devereux Pryce, ^°lforwyu Hall Montgomeryshire; Mr the Misses Buxton, Manchester Rev feley;uldMrsHall Boylestoue Rectory, V The Misses Hills, Kew Green, 40 rey. Miss Davies r xr ,i Osmotherlay—Mrs Kay and V Jrt j ^y> Mr and Mrs Stableford and family, 1' 5o 8 ^liss F. Kemp J. A. Watkins, Stanley House- Jun., Esq., Mrs and Miss Cox, JVli "^d-on-Avon Aliss Jenkins and L»'wis Carmarthen, Miss Jenkins, ^0. 5^PE-TOR 1/. Jones (a b)— Miss Sydney, J. r/0?' V!l' Edwar/i Counsrv, London, Mr ■Wk, London, Airs Hew and Mrs 53. 'rles li. Hew h^Uari/Jamci'f a J-The Rev.W.H. Vice-Principal,St. David s College, 5 M18 Davey and family, Lam^ Pughc,— Mrs Harries and maid, tflarl ore«ate, Shrewsbury; xMr and Mrs floviR^8 Carries and family, Hampden Mr Charles and Mr vJ's r 'dl, Lonuon, Mr Oliver Lewis, ^°'5s^TWis. nurse, aud baby, Hillside •■ydbrook, near Gloucester TV's Rowland Evans (a)— Mr and V Aliss Jones, Hardy Park, near Q. -^nny> Mr and Airs Penny, Daletoc, \^T G- Burdett, 'Tenby Malccm House (a)— njore, nurse and children Mrs Wall, Hereforefordshsre Mrs Aston, Master J. Aston, MillS Cotton, Stafford- shire No. 58.—ATiu Jones fa)-MrB*adMisaC»rven, and Miss Cheaters, Nantwich; Miss Comes, Baddington No. 59.—Mrs Lewis -Miss Gates and Miss Hemminga, Leamington, Mrs Geletart and Miss Hay ward, Crewe, MM Walton, Bux- ton, Mr Walton, junior, Miss Walton, Mr and Miss Chadwick, Matlock No. 60.—Mrs James G. Green-Mrs and Miss Carnen, Nantwich, Miss Chesters, Nant- wich. Miss Cariies, Baddington, Mr and Mrs Compton, Tamworth, Mrs Beesley, Birmingham. lVi. s aud Miss Bach, Craven Arms, 1Ir and Mrs Griffiths and family, Leintwardine, Herefordshire, Miss Urwich, London No. 63.—Mrs Griffith Jones, St. DavW:, House -Mr and Mrs F. W. Gedye and family, Cotham, Bristoe,and Miss Batsman, Stoke, Dtivonport Dr Rice Williams, M.D., Public Baths- MARINE TERRACE (VICTOBLV TERRACE). No. 1 ,—MrtZ. Humphreys. Victoria House, Mr W. H. Palmer, Queen's Hotel Professor and Mrs E. H. Palmer, Cambridge; Mr and Mrs Holmes, Barnard Castle, Mr J. A. Grieve, R.A., Woolwich, Mr John Wrenholt, Shirenewton, Chepstow. Mr William Wrenholt, Llanwern House, Men- mouth, Mr John Beeching, Tunbridge, Mr J. E. Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne, Captain G. J. F. Hughes, Cheltenham, Mr and Mrs Barrett and family Mr Alfred Peek and party, Cheltenham, Mr and Mrs Scott, Lythwood Hall, Salop, Mr Charles Long, London, Mr and Mrs J. E. Howell, Stone- field, Bebington No. 2.-Mrs Rowland Evans,Evelzln House-Mr Mrs, and Miss Taylor, The Oak'ands, Knowle, near Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Brown and family, Mrs Brown, Bell- broughton Captain and Miss Barrows, Hauler; Mr and Mrs Harrison, Liver- pool G. D. Burdett, Esq., Tenby No. 3.-Miss Margaret Watkins, Ocean View House (a b)—W. G. Bristow, Esq., aud Miss Bristow, Walsall; Mr and Mra Joseph TiAunlon, Maater Barry Taunton, and Master Leonard Taunton, Edgbaston No. 4.—Mrs W. H. Kensit, Snowdon House —The Rev. Stuart and Mrs Monteith, Leamington; the Miss s Bre- ce, Hereford, Mr and Mrs H. Leman and family, the Misses Owens, Hanley, Staffordshire, Mrs Diggles, Claughton, Birkenbead No. 5.-Mrs Morgan, Guernsey HOUle-Miss Hilton, Miss G. D. Hilton, and Miss Nesta Hilton Jones, and Miss Norgrove; Miss E. Thomas, Mellyniog, Llansaintffraid, Os- westry Mrs George Andrew, Miss Andrew, Apsley House, Mossley, Mr and Mrs Bissell and family, Worcestershire, Mrs John Evans, Mount View, Brecon No. 6.-Mrs Hughes, Trafalgar House — Mrs Grieve, the Misses Grieve and maid, Clifton Mrs Sams, Miss Sams, and Miss S. A. Sams; Mr and Mrs Bidlake and family, The Forest Grange, near Leisester; Mrs Bates, Leicester; Mrs Williams, Bir- mingham Mrs Bottomley and family; Mrs Lundon, Birmingham Mrs Mawson, Brighton House Lady, Mr, and the Misses Maitland, Mr and Miss Greenhow, Llanidloes, Mrs Gr aves and family, Clifton, Mr and Miss Bradbury, Birmingham Miss Trubshaw, Ladies School, Caerleon House- PORTLAND STREET. No. 3.-Mrs Kate Jonw-M rs Barnes and Air C. Barnes, Hereford; Mrb Davies, Mr J. Davies, Sarnllya, Llanfair, Lampe- ter; Mr and Mrs Davies, Castle Hotel, Lampeter No. 13.—Mrs Evans-Mrs J. Timmis, Welling- ton, Master Charles Greene, Muxton Master Percy Meckinson, Newport, Salop; Mr F. Hasluck, Mr Hmluck, and Miss Has. luck, Birmingham No. 39. Mr Deacon, Ellan Vannin House-Mr and Mrs Yeld, and Mr Thomas, Hereford Mrs and the Aliases Price, Brecon PIER STBFCXT. No. 1.—Mrs Thomas Smith, Pier House- No. 3.-Mr E. P. Wynne, Family and Dispen- sing Chemist-Edward M. Dickinson, Esq., London No. 14.-Mrs E. Morgaii(a)-Rev. R. C. Dendy, Tenterden, Kent; Mrs R. C. Dendy, Ten- terden, Kent; Mr John Biffin, Nottingham; Miss Johnson, Frodsham QUEEN'S ROAD. No. 6.-Mrs Jones, Glanayron House- Mr E. H. Straw, London, Mr J. Badcock, Oxford LITTLE DABKGATB STREET. No. 9.—Mr C. M. Williams, General Drapei- and Silk Mercer- BRIDGE STREET. No. 52.-Mis Turner (boarding and lodging)- Harriet SSade, No. 2, Shellgrove-road, Stoke Newiugton, London; Sar h Gittins, No. 7, Helmsley terrace, London Fields, Hackney-road, London MARY STREET. No. 20.—Mr Thomas Morris, Tentperance Hotel (a)—Mrs Evans and family, Welshpool; Mr Mrs and Miss Wheeler, Birmingham Mr Like, Hereford NEW STREET. No. ll.-Mrs Collins-Mr and Mrs Jones, Merionethshire Mrs Sands, Bristol

ABERAERON. [Agent for collecting Lists, Mr J. M. HO WELL, 3, Market-street.] (12 miles from Lampeter and 16 from Aberystwyth.) POST OFFICE.—Letters can be posted to Lampeter, Carmarthen, South Wales, London and the South till 1 p.m.; to Aberystwyth, North Wales, Liverpool, London, and the North, till 2 30 p.m. Letters can be registered till within a quarter of an hour of the above-named times. There is only one delivery after the North and South Mails have arrived, com- mencing at 12 a.m. Sunday: The Mail for the South leaves half an hour earlier. The delivery takes place after the South mail arrives. The Aber- ystwyth and North letters may be called for after 1 30 p.m. Office open on Sundays from 9 a.m. till 10 a m for Telegraph business. The Stamp Office is at Mr W. Griffiths, Chemist and Stationer s estab- ^IDIVINE SERVICE.—Trinity Church: The Rev. W. O. Edwards, B.D., vicar. Sunday: Morning, 11 a.m. (English). Evening, 6 p.m. (Welsh). Week: Friday evening at 7.—Calvinistic Methodist Tabernacle Chapel (Welsh), Tabernacle-street. Sunday: 9 30 a.m., and 6 30 p.m. Week Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m.-Congregational, Penal Chapel (Welsh), Water-street: Rev. William Evans. Sunday: 930 a.m., and 6 p.m. Week Tuesday and Friday at 7 p.m.—Wesleyan (Welsh), Victoria-street: ^he Rev. John Griffiths. Sunday: 9 30 a.m., and C p.m. Week Wednesday, 7 p.m.. „ BANKS.—National Provincial Bank of England: Manager, Mr J. R. Rowlands. PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND OffiCEs.-Town Hall and Quarter Sessions House, County Court Office, Custom House, County Treasurer's Office, Aberaeron Mutual Ship Insurance Office, Aberaeron Steam Navigation Company's Office. WALKS DRIVES, FISHING, &c.-Acro&s the Cwmmins and along the banks of the Aeron, cross- ing the river by the Lanayron foot-bridge and back bv tnrnnike road. From the lower Aberaeron BLGE fo the Salmon leap through the wood of Panteg and back round the Vicarage, Upper Bridge and Dolayron. This may also be continued ?,A5wgo?h'STbajkW the oUIjjjf church of Henfynyw. Along the coast to Abeiarth. There are also pleasant rambles over Penygarreg and Drefnewydd Hills, from which magnificent views can he obtained of the town, the vale of Aeron, Cardigan Bay, with Bardsey Island, and the Car- narvonshire Mountains in the distance. There are also pleasant drives along the coast to Newquay, and up the picturesque Vale of Aeron. The won- derful caves of Gilfachyrhalen, the Hengyramt Woods, and the old encampment of Prince Cadwgan, are the favourite resorts of pic-nic parties. The river Aeron is celebrated for its trout and salmon there is also splendid trout fishing in the Arth, a mile distant. The bay abounds with mackerel, and visitors may avail themselves of the numerous sail- ing and pleasure boats, which can be hired at re- markably low charges. There is also a splendid beach for shrimp, crab, and lobster fishing. CONVEYANCES.—The .Mail Car .from Aberystwyth is a commodious waggonette, to accommodate about twelve persons. Leaves Aberystwyth at 9.15 a.m. reaches Aberaeoe at 12 noon. Returns from Abe- racrou at 2.45, aivl arrives at Aberystwyth at 5 p.m. The Mail Car to Lampeter also accommodates pas- senger*. Occasionally the Steam Navigation Co. run their excellent A1 s.s. Prince Cadwgan" on a Marine Excursion to Bardsey or other places. Visitors. Mr John James, The Angel Inn- Mr John JiJvans, the Monachty Arms (a) — Several visitors Mrs JZccuis, LJovd JacfcAriiis.—feevera1 visitors Mr John Davits, the Rem. Inn—Mr Dd. Davies, Mr Thomas Evans, Mr William Eva«s ircd Miss Ann Evans, Powlais Mr James Lewt, Ystra-J Honckte; Jemima Davies, PeEcareg, Mr James Davies GBEENLA.NO TERR4CE. No. 5.—Mr Et-an Jo.ics- Mrs Sibbermg and family, Merthyr t Mrs Davies, Portland Hottse-LNfr H. S. and Mrs Hall, Dormington Court, Hereford

ABERDOVEY. [Agent for collecting the Lists, Mr R. REES, Chemist.] I POST OFFICE.—Closes, 530 pm. Delivery com- mences, 8 30 a m. ENGLISH DIVINE SERVICE.—Church of England 11 a m, Sunday. Occasionally at Calvanistic Metho- dist Chape'. WALKS AND EXCURSIONS.—Along the shore to Towyn (4 miles), down to the Dysynny (between 5 and 0 miles), where a charming view up the valley, with Cader Idris in the background, may be ob- tained. From Aberdovey to Machynlleth there is an enchanting walk or drive. The road for a good part runs along the river Dovev, whilst on the other hand the mountain scenery, with miniature water- falls at intervals, make up a scene seldom excelled. The paths up the hills behind the village offer very pleasant strolls, and command a grand sea pros- pect. About a mile and a half from Aberdovey, over the mountains, is that pleasant "loop-hole of retreat" known as the "Happy Valley," through which a fine trout stream runs, and ascending from which is a mountain called Gorlan Fraith, with a cairn on the top. The view from here will more than repay the labour of ascent: the Dysynny Valley beneath, Cardigan Bay, with the vast ex- tent of coast from the Carnarvon Hills, with Bard- sey Island lying off the southernmost part of the county, to Stumble Head, in Pembrokeshire, present a grand panorama.—Llyn Barfog. This romantic spot is within about 2! miles of Aberdovey, reached by a wild and picturesque route. Donkeys may be had in the village to "do" it. Aberdovey, by its proximity to its beautiful river, the Dovey, possesses great advantages. If acquatic enjoyment is sought, there are boats here to meet it—no fixed rates, which however are moderate. A boat trip to Aberystwyth, Borth, Towyn, or Barmouth, could at once be arranged by applying to John Bell, Life- boat coxwain Lewis Lewis, pilot John Nicholas, pilot; or Humphrey Walters; all owners of fine boats. Another source of enjoyment at this place is found in the extensive sand banks (on the other side of the Dovey) which at ebb are beautiful pro- menades. The sand banks are interesting to those interested in conchology, and the pools offer plenty of specimens for small aquaria. A most.attentive ferryman is always at hand, and ready to convey one to this interesting spot for a small fee, and to await the pleasure of return. Visitors OLAKOOTET TERRACE (TERRACE ROAD.) INO. 1 .—Mrs Bell (a)-Mr and Mrs E. C. Harding and family, Charlton House, Prest wick, Manchester No. 2.-Afrs Evans-The Misses Ruuell,Leam- ington No. 4.-Mrs Black-Yrs Dobson and family No. 5.-Afi-s Humphreys —Charles Briggs's family, Tamworth Mrs Davies, HOJUe-Mrs and the Misses Bellairs, Mr C. Bellairs, Vicarage, Nuneaton TERRACB ROAD. No. I.-Afrs Jenkins, Ivy House-Mrs Harry Rawson and family, Miss Hewer, Mr E. H. Bourne, Manchester No. 2.—Mrs Edwards, Ivy House— Dr Robert Griffith; Mr E. H. Davies, Chester No. 2 -Mrs Morris (a)-Capt. Fox, R.N.,and Mrs Fox; Mrs and the Misses Keeling, Manchester Mrs Owen, Brooklyn Hoitse-Miss Pemberton, Miss Lloyd, Aldhorn, Suffolk; Miss Need- ham and friend, Leek Mr Richard Rees, Chemist- Mrs Davies, Manchester House (aJ- Mrs Jonts, Pùudovey-Mr and Mrs Capleton, Mi s Florence, Miss Constance, and nurse; Mr McDowell; Mr H. Capleton; Mr and Mrs Barnes, Mrs Seymour, Master Barnes, and Master H. Barnes Mr E. Jaw, Draper and Grocer, Grand Parade -(a) Mrs Jones, Cambrian House (a)

DOLYDDELEN. [Agent for collecting the Lists, Mr ELLIS .PIEB CE. I POST OCTIC*,—Closes 8.30 p.m. Delivery can- menett at 10 a.m. EaaLHH DITIRII SIR ttviez.-PoUt-T-P&nt Church of England. inwon Chapel, 8 p.m. WALKS, .to.-The Cas le, Penamnen. Over the mountain to Capel Ct:rig. Bryn Moel and Cae SwJn' T?wm 7 Nhado?. Fishing Streams.—The Medr, Penamnen, and i gtumian; Siabod Lake 2 nules; Dyweunydd Lake, 8 mile*. Penamnen Ls*e; excellent fishing. Ticket f,.r the season, 3 shillings, for ft«hing m i.he streams; 5 shillings a week for the main river. Mountains.—Siabod 8 or 4 miles; Moel Frag, 3 miles; Moel Penamnen, 4 miles. Moel y Gareg Allt-trem, Moel y Gwyndy, 1 miles. Mynydd Cwm y Nhadog, where a tunnel M being driven, 5 or 6 miles walk to the snmmit. They are all ot easy ascent. Beautiful drive to Bettws and Festiniog. Visitors. Thomas T. Williams, Benar View Hotel raj- A PrilcAard, Elen Castle Hotel, Dolyddelen (a)- Mrs M. Jones and Mrs J. Parry, Liver- pool; Joseph George and Walter Hunt, Birmingham; Alfred Jones, London. N.; J. W, Hancox, London, S.E.

BORTH. Pen OmclE REGULATIONS.—Litters can be pogwa to Aberystwyth, Tragaron, Llanrhvgtyd, Abraeron, and Newquay up to 6.55 a.m.; to all other parts up to 6.50 p.m. at the office, and 6.80|p.m at the Terrace pillar box. Letters can be registered within fifteen unnntes of the times above specified, Delivery coigumnew at 8.0 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. on week days, and 10.0. a m. onIT, on Sundays. Money order and saving* bank business elose at 5.0 p.m., Saturdays master' AJ* £ ewisbttIlne*8 trom st°10 a,m, Post-

PENMAEN POOL This is a favourite resort by boat from Barmouth and by road from Arthog and Dolgelley. Mr Lewis Evans, George Hottl-

BORTH, NEAR PORTMADOC. This la a aiaiag watering place, about a mile south of Portmadoe, la the direction of the bar. It stands at the foot of II., vjrfc.,t, on arising ground, a very healthy spot. Tram the ground at the back of the town a very extensive view may be obtained of the Merionethshire and Carnarvonshire mountains, and of Cardigan Bay, and all the vessel* coming to and leaving the harbour of Portmadoe. There is much shipbuilding going on. There is a good beach for bathing within five minuteal walk. Boats may be had here, and there is an early delivery of letters. For persons who desire quietness and retirement combined with moderate charges this ia a desirable place, aa there are several lodging houses here.

Trains running* (Trains runrt ing Southwards from j Northward* from Pwllheli, tt'C., to\ Aberystwyth, etc., Aberystwyth, &c. to Pwllheli, < £ «., and from English* and from tit* Towns (except! tiaac: Coast to Englith BristolJ to theI I liYiE. Towns (except Coast. ( r- Bristol.) TABLE. TO BE READ TO BE READ UP. DOWN. am am) am am ia Bristol d, 17 1510 25 7 46 !« Swansea d\ 4 5|12 10 4 5 5 80 9 60 j la Carmarthen d, 6 0; 2 15 6 45 3 60, 7 SO la Lampeter .d, 8 50 3 60 8 45 2 60 j id,Aberystwyth «j n 15. 5 9010 gj 9 45 2 35; 7 28jll KM! „ d! 8 012 80* 6 0 9 22 2 81 7 410 63WBoKh 8 2412 5L 6 22 8 40 1 35, 6 16j 10 24id coast M'nlleth d in.j 9 16 1 301 6 69 6 012 80 4 10: 6 85'a Mawddwy a lO 0 2 36 7 50 |10 33i 3 5 7 36ld Oswestry aJll 40 4 24 9 45 7 2511 40 2 10;<f Birmingham o 3 10 8 SO] 5 15 9 012 10'd London aj 6 15 9 45; 7 20,12 <M 4 Old Liverpool a; 3 0 8 0} 8 261 7 8011 45 4 15'd Manchester a\ 2 55 7 55j I 8 18 12 63: 8 15 id Aberdovey d, 9 15 2 15| 7 4 12 45 0 8 Id Towyn dj 9 23 2 23; 7 12 II 0'4 30 'd Aberganolwyn .a 10 10 8 40 for Talyllyn 7 53 12 20^5 86 d Barmouth j unction., d; 9 51 2 61 7 40 8 14 1 6 6 6 a Dolgelley a 10 20 3 30| 8 0 7 53 12 20^5 86 d Barmouth j unction., d; 9 51 2 61 7 40 8 14 1 6 6 6 a Dolgelley a 10 20 3 30| 8 0 7 1011 55 6 9 jd „ fr Barmouth d fr 8 50 2 10; 6 SO 50' | _'> ,,rom Bala d for 10 30 3 45 6 40 2 Mi 1 50I a ?i »• 11 17 4 29! 7 27 o «i5 o Llangollen a!l2 2-2 6 45i 8 50 7 anlii a? ? Chester a\ 2 2 7 10|i0 25 I *n! o J L^erpool a! 3 0 8 20jil 30 TJ .FILIS K OFI 1 Manchester a\ S 26 9 45; i 2Vii I p m' Rarmouth d; 9 59 2 59; 7 49 7 £ A rc ,d Pensarn d lO 16 3 16| 8 8 ? !|M Si a d Harlech d!10 23 3 23,9 IS 7 4|X1 M. 4 45 Penrhyndeudraeth..D;l0 S5 3 35 8 25 7 n n orJ ..„ Maentwrog (bus) Q ™ 40 d Miiiffordd djlO 42 3 42, 8 80 3 5 jd Festiniog al2 30 6 40, ■12 15 ,d Bettws-y-Coed, Bus; fm Festiniog, 6 45 ami 6 5311 13 4 36 'd Portmadoe d:iO 50 3 50 8 35 f Coach fr Beddgelert dill ol (Snowdon) 6 4011 1 4 24 |d Criccieth d 11 3! 4 Si 8 45 5 25 9 45 2 50 la Carnarvon a 12 25 5 40.10 ) 6 20 10 35 4 5 jPwllheli 11 80: 4 25j 9 5 a m a m p m Nevin (Bus) Aberdaron There is also a train from Euston at 9 am, and Birmingham at 11 40, Manchester at 1145, Liverpool 12 0, and Oswestry 240, arriving at Aberystwyth at 0 60, Aberdovey 7 4, &c. Also, a train from Aberystwyth at 8 45 a'in for Lampeter, &c., arriving at Bristol at 7 25. Also trains from Dolgelley for Bala, &c., at 8 35 am, aDd 140pm; aud from Bala, &c., arriving at Dolgelley Tiiia table doe. at 8 2o a m and 1 40 p m. This table does not profess to givo every train that runs on any part of the Coast, but the most cou- vecient trails for visitors. BORTH, NEAR POKTMA.DOC. LODGINGS for VISITORS No. G, RALPH- TEBRACE, BORTH, One Mile from Poxtaiadoc, and within Five Minutes to the Beach.

GOGINAN FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT. John Meredith, a niiner living at Tanquarel, Cwmrheidol, whilst working at. Powell Mine, Ponterwyd, on the 13h of July, met with an accident to his thumb by a btone falling down. lnflam- njation st £ _in:_an(l^he_map died on th^ 31^

S ^ORL?UAIJC) I ~~7 known Pills (after a public trial of 35 years) have thousands of cases to be one of the best and Medicines known. They are a careful admixture of the miHplt vegetable aperieats, and do not contain a pai tiol« mildest any other mineral substance whatever. Thev *L J ST °r Buliousness, Indigestion Habitual (V < speedily removi plaints, Pile's, Set of petite rK8'15 the Head, Chest, and'ad Impun^nrt^S mild operation with a successful eff. m, riiey unite a mtv r^themwHhPlheu-ilh0U" diffi^lty or dangef. The a|ed cheirusts in b^Ts le lH >' and beneflt-Sold by most nriPtnr n w, 4 2s Sl3> and 6d each or of the Pro- Humphrey late ITenrv Humphrey), Pcrt- niadoc,Js orth Wales wholesale of Mess, H irron, Squire and Co HUM^HRFYN' ^.TS^S'and Con; v., Liverpool. a^° HUMPHKLY b TL (registered), a now and valuah'o discovery for Coughs, (olds, Asthma, Consumption Hoovira Cough, BronchUis, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice and *1 affections of the Throat and Lungs Oue doze gives 'instant re- each or of tif° pChe?Dti8t8 Th BOtU £ T> 28 9d- an,) Chemist P^6 Pf°prieJor;,rh''Jnfs B' Humphrey, Operative Lnemist, Portmadoe, North ties. Wholesale of Mes^ra Barron, Squire, and Co., London; ilessr, Evans? SCII^ ai™ Copmv. Liverpool.