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Marine Terrace. lv>ok House—Miss JONES—Mr and Mrs James Evans and Son, Ludlow Wrs Ground and family, Birmingham No..S—Miss JONES—Mr and Mrs Sale, family, and servant, Bir- mingham Ir aud Mrs Burmts and Mrs Bradley, Bir- mingham Mrs and Miss Laverock and baby, Warrington. No. 4—Mrs. LLOYD—Mrs Powell Humphries, Rhayader. and Mrs. Chat win and family, Mount Pleasant, Erdington. No. 0—Mrs. DELAHOVDE- No. 7—Mrs. JONES—Rev Richard Gascoyne, Miss Wardroper, and Miss Cooper, Hath; Miss Jones, Islington, London. No. S—Mrs. DAVIES—.MR and Mrs Charles Kitson, and Miss lvitson, Torquay No. !)—Miss WILLIAMS—Mrs Pearson, Lichfield Mr, Mrs, and Miss d'Egville, Edgbaston Mr Whitfield, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Knowles and son, Cleakheaton, Yorkshire .Miss Searle and Miss Knowles, Rotherham; Mr Searle, Sheffield Mrs Thomas, Penlanole, Rhayader R. JONES—Miss Jones; Mr and Mrs Verity, Cheltenham Mrs John Goff, Shrewsbury; Miss Frank, Arbonr: Mr and Mrs Harrison, Oldtields, Sutton, Surrey; -Mr and M-s Wm. Smerdon, Sutton, Surrey; Lmly Lingnslie, Knocksopher Abbey, county Kerry, Ireland; Mrs. William Eddowes, family, and servant, The College, Shrewsbury. No. U—Mrs. SCOJ'T—Mrs., Miss, and Mr. J. P. Morris, Welsh pool. H. LI.OYD—Mr. and Mrs. Morton and family; Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, Coalport, and Miss Hayward No. 13-Irs. CLAYTON—The Misses Hall, Dublin No. 15—Mr. L. EVANS — Ku. 16—Mrs. WILLI V.MS—Rev Richard, Mrs, and Master Jones, Glanavon House, Abersyclian, Monmouthshire JONES— Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Turley and family, Shenstone, Hagley-road, Birmingham; Ir. John Price, Holy Cross, Stourbridge Mrs Lowtli, Hillhampton House, Herefordshire; .Miss F. P. Rieketts; Mrs Millichipp, Herefonl Xu. IS -Miss OWEN —The Rev. J. and Mrs. Felix Mrs. Keeping, Miss Ashbee, and Miss J. 1'. Ashbee, of Gloucester. No. 19—Mr. JONES— BELL! YCE HOTEL—Mr and Mrs Joseph Toms, Hampden House, Kent Gardens, Ealing, London Rev. T. Withamand servants, Cumberland Mr, Mrs, and Miss Goulding; Rev. J. Jenkins Mr J. Davies, Mr Webb, Mr E. Davies, Llan. idloes; Mr Eveson, London; Mr. Burrows; Mr Jones, Bristol; Rev. J. Chidlow; Rev. E. Lewis Rev. J. Thomas, Neath; Mr Hughes, Liverpool; Mr, Mrs, and the Misses Sclanders Mr Mosley Mr Lambs, Gloucester. No. -J;; Miss JONES- No. 24— Mrs. KENRICH—'The Rev. R. E. and Mrs. Long, family, and nurse, Liverpool; Mrs and the Misses Booth, Oldham; Mrs Smeeton. family, maiLl; Mrs Varnam, Sibberloft Miss Dalle?ug No..Mrs. NELSON—Mr. amI Mrs. Cornelius Le-Brun Powell, children, and nurses, Dolgelley; Mrs, Mr. O. F. W., and Master Pryse Powell, London; Mrs. Brown, Dolgelley; Mr. and Mrs. Bright, Cheshire; Miss Davies, Manchester No. 2H JONES— Mr D. Wilkinson, London Mrs Trumbell, Shropshire; Mrs Price and bmily, Shropshire; .\11' and Mrs Hndmn, Dublin So. :!j-?lHss THOMAS—Mrs. Buckley Williames, Pennant, and servants Miss f. A. Jones, :\11'. and Mrs. Pickard, Moselev, Birmingham. No. HUGHES—Miss Evans, Miss Taylor, and Mr Francis Taylor, Liverpool; Mr Austin Taylor, Corpus Christi. College, Cambridge No -Mr. EVANS—Mr and Mrs Fred. Smith, Mrs and Miss Bradford, and Mrs Gregg, Leominster Mrs and Miss Brad- ford, Wellington, Salop; Miss Bradford, Newpoit, Salop 1\10. :!<> —Mrs. J. P. JONES—Mr and Mrs Lloyd and family, lVterweil, Lampeter; Mrs Davies and family and Miss Thomas. Pontfaen, Lampeter; Mrs Herbert and maid, 5, t'pper Church-street, Bath No. :U—Mrs. GRIFFITIIS-)Iiss Cox, Greatworth Hall; Miss Mawle, Mrs Wilks, and Misa Walker, Banbury No. 32— Mrs. DEI.AIIOYDE— Ko. ;S —Mrs. RODERTS, Gloucester House—Mr and Mrs Evens and familv. Little Snevd, Clifton Mrs Henry Jones, Cardiff; Mr and Mrs Thursfielrl; Mrs Stainer; Miss Clivley, Shrop- shire Mr and Mrs Shepherd and family, Birmingham No. 34—Mrs. GRIFFITHS, Windsor House—Mr and Mrs Bum- stend and family. Cannock Mr and Mrs Anthony London Miss Hipkiss, Manchester No. 3'I -MrsD. D. DAVIKS—Mr, Mrs, and Miss Clayton, Sheffield Miss Turner and the Misses Foues, Oxton the Misses and Master Jones, Pontypridd; Mr and the Misses Thomas, Pontypridd; Mrs and Miss Whitehouse, Walsall No. 3S—Mrs. LLOYD— No. M -Mrs. FRANCIS— NELSON— Rev. J. Tomlinson, Mrs. Tomlinson, and family, Great Haywood Vicarage, Stafford; Mrs and the Misse's Kenning. Liverpool; Mr, Mrs, Misses, and the Master Goldie and servant, Bath No. 41—Miss JONES— Rev. T. H. Hollier and family, Priston Rectory, Bath No. 4-lrs. JONES—Mr. and Mrs. Elliott; Mrs Grout and family, Hereford; Mr and Mrs Jones, Edgbaston No 43—Miss OSMOTHF.RLKY—Mr Hasledine and Miss Gough, Shrewsbury Mr and Mrs Baldwin, Stourport 0' No JONES—Mr J, W., Miss and the Masters Cunningham, Mr and Miss Comer, Miss May Hacking, Gateacre, near Liverpool No. 4!i-liss JONES—Mrs and Miss Craig, Severn Hill House, Shrewsbury No. 4S—Miss LEWIS—Major Phelp, Sunny Hill, Tregaron Dr. and Mrs. Pearse and family, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff Mrs Pearse, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire MORGAN—Miss Preen, Blobery, Herefordshire; Mrs Richards and Mr Roberts, Aberdare Mrs Cotrell and family, London RICHARD WATKINS—Miss Haynes and Miss E. Haynes, Northampton No 51- .\Irs. RICHARDS—Mr and Mrs T. E. Blenkarn and three children Miss Aylott, Rock Ferry, Cheshire Dr and Mrs Moore, Fitzwilliams Square, Dublin; Mrs Broadhurst and family, Hightield, Kersal, Manchester No. ,rt2 —Mrs. JONES—Mrs W. Corbett and family, King-street, Wellington, Shropshire Mrs Turner and son, Hadley No 5.liss .T.nn;)Ir. :tnd Mrs. A. C. Russell and family, Mrs Newstead, Walsall; Mrs. Croasdaile; MissGoss, Queen's County, Ireland No. 54 Mrs. MILLER—Mrs., Miss, and Mr. H. Collingwooù and maid, Cleworth Hall, Yorkshire. No. 55..lrs. PUCJH—Mrs Lowe and family. Shrewsbury No 56 -Mrs. GYETT—Mr and Mrs Skarratt; Mr Price, Ludlow, Mr LI. C. Brothwood, London Miss Pitt, Ludlow No 57 Miss RODERICK—Miss and MissC. Curtis, Birmingham Miss Hughes, Miss Wheatley, Birmingham Xo. 5S—Mrs. EDWARDS— No. 59-lrs. LEWIS—Miss Gates and Miss Hemmings, Leam- ington No. 60 Mrs. T. DYII- No. 61—Miss LLOYD—Miss Hemming, Redditch Miss Cox, Abergavenny Miss Annie Powell, Pontypridd No. 62—Mrs. DAYJES-Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons and family, of Abbey House, Leamington No. 63 Mrs. G.IJONES—Mr and Miss Litchfield, LongtOTi, Staf- fordshire MissE irp, Rosehill, Derby Dr and Mrs Banks, Worcestershire Mrs and Miss Jinkins, Ebbw A ale No. 04-Mrs. FELIx-Rev R. S. Short and Mrs Short, MrRichd. Short, Whitehall, Clevedon No POWELL—Mrs Hartle, Miss Hartle, baby, and nurse, Edgbastcn, Birmingham; Miss Warrillow, Birming- ham Mr,'Mrs, and Master Lycett, ba.by, and nurse, Staf- ford QUEEN'S HOTEL— Major and Miss Gatacre, Bridgnorth; Major and Mrs Morgan; Dr and Mrs Moore, Dublin; the Misses Owels, Yarmouth; Mr. J. Whitehead and party Mr and Miss Kidstone, Dumbartonshire; Mr Sparrow Miss Aubrey and Miss Brock. Swansea Mr and Mrs Barnard; Mr W. Durnford; Mr, Mrs. and Miss Austin; MrandMrsC. Hewitt, Herefordshire Mr J. A. J ebb, Brecon Miss Evans, Alton, Birmingham Mr Pregnell, Walmer; Mr C. Powell and Mr Underwood, London Victoria Terrace. Marine Parade. No Capp, family, and servant, Leo- minster; Mrs John James, London No. 2—Mrs. R. EVANS— No WTKIs-The Rev. Wm. Hall and family, The Kims, Leamington KENSIT— Miss Swainsland and Miss Skinner, Cray- •' ford, Kent; Mr. Whicker, Walnut Cottage, Crayford, Kent; Miss' Butler and Miss (Jampot, Ivy Lodge, Stomford Mr and Mrs Fry, Knotty Ash, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Thompson, London No. 5—Mrs. MORGAN—Mr A. Wright and family, Highfield, West Bromwich No. 6-)trs. n. HUGHES-Children, governess, and nurse of Mr Herbert Evans, Highmead, Llanybytlier Mrs. R. SAMUEL, Balmoral House Miss DORA JONES— Mr E. Yeomans, Balmoral Honse; Miss Shotton, Wolver- hampton the Misses Tomlinson, Birkenhead; Miss Hornby, Birkenhead. Albert Place, off Marine Parade No. 5 — No. 4—Mrs. JAMES— No. 3-Miss MORGAN- No. 2—Mrs. JENKINS— Mrs. CRKE, Dumbarton House- Mrs. POWELL— Terrace Road, off Marine Parade. No 18-. Mrs REES—Mrs A. H. and Miss A. E. Price, Hadley Park, Wellington, Salop Mr Charles Mackenzie No 10 -Mrs. CORAM—Mrs C. Rowell, Leamington Mrs, Master, and Miss Sanders, Birmingham Mr. CULLIFORD, Welsh Harp Hotel- Mr. THORPE, Blue Bell- Mr. RAK, White Horse Hotel- Mr. WHEATI.EY, Portland House- No. 21 — Mr. GARNER— Mr. BAMltER, Grimsby House— Queen's Road. Ko. 1—Mrs. EDWARDS, Wesley House—Mr. J. G. Roberts No. 2—Mrs. jAMMS-Miss Nicklin, Broseley. Mo. 4-Mr. ABBOTT, Crystal Palace Hotel—Mr Arthur Sale and Mr F. A. Sale, Wolverhampton No. 5—Mrs. WILLIAMS- MrT. Morgan, Ty'nycelyn, Pontypridd Mr. and Mrs Roberts, Temperance Hotel, Newtown; Mr D. Roberts and Master F. B. Roberts, Atherstone No. G—Mrs. JONES No. 8a—Miss DANIELS- No. Da— Mrs. GREEN— No. 10—Mrs. FEAR—Mrs Reynolds and the Misses Reynolds, Stiifnal, Shropshire Mr and Mrs Alexander Norris and Niss Norris, Stourbridge o. 11a—Mrs. IEWIS, Devenport House- Miss BEACHLEY, Dyffryn House—Edward Jackson, M.D., and Mrs Jackson; Miss Hoult, Oswestry No. 16—Mrs. EVANS- Xo. 15.—Mrs. TRENWITH—Mr and Mrs Nutt, family, and nurse, Shrewsbury No. 14—Mrs. JONES, Pitfcville House—Mr and Mrs. B. Pearce, Birmingham; Rev W. Collins Badger, Mrs Badger, and family Miss Badger; Rev C. L. Williams, Birmingham No. 12—Miss TREVETHAN, Exeter House—Mr and Mrs J. M. Adlington, Smallthorne, near Burslem, North Staffordshire No. 11—Miss MORGAN, Cardigan House—Mr and Mrs Walling, ton, Miss Garner, and Mrs Percival, Warrington No. 1— Miss HUGHES, Pembroke House Mr and Mrs Hopkins Shrewsbury Mr J. Lawley, Tipton, Staffordshire Mrs. JONES, Boar's Head- Mrs. B. JONES, Glanydon House- Mrs. EDWARDS, Wesley House — Mr. J. G. Roberts, solicitei. North Parade. No. 41—Mrs. G. MORRIS— Mrs. K DAVIES— lr. OWEN, Paris House— No. 11—Mrs. OWEN- No. 12—Mrs LUMLEY —Mr and Mrs Lisson Peake, Mayfield, Ashbourne Mr A. H. Stiles, Mrs Stiles, Miss Alice tiles, and Master Stiles No. 13—Mrs. W. JONES— No 14.lrs..10NEs-)Irs Bradley, Miss K. M. Bradley. and Miss M. E. Bradley, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Tabor, Chester No. 20—Mrs. EVANS—Mr and Mrs Asbury and son, and Mr and Mrs Cooper, West Bromwich No. 21—Mrs. OWENS— No. 22 Mrs. MORGANS—Mrs A. Smith, Castle Terrace, Stafford: Mrs H. Meredith, Maxley, near Wednesbury; Mrs Stubbs, Stoke-on-Trent Mrs. GRIFFITHS- No. 32—Mrs. ROE- Xo. 33—Mrs. JONES—Miss Morgan, Cardiff Mr and Mrs Joseph Fieldhouse and Family, Wolverhampton No. 35—Mrs. FELIX- No 37—Mrs. SARAH WILLIAMS -Mr. T. Ellis, Newport, Mon.: Mr. T. Thomas, Ferndale, Pontypridd; Mr. E. W. Thomas, Poll typiidd. Pier-street. No. 15—Mrs. DAVID LLOYD— Mrs. E. MORGAN— Mrs. GCIDE- No. 20—Mrs. FIELD—Mr, Mrs, Master C., and Miss Polly Lewis, Victoria, Ebbw Vale Mrs. T. SMITH, Pier House—Mrs and Miss Jones, Church Stretton, Salop Newfoundland-street. Mrs. W. BüBB- Bath House.—Mr. THOMAS COLLINS, Auctioneer- Mr. and Mrs. Malsbury and Mr. and Mrs. Tamley, 299, John- street, W.st Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, and child, No. 92, Alma-street, Aston, Birmingham. Mrs. EDWARDS, Moreb House- RICHARDS—Cudwgan Housn — Portland-street. John MacEwen, Malvern; Mr John Hannah and family, London No. 4.—Mrs. DAVIES, Glasfryn House — Mrs, Miss, and Master W. H. Joseland, Bath House, Worcester; Mr and Sheppard, son and maid, Ludlow Xo. 51.—Miss JONES— 50.—Mrs. JONES, Brunswick House—Mrs Morgan, Hay, Breconshire 47.—Mrs. EDWARDS — No. 40 —Mr. FRANCIS, Granville House — Mr. Henry King, London. No. 45.—Mrs. DAVIES—Mrs W. Baker and family Leicester No 4:3-Irs. ROBERTS—Mrs James Green, Miss A. Green' Mrs Joseph Richards, and Miss L. Richards, West Bromwich No. 6.-)Irs. PRICE- No. 7.—Mrs. DAVIES—Mrs. T. H. Hulme, Coxwell Road, Bir- mingham No s.—Miss HI-GIIES-liss Rogers, Pontesbury, Salop Miss Harrison, Pontesford; Miss H. E. Flavell, Exeter o. Ov.—Mrs. WILLIAMS—Mrs, Miss, and Miss Flora Wyncott. Dudley Miss Colebrook, Brixton; lr, Mrs, and Master nobert Birch, Shrewsbury No. 10.—Mrs. BATEMAN—Mr. Robert Ritchie, builder, Mrs. Ritchie, and Master G. A. Ritchie, Birkenhead. Xo. 11.—Mrs. EDwARDs- 13.-Mrs. EVANS — Mr and Mrs Law, family and nurse, Leamington Mrs Stammers and family Mrs Rimmel and son, Shrewsbury No. 14.—Mrs. SCOTT—Mr and Mrs George and family, Builth No. 17.—Mrs. JONES—Miss Jackson and Miss Hewitt, Bowdon, Cheshire No. IS.—Mrs. THOMAS—Mrs A., Mrs G., the Misses Small- wood, and Mrs W. Parkes, Birmingham; Mrs and Master Tiuimis, Manchester i No. 19. -Mrs. SOLOMON — o. 20.—Miss JENKINS— Miss McDowell, Hereford: Miss Jones, Tregaron No. 23.—Mrs. JACOB— » No. 24.—Mrs. SlMMONDS— Mr. PHILLIPS, St. George's Hotel- Mrs. EVANS- No. 24a.—Mrs. HUGHES—Air G. A. and Miss Johnson, Spark- brook, near Birmingham Xo. 25.—Airs. HICHARDs-lr and Mrs Olive and Mrs. Packer, Cheltenham Xo. 30.—Mrs. LEWIS— No. 32—Aliss ISAAC—Mr and Mrs T. J. Hughes and family, Builth Mrs. GOODMAN, Elian Vanin House— Corporation Street. No. 1—Airs. EVANS- NO. 5—Airs..TONES—Mr Hunt, Mrs Chaplin and family, Aston, Birmingham Mr J. Lees and Son, Burslem Airs Prestage and family, Aston, Birmingham e EVANS—Air, Mrs, and Master Perrett, Weston" super-Mare Mr George Coulson, Liverpool; Mr Francis Irwin, Liverpool No. 7a-Irs. WILLIAM-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Pystill Cottage. Llanfihangel, Breconshire. Baker Street. Mrs. Capt. JONES— Mrs. T. HUGHES— Mrs. T. PIERCE- No. 8-lrs. T. COLLlNS- No. 9—Airs. LEWIS— — Mrs. D. JONES- No. 11.-)rs. ISAAC—Mr Aneurin Jones and Miss M. Rees, Dowlais; Air A. Bowen, Huddersfield, Yorks; Miss M. Davies, Dowlais; Miss H. E. Jones, Mertbyr Tydvil No. 12—Airs. E. EDWARDS- No T. HUMPHREYS—Mr and Mrs Davies and family, Inland Revenue, Llanidloes; Mrs Hamer, draper, Llanid- loes Miss Owen, 23, Watling-street, Llanrwst New Street. No. 2.-Irs; MORRELL-Miss Fairfax; Miss Lindley, Malvern No. 4 Airs. H. JONES—Matt. Smith, Battle Hill House, Hex ham Mr .John Jones, London No. 5-lrs. ROWLANDS- T. JONES- No. 8—Aliss WILLIAMS- No. 9—Airs. Capt. DAVIES— No. 10-)Irs. BROWN- No. ll-lrs COLLlNs-Mr and Mrs G. H. Osborne, and Mrs James Osborne, Perry Barr, near Birmingham No. No. 13—Airs. JONES- No. 14.—Airs. HUMPHREYS—Airs Stammers Laura Place. No. 2—Alias JONES—Mr and Mrs J. C. Harris, and Mrs Young, Bristol; Miss Bale, Bath Miss EVANS, Terminus Vaults- BEVAN'S Temperance House- Mr. T. MORRIS, Temperance Hotel- Mary Street. No. 2—Airs. HELMSLEY—Air and Mrs Godsall, Kidderminster Chalybeate Terrace. No. 12—Airs. EDWARDS—Airs Jones, and Mrs. G. Brownett, Berriew, Montgomery; Airs Jones and Son, Llynclys, Salop Alaster Jos. Pugh, Llandinier, Berriew, Montgomery Mrs. R. JONES—Mr Baker, family, and servant, Penybont, Radnorshire Mrs. D. JAMES, Refreshment Rooms— Mrs. T. HOWELLS- Mrs. HUGHES — Bridge Street. Mrs. TURNER, eating house. No. 51-lrs. W. MORGAN— Mrs. W. ROWLAND— No. 41—Airs. DAVID LEWIS- No. 24—Airs. GRipm-Hs-Mrs. Archar, Walsall; Mrs. Brails- ford Mr. Davies. No. 39—Air. D. GRIFFITH— Railway Terrace. No. l-lrs HUGHES- No. 4—Airs ELLIS— No. 5—Mrs JONES— No. 6—Mrs DODD- No. 7—Airs HEATH- No. 8—Airs MARSH- No. 10—Airs GRIFFITH- NO ll-Mrs JONES— Lewis Terrace. Airs. AIELLI.VGS, Commercial Hotel-Air T. Hughes LloYd, Bridge End Glamorganshire; Air Pickrin and son, Chester Mrs Williams, Newtown Air Savage, Wolverhampton No 4.Ii5s JENKINS—Mr and Mrs Stenson and family, Binning ham; Miss Turner, Malvern No. 3-Iiss JAMES- No. 2.—Airs. BEN'BOW—Air and Mrs Jones; Mrs Evans and Mrs Clayton, Newtown, Mont. No 7.—Airs. TANNER— Xo. 6.—Airs. REES, Railway Inn- Sergeant Norman, London; Mr. Harding, Plymouth; Air. D. amsay, London; Air. Burgess, Battersea, London Air. Williams, Oswestry. George Street. No. 4—Airs. CUNNINGHAM- I Xo. 6.—Airs. TIIOMAS— No. 7.—Airs. HUGHES- No. 8.-Irs. WILLIAMS- No. 11.—Mrs. JENKINS- No. 12.—Airs. HUMPHREYS—Air Farrar and Sons, Eccles, near Alancliester Powell Street. No. 2.—Airs. AIASSEY— No. 3.—Airs. WORRELL- NO. 4. Airs. MORGAN—Airs C. Wyley and family, Birmingham; Miss Humphreys and Aliss Dowling, Coventry- e', No. 7.—Aliss AIORGAN— Custom House Street No. 2.—Airs. Capt. JENKINS- No. 3.Nirs. Capt. WILLIAMS— No. 14.Nirs. WILLIAM JONES— Sea View Place Mrs. DOUGHTON, Castle Cottage— Airs. PARRY, Sea View House- No. 1.—Aliss KEELING—Mr. J. Gwynoro Davies, Dinas, Ponty- pridd Air. W. H. Jones, Ysthulgynlais, Swansea. No. 4.—Airs. THOKIAS- No. 5.—Airs. JONES— St. Michael's Place Mrs. tpt. OWEN— Airs. MORGAN, Guernsey House—Airs A. and Aliss I,. Wright, Highfield, West Bromwich. Union Street. No. 3-Mrs JAMES—Mr T. Banks, Wolverhampton Cambrian Place. No. I-Mrs D. JONES-Nlr and Mrs Allen, Wolverhampton Alfred Place. Mrs JNO. E. THOMAS, Dorset House-.Afr and Mrs Allbut; Mrs Johnson, family, and maid, Birmingham BARMOUTH.

Mr. J. R. DAVIES, Corsygedol Hotel-Miss Rose and Miss Webb; Miss Nickson, Wrexham; Mr Paul Belcher and Miss Jessie Belcher, Burton-on-Tre; Air and Mrs Wood, man, Exeter Mr and Mrs Short, Egbaston Mrs Demmith, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Charteris, (Alanchester Mr J. Jeynes, London; Mr Claude D. Berry, Leeds; Mr. D. Thomas, Chester; Mr T. B. Aledworth, London; Dr Pugh Griffith Rev W. G. Wise, Leamington Air Thomas Simp- son, Tunbridge Wells Mr, Mrs, and the Misses Barmer, Mr Joseph Jones, Rhyl; Air Hughes, Glynn; Mr T. W. Hughes, Liverpool; Mrs and Miss Alfred Frost; Air and Mrs Skrino and servants; Air Phillips, family, and servants, Liverpool; Air J. B Hall, Larch Wood, Rock Ferry Mrs Tydd, Alton; Miss Hall and Miss Dora Brown Air and Mrs J. Hopwood, Heaton Norris, Manchester; Air and Mrs Yon Sturmer and son, Bowdon; Mr and Mrs Evan Douse, Bridgewater; Air and Mrs Charles Bitson, Torquay; Miss Bitson, Torquay Mr Forbes, Birmingham Air Lowton, Bangor; Mr and Airs Sutton, Reading; Air J. Turner; Mr B.irtlett. Mrs. JONES, Sea View House-The Rev John and Mrs Atkin- son and Alaster Lucas Mrs. EVANS, Glanymor House- Mr and Mrs William Bartlett- and family, The Old Hall, West Derby; Mr and Mrs Ecroyde Claxton, Wavertree, near Liverpool Mr. THOMAS JONES, Compton House-Mrs Roberts and family, Oakland Breeze Hill, Liverpool; Mrs T. C. Smith and and family, "The Sycamores,' Marshland, Bootle. Miss OWEN, Gwendolen Villa -3Irs Holt and the Alisses Holt (3), Rochdale Air and Mrs Etwell and son, West Bromwich; Aliss Cashmore, West Bromwich. Miss DEDWITH, Brynhyfryd—Air. W. J. Jefferson, family, and servants, Hudderstield; the Alisses Welby, London. High Street. Airs. AIORRIS, GhnLtsfur House—Air B. Howes, Mrs Howes and family, Fair Lawn, Sale, Alanchester; Mrs and Miss Alassev, Blackburne, Lancashire Mr F. G. Bird, Alayfield, Sale, Cheshire. Glasfor Terrace. No. 1.—Airs. Pr.TERS—Aliss Paynter, Nlilford Haven, Pem- brokeshire. No. 2.-Airs. Wl I,Ll AIIS-Ilrs Webster, Miss Webster, and Miss A. Webster, Chester No 3.—Air WILLIAM JONES.-Air and Mrs Bagshaw, Ellaston, Ashbourne Airs Alagginuis and family, Ashley House, Shrewsbury; Alaster E. H. Jones,, Welshpool; Mr and Alls J. Robinson, Alanchester. No. 4.-Alrs. Wi LLIAIIS-.)Ir and Airs J. J. Knight, family, and nurse, Farnworth, Widnes Air John Slinn, Aliss Chorlton, Miss Emma Chorlton, Air J. and Miss Bass, Alanchester. No. 5.—Airs. WILLIAMS — Borthwen Terrace. No 1.—Airs LEWIS.—Dr. Blomtield and family, Oxford. No. 2.—Airs. PRICE- No. 3.-iNIrs. DAVIES—Air and Mrs Fall, Custom House, Liver- pool; Messrs C. W. and F. Sutton, West Bromwich; the Misses Bradbury, Newport, Salop Miss ROBERTS, Borthwen House-Aliss Greenstreet, and party; Wolverhampton Porkington Terrace. No. 1—Airs. EVAN JOEs-The Rev R. S. Short, Mrs Short, and Mr R. S. Short, Whitehall, Clevedon No 2.—Mrs. J OES- The Rev and Mrs Alitford Cust, Ripley Vicarage, Derby Airs Lawton Aloore, Glanmehely A. S. Bennett, New College, Oxou; J. AI. Dixon, Trinity Hall, Cambridge No. 3.—Airs. JANE JONES-Alr. and Mrs. Duncan G. Law and family, Bradford; Mrs. Westwood and family, Birming- ham Mr and Airs Day and family, Alanehestei Air and Mrs jDittmer and family, Manchester No. 4.—Airs. N%'ILLIA)is-Nlr and Miss Coffey, Manchester: Air and Mrs. Horsley, Sale, Cheshire; Mr, Mrs, and Miss E. L Evans, Halgliton Mills, Wrexham Mrs and Miss .\1. L. Jones, Wrexham No. 5.—Airs GARNETT—Air. W. A. Bonney, and A. Cheshire, Rugeley, Staffordshire Air and Mrs E. F. Noel and family, Stanmore, Middlesex -No. 6. Airs. RICHARDS—Airs. Shore, four children, and nurse, and Miss Scott, Tue Brook, near Liverpool. No. 7.—Airs. JONES—Airs and Mrs. E. George, and Miss George, Clifton, Bristol; Air and the Alisses Burder, and the Rev. F. G. Burder, Shrewsbury Miss Tothill, Bristol No. Mrs George Rowland, Compton- road, Wolverhampton Mrs Deimitii, children, and nurse, Harborne-road, Birmingham No. 9.-Alrs. SUSAN JONES—Airs. Pryce Jones, and family, Tlie Groves, Wrexham; Mr. and Airs. \Y. Russell, Grove Park, Wrexham Mr. J. Russell, Alerton College, Oxford Air, Mrs, and the Alisses Hartshorne, Wrexham. No. IO.-lJapt. GRIFFITUS-Ir, Mrs, and the Alisses White, Dublin No. 11—Air. OWEN GRIFFITH—Misses Parker, Liverpool; Air and Mrs Watts and family, Grassendale, Liverpool No. 12.—ANNE RLrs- No. 13. -Airs. TiioilAS Handlith Villas. No. 1.—Airs. COLE—Airs Brooks, AlisSsBrooks, and Air Walter Brooks, Liverpool. No. 2.—Airs. FAItitAlt- Mr D. Arthur Hughes, surgeon No. 3.—The Alisses GRIFFITHS Alaster H. C. Chaworth Alusters; Alaster G. N. Cuarltou; Miss Hayes, Annesley Park. No. 4.—Airs. GRIFFITH- No. 5.—Airs. WILLIAMS—Air. and Mrs. Stuart Forbes; Miss Churchill. Aberamffra Terrace. No. 1.—Airs. DAVIF.S—Air, Mrs, and the Misses Evelyn and Muriel Woodford, St. John's Hill, New Wandsworth No. 3—Air. EVAN pUGH-Mrs. Geddes and family, Claughton, near Birkenhead; the Misses Harrison, Wavertree, near Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, London Mortin. Terrace. No. L.-CATHERINF DAVIES— No. 2.—Airs. WILLIAM THOMAS—The Rev. M., Mrs, and Miss Best, iiolton, Lancashire; Air K Tremp, The Park, Birken- held Miss Howell, Oswestry No. 3.—Airs. JONFs-.)Ir and Mrs George Turner and family Prospect Villa, Stoke-on-Trent; Mr and Mrs Rupert Adderley, Alsager Cottage, Dresden, Longton. Victoria Place. No. I.-The Rev. JAMES JONES—Air Thomas, Ashover, Derby- shire Air and Mrs William S. Till and family. No. 2.—Airs. LILLY-Mrs, Miss R., Miss E. R. Mr. J. J., and Mr Charles Robinson, Heaton Moor; Mr Sydney Robinson Richmond, Yorkshire the Rev. W. Alilburn Briggs and Mrs Briggs, nurse, and baby, Birmingham Mr R., Mrs, and Miss Skerrett, Birmingham; Miss Purser, Birming- ham Miss Laister, Stourbridge Miss S. Tomlinson, King's Heath, Biimingham. St. Anne's Square. No. 1.—J. R. DAVIKS—Air. Mrs., and Miss Gilletts, The Manor House, Borrowash, Derby No. 2.—G. GRIFFITIIS-MR and Mrs Wolfe, Hockley Hill, Birmingham Air Edward, Mr Harvey, Air Charles O., and Aliss Williams, Wrexham Aelfor Terrace. No 1-ilfr. WILLIAM JONES—Aliss Alarsland, Ashton-under- Lyne Miss Swindells, Dukintield No. 2—Airs. GRIFFITHS—Air Canpton and family, Liverpool No. 3-)Irs. DAVIES- No. 4-Mrs. OWEN ROBERTS- No. 5-Mr. WILLIAM OWEN—Air and Airs J. C. Harris, and Miss Young, Redland Miss Ball, Bath No. 6-Irs. THOMAS- No. 7—Airs. RommTs- Fronolau Terrace. No. 1.—Airs LEWIS- No. 2.—Airs GRIFFITHS— Air AIORRIS JONES, Fronolau Cottage— Fronfelan Terrace. No. 1 -Mrs. ROBERTS—Rev. T. H. Hollier, family, and maid, Wiston Rectory, Rath Air H. W., Mrs, and Miss Ashford, Edgbaston, Birmingham Miss Seymore; Mr and Mrs Shel- don and family, Manchester No. 2—Airs. AIATIIESON—Lady Stuart and Miss Stuart; Mrs Sermon and family, Handsworth No. 3—Airs. OWEN- Miss Lindop, Bloxwich Mr and Miss Eaton, Churchbridge No. 4-Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS- No. r,Mrs. EDWARDS—Mr and Mrs Walter Brooke, Broms- grove Mr Robert and Miss Hall, Oldham Aliss Knott, Greenfield near Alanchester; Air and Miss Blacklidge, and Miss Witington, Liverpool <> Aelydon. No. 1 and 2—Mrs. EDWARDS—Air J., and Mrs Beresford and family, and Mr Joseph Rooker, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Batterbury, London Air and Mrs AIorgan, Liverpool; Mr and Miss Alartin, Manchester No. 3—Air. COTTON—Airs and Miss Checkland, Miss Hallam, and Aliss Farmer, Coventry; Miss Granger, and Mrs Parr, family, and nurse, Harborne, Birmingham; Miss Savage, Farnborough No. 4.—Air. ROBERT GRI FFITH-.Nir and Mrs Lloyd and family, Birkenhead Mr and Mrs Cooper and family, Liverpool Bryn y Mor. No. 1—Airs. EDWARDS—Air and Mrs E. R. L. Gent, Liverpool; Air Jones, Dolgelley; the Misses Pughe, Bangor No. 2—Mrs. WILLIAMS—Alonsieur and Madam DeVandrecourt; Mr Alfred Hardwick, Liverpool; Misses M. and E. Bythell, and Airs Soley, Manchester; Mrs Southwell and the Rev. W. G. Southwell, Frolesworth Rectory, Leicestershire Vronfelen Castle. No. I-Mrs. JONES—Aliss Wood, Miss Cooper. No. 2.-Mrs. EVANS- Church Street. Mrs. ELLIN OWEN-Mr and Mrs Hudson, Birmingham Mrs. EVANS— Mr. JOHN JONES, Meirion House- Tai Issa Buildings. No. I-Mrs. PUGii-The Rev. James Edwardes, curate the Misses Denston Mr D. Falcke and family, London Mrs. EDWARDS, Glanydon—Alisses Norton, Bishops Castle; Miss Beddoes, Berrington Miss Norton, Bndgnoith. Sea View Terrace. No. 1.—Airs. WILLIAMS—Miss Humphreys, friend, and servant, Wrexham No. 2—Miss ROBERTS—Air John Beckett, Over Darwen Mrs Unite and Miss E. Jones, Aston, Biimingham; Miss Jones, Manor House, Small Heath, Birmingham No. 4—Air. MATTHEWS- Glasfor Terrace. No. 1—Airs. PETERS—Aliss Paynter, Milford Haven Pem- brokeshire. No. 2—Airs. WILLIAMS- No. 3—Mrs. JONES— Craig-y-Don. No. 1.—Airs. ROBERTS- No. 2.—Aliss ROBERTS—Air and Mrs Davies, and Mrs John Clover, Ashford, Kent Glan-y-werydd Terrace. No. 1.—Air. JOHN LLOYD-Miss Ethel Absolom, Airs Walters and family, Highgate, Middlesex; Mr. and Mrs. Stead, Midland Bank, Widnes-lane No. 2.—Airs. WILLIAMS—Air. and Mrs. F. C. Newcome and family, Liverpool No 3.—The Misses AIORRIS— ALF and Mrs Tomkinson, and family, Liverpool No. 4.-lrs. EVANS— No. 5.—Airs. EVANS—Air and Mrs, Aliss T., and Miss Fawsett, Mr and Mrs D. Grant Briggs and family Air Ward, Bruins- grove; Mrs Haws and family, Liverpool Mrs. ANN JONES, Glanywerydil House—Airs Kenneyand family Liverpool Hendra Villas. No. 1.-lrs. JONES—Airs Green, Knockin Miss Lizzie Green, Pool Quay Mrs Williams and family, Aston-park, Birming- ham Mrs Phillips and family, and Air and Mrs Chas. Phil- lips and baby Air Kempster's family and governess, Llan- saiatSraid Miss Sheldon, Birmingham Miss Alabbut. No. 3.—Airs. RICHARD THOMAS—Air Kemgster and Air and Mrs C. Kempster, Kinton House, Salop Glanydon Terrace. No. 1.-)Irs. LEWIS—Air. and Mrs T. S. Wright and Air Walter S. Wright, and Miss Umbers, Leamington Glyndwr Terrace. No. 2.—Airs. AIORRIES—Air and Airs Bickerton and family, and .Mr and Airs Blocksidge and family, Park-road, Soho, Birmingham Mrs FISHER, Glyndwr House—Air Ehenezer Erskine Baylis, Worcester; Air George Knill, Adelaide, S. Australia; Air Richard Jones, and Air Wm. Benjamin Jones, Hereford; Air D. Cutler, Birmingham Graig Fach. No. 1.—Airs. RICHARDS—Air and Mrs Fred Doggett No. 2—Airs MORRIS—Miss Brickshaw, Newport, Salop; Miss E. Norton, Birmingham Meirion Terrace No. 3.—Airs. JOXES- Glanmorgan No. 1.—Airs. EDWARDS—Airs Coote, Ashton-on-AIersev Mrs Whiteaway, Air F. W. Coote, and Mr C. H. Coote, Air and Miss Alartin, Alanchester Air Campion and family, Derby No. 2.—Mrs. WILLIAMS—Air and Mrs Thornton; Miss Reddish, Leveiishnlme; Mr John, Mrs, Alaster Francis Sayle Scarffe, and Air George Durrans, junr., and Miss Farrlev, Everton, Li-erpool Marine Terrace. Xo. 2.—Airs. REES—Captain Stoton, Miss Esther Alayson; Air and Mrs John Batchelor and family, Blackheath Xo. 3—Aliss JONES—Air T. B. and Miss Hall, Search Wood, Rock Ferry; Airs T. H. Tydd, Alton, Staffordshire; Miss Dora Bevan, Rock Ferry Air Wm. and Mrs. Fairweather and family, and Aliss Bruce, Hudderstield Xo. 4—Airs. JONES- No. C—Mr DAVID EDWARDS—Mr and Mrs Chomley, and family, and Alisses Baker, Dublin Mrs EDWARDS, AI irine House-Ir W. Harris, Woburn-liill, and the Alisses Harries, Stonejcroft, Liverpool Victoria Place. No. 2.—Airs. LILLY—Airs, Miss, Miss E., and Mr. J. J. Robin- son, Heaton Aloor the Rev. W. and Mrs Alilburn Briggs, Birmingham Wesley Place. No 1.—Airs. WILLIAMS- No. 2.—Airs. ROWLANDS— Mrs. AIORRIS, Wesley Cottage— Glanaig. No. l-lrs WILLIAMS—Air and Mrs Wharrie, Llangollen Mount Pleasant. No. 1.-1iss Hughes and Mrs Scott, Birmingham Air. TIIOMAS P. EVANS, Barmouth Hotel-Air and Mrs Harry Parker, London Air and Mrs Richards, Hassendeu Lodge, Eccles, Alanchester; Mr. Robt. Sanderson, South Shields Air and Miss Capper, Stoke Newington, London; Air and Mrs Vandercount, London; Air Edward Parker, Newtown; Mr (iordon L. Duff, Trinity College, Cambridge Air Stanley Drmtt, London Air W. H. Alurray, Longsight, Manchester, Air George Hamilton Allen and Air Thomas William Allen, Furnival's-inn, London Air Ernest J. Vaughan, Christ Col- lege, Cdlnbride; Air W. Stork, Florence, Italy Air G. A. Redford, Liverpool; Air Walter Roche, Birkenhead Air. and Mrs J. Royle, Prestwieh Mr J. Edwards, Alanchester Mrs. TUGH— Mrs. EVANS, Hen Gapel— Mrs. EVANS, Gallthyfryd- Mrs. OWEN, Glanaber House— Miss Alalcohn, Houghton-le- Skerne, Darlington Mrs Wood, Mrs Currie, Alaster Currie, and maid, The Cottage, Skelton, Boro'bridge, Yorkshire Mrs. ROBERTS, Glanwilliam House- Mrs. ELLIS, Frondeg— Mrs. PUGIIE, Tanvfron— Airs Ksndrick and Miss Kendrick, Dudley; Air. Dakin. Air. AIORRIS JONES, Fronhyfryd— Air. Elias Pierce, servant, and family, Birkenhead. Air. F. C. RAWLINS, Aledical Hall- Miss THOMAS, Penlan House- Mrs. RICHARDS, Penlan Cottage—Mrs and Miss Fulford and Air J. W. Fulford Air. OWEN EDWARDS, Glanmor House- Mrs. ARGENT, Aber House— Air. KYNOCII, Gomerian House- Air. WILLIAMS, Glantraeth House—Air and Mrs Weller, Bir- mingham Mrs. EVANS, Bwlch— Air. RICHARDS, Talydon— Air JOHN EVAXR, Quay Cottage—Airs James, Air W. R. L., and Miss Evangeline Dickson, Wellington, Salop Mrs George Sumner, Handsworth, and Miss Sumner, Handsworth, Bir- mingham BELLE VUE—Air and Mrs John Abraham and family, Northfield Mr MORRIS JONES, Frondirion— RICHARD .TONES, Post Office—Air and Mrs Goosey and family, Kettering, Northamptonshire; Miss Cove, Tottenham, Lon- don Alisses Goosey, W>-mington, Beds. Mrs. GILBERTSON —Air J. M. Fletcher and Air E. J. Fletcher' Ballsall-heath, Birminghan) Air S. E. Smith, Small Heath, Birmingham Air and Airs Emery and family, Small Heath, Birmingham No ADDRESS—Rev, C. T. Plank, Alanchester; Dr T. Dixon Miller, Airs Aliller, and hmily, Handsworth, Birmingham Air and Mrs Geo. Radford, baby, and nurse, Prestwich, near Alanchester; Airs W. W., Aliss Alav, and Masters H. C. E. and F. Greener, Erdington, near Birmingham Air John Richards and Air S. J. Perks, Dudley; Mr Wm. and Miss Emma L. Collihole; Mr Charles Brierly, Alanchester Air J. Jones, Oswestry; Air S. AIorris and Air AIorgan, Shrews- bury; Air D. Ramsey, Liverpool; Air W.Jones, London, Air Jameson, Droitwich Air S. and Air J. Barker, Leeds Airs R. Jenkinson, Leeds; Aliss Hughes and Airs Scott, Birmingham BORTH.

Cambrian Hotel—Airs Thomas and family, Air Davies, Mrs R. Moon, Air Owen Mrs. AIARGARET LEWIS, Cambrian Villa- Air. JOHN DANIEL, Cambrian Cottage— Cambrian Terrace. No. 1—Airs. PRITCHARD— No. 3—Aliss WATKINS—Air and Mrs H. Christian Corfield, and family, and nurse, Oswestry Mrs Gold, family, and ser- vant, Warwick Mrs Symington and baby, Leamington No. 4—Airs WM. R. RORERTs-JIr Hugh H. Birley and the Misses Birley, Manchester No. 7—Airs. :\1. DAVIES—Air and Mrs Stanton, Newtown No. 8-1\Irs.IARGARET HUGHES—Airs Harding, two children, and two nursemaids, Brecem No. 9—Air. JOHN EVAXS- No. 10—Air. THOMAS LLOYD- No. 12—Airs. JANE EDWARDS—Air and Mrs Fitzhugh and family and four servants, Worcestershire No. 14—Airs. AICCLELLAN, Uppingham House—Mrs Jones, Queen's Park, Manchester. High Street. No. 7 (Windsor House) Mrs. JANE JENKINS— No. 9—Aliss AIARGARET DAVIES—Mrs Andrews and Mrs Lloyd, Oswestry; Air John Aston and Airs Aston, Llanidloes Miss Anne Elias and Miss Anne Jones, Llanidloes. Xo. 11.—Airs ELIZABETH DAVIES—Airs Richard Hamer, London House, and Mrs John Hamer, Liverpool House, Llanidloes Mrs. MARY JONES, Wellington House-Mrs Owens and family, Corris. Mrs. C. ARTER, Ocean Wave House- Mr. R. WILLIAMS, Britannia House- Mrs. Capt. HUGH REESE. Beach Grove—Sir Colley Harman Scotland, Kt., 44, Queen's-gate Gardens, London Mr Henry Lingden Burton, Chilton Grove, Salop; Mr. William Sealey, butler, London; Mrs and Alisses Burton, Longner Hall, Shrewbury Mrs. AIARY A. WILLIAMS, Brynymor House- Mr. HUGH HUGHES, Liverpool House-Misses AIcKiernin and Alisses Feather, Oswestry Alisses Jones, London. Airs. JONES, Tymawr—Air and Mrs Bullock and Miss Browne, Oswestry Mrs. JONES, Neptune Baths—The Rev W. and Mrs Hinton- Jones, children and nurse, Shrewsbury Miss Hinton, Shrewsbury; Air Edwards, Festiniog; Air and Airs Aled- ding3, Newtown. Capt. DANIEL, Osborne House—Airs. Sanderland, Welshpool • Mrs and Miss AIatthews, Oswestry. Air. WILLIUI WILLIAMS, Aloorland House-Mr Lloyd Evans and Samuel Davies, Oswestry Mrs. DAVIES, Amity House—Airs Ingram, Llannog, Alont- gomeryshire; Miss Summerfield, Worcestershire Mr. DAVID HUGHES. Friendship Inn—Mr John Williams, Brose- ley; Air Right, Coventry Airs..TANE JAMES, Ocean View—Airs J. H. Mills, family, a.nd servant, Mrs Jones, Mrs Owens and family, Llanidloes Air. R. P. ROBERTS, Garibaldi House—Air and Miss Sproston, Woherhampton Mrs Capt. JONES, St. Clare House—Airs Perks, Mr T. Perks, and Air W. Hall, Hayton, Salop Mrs. ANNE ARTER, Bradford House- Mrs. ELIZABETH REES, Gloucester House- Mrs. FANNY EVANS, Mayfield House—Air and Mrs Vaughan and family, and Airs Powel, Oswestry Mr. A. L. LEWIS, London House—Air Dudley Baxter and Mrs Baxter and family and nurse, Atherstone Air. BLUCK, Prince of Wales Inn—Air Flinn, Shropshire; Mr Arnald, London; Air W. Wright, Warwickshire Mrs. WILLIAMS, 5, High-street— Mrs. 1\1. JONES, Picton House- Mrs MARY JONES, the Rev. R.L. Piotheroe, Alachynlleth; AlrW. L. Protheroe, St. David's College Mrs. D. JONES, Sea View- Mrs. 1\1. DAVIES, Diana House-Air G. W. and Miss Bennett, Newtown the Rev. J. Foulks Jones and Mrs, Master, and Miss Foulks Jones, Alachynlleth. Mrs. M. ENOS, Temperance House- Mrs ANN JONES, Sea View House—Airs. Jones, Oswestry Mrs Davies, London Princess Street. No. 1.—Airs. ANNE JENKINS—Air Edward and Alaster Richard Edwards, Bongarth. No. 2,-)Irs. AIARY ARTER—Aliss Ready, Cheltenham Alaster Klugh, Hertford Mrs Morgans and family, Llanidloes No. 3.—Airs. SARAH JAMES- No. 8.—Airs. AIARY JONES— Libanus Place. No. 1.—Mr. TIIOMAS GOUGH THOMAS—Mrs Ellis, Welshpool; Mrs Jones, Llangadfan Mrs and Master Thomas Jones, Brynyfedw, Dinas Alawddwy; Air John Ellis, Penycoed, Llangadfan ELIZABETH LEWIS—Aliss G. G. and Air. T. Ede, Welshpool Adelaide Place. Xo. 2.—Airs. ELIZA HUGHES New Street No. 2.—Airs. C. REHSE- Mr Edward and Miss "Jane Ptr. Owen, Carno; Mrs AIorgan alll1 hmily, Newtown No. 3-)1rs. ELIZA REES—

BEDDGELERT. Air. THOMAS, Phsgwyn- The Rev. and Mrs. Alitford Cust, Ripley Vicarage, Derhy; Mrs. Hill, Normanby Rectory, Yorkshire; Aliss Yarker, Leyburn Hall, Yorkshire Miss Potts and party, Scotland. Mrs. ELLIS, Plasygr-,iig- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holmes, Aliss S. Holmes, and Miss E Holmes, Hull. Mrs. WILLIAMS, PIas CoIwyn- Rev. A. Wright and Miss Wright, Cambridge. CRICCIETH. Railway Terrace. Airs. JONES— Mrs ROBERTS— Wellington Terrace. Mrs OWEN—Airs Griffith, Miss Owen, and Air. J. Owen, Tany- grisiau Irs Capt ELLlS- Marine Terrace. No. IS-Airs. R. JONES— No 19—Airs E. GRIFFITH- o. 22—Alisses FEAR: North Terrace. No. 3—Mrs GRIFFITH—Mrs Jones, Llangollen; Mrs Roberts, Festiniog. No. 4—Airs ROBERTS— Ormsby Terrace. No. 2—Airs JONES— V No 3-)lrs R. P. THOMAS — ROBERTS—Air Thomas, Deiniolen Mr. Schofield, Birmingham. Bryntirion Terrace. Mrs MARKS- Cambrian Terrace. No. 1-Mrs ROBERTS- Corporation Terrace. Mrs C. EDWARDS— Air Williams and Mr Hughes, Llanberis. Mrs JOHN OWEN— Salem Terrace. No. 1—Airs ROBERTS— Mrs Capt. CADWALADR—Airs Richards, children, and nur-e, Festiniog X". -"Mrs EVANS— No. 4 Airs ROP.ERTS — Xo. 5—Airs PARRY- No. o—Mrs ROBERTS—Alraad AlrsDunlop, Rock Ferry, Cheshire Mrs OWEN— Mrs Capt. OWEN— Sea View. Mrs Capt. JONES— Mrs EVANS— Parkiau Place. No. 1—Air R. W. JONES—Air and Mrs Marshall, and servant, Clifton Parkiau Terrace. Airs G. JONES— Miss JONFS Fair View. Mrs GRIFFITH-)Ir;¡ }<aston, famil, and servants, Gamhier Terrace, liverpool Aliss Richmond, London Mrs .TONES, Plasgwilym—Aliss Annitaje, Miss Baker. Mrs Hewitt, and Mrs iildershen, Edsbaf-ton Air and Mrs Leech amI family, Alarples, Cheshire Air and Airs Harrison, London Mrs Capt. JONES, Aror Villa—Air T. Gilbert and family, Bir- minham Mrs PRITCHARD, Causeway View—Air and Mrs Wilson, and family, Ashfurlong Hall. Sutton Coldtleld; Air Halheard, Air C. Halbeard, and Miss Halbeard, Doe Bank, Sutton Coldfield Airs OWEN, Brynymor— Mrs .JONES, Castle House-Jlr and Mrs Lindner, nurse, and luby, Aliss I.indner, Air AI. P. Lindner, The Hermitage, Birmingham Air Holden Mrs AYILLJAMS, Alanchester House—Rev. O. H. C.trey, family, antI maid, Warrington Mr-. PRICE, Cardigan House—Aliss Alasgreave, Addlestone, Surrey; Aliss Lawson and Aliss Rosa Lawson. Aloseley, Birmingham Airs Henry Tarbet, and family, Liverpool; Mr and Airs Brown, antI family, Leeds Mrs J. ELLIS, Wernddu Villa—Air and Mrs We3t Miss EVANS, George Hotel— Mrs J. ROWLANDS, Taleivion House- Mrs WILLIAMS, Shamrock— Mrs ELLIS, Cambrian House- Mrs EVANS, Liverpool HOlIse- Miss DAVIES, White House—Air and Mrs Jones, Bethania Mrs. EVANS, Caslte View- Airs EVANS, Sea Yiew House—Aliss Cooper and Aliss Newaiarch Bridgnorth Mrs EVANS, Harlech View— Mrs JONES, Tynewydd— .J DOLGELLEY.

Idris Terraca. No. 1—Aliss JONES- No. 3- Mrs. PRYS AIORRIS— Mount Pleasant. Xo. 1.—Aliss JOXES- No. 2—Aliss REES— Caxton Buildings. Xo. 2—Airs. ROBERTS—Air, Mrs, and Aliss Avre, Liverpool Smithfleld; Street. Mrs. AIORRIS, Clifton House- Airs EVANS JONES Bristol HOUSH- Mrs. HUGHES—Airs Stainer and lady, Birkenhead Mrs EDWARDS. Plasyndre— Air G. G. B. Cooper, Brookes's Bar) Air. H. C. D. Chorlton, Oldham street, Miss E. Chorltoni Miss Bass, Air. John Bass, Hilton-street, Alanihester Springfield Street. Mrs. JONES, Springfield Villa- Airs. JONES, Aloel View— Airs. C. LLOYD— Airs. PUGHE, Vale View- Airs. LEWIS — Eldon Square. Mrs. DAVIES, Eldon House- Mrs. PARRY, Eldon Row- Mrs. PUGH, Corner Shop— EVANS'S Aleirion House, Temperance Hotel—Air R. E. Morris, Alachynlleth; Air R. M. Jones, Bethesda; Air and Mrs Fullwood, Wolverhampton; Mr George Harper, Birming- ham Air David Edwards, Abervstwyth; Mr William Williams, London Air and Mrs Wainwright, Toxteth Park, J..iverpool; Airs Sarah Cunliffe, near Alanchester; Air Augustus J. Nunn, London Mr Thomas Harris, Cardiff Mr and Mrs King, London HUGHES'S Temperance Hotel, Bridge End—Rev. J. Hopkins' and Irs Hopkins, Chester; Rev. J. Hughes, Cefnmawr: Air Knight, Liverpool; Mr. William Williams, Perth Air D. R. Evans, Newport, Alon.; :\Irand Mrs Heorge, Birmingham Mr. MEE, Bridge End House- Mrs. ELLIS, Vrondirion—Rev and Mrs Whitaker'and family Miss Thomas, Birmingham;.Aliss J. E. Jones, Oswestry. Mrs. JONES, No. 3, Vrondirion— Mrs. WILLIAMS,yiennar— Mrs. PUGH, Aran View- Miss STOKES, Talbot Hotel- Mrs. GRIFFITH, Glanaran House- Miss THOMAS, Brynderw Mrs. POWELL, Brynmair- London. Misses AIEREDITH, Brynbella—Mrs F. Stanley and family, Miss Robinson, and the Alisses Graham, Brighton Airs. DAVIES, Bronygader—Airs Puckle, Miss Carlin, Bright- lands, Richmond-hill; Mr Williamson, family, and party, London Mrs. JONES, Bronallt-Miss Maude Harrop, and Miss Edith Harrop, New Brighton Aliss ROBERTS, Glan Wnion— Mrs. JONES, Tanybryn— Mrs. WILLIAMS, Penbryn Terrace—Rev E. J. Alavham, family, anù friend, .London. Alisses EVANS, Meyrick House- Mrs. HUGHES, Mervinian House- Mrs. EVANS, The Star House— JONES'S Dining and Refreshment Rooms, Victoria Buildings- Mrs. ELLIS, Lawnt Cottage— EVANS'S George Hotel, Penmaen Pool— TOWYN.

High Street. No. 3.-Airs. THOMAS- No. 4.—THOMAS WILLIAMS—Airs AIorris, Llanfair, Alontgomery- shire. WILLIAMS-Miss Proberts, and Miss Davies, Llandudno. LEWIS OWEN- HUGH ELLIS— Mrs. THOMAS, Beaufort House—Aliss AI. A. Langford, Berriew; AI. E. Langford, Churchstoke Alisses Lawreijce, Chorley. Mrs. E. EDWARDS-Air and Miss Jehu, Llanfair; Mrs. Oakley and children, Shrewsbury. Mrs. STEPHENS, Belmont House— DAYID DAVIES, Temperance House-Mr and Mrs W. Holden and Air W. J. Holden, Stourport; Mrs Lloyd, Cross Keys, and Miss Davies,jLlanfyllin. Railway Terrace. No. 2.—Airs. JONES—Mr and MrsBody, London Miss AIORRIS,—Mr., Miss and Miss Ethel Devonport, Hen- bury, Cheshire; Aliss Roberts. Cambrian Buildings. Mrs. WILLIAMs- Church Street. HUGH ROBERTS— Mrs. JONES — Mrs. WYNNE JonES-Mrs Dickens andlbaby, Birmingham JANE PARRY- SAMUEL EDMUNDS -Air Roberts, Llansilin; Air G. Morris, Llansilin. College Terrace. EVAX THOMAS—Air Thomas Jones, Air John Jones, Mr. Joseph Jones, Shrewsbury the Rev. Robert Williams, Festiniog. Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS— Warwick Place. No. 1.—Mrs. STEELE-Mrs J. C. Gittins, two children, and nurse, Newtown Air. Walker and family, Oxton Miss Tunstall, Rossett, Denbighshire No. 2.—Airs. JONES—Miss Alilnes and niece, Xewtown Mr and Airs. J. E. ott, Brecon; Airs Charles Nott, Wigmore, Herefordshire: Mrs Haddock and Master F. C. Haddock, Manchester; Mr Bagley; Alaster 1 nomas Aliss Barrs, Churchstoke Mrs. Reece, family, and nurse, Alachynlleth; Miss Jones, Cambrian House, Alachynlleth. No. 3.—Airs. JAMES—The Rev- C., Mrs and Aliss Nelson, and Miss Humphreys, Graham Place, Welshpool; Mr. and Airs Hall, Mr and Mrs Pop, chiloren, and servants, Binningham; Miss AIassey, Dudley Mrs AIassey, Miss AIassey, and Miss Yapp, Birmingham Mr an Mrs Pugh, Four Crosses Mrs I Evans, children, and servant, Shrewsbury; the AlisseS Powell, Llanidloes. Neptune Villas. No. 2.—Airs. JONES- National Street. EDWARD JONES— College Green. Mr. EVAX VAUGHAN Airs Evans and famny, Blanch Street, Dowlais. GRIFFITH ROBERTS—Airs Mrs Diamond, Oswestry; Mrs Uren, Aberstwyth Miss Lewis, Aberystwyth. Station Road. JOHN DAVIES—Alaster Hugh Griffiths, Dinas Dawddwy; Mrs. Alary Jones, Tynceunant, Dinas Alawddwy Miss Ann Jones, Tynceunant, Dinas Alawddwy Miss AIargaret Davies, Pen- bont, Dinas Alawddwy; Miss Jane Jones, Pengeulan, Llan ymawddwy Mrs. Catherine Davies, (aanllunmawr; Dinas Alawddwy; Master David Owen, Glanllunmawr, Dinas Alawddwy. Mrs. AIARY JONES— Pier Villas. Xo. 1.Irs. HUMPHREYS—Airs. Tyler; Mrs. Wilson, nurse, and family, Ruabon. Xo. 2.—Aliss JONES—Airs Aladeley and family, Townsend House, Kingswinford; Air ami Airs Alarr, Kings wood Miss Goode, Moseley Xo. 3.—Airs. HAMMANS—Air and Mrs Goodwin and Miss Good- win, Walsall; Airs Alorton and family, Newtswn Mr and Mrs. Kemahan and sons, Portadown, Ireland. No. 4.—OWEN OWENS—Colonel Pryse, Peithyll, and party; Mrs. Bliss and family, Newtown. Plas Edwards. No. 1.—Air. RICHARDS—Air and Airs Pbwell, Builth; Air and Mrs Edgerley, Shrewsbury I o. 2.—Airs. Wi LLI AAs-.Nlr and Mrs Hiekling an l family, Bir- mingham ;• Mr and Airs Jesper and ttire- sons, anil Miss Wilson, Bradford Miss Jesper, Calder Bridge Aliss Alyfanwy Wiliiams, Liverpool Airs Williams, Llanbrynmair;. Aliss Williams, Festiniog. j Bryn Awel. No. 1.—Mrs. HUMPHREYS—Air and Mrs Evans, family and nurse, Oswestiy Air Owell, Newtown;. Air Evans; Parry Jones, Newtown. No. 2.—Airs. THOMAS—Air and Mrs H. Gill and family, and Mrs H. Foulds, Walsall Mr E. Leek, Alachynlleth. T. W. STEALEY, Cad van Hùnse-Mrs .Johnson; Air and AIJ-S Allbert, family, and luuue, liennet's Hill, Birniiiighiiai. Mrs. PUGHE, Cotterell House Miss EVANS, Plasmeini Mr. CARROLL, Cambrian Hotel—Mr R. Norman; MrAIinshall, and friend Oswestry Mrs Wood Air Jones, Chester Mr Elphick Mrs, Aliss,and Alaster Wilson Air T.Lit; MJT and Miss Turner Mr Phillips. Airs. JONES, Dysynni House— Mr. ROWLANDS, Tredegar Arms- Mrs. ROBERTS, Brynymor Cottage-.Nirs. Bradley and family, Dudley. Mrs. JONES, Brynymor Cottage—Air Edwin Rainbow, Airs Rain- bow and Sou, Miss Walton, Aliss Alice Carter, and Aliss AIatthews, Coventry. Mrs. JONES, Glanymor Farm—Air and Mrs Hibbert and family, Shrewsbury; Aliss Jones, Air and Airs Evans, Welshpool; Mrs Evans and Aliss Lewis, Corris; Aliss Richards, Llan- brynmair. Mrs. WYNNE, Brynymor—Aliss Ready, Cheltenham; Miss Pinches, Wellington, Salop; Air. R. Butter, Wellington, Salop Alaster Klugh, London Mrs. WATKINS, Penllvn Farm—Air and Mrs Evans, Oswestry; Mr Rogers, Hole, Alontgomery Mrs. NEWELL, Escuan Hall—Air. and Mrs. George Atanly and family, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Mrs. GRIFFITHS, Bank- Mrs. EN'A,, EVANS, Shop- RICHARD OWEN, Temperance- THOMAS SEATON, Corhet Arms Hotel-Mr T. Woolley, Air W. Dawkins, and Mr W. Fenwick, London Miss and Miss A. Dodwell, Shrewsbury Miss phillipps, Liverpool; Air Alartins, London; Air Elliwell. Mrs. E. J ONES, Bryngoleu—Airs. Wm. Owen and Alaster Atwood, Londun; Mr and Airs E. R. Jones, Burton-on-Trent; Air and Mrs Ellis, Miss Ellis, Miss AI. Ellis, Miss D. Ellis, and Alaster D. and S. Ellis, Leicester; the Rev. David Jones and family, Abergrave, South Wales Miss S. A. Pughe. Mrs. DREW, Morfa House- Air. RICHARDS, Penbryn —Air and Alis Pearson, nurse, and family, Worcestershire; Airs J. Brettell, Cradley, Stafford- shire. Air EVAN EVANS, Corbet Square—Aliss Arthur, Ruabon Xo ADDRESS—Airs Williams, Mrs Jones, Miss Pugh, and Mrs Jones, Dolgelley; Air George Rees, Llanraaiadr-mocluiant Air alld Airs Evans, America; Air and Airs Lewis, Air Lewis, and Aliss Lewis, Corris. HARLECH. Mrs. Pi-cii, Lion Hotel-Mr G. Davies, Jesus College, Oxford; Mr W. Williamson, Beddgelert; Mr D. Thomas, Chester; H. Gillert, Hull; Mr. W. J. Watt, -NILiteli ester-. -Nli- Alodridge, ALanchester; Air and Airs Thomson, servant and maid, London Air and Airs Robinson and family, Alan- chester; Air H. SimiJson, Air J. Perkins and party, Birming- ham Bronwen Terrace. o. 2-Alrs. ROBERTS- NO. 3 — Airs. BARiow- No. 4—Airs. J. p. JONES- RICHARD JONES, Fair View House- Air. LOVEGROYE, Castle H,.tel-.Nir and Mrs De la Hoyte Mr and Airs Garrard; Mr Perrott and family Air R Hurst LEWIS F. EDWARDS, Llwynonn- C. LLOYD, Waterloo House—Airs Henry Hilton AIARY EVANS, Castle House—Admiral Ogle and family, and lady's maid Mrs. GEORGE, Station House—Captain and Mrs. Taylor, Liver- pool. LLANBEDR. Mrs. EVANS, GwynJy House—Mr and Mrs. Bullock Webster and family- i Mrs. THOMAS, Penrhiw- Mrs. JONES, New Shop- Airs. EVANS, Glanartro—Aliss Ridgway Jand Aliss Alorrison Li.el1.ùul Airs Jones Alarple, daughter, and friend, Liverpool Artro Terrac- -No. I-Ilrs. AN%YL- No. 3—Airs. GRIFFITH— PORT M ADO C. Marine Terrace. Xo. 3—Aliss RICHARDS—Air J. A. and Alaster Alfred Houston, London Belle Vue Villa. Mrs. HUGHES—Air Barnard, Air Hutchinson, Air Leefe, and Air Morgan

MACHYNLLETH. ODDFELLOWS' ANNIVERSARY. The tenth anniversary of the Loyal Llvnoedd Lodge of Oddfellows was celebrated on Tuesday, July 16th. The members assembled at the lodge-room in the Town Hall, about ten o'clock in the morning, when Ir. T. H. fvaiis, Ir. J. Rowlands, solicitor, and Mr. R. Dean were ad- mitted honorary members, and half-a-dozen ordinary members were also initiated. The total strength of the lodge is now about 126 ordinary, and eight honorary mem- bers. This shows a remarkable growth during the past two years, for the number on the roll on the 1st of January, 1876, was 88. After parading the streets, the members attended church, where the Rev. Canon Griffiths read the lessons and preached in English and Welsh. The text was taken from Phillippians, 4th chapter and 8th verse. After service, the members again paraded the streets to the music of the Pennal Brass Band, conducted by Mr. John Hughes. On reaching the Town Hall the members, to the number of about 100, sat down to an excellent dinner, pre- pared by Mrs. Jones, the Boot Inn. There was ample provision made for the guests, and the food was well cooked and well served. Mr. R. Gillart presided, and Mr. A. Hunt occupied the vice-chair. There were also present, the Rev. Canon Griffiths, Mr. J. J Griffiths, corresponding secretary of the district, Mr. Davies, sur- geon, Mr. Matthews, surgeon, Mr. Lloyd, surgeon, Mr. W. R. Jones, Mr. J. J. Jones, Mr. J. Rowlands, Mr. T. H. Evan, and Ir. Campbell. After dinner, the CHAIRMAN gave the "Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the rest of the royal Family." The toast was one that needed no speech from him, and therefore he asked them to drink to the Qaeen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and the rest of the Roval Family." Song—Mr. J. Campbell. The CHAIRMAN said the next toast was the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese, and the ministers of all other denominations," coupled with the name of Corion Griffiths. He did not know whether there was any other minister present, but if there was they would be veryglad to hear him. Canon GRIFFITHS said they must allow him to thank them sincerely for the honour they had done the sacred pro- fession he had the honour to belong to. (Cheers). It was their duty to help forward in every way they could the good of their fellow men. To meet so many of his parishioners at a time like that was a very yreat pleasure to him. He thought there was every prospect that their society would be very useful, as so many young people were gathered together by it. There was always iope where the young rallied. It was a step in the right direction that they weremet together in that room instead of in a public-house, where there was a temptation to drink more than they desired, as might be seen by the small number who were drinking intoximats. (Applause). This holding of the lodge and the anniversary in the Town Hall was a step in the right direction. He would conclave by wishing their society every success that could possibly come to them. (Cheers). Song-Mr. Davies. # The CHAIRMAN said the next thing was to hear the statement of accounts read by Jfr. Evans. Mr. EVANS said the members would be glad to hear that the society had made progress financially fad numerically. Mr. Evans then read the balance sheet, Vd at the conclusion pointed out that the accounts wire drawn out differently than they used to be. They woPd see that the sick and funeral fund and the managemffit fund were separated. The medical men had to be pjd for 187C and 1877 this year, and in other ways the ex- penses had been heavy, but still he was glad to say 'he receipts had been considerable. Mrs. Milton Davies l«wl given them a donation of £ 4. (Applause). The members given them a donation of 4:4. (Applause). The members had increased during the year, and he was glad to hy they had now eight honorary members. (Cheers). The Secretary then gave some interesting figures showing the progress of the society, and sat down amid cheering. Welsh song-Mr. Humphreys. The CHAIRMAN said the next toast was the Manchester Unity, coupled with the name'of Mr. J- J. Griffiths, cor- responding secretary of the district. (Cheers.) Mr. J. J. GRIFFITHS said the success of the Order to which they had the honour to belong might be estimated from the fact that during the past year 32,000 members were initiated and the Order numbered in all 526,802. The funds amounted to the large sum of 24,000,000. Mr. Griffiths then referred to the Friendly Societies Bill now passing through the Houses of Parliament, and said the amendments of the Commons had been accepted by the Lords, and they would hear no more of the objectionable t a-esty-third clause. Boards of Guardians would not be able to inflict a penalty upon the provident, but the funds of the societies would be protected. (Cheers.) With respect to the Aberystwyth district he might inform them that in sick benefits the sum of £ 733 19s. Id., had been paid dur- ing the year, and also £ 293 7s. lOd. in funeral money. Here was more than a 21,000 paid by one Order, and it was clear that without this payment the burden upon the poor rates would be heavier than it was. (Cheers.) Mr. Griffiths made some further remarks and concluded an in- teresting speech amid loud cheers. The CHAIRMAN said Mr. J. J. Griffiths had given them a very lucid and interesting statement. The facts it con- tained were well calculated to encourage them to go on in their work and do what they could to promote the princi- ples of Oddfellowship. Song—Mr. John Davies. The CHAIRMAN—The next toast is the Loyal Llynlloedd Lodge, coupled with the name of Mr. John Bennett Davies. (Cheers.) Mr. J. B. DAVIES said he was not accustomed to the work he had then to do, and he did not think he was the proper one to do it, but as he was there he would do his best, and in the first place he must say how glad he was to meet them with the lodge in such a flourishing condi- tion. (Cheers.) They had heard the balance sheet read, which showed they were making progress, but not, he was glad to sav, too fast. There were some things that grew all at once and died all at once, but the Llynlloedd was not one of those things. An old saying said that Rome died of progress. That was not the way with them, they "Tew gradually and cautiously, and as one speaker had pointed out, one great element of their strength was the laro-e proportion of young members they possessed. (Ap- plause.) He had read an article somewhere headed, "More Worlds than One," and it set him thinking that there was a world of music, a world a poetry, a world of science, and there was also a world of Oddfellowship. (Cheers.) The influence they exercised for good was second onlv to the pulpit. (Cheers.) 1 here was one thing he wished "to say before he sat down, and that was, that thev were scattered and did not meet very well at lodge nights, but they paid their subscriptions well. He.hoped in the future they would do better in the way of attending lodge meetings. (Applause.) The CHAIRMAN said the next toast was the Honnrary Members," coupled with the name of Mr. J. J. Junta. In responding, Mr. JONES said he was pleased the number of honorary members had reached the number of eight. (Applause.) The Lodge had great reason to be pleased with the rate of progress that had been made. This was the tenth anniversary, which reminded him of I a little story An Irishman went to pr. v his rent. His landlord gave him a glass of whiskey. and said, There, drink that, it is ten years old." "Ten years," said the tenant, "And sure is it not very sniaU for its age^ (Wllte;.) Xo. they like the irishman s glass or j "The CHA-j;:MAX said the next toast was the members^)? other lodg,, wln,h was whidl JONES, former]v -jnoolinaster. in a Dn induce he urged me.mJe; „f the Lodge to do their best to induce other men t., join.. +1._ Twtor of The CHA II.VAN b,M th, next toast was the Lodge, but he <> and 110 v ever, they could drink his health. (Cheers.) Song—Mr. R. Jones. Press They The CHAIRMAN said the next toast was,' juring were all very much indebted to till-' ,^ress'^S- KKcation of past few years, for the collection an<i the news. The toast would 1* coupled with tue name fr. Gibson, of the Cavvsriau jS'eioa. Mr. GIBSON responded. Song—Mr. Campbell. -i i.„ was Dr. DAVIES, who had re-entered the room, w £ t3 very sorry indeed he was not present when noW proposed. He was compelled to absent hi™ > apologised, and at ths same time, thanked them y ing his health. (Applause.) Before he sat do*n he wou^ propose the health of the Chairman. -Mr- frst a.sked them for three times three. (T'ie^on- honoured with three cheers, and then with m Durs, and afterwards with rounds of cheers.) The CHAIRMAN thanked them for the very KmQ health had been drunk. What he most regr? that they had not been able to obtain a m0Je. 1ria(j been chairman. He was very pleased to hear W'ia wouicl said by the different members, aud hoped the vo p c;ety. follow the steps of their fellows, and join^tne • (Cheers.) He was a member of another Society had done what Mr. Gibson in his speech ob] „roug) divided its funds, twice—and yet it was very ?^°. ^as jn aud its funds kept accumulating. ThisJ^ociet} Llanfair Caereinion, his native place. Notwiths the division of the funds, this Society, vhid' w,aS J TJIE the old sort, was going on prospering. He belie success of the Society was due to the fact that tu nce bers did not come for the benefits ™ the first aVP^for of llmess. He thougnt the members ought not to ^j,ere the benefits the first and second week, but only ^—bers was real necessity. He trusted many more uge. would join, and that the Lodge would b.- increasingly ful and successful. (Cheers.) Trio—Messrs. R. Davies. Humphreys. ag The health of the Vice-Chairman was given; hut n not present to respond. I the Clilljler Tiie CHAIRMAN then gave the hostess, and said the u1 f. had been well prepared, and was creditable to the cate lu8 of Mrs. Jones.. n This brought a very pleasant gathering to a conclu=1

LLANYMAWDDWY. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL.—Her Majesty's tor has lately examined this school, and the following copy of his report :—" This little school has passed a ve • good examination in the elementary subjects. The ctl, ucter of the results indicates exempi&i-y attention on t -part of the master." Ivir. Jones will shortly receive n -t, r certificate. We are very glad to be able to make this re- port known as an acknowledgment and testimony of the able, but unassuming manner in which Mr. Jones on schoolmaster carries on the school. Although a relnote and mountainous district we are glad to congratulate the people of Llanymawddwy upon the favourable condition of the school. We also take the opportunity to state tna the school is supported by a Voluntary Rate, which the inhabitants with very few exceptions, pay without ceffiti1"'

PONTDOLGOCH. TITHE AUDIT.—On Wednesday, July 10 Mr. R. L. James, assisted by Mr. J. R. Brown, attended at the Mytton Arms Inn, Pontdolgoch, to receive the halt- yearly tithe for the Dean and Chapter of Bangor. The large tithe payers afterwards sat down to an excellent dinner, served up by Mr. aud Mrs. Jones, the host and hostess. Mr. Jones took the chair, and was ably suppose" by Mr. Brown and Mr. Matthews, Pen Dinas, C'aersws. Mr. Jones, of Henblas, occupied the vice-chair, supported by Mr. Evans, of Trefeglwys. After the loyal and patriotic toasts had been given, the Chairman gave the health of the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese and Ministers of all denominations in eulogistic terms, and coupled with the toast the name of the Rev. J. Jones, curate of Caersws. The rev. gentleman, in responding) paid a very high compliment to his lordship as being the friend of the poor curate as well as that of the rich rector or vicar. He remarked it was necessary that the clergy, if they wished to be of service to their parishioners, should be on very friendly terms with the Dissenting community of the parish. The Chairman then gave the Agriculturists of the District, and said that they were an intelligent body of men, whom he was glad on all occasions to meet. He spoke of the present Cattle Diseases Bill (Contagious) Act' as being one of the most usefui and beneficial Bills for the farmer. He coupled with the toast the names of Mr. Jones, Park, and Mr. Jones, Henblas. Mr. Jones, Park, in responding, thanked the Chairman for the flatter- ing terms in which he had spoken of the farmers in this district, and made some observations upon the Bill referred tu. Mr. Jones, Henblas, looked upon the Bill as a great boon to the country at large. The other toasts were those of the Chairman, Visitors, and Host and Hostess.

LLANIDLOES. DEATH OK THE VICAR.—On Wednesday evening, July lOtli, the Rev. Thos. Harries Jone s, M. A., died at the Vicar- age, after a very short illness. The deceased was educated at Llanrwst Grammar School, but completed his education at Gottenburg, where he achieved great distinction. He had been stationed at Bolton-le-Marr.s Parish Church and Bury as curate. He afterwards obtained the Vicarage of Llanidloes parish, through the patronage of the Bishop of Bangor. FUI\l:TERS' A:XIYERS.Œy.-On Wednesday. July 10, the fourth anniversary of CourtSt. Idloes took place at the Town Hall. Before the dinner the members proceeded to church, where the Rev. J. R. Edwards, vicar of Penstrowed, preached an excellent discourse from John xvii., 21. After the sermon the Foresters perambulated the streets, headed by a person representing Robin Hood. and the Llanidloes Brass Band. Mr. Henry Hamer, Van Vaults, catered in admirable style. The Chief Ranger, Mr. Samuel Ikin (manager of the North and South ales Bank, Llan- idloes), presided, and the vice-chair was occupied by P.C.R. David Reese. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given. For the Bishop, Clergy, &c., the Rev. R. J. Edwards responded.—The Mayor responded on behalf of the Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces, as lieutenant of the Volunteer Corps, which was proposed by the Vice-Chair- man. The follow ing toasts were also proposed:—Court "St. Idloes" and Officers, by the Rev. J. R. Edwards, which was responded to by P.C.R. Reese and other officers The Mayor and Corporation, by Mr. j. Smout, and responded to by the Mayor The Surgeon, by Mr. G. Thomas, and responded to by Dr. Donaldson The Town and Trade of Llanidloes. by lr. D. Lloyd Morgan, and re- sponded to by Mr. D. Davies.—ihe v ice-Lhairman pro- posed the health of the Chairman in an eulogistic speech. rIL —The Chairman, in reply, said that during the period the Lodge had been in existence it had made great progress, and it was most creditable to all those who had been at the head of affairs. Friendly societies were blessings to the locality in which they were placed, by affording aid to honest, sober, hard-working men when laid upon a. bed of sickness. He also spoke of the great advance which friendly societies had made throughout the country. The Mining Interest, the Vice-chairman, the ladies, and the Host and Hostess, were also proposed and responded to. FREEMASONRY LLANIDLOES LODGE, No. 1,582.—The installation meeting of this lodge was held on Wednesday, July 10, at the Trewythen Arms Hotel, Llanidloes, and was numerously attended by members and visitors. Bro. W. Collender, P.M., and P.P.G.D. of Ceremonies, North Wales and Shropshire, presided, and there were also present:—Bros. J. Kitto, S-W- (W.M. elect), W. H. Williams, J.W. Hugh Jones, treasurer; J. D. Davies, hon. secretary; W. Russell, J. D. J. H. Webb, J. G. J. Trewin Tvler, D. P. Owen, P.M., 998 C. Morgan, W.M., 1,594"; J. Danily, P.M. 1,594; F. Britton. P.M., 1,594; Edward Hamer, P.M.. 1,072; provincial grand secretary, South Wales; A. Hughes, P.M. 1.072; John Owen, 1,594 D. Swancott, 1.582; E.Hughes, 1,582; Thomas Bennett, 1,582; J. Williams, 1,072; W. Pell, 1,072; J. Morris, 1,124; &c. The lodge having been opened in due form, and the minutes of the last regular lodge read and confirmed, the first business was the passing of Bro. Edward Hughes to the second degreer after which Bro. John Kitto (W.M. elect) was presented by Bro. Edward Hamer to receive, at the hands of Bro. W. Collender, the benefit of installation, which was performed by him in a most impressive manner, and in accordance with ancient custom the W.M. (J. Kitto) then invested his officers for the ensuing year, after which the W.M. said he had a very pleasing duty to perform, and that was to present to their J.P.M. (Bro. W. Collender) a past master's jewel, for the great services rendered by him since the formation of the lodge in 187G. as its first Master. He then, in a speech of considerable length, attached the jewel to his breast, remarking that he hopes Bro. Collender would live many years to wear it. (Applause.) The jewel is a very handsome one (18 carat gold), the 47th problem of Euclid being in the centre on blue enamel. It has two clasps on the suspending ribbo, very artistically finished, and on the back of the jewel J8 the following inscription Llaiidloes Lodge, 1,582. Presented by the brethren to Bro. William Collender, P- as a token of esteem, and in appreciation of valuable services rendered the lodge, 1877 and 1878. It is in a handsome jewel case. The other formal business in a handsome jewel case. The other formal business having been disposed of, the brethren adjourned to a j* furnished banquet, provided by Bro. W. Russell, at w f the W.M. (Bro. Kitto) presided. On the withdrawal the cloth, the W.M. gave the formal loyal and Masb toasts, all of them being cordially responded to. health of the W.M. being proposed by Bro. W. j amidst the applause of the brethren, the W.M. thereto in a lengthened speech. Other toasts were t» given, and the evening was passed in harmony, Bro. Davies presided at the piano. The Tylers toast ha been given, the brethren separated at 11 o'clock.

LLANDRILLO. on WOOL FAIR.—The annual wool fair was held bere Oll Thursday, July 11. The quantity offered for sale considerably less than in former years. The P^f^ikest Welsh mountain wool from lid. to 121,d. for the sort, also for field wool from 13d. to 15d. As the t held in the evening, the_ business of buying, weighing packing was kept on till a very late hour, ^berts, Erineipal buyers we noticed Messrs. Hughes and jan- langollen, Mr. Morris, Glynceiriog. Mr. J. «-as drillo. The trade on the whole was much better t ø. rith a expected some few weeks ago, and all the lots met ready sale.

CORWEN. blrs ?f MONTHLY MEETING Of METHODISTS.—1Thentf1" their the Methodist Connexion in East Merioneth and Monthly Meeting at Llanrhybettws, on 1 "ix-jiiiafli8' Wednesday, July 9 and 10. The Rev. E. day. Cynwyd, presided over the Conference held the was ■Attention was called to the missionary cause- «eV> W. decided to print a report with an address from. J. Williams, of C-orwen, and also to invite tne Jjd- Thomas, M.A., of Liverpool, to visit PenllYIla sense of eyrnion in order to awaken the churches was their duty in the matter. A vote of who has passed with the Rev. W. Pugh, of Llanril e;dces the been ill for several months. In the Pllb ^L^-en Jones, following ministers preached Rev. J- Griffiths, B.A., of Rhyl, Dr. "Edwards, E. Peters, F-. Davies, and R. Richards.

RAINFALL AT LLANBRV>aIAI1" JUNE. IS7S. Day of Day of Inene. mouth. Inches. I month, v 1 16 2 — Is "OS W ■i '85 .20 8 "09 21 o -15 22 10 -03 I 2o jsr, n '07 f. ■■ 12 "36 •• 1* -44 I •• 14 "04 -s s-37 Total H. S>riTH