The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

COJNTY .INSTITUTIONS. Cardigans hi re Jounty Cou,,icil- 'Ila iriiian, Mr Morgan Evans, Oakford clerk, MrH C Fryer deputy clerk, Mr FR Roberts. Joint Police Committee—Chairman, Col. Davies-Evans, Iighmead. University College of Wales at AberystwytV—Principal, Mr T. 1. Roberts, M.A. registrar, the Rev T. M. Green, South Terrace. Lampeter Collie —Principal, Rev Dean Owen manciple. Mr Win. Davis librarian, Professor Scott. Artillery- Colonel Lloyd Adjutant, Brevet-Major Anderson.

LOCAL OFFICIALS, &c. ABERYSTWYTH —(Monday )—Jlayor, Councillor Wm. Thomas, Town Clerk. M A. J. Hughes Medical Officer of Health, Mr D. R. Davies, M.JJ Council quarterly meetings, first Tuesday in Feb., May, alldAu,u8t, and Nov. 9th; first and third Tuesday in each -iioriih -LsLocal and Authority. School Board -Cliaii-i-Kiii, Nit- Tl)o:iits OIN',IL clerk. Mr \V. Williams; meetings, Fiidav in the month. Downie's Bequest— The Rev J. H.Protheroc, chairman Mr E. Evans, clerk, meet- ings, first Thusday in the month. Infirmary Management, Mr J. G. W. Hons.!I, chairman; surgeon and secretary, Dr Morgan meetings, tirs £ fhursday in the month. Infirmary Trustees, Mr J. G. W. foons.ll, chairman; Mr E. Evans, clerk. Superintendent Registrar of Brfhs, Deaths, and Marriages, Mr Hugh Hughes. Registrar of Brths and Deaths, Miss Jane Evans, North Parade, Aberystwvth. Registrar of Marriages—Rev William Jones, North PafiMdc Ahervstwyth Talyhont, Mr John D. Jones; Llanrhvstvd, Ir Lewis Lewis and liar, Mr Joseph Morgan. Surveyor of Tsxes for the district, Mr Daxid Wylie, Baker-street. Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Mr Pugh, Lianbadarn-road. Inland Revenie Officer, Mr Carle, Xorth Parade. Burial Board—Chairaan, Major Bassett Lewis: clerk Mr A. J. Hughes, days of meetiig, first Friday in January, then every quarter. Baiihs-N iiicilti, Ili- Perrott,manager; London and Provincial, Mi Evan Jon JS-Williams, manager; and North and South Wales. J. R. liees, manager. Relieving ùlticers-Aher- ystwvth distrit, Mr John .Jones Llarifihangel Geneu'rglyu dis- trict," Mr JohtiD. Jones; and liar district, Mr Joseph Morgan. Workhouse Mtlical Officer, Dr Bonsall. Medical Officers for rural districts Messrs. James, Borth, and J. E. Hughes, M.B.C.M. Urian Sanitary Authority Inspector, Mr Rees Jones; Rural Itis,)cotor, Ilr John Rowland, Goginan. Har- bour Master, (apt. Thomas, Poitland-street. Post closes at 7.15 a,m. for Louden going North, the Midland Counties, and the West of Englaid, 7.0 a.m. for Aberayron and Devil's Bridge; 8.0 a.m. for Pmr.rhy dygroes, Lampeter, and South Wales, 2.30 for Lampeter. Carmarthen, South Wales, and the West of England, ani a bag made up for Carmarthen and South Wales at 5.55 1). 111. 5.15 p.m. for London, Liverpool, Maiehester, Shrewsbury, Scotland, Ireland, and all parts of the Clited Kingdom; up to 5.35 at the Post Office with Ad. extra stanw, and up to 6.0 at the Railway Van. Delivery commonoes ats.15 12.30, 2.30, and 6.30 p.m Sundays at 11 a.m. Teligraph Office open at 7 a.m. to S p.m. week days, andfrom8a.il. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 0 p.m. Sundays. Luring Aumis telegraph Office kept open on week days until 9 p.m. Postmaster, Mr John Jones. ABERAYRON-(Wednesday)— Superintendent Registrar, Mr B. C. Jones, Allian-iquure. Registrar of Birth and Deaths, Mr David Jones, Penwe-n, Cilcennin of Marriages, Mr D. H. Davies, Tailor's Hall Deputv, Mr John M. llowell, ironmonger. B ulk National Pnvinciai Bank, Mr Munro Hughes, manager. Relieving Otfcers, Mr David Jones, Cileciiiiii), and Mr David Da'ies, LUnarth. Rural Sanitary Authority,Mr J. M. Ilr B. C. Jones, clerk. Assessment Com- mitter, chaiiiian, Mr Morgan Evans. School Attendance Com- mittee, chaimiau, Mr Evan Jones clerk, Mr B. C. Jones. Sanitary Mtdical Officers, Dr Williams, Aberayron, and Dr Lampeter—VI f "f 'n It Yi,uglie's\1'lSftR\'a(li\V'av('Vi'Hciiaiti'iii>:Vri Mr David Lbyd, clerk meetings quarterly.

COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieiuenanc—Sir Watkin "William* Wynn, Wynn- stav, Iluabon. High Sheriff [nominate]—Mr E. S. Mostyn-Price. Sunl<-y. Chairman of Quarter SessjolJs- Capt. Mvtton Deputy Chairman—Mr A. C. Humphreys Owen, Glansevern, Carthmyl. County Council Chair- nian-llr A. C. Humphreys-Owen. J P vice clitirniati- Mr John Jenkins, Penygreen, Llanidloes. Joint Police Committee: Chairman—Captain D. H. Mytton, Garth, Welshpool. Clerk of the Pe-tee-Mr G. D. Harrison. County Treisurer—North and South Wales Bank, Welsh- pool. County Sillx.(- G. A. Hutchins. Chief Constable—Mr R. W. Hughes, Newtown. Coroners— Messrs W. A. l'ugh, Llanfyllin, E. M. Jones, Welshpool, R. Willi-mis, F. R. U.S., Newtown, and J. Rowlands, Machynlleth.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Montgomery .-hire Infirmary—President, HiglH Hon LordSudeh. Powis I.ul Club—President, the Earl of Powis. Hon Secretaries, Mr Morris C. Jones, Gr.ngro, Welshpool, the Rev W. V. Lloyd, Hazelbaeh Rectory, Powis-laini Museum and Library (Welshpool)—Hon. Curator, Mr Mm-iis C Junes. Militia—Lieut-Col. R. J. H irrison Adjul ur, Capt-in Digby Neave Quarter- Master, T. li,

LOCAL OFFICIALS. LLANIDLOES—(Saturday)— Mayor, Alderman E. Davies, town clerk, Mr J. D. Davies Council meetings, second Thursday in each month except November, when it is held on the 9th. S'lnitlry Medical Officer, Dr J. OWfn. Relieving Officer, Mr Hichaïd Owen. Com'.)!<sioncrs of Taxes, Messrs \Y. Thomas, J. Jenkins, J. B Owen. Thomas Davies, and Edward Davies Clerk, Mr J. D. Davies. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Wilson, Welsh- pool. Borough Magistrates' Clerk, Mr J. D. Davies. Borough Petty Sessions, second Thursday in each month. Combined School Board, chairman, Mr Edward Davies; vice-chairman, Mr W. H. Williams clerk, Mr William Davies; days of meeting, 1st Wednesday in every mouth. Burial Board, chairman, Mr It, Smith clerk, Mr W. Davies days of meeting, last Wednesday in every month. SlIperill endunt Registrar, Mr H. Williams, Newtown Registrars 0: Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Mr T. Lewis and Mr William ies. Officer of Inland Revenue, Mr Pryse Davies. Banks-North and South Wales and London and Provincial. Post closes at 0.30 a.m. and 7.10 p.m. Telegraph Office opens at S a. in. to S p.m. week days, S a.1I1. to 10 a.m. Sundays. Parcel Post closes at 8 a.m. and 6 p. m Postmaster, Mr Rol.ert Hughes. MACHYNLLETH.—[Wednesday]—Superintendent Regis- trar. Mr 1). Kvans. Registrar of Births, etc., Mr Lewis Williams. Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Mr Hassett. Sanitary Medical < >fficer, Dr J. S. Matthews. Sanitary Inspector, Mr David Humphreys. Relieving Ofticcrs- I Machynlleth district, Air J. Jones Darowen district, Air D. Howell; and F.-u;district, Mr Win. Jones. Banks- National Provincial Hank of England, manager, Mr H. LI. Jones; London ami Provincial Bank, Mr W. R. Williams, manager. Post closes at 9.0 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. for Shrewsbury, London, etc., and 4.30 a.m. for Aberystwyth delivery commences at 7.45 a.m., 5.30 p.m. and 7.15. Telegraph Office opens from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Postmaster, Mr P. Williams. NEWTOWN—(Tuesday)—Chairman of Local Board, Capt. E Pryce Jones clerk, Mr William Cooke. Meetings of Local Board, first Friday in each month. Sanitary Medical officer, Dr H. Palmer. Sanitary Inspector, rr .T. Price. Surveyor, Mr R. W. Davies. Local Board Offices, Wesley-street. Burial Board, Chairman and Clerk the same as Local Board. School Board, chairman Mr W. Cooke Clerk, Mr E. Powell. School Attendance Officer, Air J. Andrew meetings nnnthly, second Friday in the month. Relieving Officer,Mr Robert H. Lloyd. Commissioners of Taxes, clerk, Mr T. A. Foster. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr John Joyce, Welshpool. Rural Medical Officer of Health, Dr Palmer. Rural Sanitary Inspector, Mr J. Davies. Banks, North and South Wales, manager, Mr G. Griffiths. National Provincial, manager, Mr Richard Jones. Superintendent Registrar, Mr It. Williams, F.R.H.S. Registrar of Births, &c. Mr John Evans. Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Mr Pattersan; office, Broad-street. Post (letter or book) closes at 10 a.m. and 10.15 a.m. (with extra stamp,) 2 p.m. and 2.15 (with extra stamp), and 7.15 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. (with extra stamp), delivery begins at 7 a.m. and 4.45 p.m. Parcel Post closes at 11 a.m., 2 p.m and 7.15 p.m., deliverybeginsat9a.ni., 12.35 p.m., and 5 p.m. Telegraph Office open week days S a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Postmaster, Mr T. A. Foster. Flannel Market, every alternate Thursday. Liberal Association, chairman, Air R. Lloyd, J.P. Secretary, Mr C. T. M. Taylor; Solicitor, Mr 11. Williams (Messrs Williams, Gittins, and Taylor). Conservative Association, Chairman, Mr E. B. Proctor; Hon. Secretary, Mr T .1 Pllsrh.

-0- DAYS OF HOLDING PETTY SESSIONS. Machynlleth -Mr D. Evans, first Wednesday in every month, except October, and last Wednesday in September. HIGHWAY BOARDS. Machynlleth-Mr Joseph Evans, chairman Mr D. Evans, clerk days of meeting, second Wednesday of every month, commencing January. Newtown and Ll-midloes—Chairman, Mr John Price clerk, Mr R. Williams surveyor, Mr T. Edmunds. Pool and Forden—Chairman, Capt. Mytton vice-chairman, Mr Francis clerk, Mr G. D. Harrison. Market Days.

BOARDS OF GUARDIANS. CARDIGANSHIRE. Aberystwyth—The Rev J. M. Griffiths, chairman Mr Hugh Hughes, clerk alternate Mondays, commencing January Hughes, clerk alternate Mondays, commencing January '.ttli. Aberayron—Chairman, 1891-92, Mr J. M. Howell; 1892-93, Mr Jenkin Jenkins clerk, Mr B C. Jones; Wednesday fortnightly. Cardigan—Chairman, Mr W 0 Brigstocke Mr David Davies, solicitor fortnightly. Lampeter—Mr David Davies, Felindre, chairman Messrs John Fowden, Bank Hall, and Thomas Price, Wern- fendigaid, vice-chairnien Mr David Lloyd, clerk; meetings fortnightly, commencing January 6th. Tregaron—Mr J). W. E. Rowland, Llanddewibrefi, chairman; Mr Edwin O. Jones, clerk alternate Tuesdays, com- mencing January 10th. MERIONETHSHIRE. J-hla-Chairman, Mr Edward Vaughan clerk, Mr J R Joiies first and third Saturday in each month. Corwen—Mr D R Jones, chairman Mr E Jones, clerk I alternate Fridays. Dolgelley—Mr Morris Jones, chairman Mr W. R. Davies, j clerk meetings fortnightly commencing January 7th. j PenrhYlldel1r!rl\8tll-:Ur J Jones, Ynysfor clerk, Mr Thomas; Roberts, Portmadoc; meetings fortnightly. j MONTGOMERYSHIRE. | Tool and Ford on -Lieut-Colonel Harrison, chairman; Messrs j W l'ryce and W Rogers, vice-chairmen Mr C S Pryce, j clerk. I Caersws—Captain Adams, chairman Mr Richard Bennett, j vice-chairman Mr R Williams, clerk. | Machynlleth—Chairman, Mr E. Hughes, Coed-ddol; clerk | Mr D. FA ans. Wednesdays fortnightly, commencing j January 18th. I CARNARVONSHIRE. | Pwllheli—Mr John Thomas Jones, chairman Mr Robert j Owen Jones, clerk. f

I CARMARTHENSHIRE. Abergwilly, June 23 Oct 3, 27 Allty walis. Sep 17 Carmarthen great market, first Wed in each month. April 15, 16 j June 3, 4 July 10 Aug 12, 13 Sep I 9 Oct 9 Nov 14, 15 Llanddeusant, .lune 17 Oct 4 Llandeilo fawr, Feb 20 Palm Mon May 14 June 21 Aug 23 Sep 28 1 Nov 12 Mon before 25 Dec Llangadog, great market, 3rd Tues in each month Mar 12 13 last Thur and Fri in May July 9 10 2nd Thur and Fri after Oct 11 Dec 5 6 -1 IJv l1 *J 't.. Dolyddelen, May 25 Sep 18 Fourcrosses (near Pwllheli) Feb 20 Apr 12 Sep 10 Oct 21 Thurs before 1st Fri in Dec Nevin, M<tr 4 Apr 10 May 22 Aug 12 Oct 20 Penygroes. Apr 13 (sheep) May 21 June 27 Aug 11 Sep 16 (sheep) 22 May 11 and Nov 8 (hiring) Pwllheli, Feh 18 Mar 15 May 1 13 (hir only) 22 June 28 Aug 13 Sep 24 Nov 1 11 (hir only) Wed before 2nd Fri in December Peniiiorfa, Mar 16 May 14 Aug 14 Sep 25 Nov 12 Tremadoc, Feb 19 Apr 13 2nd Fri in Dec

RADNORSHIRE. Knighton, Thursday before Easter May 17 Oct 2 last Thurs in Oct l\Iay Ii Oct 2 last in Oct Thurs before Nov 12 Llanbadarn fynydd, last Fri in Apr ^Aug 4 Sat before Sept 29 New Radnor, 1st Tuesday after Trinity Aug 14 Oct 25 Penybont, May 12 Sep 27 Oct "26 lihayader, NN-eqi last Tues in March May 12 (hiring) Aug 6, 27 Sep 26 Oct 14 Dee great market last Wed in each month

Post Office. Inland letters or packets to or from any part of the United Kingdom are charged as follows:- .Not exc"ditig I oz. in weight III Exceeding 1 oz. but under 2 oz. Hd. 11 2 4 oz. 2d. 11 4 C oz. 2',d. ii Ü 8 oz. od. 11 S 10 oz.. 3id. I,- -11 1,01 1 11 12 oz. 4d. ror an greater ueignrs in. tor every 2 ozs. The extra charge for late letters is now Jd. Letters for everywhere abroad. 2J,d. per J oz. post cards, Id. NEWSPAPERS.—One half-penny each within this country. Two or more newspapers, one half-penny for ea(-Ii, or, if under 2 oz.. then at the book-rate of one half-penny for every 2 oz. No packet of newspapers must exceed two feet in or one foot in width or depth, or 141 bs in weight. The newspaper must contain no in the nature of a letter. Newspapers (Id for 4 oz.) for abroad must be posted within eisfhfc days of pnblication. If posted after eight days bo)k postage rates must be paid. For places abroad, d. for 2 ozs. POSTAL ORDERS.—Fostal orders are issued for the following sums at the undermentioned rates. —Is. and Is. (id, half- penny 2s. 2s. Gd., 3s., 3s. 6d., 4s., 4s. (id., Gs., 7s. Cd., 1\), and 10s 6d., one penny; 15s. and -20s., lid. These orders should be presented for payment at the post office within three months of the Iat day of the month of issue, otherwise a sum equal to the original poundage will be charged for each three months, or part of three months, beyond that date. REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.—Fee: 2d. to lid. The owner will be indemnified (provided that all regulations have been complied with) to an extent not exceeding £ 50 in case of loss. Rural post- men will receive letters for registration and give a receipt. MONEY ORDERS.—For sums not exceeding £ 1, 2d. „ £ 2, 3d. » £ 4, 4d. >> £ 7, 5d. .1 £ 10, 6d. BOOK POST.—Packets of books, paper, printed matter, manu- script, circulars, photographs (not glass), for every 2 oz. id. No packet of printed matter of any kind" must exceed 5lbs. in weight or IS inches in length, or t! inches in depth, or 9 inches in width. The articles must be so packed as to be readily examined. ARTICLES NOT ALLOWED.—Glass in any form; anything of a greasy or oily nature anything explosive or liable to combustion and razors or other sharp instruments. INLAND PARCELS POST.—For an Inland Postal Parcel of a weight not exceeding lib., the rate of postage, to be prepaid in ordinary- postage stamps, will be 3d every additional pound, lid. up to 11 lbs. M ixnnum length, 3 feet 9 inches maximum length and girth combined, 6 ifeet. Examples:-A parcel measuring 3 feet 0 inches in its longest dimensions mav measure as much as 2 feet 6 inches in girth, i.e. around its thickest part or-a shorter par- cel may be thicker; e.g if measuring no more than 3 ft in length, it may measure 3 feet in girth, i.e. around its thickest part. The regulations under which certain articles are prohibited from transmission by the letter-post will-with a few exceptions-apply equally to the parcel post.

Stamps. Bills of Exchange payable on demand for any amount ..0 0 1 Bills of Exchange of any other kind, and also Promissory Notrs not exceeding .t:5 .0 0 1 Exceeding £ 5 and not exceeding £ 10 ..0 0 2 ,,10 I. i5 0 0 3 '• i5 it 50 0 U 6 ■> 2° ii 75 0 0 9 75 11 ]00 0 1.0 EvcrynOO. and also for any fractional part of .-i:lOO, of such aiijount 010

I Population of Great Britain at the j I last Census. I England—mere se 11.7 percent. 27,4s2,104 Wales 11.6 „ L5lsi914 Scotlatid 8.0 4,033.103 Ireland 9.1 4,706,162 Total 37,740,283 1S81 Census 34,884,848 -1 i"i—I i11 -:è'- 'lo.& l; -t' '¡;

COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieutenant—Mr W R M Wynne, Peniarth. Clerk to Lieutenancy, Mr. John Cli:t-. Hughes, Dolgelley. High Sheriff (nominate)—Mr E. K. Jenkins, Bodweni. Chairman of Quarter Sessions—Mr W It M Wynne, Peniarth. Deputy Chairman of Quarter Sessions—Mr S Pope, Q.C., Hafodybryn. Clerk of the Peace—Mr R Jones, Portmadoc. County Treasurer—Mr Richards, Dolgelley. Inspector of Weights puti Measures—Mr E J Evans, Towyn. Coroner—Mr W R Davies. Deputy Coroner—Mr R O Jcnes, Ffestiniog. Coanty Surveyor— Mr John Morris Jones, Trawsfynydd. Chief Constable— Major Best, Dolgelley. County Council-Chairman, Mr A Osmond Williams, Castle Deudraeth. Deputy Chair- man, Mr Thomas Jones. Bvynaielyii, Lland lerfel.Joint Police Committee-Chairman, ML S rope, Q.C., Hafody- bryn meetings same day as Quarter Sessions. Joint Edu- cation Committee—Chairman, Dr Edward Jones. Days of holding Quarter Sessions—January 3rd, at Dolgelley April 4th, at Bala June 27th at Dolgelley October 17th, at Bala.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Merionethshire Agricultural Society—President, Lord Harlech, Talsarnau Secretary, Mr W D Pugh, Dolgelley. Edeyrnion Agricultural Society, Mr John Jones, Corwen, Secretary. Dr Williams's Endowed Girl's School, Dolgelley-Chairman of Governors, Mr S Holland, Caerdeon, Dolgelley Head Mistress, Miss Fewings Clerk to Governors, Mr W R Davies, solicitor, Dolsrellev.

LOCAL OFFICIALS, &c. BALA—[Saturday"]—Chairman of Local Hoard, Mr R Hughes clerk of the Local Hoard, Mr RJO>K-S Meetings of Local Board, first Tuesday in the e. or a:id Inspector, Mr E .lones. Llanycil School Board—Chairman, l>r Huirhes clerk Mr J R Jones, solicitor. Llanfor School Board-Chairman, Mr R V Jones clerk, Mr J R .JOIIC.. Superintendent Registrar, Mr J It Jones. Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Mr Edw Jones. Otticer of Inland Revenue, Mr L Dolgelley. Banks- National Provincial Bank of England and North and South Wales Banks. Relit iny Officer, Mr I'diaid Jones. Sanitary Medical Officer, MrO R P Owen. Sanitary Inspector Mr E Morris, Pantsaor, Llanuwehliyi!. Pest closes S 15 a m, 7 40 p in, extra stamp 7 50 pin'; delivery commences at 7 am. second delivery (j 0 p m. Money Order Office open from 9 a Ill. A mail arrives from Dolgelley at 8 30 p m. and the public may have their letters coming in I)N that mail by calling at the offices. Special basrs to Dolgelley close 5 p m and 9 30 p m. Telegraph office opens from s a in to 8 p m week days and fro-" s" am to 10 anion Suiidavs. Postmaster Mi' John Williams. Bala Theological College—Principal T Chas. Edwards, Dl). Professors Mr Nltiijro, Rev Ellis Edwards, M A, Rev Hugh Williams, M A. Registrar and Librarian, Rev Alwn Jones. BARMQU rH-(TlIed,\y and Satllnb)--Chairmau of Local Board, Mr Hugh Owen Clerk to the Board, Mr G. W. Pybus; Meetings, second Friday in month. School Board-Chairman, Mr Griffith Griffiths; Clerk, Mr John Lloyd; meetings, first Thursday in the month. of Births, &(, Nlr Tliotiias Parry, Dolnellev. Bank—North and South Wales, manager, Mr R. Jones. Relieving Officer, Mr Thomas Parry, Dolgelley. Sanitary Medical "nicer, Dr Hughes. Sanitary Inspector, Mr -ace. or L Hugh Jones, Porkington-terrace. Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Cox, Portmadoc. Inland Revenue Officer, Mr H. B. Leonard. Har- bout Master, Capt. John Leu is. Secretary, Mr Owen Griltiths. Llovd's Ayent, Mr Griffith Edwards. Post closes at 7.30. and 11.45. a.m. general 9.30. a.m. for Dolgelley 2.10. general; 2.20. p.m. local 4.15. p m. Dolgelley, and 6.30. p.m. general. Deliveries are at S.30. and 9.40. a.m. and 3.0. and 7.15. p.m. CORWEN—(Friday)—Superintendent Registrar: Mr Edward Joues. Registrar of Marriages Mr D. P. Davies. Bank: North and South Wales Bank, manager, Mr J. O. Pugh. Market Hall Conipanv, Mr. L. Lloyd John, Secretary. Relieving Officers: Mr Edward Foulkes and Mr T. Hughes. Sanitary Medical Officers Dr H. E. Walker, Dr H. H. Davies, and Dr Hughes. Sanitary Inspector and Surveyor Mr John Williams. Survevor of Taxes for the district: Mr A. Binns, Rhyl. Officer of Inland Revenue, Mr Lloyd. Post cVsc s at 9.30 a. iii, S. 20 p.m and 10 p.m. Delivery commences at 7 a.m. 3 p.m, and i..50 p.m. Telegraph Office open at 8 a.m. to to p.m. week days, ana trom S a.m. to 10 a.m. Sundays. Parcel post delivery begins at J.io a.m. First despatch 9.30 a.m., second despatch S.20 p.m. Post- master, Mr Owen Lloyd. DINA& MAWDDWY.—(.Saturday) Registrar of Births, &c., Mr Hist rift ReH"V:ri"; Officer. Mr Morris Davies, Llangovver, second Saturday in eacn month Corwen—Mr E. Jones, chairman Mr L. Ll. Tolin, clerk. Dol,-elley-.Air Edward Griffith, chairman Mr R. Jones Griffith, clerk Mr W. Williams, Gwcngraig, surveyor.

COUNTY OFFICES. Lord Lieutenant.—Mr John Ernest Greaves, Bron- eition. Clerk of Lieutenancy— Mr R. Casson, Portmadoc. Chairm in of Quarter Sessions-Mr John Ernest Greaves. Clerk of the I'eace—Mr John H.Roberts, Carnarvon. Chief Constable—Colonel Ruck. Coroners Northern Division, Mr J. li. Roberts, Carnarvon. Southern Division, Dr T. H. Hughes. Pwllheli.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. Lleyn and Eifionydd Agricultural Society—Secretary, MrR. O. Jonef, Pwllhelli. Portmadoc Horse and Dog Slioxv-Secretaiy, Mr R. G. Humphreys, Portmadoc. County Council—Chairman Councillor W. G. Parry, J.P. vice-chairman, Councillor John Hughes. Chair- man Joint Police Committee, Alderman J. E. Greaves. Mayors—Bangor, Mi W. A. Dew Carnarvon, Coun- cillor Thomas Bugbird Conway Mr Edward -Tones PwUheli, Mr Robert Owen Jones.

LOCAL OFFICIALS. CRICCIETH-Cliaiiman of Local Board, Mr G. I). < nveii, J.P.; Cierk, Mr Thonns Jones. School Board Cliaii-iiiati, IV. B. Marks Clerk, Mr John Jones. Burial Board—Chairman, Mr J. T. Jones Clerk, Mr John Jones. Postmaster, Mr D. O. Price. Post closes for all part of the kingdom at (i-15 p.m.; for letteis to be delivered in Criccieth alone up to ii p.m. Sunday 5-45 p. m. Delivery commences at 7-30 a. m. and 6-30 p.m. Sunday at 10 a.m. Tele;rams from 8 a.m. to S p.m. on week day: Sundays: a.m. to a a.m. Banks—National Provincial, North and South Wales and National Bank of Ay ales, open on Tuesdays, Fridavs and Fair Days from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sub- Post Office, 2, Marine Terrace, Postmaster, Mr P. J. Bowen, closed 5-40 a.m. and 5-40 p.m.; Sundays 5-30. p.m. PWLLHELI.—(Wednesday)—Mayor, Mr Robert Jones, J.P. Town Clerk, Mr 0 L Edwards. Council meetings, fortnightly. School Board, Mr John Edwards, chairman Mr Wm. Anthony, vice-chairman attendance officer, Mr Jno. Roberts meetings, first Thursday in each month. Superintendent Registrar, Mr It U Jones. County Court Regi-trar, Mr Arthen O. Owen. High Bailiff, Mr Arthen O.Owen. Harbour Master, Mr John Owen. Supervisor of Inland Revenue, Mr Thomas Winslow. Superintendent of Police, Mr Hughes. Relieving officer, Mr E T Griffiths, Alltddu. Banks—The National Provincial Bank of England, Limited, manager, Mr A Hughes the North and South Wales Bank Limited, manager, Mr Owen Owen. National Bank of Wales, manager, Mr Robert Jones. Post closes, morning despatch all parts at G.50 a.m., Carnarvon despatch 3.40 p.m., all other letters 5.45 p.m. extra stamp at 0 p m. Delivery of letters and parcels at S a m, evening delivery at 6 45. Telegraph office open from S a in to S p m week days, and from S a m to 10 a in Sunaays. Postmistress, Mrs Robvns Owc-n. Chief Clerk Mr Wilson. PORTMADOC -(Fri dav)-Chairiii iii Local Board,Dr S Griffith clerk to the Local Board, Mr John Jones, Garth Terrace, Portmadoc meetings of Local Board, first 1-nday ia each month. School Board—Chairman, Mr J E Jones clerk, Mr W Morris Jones, Bank Place meeting, second Wednesday in each month. Superintendent registrar, Mr Thomas Roberts. Banks-Korth and South Wales Bank Limited, manager, Mr NV Jones; The National Provincial Bank Limited, manager, Mr J Parry; The National Bank of Wales, manager. Mr J R Prichard. Relieving officer, Air Richard Parry, Tremadoc. Sanitary Medical Officer, Mr Hugh Rees, Carnarvon. Sanitary Inspector, Urban, Mr Griffith Davies; Surveyor of Taxes, Mr Cox excise officer, Mr Bailey, Portmadoc. Secretary to the Horse Society, Mr 1: G Humphreys, Portmadoc. Seeretary to the Flower Show, Mr Hugh Hughes, rortmadoc. Volunteers (2nd V. B.R. W.F.)-Officer commanding, Major J S Hughes; officers, Lieut Charles E Breese, Lieutenant J R Priehard, Battalion Surgeon, Dr W Jones Morris, Sergeant-instructor, Sergeant-major llenscoe. Post close week days, for Carnarvon, 3 20 p m for all parts, 5 45 p m, and (except on Saturdays) 8 45 p m, Sundays, b 20 p in. Delivery commences S 15 a m, Suudays, 10 45 a ni. Telegragh office opens from S a m to 8 i) in week days, and from S a m to 10 a in on Sundays. Post. master, MrE Jones; New Post Office, lr C Roberts, Postmaster.

DAYS OF HOLDING PETTY SESSIONS. Portmadoc-Chairman, Mr G 11 U,H:n clerk, Mr Randal Casson second and last Friday in every calendar month, commencing at 11 30 a. in Pwllheli—Clerk, Mr Clcdwyn Owen. Day of meeting, fort- nightly on Wednesdays. RAILWAY OFFICIALS. CAMBRIAN (Offices at Oswestry)—Chairman, Mr Buckley, Greenfield, near Oldham Secretary and Manager, Mr Alfred Aslett Engineer, Mr < ■ Owen Solicitor, Mr H C Cortield Assistant Secretary, Mr R Brayne Accountant, Mr J T Roberts, and Goods Superintendent, Mr J Shepherd. CORlus-Manager, Nli- J It Dix, Corris, Machynlleth. GREAT WESTERN—Divisional Superintendent, Mr G Grant, Chester District Goods Manager, Mr A J Burr, Shrewsbury. LONDON AND OHTII WKSTEKN—Manager of the North Wales District, Mr F. Wood, Chester. District Traffic Superintendent, Mr Joseph Entwistle, Shrewsbury. TALYLLYN—Manager, Mr T Roberts, Towyn. MANCHESTER AND Mii.i-onn—General Manager and le- ceiver, Mr Russell, 14, Old-square, Lincoln's Inn, London; Traffic Manager, Mr Young, Aberystwyth. FESTINIOG—Manager, Mr F G Crick, Portmadoc. MAWDDWY—Manager, Mr C E Williams, Oswestry. _r_ Market Days. mmmmmmmmmmmmrnrnmrnkn ■ J. & J. Gibson, Printers, Lithographers, Bookbinders, &c., "Cambrian News" Printing Works, Aberystwyth.

[ESTABLISHED 1860.1 THE "CAMBRIAN NEWS," 4tttrionethshire §taiib;trb,$S&telsh Jfanrttus' (SnHttc. PRICE THKEH-BC ALFPEKTCE Published every Friday, and Sold by more than a hundred Agents in England and Wales. THE circulation has doubled during the last ten years, and is steadily increasing. Advertisers are invited to visit the JL Printing Office on Thursdays, and see for themselves the pile of papers issued weekly. Cheap prepaid advertisements of the following classes are inserted at the rate of One Shilling per 21 words, and a Half-penny for each additional word :—Houses to be Let, Houses Wanted, Situations Wanted, Situations Vacant, Apartments Wanted, Apartments to be Let, Miscellaneous Wanted, Articles Lst and Found. Scale charges for other Advertisements on application. The Cambrian News is the county paper for Cardiganshire and Merionethshire. The paper is sent Post Free for Two-pence per week, 2/2 per Quarter, 4/4 per Half-year, and 8/8 a Year prepaid. The credit charge is Iv/- a year. The Loudon Agents are—Messrs. W. H. Everett & Son, 13a, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, London W. Jones, 14, Park Street, Southwark, London Dtvies & Co 1, Finch Lane, Cornhill, London Edmund Evans, 21, Fairbank Street, Hoxton, London, Advertisements, Reports, Post Office Orders, Cheques, and all other communications to be addressed to the PROPRIETORS, Cambrian News Office, Aberystwyth.

I LOCAL COUNTY COURTS. I Aberayron—Mr Bishop registrar, Mr R Geddes Smith, alternate months. Aberystwyth—Mr Beresford Mr J. Jenkins, Llanidloes, and Mr J. Davies, Aberystwyth, joint registrars monthly. Bala—Mr Beresford Mr J. R. Jones, alternate months. Cardigan—Mr Bishop Mr W. Picton Evans; alternate months. Carmarthen—Mr Bishop Mr Thomas Parkinson. Carnarvon—Sir Horatio Lloyd Mr C. A. Jones monthly. Corwen—Mr Beresford Mr L Lloyd John alternate months. Dolgelley—Mr Beresford Messrs Griffith and Son alternate months. Festiniog—Mr Beresford Mr T Jones, solicitor, Portmadoc. Lampeter—Mr Bishop Mr D Long Price alternate months. Llandovery—Mr Bishop Mr Thomas Jones alternate months. Llandilo—Mr Bishop Mr Lewis Bishop alternate months. Llanfyllin-Alr Beresford Mr Ellis Roberts alternate months. Llanidloes—Mr Beresford Mr J Williams; alternate months. Machynlleth—Mr Beresford Mr D Evans alternate months. Xeweastle.Emlyn-Ir Bishop Mr John Henry Evans; alternate months. Portmadoc—Mr Beresford Mr T Jenes, Portmadoc alternate months. Pwllheli—Mr Beresford Mr Arthen O. Owen alternate months. Welshpool-Mr Beresford; Mr G. D. Harrisun monthly. I JANUARY. 1 S Goronwy Owen born 1722 2 M '\Y. AN-illitiiis at Denbigh 1879 3 Tn Newtown & Mach. Ry. op. '63 4 W Thomas Stephens died 1S75 5 Th iMr R. olillart, Mach'nlleth d.'92 6 F [1879 7 S Snow storm in Cardiganshire 8 S Mr E. Jones, JasperHouse,d.'92 9 M Victor Emmanuel died 1878 10 Tu Baptist Coll. Pontypool op. '07 11 W jWilliams, Pantycelyn, d. 1791 12 Th "P. W." correspond, began '72 13 F 'Fancy Dress Ball, Ab'wyth '91 14 S Montgomery's Peace Mem. '78 15 S iTlieo. Jones d 1812 [gelley'66 16 M jCattle Plague Meeting at Dol- 17 Tu j Barmouth Bivrial Dispute, '91. 18 W [Tithe sales at Cellan, '88 19 Th !First English Parliament, 1265 20 FElieznr "Williams died 1820 21 S Mr C. Millard, Dolgelley, d.'92 22 S Cardigan C. C. Election, '89 23 M Howell Harries b. 1714 24 Tu iPres. to Mr Pryse Pryse, '91. 25 W I 26 Th Daniel Williams d. 1716 27 F John Gibson, R.A., d. '66 [78 I intro(Itice(I FEBRUARY. 1 W Great storm in Wales '78 2 Th Gutyn Peris b. 1769 3 F R. Ellis (Cynddelw) b. '12 4 S Sir Chas. Grey at Festiniog, '92 5 S Fire near "Whitchurch '78 6 M W. "Williams (Caledfryn) b. '01 7 Tu Destruct.fireatAberystwyth'79 8 W Lord Mayo assassinated '72 9 Th Bishop Hooper burned 1555 10 F loan Tegid b. 1792 ['70 11S Russian Ry. Com'rs visit Wales 12 S 13 M S. Rendel ann. as Lib. can. '78 14 Tu Sir S. R. Meyrick d. '48 15 W First Auction in England 1700 16 Th Lindley Murray d. '26 17 F Eben Fardd d. '63 18 S Henry Rees d. '69 19 S Major Davies, Brynglas, d. '79 20 M John Parry d. '79 21 Tu 22 W Sir Charles Lyell d. '75 23 Th Ieuan Gwynedd d. '52 24 F Sir Christopher Wren d. 1723 25 S Battle of Prague '31 26 S Thomas Moore, poet, d. '52 27 M Dr. Arbuthnot d. 1735 28 Tu 1st meeting Merioneth CI., '89 I MARCH. 1 W Aberystwyth College buildings 2 Th [purchased '66 3 F Cardigan C.Council Election'92 4 S L'yillg stone of B'm'thC.M.c.'78 5 S MerionethC.CouncilElection'92 6 M Starr Bok'tt So inaug.Ab'rh '91 7 Tu Sir J. F. W. Herschel b. 1792 8 Wr William Roscoe b. 1753 9 Th Dr. Williams, Rotherham, d.'73 10 F Crusuler wrecked, '91 11 S Glan Alun b. '11 12 S Wnstay birth rej.at M'ileth'91 13 M Duke of Connaught Married' 79 14 Tu King of Italy b. '20 15 W King of Sweden shot 1792 16 Th Mr Mortimer Green app'td '92 17 F W. Williams, Wern, d. '40 IS S Princess Louise b. '48 19 S 20 M B'mouth Im. Bill before Prlt. '91 21 Tu Gwilyrn Lleyn d. '65 22 W Emperor of Germany b. 1797 23 Th 24 F Eurydice wrecked '78 23 Th 23 Th 24 F Eurydice wrecked '78 25 S Archbishop Williams d. 1650 26 S Mr Robertson, Pale, buried, '88 27 M 28 Tu ICar accident at Goginan '91 I APRIL. 1 S Bala & Corwen Ry. opened '6S 2 S Thos. Stephens b. '21 3 M 4 Tu Mr T. E. Ellis' return to Eng.'91 5 W First Uliibrella used in Loii. 1720 6 Th 7 F CambrianDirs. bfre.Prlmut. '92 8 S 9 S LlanuwchlJyn N. Schoob op. '69 10 M Llewelyn ap Iorwertli d. 1240 11 Tu Handel d. 1759 12 W 13 Th Corwen N. Schools op. '68 14 F Towyn Church re-opened '84. 15 S 1st Telephone erected. 16 S B. Franklin d. 1790 [Ab'th '91 17 M Aberyst. Liberal Cl. inaug. '81 IS Tu Bala & Dolgelley Ry. com. '81 19 W 20 Th Stone laid Penrhyn. C.M. c. '79 21 F Henry VII. d. 1509 22 S Shakespeare d. 1616 23 S 24 M Daniel Defoe d. 1731 ['91 25 Tu Ynyslas Watering Place com. 26 W Llangollen & Corwen Ry. op.'68 27 Th Sir William Jones d. 1794 28 F Re-opening Llanddewi Ch. '86 I MAY. I 1 M [Queen's Hotel, Ab'wytli op. '66 2 Tu ITitiie saies at Penbryn. '89 3 W [Jamaica discovered 1495 4 Th David Peter, Carmarthen, d. '37 5 F Napoleon I. d. '21 6 S John Elias b. 1774 7 SEarl of Powis d. '91 8 I John Stuart Mill died, 1S73 9 Tu Schiller (lied. 1805 ['57 I' 10 W Indian Revolution commenced 11 Th Dafydd lonawr d. '27 12 F Earl Strafford beheaded 1641 13 S [G. Cuvier, naturalist, d. '32 14 S John Roberts (I. Gwyllt) d. '76 15 M 16 Tu Battle Albuera '11 17 W L. Castlereagh el. C. Down '78 18 Th 19 F 'Alun d. '40 20 S !Mr Wynne, Peniarth. m. '91 21 S Cam. iW/c.s first pr. at Ab'sth '80 22 M Alexander Pope born, 1688 23 Tu Battle of Ramilies 1706 24 W [Archdeacon Mer. (Evans) d. '91 25 Th Princess Helena b. '46 26 F J Borth Water Works op. '81 27 S [Columbus disc. Bahama 1492 28 S ■ Wish.Nat.Buqt at Maus.House JUNE. I 1 Th Machynlleth Eng. Ch. com. '81 2 F IstM g\Vest'rnSeaFish'ries'91 3 S Coming of age rej. Rhiwlas, Bala 4 S Dr. Owen Puglie d. '35 ['91 5 M E01 Morbus d. 1892 6 Tu Count Cavour d. '61 7 W Sir W. L iv\ son at Festiniog,'89 S Th [Alexandra Palace burned '73 9 F Mr Riciiardes, Br neith'n d. 91 10 S Uproarious Pol'ti.Mtg. A'wyth 11 S IIr. G. T. Smith died, 1882['92 12 M jPres't'11 to Print-. Edwards '91 13 Tu ,Sir Harry Vane beheaded 1662 14 W Criccieth Water works op'd '79 15 Th Magna Cliarta signed 1215 16 F Rev. T. Jones, Denbigh, d. 20 17 S Joseph Addison d. 1719 IS S Sir Thos. Picton slain '15 19 M Mr O. M. Edwards 111. '91 20 Tu Aberdovey C11. re-opened, '89 21 W (Dr. Jacob Roberts, Ab'tn, d. '91 22 Th Matthew Henry d. 1714 23 F DeatnbyLightni'g,Bo'tgoch'91 24 S Mr Sianley Leighton at L'nipt'r 25 S Sad Drown'g at Treg'rn '92 ['91 26 M Boat Accident at Ab'stwyth'78 27 Tu Buenos Ayres taken '16 28 W Eng. Ch'pl. op. at Dolgelley '78 Jones, Llwyngrawys; Talybont, Edward Joues, I Elgar; Cwnirheidol, Isaac Jones, Lluestgoch Llangeitho, John Jones, Cilpill; Strata Florida, John Jones, Druullleurig; Taliesin, John Jones, Royal Oak Troedyraur, J. J. Jones, Brynhawen; Tregaron, Rees Jones, Albion House; Yspytty, T. Mason Jones, Nantyrheol Llanwenog, Timothy Jones, Coedlanaufach; Llanllwchainrn, Watkin Jones, Penfoel, Llandyssul New Quay, Sir M. O. M. Lloyd, B:irt., Bronwydd Bow Street, VVilliatn Morgan, Garn House; Cardigan (North Division), James Stephens, Glanolmarch, Llechryd (South Division), John Williams, St. Mary-street Aberporth, Thomas Thomas, Pbs; Llan- ddewibrefi. D. J. Williams, l'encefn and Lledrod, John Williams, Bronant.

Merioneth County Council. CHUKMAX Alderman x. O. Williams, Deudraeth Castle. VJCK-CII.WRMAN .-Councillor Thomas Jones, Llaudderfel. CorNTv CLERK Mr Thomas Jones, Portmadoc. SI RVI'.VOR Mr John Morris Jones, Trawsfynydd. Col*NTY AI.DKRMKN A. O. Williams, Deudraeth Castle S. L'ope, Q.C., Hafodybryn, Llanhedr William Williams, Market-square, Corwen; Edward Griffith, Springfield, Dolgelley John Hughes Jones, Aberdovey E. II. Jonathan, Blaenau Festiniog; Andreas Roberts, High-street, l'estiniog the Hon C. II. Wynn, Ithu, Corwen Col. E";[I)- Lloyd, Moelgarnedd E. P. Jones, Cefnmaes, Festiniog ;-John Hughes, Hafodfawr, Festiniog; Kdward Jones, Caertfynon, Dolgelley Evan Jones, Mount-place, Bala and Lewis Lewis, Hillside, Barmouth. COUNCILLORS Llansantffraid, Hugh Jones, Carrog Corwen Northern Division, William Foulkes .Tunes; Corwen Southern, Robert David Roberts, Bronygraig Gwyddel- worn,Joseph Davies, Wernddu Llandrillo, Henry Davies, Tyfos, Llandrillo Bala, John Parry, High street; Llanycil, Roger Hughes, High-street Llaufor, R. J. Ll. Price, Rhiwlas Llandderfel, Thomas Jones, Bryntnelyn Llan- uwchllyn, Thomas .Jones, Tannery Dolgelley Northern, Co K. J. Owen, Hengwrtuoha Dolgelley Southern, Morris Jones, Plastiolizi (rural), Enoch Jones, Cefn- maelan Llanfachreth, John Vaughan, Nannau Bar- mouth, Hugh Jones, l'orkington Llanaber, Charles Williams, Hengwni Dyffryn, John Davies, Glanyniorfa Llwyngwril, Evan Hughes, Llechlwyd Llanegryn, \V. It,1. Wynne, Peniarth Mawddwy, John Jones, Llwyngrug Abercorris, Morris Thomas, Bridge-street; Talyllyn, John I'ugli Jones, Tynylfridd Cynfal and Teigl, G. H. Ellis, solicitor, and Ellis Hashes, Highgate-terrace Conglywal, Robert Roberts, IsaHt Maenotferen and Diphwys, John Parry .Tonet, Bank-place Diphwys, vacant Rhiw, David Griffith Jones, Glasgow oiise Bowydd, n. Ciriftith Williams, Bryngwyn Cwmorthin, Humphrey Roberts, Dolrhedyn Ystradau, John Jones, Ynysfor Maentwrog, W. E. Oakeley, Tanybwlch Trawsfynydd, Eastern, R. H. Pugh, Brynllefrith Trawsfynydd, John Humphreys, Fron- wnion-street Penrhyn, J. Kellow ltowe, Glasfryn Villa Talsarnau, J. Bennett .Tones, Brynyfelin, llarlech, H. T. Jones, Penygarth Pennal, Hugh Jones, Griandy Towyn Urban, H. Haydn .Tones, Pant-yneuadd Towyn Rural, David Davies, Tafolgraig and Aberdovey, Enoch Lewis, Balkan Hill

I The Moon's Changes. ,T.t'UAII'Y.-FUII Afooii, 2nd, 1-45 p.m. Last Quarter, 9th, 10-28 p.m New Moon, 18th, 1-28 a.m First Quarter, 25th 6-27 a. 111 FEBRUARY.—Full Moon, 1st, 2-11 a.in Last Quarter 8th, 8-12 p.m New Moon, 16th, 4-17 p.m First Quarter, 23rd, 2-14 p.m. MARCH.—Full Moon, 2nd, 4-3 p.m Last Quarter, 10th, 5-14 p.iii New Moon, 18th, 4-34 a. in First Quarter, 24th, 9-34 p.m. APRIL.-Full Moon, 1st, 7-18 a.m Last Quarter, 9th, 11-35 a.m New Moon, 16th, 2-35 p.m First Quarter, 23rd, 5-26 a.m Full Moon, 30th, 11-23 p.m. MAY.—First Quarter, 9th, 2-24 a.m New Moon, 15th, 10-47 p.m First Quarter, 22nd, 2-52 p.111 Full Moon, 30th, 3-23 p.m. JUNE.—Last Quarter, 7th, 1-43 p.m New Moon, 14th 5-51 a.m First Quarter, 21st, 2-37 a.m Full Moon, 29th 6-25 a.m. JULY.—Last Quarter, 6tli, 10-5 p.m New Moon, 13th, 0-47 p.m FirstQuarter, 20th, 5-3 p.111 Full Moon, 28th, 8-10 p.m. AUGUST.—Last Quarter, 5th, 4-23 a.ni New Moon, llth, 11-48 p.m First Quarter, 19th, 9-52 a.m Full Moon, 27th, 8-43 a.m SEPTEMBER.—Last Quarter, 3rd, 9-42 a.m New Moon, 10th, 7-5 a.m First Quarter, 18th, 4-19 a.m Full Moon, 25th 8-23 a.m OCTOBER.—Last Quarter, 2nd, 3-19 p.m.; New Moon, 9th, 4.27 p.m.; First Quarter, 17th. 11-20 p.m. Full Moon, 25th, 7-28 a.m. Last Quarter, 31st, 10-42 p.m. NOVEMBER.—New Moou 8th, -57 p.m, First Quarter, 16th, 5-45 p.m. Full Moon, 23rd, 6-8 p.m Last Quarter, 30th, 9-8 a.m. DECEMBER.—New Moon, 8th, 7.40 a.m First Quarter, 16th, 10-21 a.m. Full Moon, 23rd, 4. 37 a.m. Last Quarter, 11-18 p. m. :5',3'tg Llanddewi Aberarth, July 16 Llangeitho, first Monday after Nov 13 (hiring) Llanwyddalus, May 9 Nov 11 Llechryd, June 26 Newcastle Emlyn, Jan 10, Feb 11, Mar 22, April 11, May 10, June 13, July 11, Aug 20, Sept 20, 2nd Thurs after Oct 10 New Quay, May 7 Oct 22 Penuwch, Sep 23 Oct S and 2nd Friday after Oct 10 Ponterwyd, Aug 4 and 25 Sep 24 Oct 12 Pontrhydfendigaid (Ffair lthos), last Thurs in April (instead of May 7) July 25 (instead of Aug 5) Aug 26 Sep 26 Oct 13 Talyhont, 3rd Sat in May and two following forghtnightly 1st Sat after 18th Sep and two following fortnightly (sheep) Feb 27 Mar 27 Oct 27 (cattle) Talgarreg, Nov 10 (hiring) Talsarn, Sep 8 Nov 7 Tr«bedw, last Thurs in Jan Tregaron, Mar 16. Whit Tues, hiring fairs first Tuesday after' 13th Nov and two following Tuesdays. Ystrad Meurig, July 2

DENBIGHSHIRE. Abergele, Feb 12 Apr 2 1st Tue in May June IS July 15 Aug 20 Oct 9 Nov 18 Dec 6 Cerig-y-Drudion, Mon before the 3rd Tues in Jan Mar 9 Apr 26 July 3 Aug 11 Sep 18 Oct 20 Mon before 3rd Tues in Dec If one of these fall" on a Sun it will be held on the Mon following Denbigh, 2nd Tues and Wed in each month the 1st for cattle horses & sheep, 2nd for pigs and general Wool niaeket 2nd Wed in July Llangollen, 4th Tues in each month Llanrhaidr-yn-Mochnant, Jan 1 1st Fri in Mar May and June 2nd Tues in July (wool) July 23 24 (lambs and ponies) Sep 28 Oct 18 Nov 7, 8 Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog, 1st Mon after April Aug 13 Oct 19 Llanarmon-yn-lal, Mar 3 May 3 J uly 30 Oct 9 Llanrwst, 1st Tues in Feb Mar 8 25 May 19 June 21 Aug 10 Sep 17 Oct 25 Dec 11 and 2nd Tues after Dec 11 12, Wed, Sep 27, Tue, Oct 24, Wed, Nov 8, Tue, Dec 19. Bettws, Mar 16 June .22 Aug 12 Sep 16 Dec 12 Corwen, third Tuesday in each month. Cynwyd, Aug 6 Oct 21 Dinas Mawddwy, Tues before the 1st Wed in Feb, Fri before Palm Sunday (hiring) cattle, June 2 and Sep 10 cattle and horses, Oct 2 sheep, Oct 22 and Nov 13 cattle and horselil Dolgelley, Feb. 20, Mar 18, Apr 21. May 11, June 1, 27, Aug 8, Sept 20, Oct 9, Nov 22, Dec 16. Drws-y-Nant, Aug 9 Oct 7 Dyffryn Ardudwy, April 18, Sep 16 cattle Ffestiniog, Mar 7 May 23 June 30 Aug 14 Sep 26 Oct 2:3 Nov 13 Gwyddelwern, Apr 15 Aug 5 Oct 18 Harlech, Mar 4 Apr 14 Trinity Thurs June 28 Aug 16 Sep 22 Nov 10 Dec 11 Llanhedr, Feb 18 Oct 19 Llaudderfel, Aug 17 Oct 16 Llalldrilln, Feb25 May 3 June 292nd Thurs in July (wool), Aug28 Nov 14 Llanfachreth, Apr 29 June 30 Aug 22 15 Sep 11 Llanuwchllyn, Apr 25 June 20 Sep Nov 10 Dec 11 Maentwrog, May 15 Penrhyndeudraeth, Mar 5 May 2 Aug 10 Sep 19 Nov 5 Trawsfynydd, Apr 23 Aug 9 (lambs) Sep 2l Towyn, Feb 25, 2nd Thur in April; Easter Monday (hiring), May 14, June 16, Aug 1, Sept S, Nov 18. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Berriew, Apr 8 Oct 14 Caersws, Mar 25 June OctJ4

PEMBROKESHIRE. Abergwaen, Feb 5 Easter Tues and Whit Tues (cattle sheep pigs) Oct 8 (cattle and hir) Oct 9 (pigs and hir) Nov 17 (cattle and sheep) Nov 18 (pigs) Boncath, Wed after 2nd Mon in July monthly market 3rd Tues in each month Cilgerran, Wed after 2nd Mon in June Aug 19, 20 Crynunych, last Tuesineach month (cattle)

BORDER FAIRS. Shrewsbury, horses cattle sheep & pigs every Tuesday; butter and cheese 2nd Wed in every month Great horse fair, lst Wed in Mar Oswestry, avery Wednesday Chester, Cattle (cows sheep and- pigs) every other Thurs horses and cheese 3rd AVed in every month :it 9.30 it. m. Ludlow, 2nd Moil in every month

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diff, and 51, Gloucester Place, T Portman Square, London. West Dtvision. (10,062).—Mr David liandell, L. (unopposed), Llanelly, and 7, New Inn, Sta-and, W.C. Mid Division S T Evans, L. (5,941 votes, 4,216 majority), llavensworth, Neath, and Nat. Lib. Club. South Division. (12,481).—Mr A J Williams, L. (4,743 votes, 918 majority), Mor»'a, Eastbourne, and Windham Club, S.W. Hhoadda (9,457).—Mr W Abraham, L. (unopposed), Pentre, Rhondda Valley, and 9, Arundel Street, W.C. C(trdÜft16,SS6)- Sir E J Reed, L. (7,226 votes, 636 majority), Broadway Chambers, Westminster, S.W. Merthi/r Tydfil (17,271).— D A Thomas, L. (11,946), and Mr W Pritchard Morgan, L. (11.756), Lib. majority, 9,644. Mr Thomas's address Llan- over, Newport, and 78, Grosvenor Street, W Mr Pritchard Morgan's address Bryntirion, Dolgelley, and Queen Vic- toria Street, E.C. Swansea District (10,047).-Sir H H Yivian, L (5,959 votes, 5,026 majority), Swansea, and 2S, Belgrave Square, S.W. Szi-aiisea Town (8,447).—Mr R D Burnie, L (3,731 votes, 722 majority) Nat. Lib. Club. PKMHROKKSHIKK.—(10.N95).—Mr W R Davies, L (4,80U votes, 1,099 majority, Haverfordwest, and 1, Dr Johnson's Build- ings, Temple. Pvmbrokexhire and Haverfordwest (5,980). —Mr Egerton Allen, L (2,580 votes, 195 majority) 1 Hey- wood Cottage, Tenhy. RADNORSHIRE —(4,535).—Mr Frank Edwards, L (1,973 votes, 233 majority), Kington, Radnorshire.