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¡;- Jarts ani) J.vncics A Tight Fit.—D. T's. Adam and Eve had many adjutages, but the princi- pal ODe was that they escaped ..eething. Donor • You have HQ excess of adipose ti.^ue, madam." Patient Good gracious, doctor, do you sup- Dose that's what makes me so fat Before the Court.—Judge Are you guilty or not guilty f Prisoner That's what I'm here to hnd out, yeToonUGLY.-Sally—"Why dont you get married ? Suitt'kins (fishing). I am sü ugly that no one will have me." Sally.—"Why, wouldn't, somebody as ugly as you R°! n f orce n i e n t s Wanted.—Little Girl Oh^mama! Come nuick Mercy! What s the matter.' Little Girl: There's a mouse in the kitchen, and the poor eat's there all alone. ,< • • t Mother," sobbed the young bride, he is just as mean as he can be." No, he isn't dear, said the mother, -,oothingly. A man can't really develop all his meanness till he has been married four or five years. The quick and the Dead-Bob's Widow: "Do you dare to sit and tell me you consider yourself a better man than poor, dear Bob V Her Brother Of course I do, for fee's dead.' „ You are charged with having voted five times in one (hy," said the judge, sternly. I am charged, am I repeated the prisoner. "That's mighty odd. I expected to be paid for it." ,T Louise • "You are surely not going to mr»rry ~.ir Üraball ? Maud I am." Louise Why, tie s a, regular miser." Maud That s just the reason. I don'r want a man who spends all the money himself- 1 will attend to that part of the business." Papa, are generals brave men ?" asked Johnny of his father Yes, my son, as a rule," was the mswer. Then whv do artists always make pictures of em stand- ing on a hill three miles away, looking at the battle through an opera-glass ?" There is this troable about special providences, namely, there is often a doubt as to which party was intended to be beneficiary. In the case of the children, the bears, and the prophet, the bears got more real satis- faction out of the episode than the prophet did, because they got the children. This is how the driver of the prison van, known as the Black Maria," distinguished himself. A would-be wit on the causewav hailed him. Got any room inside, Robert ?" "There's room for one," replied the driver. We kep" it for vou." Not entirely disconcerted, the wit made another shot. "Whats your fare/he asked. The answer entirely extinguished him, Bread and water--same as you had before." There ain't no use in sighin' Over things that's done and gone When one cool breeze is dyin' Another one comes on. An"' all the world is beautiful, An' all the world is bright. There's a sun to shine in daytime An' a lot of stars at night.
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jfStfltit the papers. The Countess of Warwick has been elected a guardian unopposed. The Sawston Council comprises nine labourers, cne factory hand, a Congregational minister, and one trades- man, and it is somewhat singular that not one of the members is a ratepayer. Sit- Edmund Leeisincre, the Conservative member for the Evesham division of Worcestershire, died on Tues- day night at Pershore, as he was about to address a meeting of his constituents- Gwyneth Vaughan has been returned second on the district council at Carnarvon, and all the Tories and publicans were rejected, the Hi successful candidates being Liberals. The Premier has consented to receive a deputation ad- vocating the formation of a university for London on the line* recommended by the present Royal Commission The actual date is not yet fixed, but the meeting will probably take place about the middle of January. Advices just received from Samoa announce that the death of Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist, occurred duite suddenly while he was preprring a salad. He bad been in much better health lately and was engaged in writing another novel which is only half hnished. \Ve rather"doubt the authenticity of this item of news. At Manchester Assizes on Friday, John Bishop of Swansea, was sentenced to three years psnal servitude for obtaining butter under false pretences from Ir Srr;th-Barrv M-P. The prisoner ostensibly carried on business at several addresses in Swansea as a butter merchant', but he kept no books, fixtures, or stock-in- ^Prince Adolphus of Teck was married on Thursday, in the private chapel of Eaton Hall, near Chester, to Lady Margaret Grosvenor, daughter of the Duke of West- minster. The Duke and Duchess of York, and other members of Royal family, attended the ceremony, and Mr and Mrs Gladstons drove from Hawarden in order to be present. The first sod of the new fenowdon Tramway, which is to connect Llanberis with the summit of the mountain, was cut on Saturday, on the site of what will be the Llanberis terminus, by Miss Assheton Smith. The con- tractors, Messrs Holme and King, hope tJ have the line completed by the beginning of July next. The amount the contract is stated to be £ 04,000. Cyrus Knight and William Rogers were executed at "V iuchester on Thursday, the tirst for the murder of his wife at Binatead, near Alton, and the second for the murder of a married w,)tn,)tl named Jupe at South- ampton. The sentence of death passed upon a fitter named Bell, of Middlesborough, for the murder of Mrs Burnett, his landlady, has been commuted to one of penal servitude for lift*- Mr Justice W '»ls gave judgment on Monday in the action brought bv Mrs R. Roach against the wife of Mr Colin Benson, of Carlingford-road, Tottenham, and an auctioneer for an illegal distress and damage to furniture. He held that the bill of sale under which the seizure was made was void, and directed the defendant, Mrs Benson, to pay the plaintiff sixty-three pounds five shillings, after allowing for a set-uff of one- hundred and fifteen pounds. Baron Pollock and Justice Grantham on Thursday con- firmed the decision of the Aston magistrates in refusing to convict an Aston shopkeeper who ountted to exhibit on his premises a ivitice that young employees were not to be emploved more than 74 hours a week. Their lord- shins held that the Act imposed no penalty for non- exhibition of the notice, and that therefore the magistrates were right in dismissing the summons. A terrible spectacle has again come to light at Alorta Colliery >Iid-Gl vnorganshire, the scene of the disas- trous explosion five years ago. Five of the many dis- interred dead, have been discovered, one in a state of extraordinary preservation. Two have been identified. One of these, a collier deacon named John Williams, of Abei-1 von, has been found in a sitting posture grasping his-lamp with both hands. Martha an elderly lady, was giving evidence in the Oldham County-court en Thursday, when she ex- etlaimed." I am tnned," aud slipped to the floor of the Jones directed an officer of the Court to attend to her. The woman showing no signs of recovery, she was removed to the corridor, and immed- iatplv Afterward* it-was announced that she was dead. The'Judge adjourned the Court. A painful sensatum was created at Windsor Castle, on Thursday afterR;n, by the sudden death of Sir John Thompson, the Prime Minister of Canada. S.r John, after having an audience ot the Queen and being sworn a member of the Privv Council, was having lunch with the I,ord of the Household, when he was seized with faintness. Hp soon recovered from this, but within a fewjminutes I had i Second K-izuie, cll,d died before he could be re- moved The (¿u'Tn, who was soon. Inbrmed of the sad occurrence, exposed her great grief and sympathy. Her majesty's surge- n certified that the death was due to svneope'! and no ir.qnest will, therefore be necessary. Th^ Lord Chief Justice on Saturday gave judgment which the Earl of Shaftesbury sued thl London and South Western Railway Company to recover £ 2,000 damages tor the destruction of property by fire on land ad- SLhi the <iefe,.d„„es hr;»nrh <m the gr-'Unci that tno me w «paiKs from" an improperly protected which°might held that the omission to use apphanc igut diminish the danger did not constitute the absence of specific hn iing of neglige^- >, 8S 0f and in view of expert evidence as to the u witfa spark arresters, he gave judgment for deienu costs, allowin tinw for appeal. ormlied A voung woman, whose lace was much bruised, «4 t to Mr Mead, a London m:>gistrate, for a protec i paper for a young man who had knocked her about. Air Mead We inve no such thing as a protection paper, I will grant you a summons, or else send an officer to warn him. Who gave you those black eyes '—Applicant The young man.— Mr Mead: I will grant you a summons. -AI,plicant: No; I do not want to lock him up. Mr Mead Buty.-u onght. to do so you have been the victill,, of a nio,f, Do you live with him -Applicant: Not now I left him a month ago. But I don't want tn do him any harm; I won't have a summon-.—Mr Mead Yon seem to have been shame- fully ill-treated. 1 shall take proceedings if you don't. I shall make this an indictable offence. Go into the office; the clerk will take down your evidence, and then 1 shall \ssui' a warrant for the man's arrest. Serve him rig-ht. The "Titnes" correspondent at Athens sends the following telegram :—The Chamber on Wednesday night decided bv 74 .tee; t" 00 on the detention and destruction of the currant cri.y-. The vote was entirely uninfluenced by party consideration even Ministers were not all on the same side. The opponents of the measure were chiefly deputies from Corinth, Argolis, and Messina, whereas the reparatives of the Western Peloponesus and part of the I->an Islands supported it, Such a measure for impr ving the currant market seems, course, most pxtrao.-«iinary to commercial ideas, but it is claimed by many that its enforcement for one cr two years will save the currant trade from otherwise inevitable ruin In any c~-o, the size of the minority against it is certain to cause "i"ps trouble. Many of the deputies j disappeared be for < iiie vote was taken in order to avoiu J committing them* 1 vo-.
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EG. S. IIM- \\D AaT.-U'> DecètJlhc\' 14th, Mr D. K. -Jones, Inspector under the and An Department, visited The! Sci< nee Class held at T *^urr.;r. The mcmbers of the Committee were summoned to m. and he expressed himself satisfied 1 with the ~r:amretnent?. • „ Rv-ioim-n —The ni i e of Miss Evans, J- rcdolan, was the o'i"n (Of li\Uch rei. on Tuesday iast. In the c\eBin' a v-lit on *^v,r rniuk ;oid theie \vus much intrr\ mikirg aiifi eer dri; Mis3 Evans is held in high es'eeni hv her*tenan'fl in t' >;v^-htbonrhood, and she has their bes t s for her future h ivi.ii.ess. I
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SjaRMOUTH. Law. —Mr b. -p nder, solicitor, Dolgtlley, has opened a pemiajr^.o otBce, at Greenwich House, in this 0! T0 W KECK a c !■: —■> Ibt s.s. "Telephone" was pro- cte 'o. gio' i po -t from Abcrdovey on Monday, she collided With some wreckage, damaging her propeller. A boat w s observed floating on the sea, but as the cr w ol fse steam 'i' were desirous of entering port by the ride, they were unable to go to the boat. PK.OPO.SKI> [NEW ()RGAI;j;ATION. An organization has been formed with the object of making Barmouth Letter known tr. the public, more especially so the public of London arul to induce a far greater number to visit the town ooto in the summer and winter. A mee--i».g, with this object in view, is proposed being held at the [Hoard School, on December 26th, when the scheme v 11 be fully explained. LOCAL BO ARD. FUN AY. DECEMBER 14TH.—Present: Rev E. Fuidr s chairman), Messrs M. J.Morris, John Evans (Glanymor), Meredith Evans, David Davies, Edward Williams, Owen Edwards, and M.<sn.1 W. {c:erk), T. Blackburn (surveyor), ani Dr Hughes (medical officer). Abraham VfittiarnJs Claim.—My M. J. Morris said as one thing on the minutes he did not quite understand in ref- in this matter. Mr Williams declined to any tt or terms except that of the original proposition. — Mr Da vies concurred with Mr Morris in say(□ <r that it WAS r-ot quite plain.—In the discussion that ensved, Mr -lorn Evans said they had paid a sum of money to Mr Wdb uns which would satisfy him for the ¡¡ex:, s.x moi.tiis, but where were they going to get more money at the end of that period ?-The Clerk replied that ihey w ere i:oing to ask the Local Govern- ment Board for a giant.—Mr M. J. Morris pcopoeed that the following be added to the minutes "That Mr Abraham VVi liy.nis declined to accept any other terms."—This \'n> agreed to.—Mr Monis further stated that he had b- en speaking to Mr Williams who expressed hiins;.If s Usfied with the money received until the expirati n of the six months. The pi-oceeded to discuss the law suit in respect of Mr E. M. Jones, and the reporters were requested to leave the room as the matter was a privuta one. Gorl/wyn Fach (hvantadagnes. -In respect to the rating of the,) íhc" be Surveyor said he did not know what part > f t -s laud was under the control of the Lo-al Board, ar d »vhat part was not.—The matter was deferred for a week, when the Surveyor would again I- parr. "Hanlith-terrace.A lc-ter was received from the inhabitants of this street pointing out the dangerous condition of the road at nights, and praying the Board to erect a lamp a the corner of the road.—Mr Daves said iie (,ill;: call the attention of the Board to the filet that al. the lamps were lighted on moon- light evenings.—The matters were left in the hands of the Surveyor and ••,h' Lifting Committee who would report at the next mtu'-iug. B"!Iilnltlii-. --A letter was received from the Local Government Hoaid respecting the water supply in Brynmair, but the k .-aid tnat the matter had been seen to.—The Clerk was instructed to reply to that effect. The Recent Bo ding DisasUr.—A farther communica- tion was received fro>n \he Local Government Board asking for pai-ienhira and the Board's observations up n this mat r. —The Clerk baid that he had written the le ter out had not posted it.—A discussion followed iv, t. wln-tLer the Board had a right to stop tlta boats from g >iru; out iu stormy weyther.-The Clerk sai« ti.ey ti d no right to stop any boats how- ever ligiit t be from goiug out in stormy wea;her, and t e ti ing they could do was to refuse io ren- v. th ir 1 cer'es.—The subject was then allowed ro drop. Water 1 forts. A cation was received from Mr Thomas Jou-3 foiemau bricklayer at the Works, sayi-ig that h not received his wages for one week, an-1 ti,itt dad been out of employment for the last fifteen dy. L aiso further stated that he had br cn t'flgaged und r a contract by Mr Thomas Roberts. -Mr ILvld Div'n-s said the man ciuld claim the money a- he o MI "en • ^g-tged by Mr lloberts. On the p,op,,sit, i t o; Chairman it was agreed that the Clerk sh od, .t t • Mr Ruberts, the engineer, asking nun .vh > !I'd ziot attend to his (luties.-A communication tilso received from the Superin- tendent d t, ;it ii complaining of the non- payment of w .tt r r w s resolved that he should be paid in the usilai y Cartiii'/ of ba-> —A 1 tu-r was received from Mr Thonuis Garner. g proprietor, saying that he would ne v pd. < to supply the Board with gravel to put on th e letter went on to say that he had been at o i,t. for the last 50 years, and that he shout e ,II pportunity of carting gravel as some perso heady supplied Beach-road with ,gi-a, el -I." e Su Baid that the gravel used in Beach-road wa property of the Board and had been taken from Qu y.—As the Surveyor intimated that he w uld tjutr. ome more gravel it was decided that li Id tender for gravel, and also to write to Mr Ga to that effect. Plans of A a -Tile Surveyor presented plans of tin e- a- intended to be built in St Anues' Square i.v -srs VN'illiams and Morris. The Surve., OI" :mi th > w e.-« strictly in accordance with the bye-L s.— asked if they could not purchase a pie. an-' iu St Aimes' Square from Messrs Wiliiau..< Al r:s in order to improve the the street i > o ,g ,t.-It was stated that they could no' sell ph a had been made out.-Mr M. J. Morris t-xpi. the sit ation to Mr Owen Edwards in Welfeh, an-i ■ inc. the Chairman humorously added that M !r.- was making ready for the District C, t r further discussion the Chair- man said t! wis, were they going to approve of the pi..¡, ? i .!> ivies thereupon proposed and Mr Edward- tat the plans be approved, and this was —Mr Meredith Evans proposed that the Lo. -pproach Messrs Williams and Morris w th to V-urchasing a piece of land for improving the i y widening it. Mr Dd. Davies seconded i e ,viun aud it was agreed to. NF.iv K,)-f), ic e Surveyor presented plans of the new k hi .h Mr David Davies intended Pil'ting (it; :o a h Road and these were also approved of Vv pi-.position of Mr John Evans, seconde i by i••• •knedith Evans. Alt.c?-ati., Purveyor presented the plans of the altera io- i. eW works in course of erection by I'! I ,t UoGt',rs' Buildings and these were also ap;o -• >i <>( Medical > >» —It was decidcd that the rep >rt of t'o I- ic 1 dicer, Dr Hughes, be read at a special m et u .> t lie Boird. Resolved, into ('■>mtiter. — The Board then resolved itself into Coii'inv/••< he public buaiueaa having been concluded. In washing M f'11 LESS CLEANSER is a perfect j Treasure. It s ■ ts lnueh work and time, to use it is a pleasure.
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ORDERS TAKEN FOR BREAD, Special Confectionery made to order on the shortest notice. Bride and Birthday Cakes a Speciality. Schools, &c., supplied on Moderate Terms. GARNER beg to inform their numerous customers and the public in general that they have erected, at enormous cost, one of the latest and improved tiled sole STEAM OVENS. As the oven is free from smoke, dust, sulphur, &c., the goods baked in it must necessarily be much better thaa by the old-fashioned process. IMPORTANT NOTICE. OFFICE AND WHARF RAILWAY STATION COAL YARD, ABERYSTWYTH. J. JENKIN JONES. WHOLESALE AD RETAIL GENERAL MERCHANT, HAS always for Sale the be3t selection of COALS, viz., CANNOCK CHASE, RUABON, SOUTH WALES, and other Coals at very low prices. Truck Loads supplied at Colliery prices Also the best HAY, LIME, BRICKS, PIPES, &c., at the lowest prices. Sole Agent for the celebrated Chatterley Briquettes; most economical fuel. Can be obtained in quantities at one cwt. and upwards. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. 13, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. DAVID JAMES. Suitings, Coatings, Trowserings, &c., in the best fashion and at reasonable prices. Cricketing and Boating Suits made to order on the Shortest Notice. FOR WINTER GOODS CALL AT NORTHEY'S. For Ladies' Jackets, Dress Materials, Corsets, Gloves, Under linen, Skirts, Flannels, Flannelettes, Quilts, &c. Latest novelties in Millinery. 1000 Patterns to make Clothing to measure. TOTTENHAM HOUSE, ABERYSTWYTH. ^^MM ABERAYRON. HOWELL & SON, ABERAYRON. SEASON GOODS. NORRINGTON'S SUPERPHOSPHATE AND ROOT MANURES. A LARGE STOCK OF BARBED WIRE. WIRE NETTING. PORTMADOC. PATRONISED BY f!] H.M. THE QUEEN RIOHARE) NEWELL, Purveyor of Meat, Central Buildinsrs, Portmadoc. Branches :—1, St. Ann's Square, Barmouth (adjoin- inij the Coraygedol Hotel), and 12, IJi^h Street, Cru.cieth (opposite the New Church), The Central Stores, Maes, I'wllhdL II WING recently enlarged the Premises at Portmadoc, and secured Cold Storage, I am enabled to have a Constant Supply of Prime Beef (Lamb, Veal, and Pork wben in season), and the celebrated four-year old real Welsh Mountain Mutton, bred on the Snowdonian, Cader, and Plynlimon ranges, selected and corn fed on the Lowlands, and all slaughtered on the Premises. A constant supply of Home-cured Hams and Bacon Agent for Harries's (of Calne) celebrated Wiltshire Smoked Bacon. Tr\ My Celebrated Sausages, made by Gardener s Simplex Silent Sausage is, Machine, driven by Water Power, thereby securing perfect cleanliness and thorough mincing throughout. 0803 LONDON. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. j GW ALIA" HOUSE, 8 and 9, Upper Wobum Place, Loudon, W.C. CIIANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP. The above well-known Private Hotel is now under the immediate superintendence of the new Propriotess, Mrs Jcnes, who hopes by peronal attention to the comforts of Visitors, again to make G.valia House •' A Home from Home." | Telaj-r tphicAddresa—" & a a, London." 1531 $usutcss c&biivcsses. ALTitINCHA :\1. TRTTF'S SPLENDID VALUE. X 11^'JO » IMMENSE STOCKS. SHRUBS V GREAT VARIETY. FTRTTTT>4 I CATALOGUE FRUITS t NEW CATALOGUE i XI U H- O ) (No. 129) FREE. WM. CLIBRAN & SON, OLDFIELD NURSERIES, ALTRINCHAM Also at Manchester and Llandudno Junction. p4l7 ■ IfclilTinHlllli III ill 111 !■■■ IIIIIMI IWH Mil IIII IIMl 'Ml II III III ■ ■ !!■■■■—^ DOLGELLEY. THE MERIONETH STEAM CARRIAGE WORKS, DOLGELLEY, N.W. Mannfacture all kinds of Carriages, Dogcarts, Gigs, Fl: i ts', Spring and AgriauHural C, ts at most reason- able prices. Only tbe best work turned out; no scamping. Repairs of all kinds. A large selection always on hand. (Ebucatifitt ABERYSTWYTH. Mn ALF W. PARSONS, Mirs. BAC. (DURHAM) Fellow of the Royal College of Organists, Lecturer in M \,jc ai St. DaN Colh ge, I.a mpcte (Organist, &c., of S. Michael's Piirish Church,) Receives pupils at his residence, No 11, Queen's Terrace, Aberystwyth. Secretary for Trinity College, London. ABERYSTWYTH SCHOOL OF MUSIC. | "Tl/flSS EUNICE WILLIAMS (Sen. Honours 1V1 Cert. R.A.M.) receives Pupils for PIANO, SOLO and CLASS SINGING. THEORY, etc., at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Terms 311 application. Families and Schools visited Private Address J, South Marine Terrace. Next Term will commence Tuesday, Sept., Ilth, 1894 miss PHILLIPS, 34, PIER STREET, CERTIFICATED IN PIANOFORTE PLAYING (SENIOR DIVISION). TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON, ORGANIST OF WESLEY CHURCH, Receives Organ and Pianoforte Pupils. Terms, on application. o371 Next Term commences Sept. 30th. 12, SOUTH MARINE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. PRINCIPAL:—MRS T. S. CRUICKSHANK. Terms on Application. p450 THE OLD BANK SCHOOL, ABERYSTWYTH MASTER: MR D. SAMUEL, M.A. Late Scholar and Prizeman of Clare College Cam- bridge, and 20th Wrangler, 1879. RECEIVES BOARDERS. School re-opens on Tuesday, September 18th, 1S94. ABEL'YSTWYTH HIGH SCHOOL CAERLEON HOUSE. PRINCIPAL- MISS TRUBSHAW Assisted by Masters, and Resident, Foreign, and English Governesses. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge loca examinations. The School Year consists of three terms, beginning respectively January 15th, April 30th, and September 17th, but pupils can be received at any time during the r m S. For Terms, &c., apply to ith Princiaal. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. IDRIS HOUSE BAKSR STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. SEPARATE KINDERGARTEN. PRINCIPAL MISS KATE B. LLOYD, C.M. Certificated Mistress, Assisted by highly-qualified Resident Governesses. REFERENCES- Wm. Williams, Esq., M.A., Chief Inspector of Schools for Wales. Thos. Jones, Esq., B.A..H.M. Inspector, Aberystwyth. E. H. Short, Esq., H.M. Inspector, Merthyr Tydfil. Principal Edwards, D.D., Bala Theological College Principal Roberts, M.A., U.C. W. Principal Prys, M.A., Trevecca College. Dr Scholle, Aberdeen University. Rev. E Herber Evans, D. D., Carnarvon. Rev. T. A. Penry, Aberystwyth. A few vacancies for BOARDERS, for which early application should be made. For Prospectuses, Terms &c., apply to the Principal. Re-opens September 20th. Tk892 ^ABERYSTWYTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. FOUNDED IN 1812. HEAD MASTER R. A. POPE, M.A., Late Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and formerly Assistant Master at Shrewsbury School ASSISTANT MASTERS Mr P. A H. MUSCHAMP, (late of Gloucester Theological College). Mr AUSTEN A. G. DOBSON (Late of Felsted School.) Music :-A. \V. PARSONS, Mus. BAC., (Durham), F.R.C.O. SHORTHAND Mr W. J. RAVENHILL, DRILL :-Seargeant LONG. Successes direct from this School during the years 1891-1894, include the London Matriculation, Cambridge Local, College of Preceptors and Pre- diminary Law Examinations Scholarships at Llan- Govery College Entrances at Banks, and Shorthand Ceitilioates. A limited number of Boarders is received (present number 24) Next Term commences January 22nd, 1895. THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ABERYSTWYTH THE ABERYSTWYTH HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS will be opened early in May. 1895. under the auspices of MRS. IARLES THOMAS, who, during cl 9 thspast thirteen years, has very successfully conducted the Girls' Collegiate School at Carmarthen. Since' 1884, pupils have parsed the South Kensington Science and Art First Cl;kss College of Preceptors Junior and Senior Oxford and Cambridge Local; Royal Academy of Music Trinity College and London College of Music Examinations. First Class Honours, Special Distinctions and Certificates. Prizes and Ali-dais hare been gained in the above Examinations. III ISSfI, a pupil entirely educated at the School, passed ihe junior Oxford Local, with First Class H^nom-s, and distinction in Religious Knowledge, English, Mid fre'-oh. In English she was First in all Eugkiid. l'u JS91, Honour? in the Senior were cbtained, witL distinction in Religious Knowledge, English, L.i'in. French, the Bronze Medal from tll Royal Geographical Society, and a Special Certifi- cate excemptuig the candidate from the University First Exai.iii:ion for Women. Upwards of 400 Certificates have been gained in the Sch .o;. Th course of study will be specially directed with a iew to laying a foundation for the University Colleges. Sef-olars'vps at these Colleges have already bacn gained from the School. Ct-butaticlit, ) ^;ryst\VVTHT" ARDWl'jS »OHOOL, ABERYSTWYTH LONDON UNIVSKSIXY MATRIOULATION EXAMINATION. ¡ SUCCESS, JUNE, 1S94. TWO FIRST DIVISION, bECui\i> D I V i 8 i A Over 30 Boys have passed tnc Alatricuiation from tl1 School. School re-opens, ptenber lltii. For Particulars and Terms., ^ppiy tv, REV. LLEWELYN EDWARDS, M.A. g55f THE ABERYSTWYTH COMMERCIAL .A 11 GRAMMAR SCHOOL- HEAD MA.step, THOMAS OWEXS, C.M., (In Honours of the LondoL Uuiversity and late Sertirr Scholar of the University College of Wiec). RESULTS OF EMAX IN ATIONS. THIRTEEN pupils have been jtuenff.sfvil in p-iss«Ba tb LONDON MATRICULATION EXAMINATION Either direct from tne School, or soon afterwards, Dc(, since January, 18S5. ONE IN HONOURS, TEN FIRST DIVISION and TWO SECOND DIVISION. OVER 130 BOYS have passed the Soienct BnG Art Examinations since May, 1885, in Mathematics. Inorganic Chemistry, Theoretical Mechatjio* iJ..Jc1 Practical Plane and Solid Geometry. OVER 200 BOYS have parsed the different Public Examinations held in connection with v»riou- Colleges and Institutions, since the school was oper.ed FIFTEEN years ago. There are a FEW vacancies for BOARDERS. The School re-opeus on MONDAY, SEPT. 10th. Terms Moderate. Prospectus and Beporta Dr spp!ic,,i-ic-Li to the Head Master. :war.w- ABERAYRON. Q.RAMMAR SCHOOL, ABERAYRON. Master G, G. JONES, B A. (Lond. Eons.), Former Scholar of Univ rsi'y Colh-ge of Waits, and late Assistant Master at Lewis's Endowed School, Gelligaev. Terms, etc., on applicaaon. Next Term commences Tuesday, Sept. 11th. BALA. B A LA G RA MM AR SCHOOL. Head Ma-;ter— J. C. EVANS, M.A., Formerly Powiii Exhibitioner and Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, and late Assistant Mae at Christ College, Brecon). NEW BUILDINGS admirably fitted with every convenience for boarders. Preparation for the Universities, Civil Services, Pr. limiuaries of the Law and Medicine, anta the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations. South Kensington Science and Art Classes, and a good Commercial Course. Board and Tuition (inclusive charge) 936 per annum BARMOUTH. MIN-Y-MOR, BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES. HIGH CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS— THE MISSES THOMSON, (Daughters of the late DAVID P. THOMSON, M.D.. Liverpool). Pupils prepared for the University Local Examina- tions. Prospectus on application. o281 BARMOJTH COLLEGE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL C. G. DAVIES (Inter. Arts Honours, London University). Four Public Successes 1893.1894. One Cambridge Locals. Three Oxford Locals. One Distinction (25th out of 3,000 in Religious Knowledge at Oxford Locals). One Pitman's Shorthand Certificate. Terms for Boarders or Day Scholars on application as above. p26S BARMOUTH COUNTY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. (For Boys and Girls). HEAD MASTER, EDMUND D. JONES, M.A. (LOND.). XI T <TC T?C«2 E. J. OWENS. B.A., (Vic.) This term commenced on MONDAY, September 17th. Tuition Fees £ i per Annum. Application for Prospectus, <fec., to be made to the Head Master, or to J. LLOYD, p504. Clerk. iminnnaMmmmM— HAY. HAY, BRECONSHIRE. GRAMMAR SCHOOL CONDUCTED BY MR. W. JONES, Pupils efficiently prepared for Professional and Com- mercial life. The town ol Hay, situate in an English-' speaking district, affords Welsh boys special advan- tages for acquiring practical knowledge of English Prospectus, &c.. sent on application. Next Term commences on Wednesday, Sept. 19th. OSWESTRY. THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. ASHLANDS, OSWESTRY. Principal Miss C. A. JONES, Assisted by highly qualified resident teachers. THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 17TH, 1S95. MATRICULATION CLASSES. Miss J. W. HOLLAND, B.A. (London) will take charge of a class, which provides direct preparation for the Matriculation Examinations of the University of London, and the University of Walts. Pupils are prepared for the various public examina- tions. There will be a few vacancies mxt January y Boarders, for which early application should he n.,1t- I to Mu-s C. A. JONES'. ri 19:3 education. DOLGELLEY. DOLGELLEY INTERMEDIATE COUNTY H SCHOOL. J. H. MARSHAuL, M.A.. Corpus vjm isCi Co;.sgc, Cumi»iidg«. ASSISTANT MASTER.- J. R. S. FURLONG, B.A Trinity College, DuGLn. J. C. JONES, B.A. (Lond.), A.C.P. MUSIC :—M. Vv". GRIFFITHS, Mus. Bac. THE Teaching Staff i.s identical with that wt.ich has coDi'uet- d the Old Grammar Schoo. during the past st-ven years, wh'lst 'he fees for day noys have bt-en reduced from £ S S-s. to £ 5 per ann^um, payable in advance. Bo-iders received by the Head Master. RECENT SUCCESSES. H CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATION, DECEMBER, 1893 (JUNIORS). Apupilin this School obtained the third place in Latin in All Englaud, the fourth io Arithmetic, and the Ninth in Greek, and in the general cl-.ss list was awarded First Cliss Honours (First Invision). Prospectus, &t\. on application to the Head Master or the undermgned :— R. JONES GRIFFITH. Fiiisbury Square, Clerk to the Doltiellev. Local Governing Body 29 h March, 1894-. o557 Next Term commences Tùuday, January 22nd. THE GRAMMAR ■ SCHOOL, I DOLGELLEY. M (FOUNDED 1665). Now re-organized as a First Grade Church School the Diocese of Bangor. Copies of the Prospectus and list of references may be obtained from the Headmaster— G. W. KIXMAX, M. A., St. John's Coll. Camb. ,F. R. Hist.S. H (Classical Honourman & Goldsmith's Exhibitioner), (Formerly Senior Resident Instructor, the Army Coihge. Farnham). NEXT TERM BEGINS ON THUESDAY, JAX. 17th, 1S95. A number nf vainsVle EXHIBITIONS and N SCHOLARSHIPS. u-a-ihie K-th by boarders and day-pupils, will be awarded at an Examination to be held at the School ou DECEMLEII 18th and 19th, lb 94. ■ Applications for particulars and admission forms should reach the Headmaster before Dee. 11th. LAM PETER. I TIVY VALE~GEAMMAR I SCHOOL, ■ SCHOOL, ■ 15, BRIDGE STREET, LAMPETER. I SUCCESSES OBTAINED SINCE APRIL, ISM. t 1 London Matriculation, June, 1S93 (First Division) 2 Pharmaceutical Preliminary. 6 Carmarthen College. H 2 College of Preceptors (One 1st Class). H 4 South Kensington Mathematics (One Lt H 2nd Stage). H 2 Pitman's Shorthand. H 2 Pitman's Shorthand. H Not a single failure. H Prospectus on application to Headmaster. H <WoLS" -,=.at'.nf" MALVERN. I "ON THE LOVELY MALVERN HILLS.' I CASTLE HOUSE HIGH SCHOOL FOR I GIRLS, GREAT MALVERN. ■ TWO VACANCIES for BOARDERS in this well- ■ known School, Ii:ciusive terms, inve guineas, oil I account of extension of premises Send for dietary I and time tables, public ami private testimonials, to I Principal as above Malvern is the healthiest of I health i e:;orts," air dry and bracing, no fogs, splendid I winter elimate. I HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, I CASTLE HOUSE, MALVERN I (In union with Trinity Colleae, (he London College of Mueio I London, and the Society of Science, Letters, and Art.) I PRINCIPAL—MRS NICHOLLS, F E I.S., F.S.Sc. I Gold and Silver Medalist, Founder and late Principal of the I Berkley Hijrh School for Girls, I Assisted by First-class Professors and ExpL-rienced Certificated Teachers. THE above School since i:s opening has met with almost unprecedented success. As many as 600 Certificates with 200 D:s'ir.ctions an i 28 Specia Certificates, have been gained m three years also 8 Silver and Bronze Meda s for musical F-iiec, sses, prizes, etc., from the Universities of Edinburgh, Oxfcrd aDd Cambridge Royal Acidemv of Music. Kensington Locals, etc. Pub'ic and Private Testimonials, Dietary, and Time Tables sent nn application. First-class Board and Tuition, Fi%-e Guinea. Travelling expenses paid to the Hous. p413 .aa. -fI\¥"¡o;- -z: TAUNTON. BISHOP F OX'S G I R LS~ SCHOOL, TAliNTON. HEADMISTRESS MISS MACDERMOTT, L.L.A., ST ANDREWS (Formerly Assi- tant Mistress at the Welsh Girls' School, Ashfoid, MiduLsex.) n^HE Headmistress receives a limited number -L of boarders at her private residence. Inclusive fees 35 guineas. Pupils successfully prepared fot public examinations. Couuty Council Centre for technical Education. Further pa ticulars on application. o83. INDEPENDET COLLEGE, TAUNTON. HEADMASTER J. B. RIDGES, ESQ., M.A. (CAMB.), A HIGH CLASS PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR BOYS A THOROUGH COMMERCIAL ASD CLASSICAL EDCCATIIIN Separate JUNIOR SCHOOL (for hoys under 11. LADY PRINCIPAL Miss OLIVER, L.L.A. (ST. ANDREWS). SEVERAL SCHOLARSHIPS. FEES FROM £ 11 PER TERM Half-term commences October 29.h. nll6] ALBERT GOODMAN, Secretary TOWYK. TOWYN COI XTV s'MooL. HEADMASTER D. II. DAVIES, B.A. ASSISTANT MISTRESS KATE DANIEL, INTER. ARTS. ASSISTANT MASTER THOMAS JONES A.R.C.S., In commodious and permanent buildings. A Chemical Laboratory equipped for 50 studerts with the best apparatus procu' ah!e, nw;, ready. Also a School of Co' kery and Liundry Work for .Le Gi:ls. j Classes formed to prepare for Matriculation at the Universities of London and Wales. Tuition fees, £5 per annum. Boardc-rs received by Headmaster ailow charge. I Next Term will commence January lst, ISH;). Prospectus ;n applicaii n t( HE A MASTER, or E. V. HUMPHhEYS, | o69j Clerk.