The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Aberystwyth and Dolgelley. BOOTS! B o 0 T S BOOTSM r at- n Pair of Boots to keep out the Wet 1 HARRY-Why, at DICKSS, to be sure; Ial,.vays get my Boots there, and I never have damp feet. hZ7™LXZ'IfZ?Zl^-y — «< *»»* you w.„t, either i„ Gutta-percha MM « Leather Bottoms, at the lowest possible prices. MIND THE ADDRESS- DICKS', GUTTA-PERCHA AND LEATHER BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, 16, GREAT DARKGATE-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, AND AT r- ,1 VICTORIA BUILDINGS, DOLGELLEY. N.B.-Repairs neatly executed, and on the shortest notice. Aberystwyth. W.. JULIAN, TEA WAREHOUSE, r i,' y PROVISION AND GENERAL GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 10, NORTH PARADE, CORNER OF MARY-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. TEA, COFFEE, And all other Articles of the BEST QUALITY, supplied on the most Reasonable Terms. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BENJAMIN HUGHES, IRONMONGER, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK, ABERYSTWYTH. V'ST Received' a Stick of CHAFF CUTTEKS. TURNIP CCHEES. and PULPEKS also, I™ Bed steads, Mattresses, Pallimses, Feather Beds, &c. A large Stock of Lamps, Lamp Wicks, Lamp Gla.se?, ana oe MARKET WAREHOUSE ADJOINING THE OLD CORN MARKET. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAM EVANS, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, ABERYSTWYTH, •TVEGS to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and his numerous REMOVED fiom Ins |> old Establishment to the larger and more convenient Premises oeiow, -No. 39, GREAT DARKGATE-STREET. • • 7T t and Parous for the support they have accorded W. E. takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous be assures them that it will be his great him during the last three years, and whilst soliciting a continuance of the sam-, tie a^surea endeavour to give every satisfaction. ——■» Barmouth. JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER HANGINGS, BANGING IN PRICE FROM THREEPENCE PER PIECE. Suitable for every description of Room. ELEGANT DESIGNS IN GILT, For Drawing, Dining, and Bedrooms, at Is. 6d., and 2s. per piece. HIGHLY GLAZED PARLOUR PAPER, At Is. per piece. :L t.1 ,j AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF SERVICEABLE PATTERNS FOR COTTAcr All of the Newest Styles. Also ] PRFAT NOVELTIES IN STOVE DECORATIONS. s Every kind of Satin Ringlets and Shavings, Aprons, Gold, and Silver at J. THEODORE SCOTT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, BARMOUTH. ISST An Early Inspection is respectfully solicited. London. FURNITURE I „awTT7T1 PACKED AND DELIVERED CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY RAIL- ALL GOODS WARRA^Tia\VAY STATION IN THE KINGDOM. COX AND CO., 'YAY STATION IN THE KIXGDOM. COX AND CO.. .nr ur-nnTVCS C HISWELL-STREET, LONDON, E.C. FINSBURY SQUAR chtoue any of the following Articles:— will forward on Receipt of Post-Office^ Order *ro0M, of solid mahogany, 2 j. d. A MAHOGANY EASY CHAIR,-pnnB ea, in mtoered in imitditto Svmd incr^leldeat^rck 1 ° 0 A ^SrtooM 10 Aoo^?„Gh^itH.c^s: B.atch. in 718 6 AStrongDININO-KOOM UHAIKtoBMtch^ Handsomely ,I5L;ti cla„. French polished 118 « A Solid MAHOGASV LOO 1AI1LL. <m ;i\4.BLK »n 1 carv|l J 0 15 6 castors, French pohshed. Ditto WORK IAB IJATT-1, KTJRNISHED A Solid MAHOGANY TELESCOPE DIN^U G A FOUR-ROOMED HOUbL ruxv 10 0 0 TABLE, one leaf, on castors ••• i:„" complete for VrVvrT.iw ditto ditto • •• 2G 6 G A Single DRAWING-ROOM, of fine^Itahan siX.k0OMED HOU°E ditto diW 2 12 0 Walnut, including suite in 18 5 0 A SINGLE BEDROOM, 1 marble-top cheffioneer "C A T A L O G U E S POST FR^- AGRICULTURAL. MERIONETHSHIRE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOT. E. R. PUCTIIID & CO., -rt-DAT IRONMONGERY FURNISHING AND GENERAL inv* AND r-D^T AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOI, T 0 W y N TT ,woVi>rc Horse Rakes, and MOWING and REAPING MACHINES by an the lea ling Makers, Hayn,a^-» all kinds of Harvest Implements. Churns, Horse Powers, Also Horse Hoe^, Ploughs, Harrows Chaff Cutters, Turnip Cat: e: I' oo Pulp « Cro3skill's Carta J Washing Mac hints, Mangles, &c. p.ihbs, Howe, Bradbury, A Large Stock of SEWING MACHINES always on hand, including the Wil-oox Lockman, Little Wanzer, Thomas, &c. PRICE LISTS SENT ON APPLICATION. M 0 n R I SAN D G K I F F I N PREPARED BONES, PRICE £ 7 10?. IER TON, DI L'YER3D FREE. «« ti,o roi nit w mtlerfnJje haing c n?, j f, om mpfit inf(rio. to real y gcod G.asses and Clover. J*ic« ot 7- •>«« 2, tc„ 321, MORRIS AND GRIFFIN'S CORN MANURES, ,VIU lEiCE £ 8 PI B TON, DELIVERED FREE. Everywhere succtssful :n ine. e4 iiU, the a't" a d e .8\ ring gool Clover Plait MORRIS AND GRIFFIN'S BLOOD MANURES IVIUnn pEK toN> d ,UVj BSD FREE i, 8tLt4 for ,1 Crope ou atmg I ——— WOLVB iHAMP'; o .1, 1 :73. SALES BY AUCTION^ Advertising is to business what staam is to machinsrj- tho graml propelling power.—Macaulay. SOUTH WALES. CARDIGANSHIRE. IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. Extensive Sale of Pure Bred Shorthorn Cattle, and Shrop- shire Down Sheep, Horses, Pigs, Carriages, and 1 arm Implements' MR THOMAS GRIFFITHS lias been favoured with instructions from the Executrix and Executor of the late James Bowen, Esq., deceased, to offer for Sale by ^Auction, at Troedyraur, in the C0UV^L? P.n' ?,n Tuesday and Wednesday, the 29tli and 30th days of April, 1873, the entire herd of very choice purebred Shorthorn BULLS COWS, HEIFERS, and STEEDS, the valuable Cart HORSES and COLTS, a splendid flock of pure bred Shropshire Down breeding EWES, RAMS, and LAMBs, pure Berkshire BOARS, SOWS, and STORE PIGS, an excellent collection of very superior and modern AGRI- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGES, HAR- NESS, and other articles; comprising 15 Cows, 9 two-year- old Heifers in-calf, 6 yearling Heifers, 5 Heifer Calves, 1 three-year-old Bull (pure Bates' Blood), 7 Bull Calves, 9 two-year-old Steers, 7 yearling do., 9 very powerful Draught Horses, 7 of whom range from four to ten years old, 1 excellent well-bred Brood Mare, seven years old, got by Compromise, out of Miriam, now in foal by Gomer, 1 three-year-old Colt, by King Charming, out of Chess, likely to make a first-class Hunter or Carriage Horse, 1 three-year old Colt, by Flying Comet, will make a very hmdsouie Cob, 2 Colts (yearlings next June), one by Phenomenon, and both likely to make useful Carriage or Saddle Horses; 39 Breeding Ewes with Lambs, 14 yearling Ewes, 17 yearling Wethers, 1 three-year-old Ram, all pure bred Shropshire Duwn 2 pare bred Berkshire Boars, 3 do. breeding Sows, 20 Store Pigs, 1 Brougham, 1 four-wheeled l'hfeton, 1 Coburg, Carriage Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Caris, Ploughs, Cart and Plough Harness, 1 Waggon, 1 Cattle Van," 1 large Stack of Wheat, and varicus other articles too numerous to particularise in this advertise- ment. Luncheon at Eleven o'clock. 8,11e to commence at Twelve. Credit on Conditions. The Auctioneer feels that it is quite unnecessary for him to exuatiate on the qualities of the lroedyraur Herd, as the lite Mr Bowen was so well known to breeders, botji in England and Wales, as one of the best judges of Short- horn. he devoted much time and care in the selection and breeding of his stock, always purchasing when opportunity offered from the very best sources. Full Catalogues, with pe.iigrees, will immediately be issued, and mav be had of Mr James, the farm bailiff at Troedyraur, Newcastle-Emlyn, or of the Auctioneer, at Troedyraur is four miles from the town of Newcastle- Emlvn, and eight from Cardigan. The cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs may be seen during the week prior to the N'B.—Order of Sale—On the first day will be sold the live stock and carriages only, and on the second day the stack of wheat, implements of husbandry, and other effects. 19, St. Mary-street, Cardigan. TO PARTIES FURNISHING. ABERDOVEY. MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE. MR DANIEL has received instructions from Anthony Shelly Esq., to Sell by Auction, on the Premises at Aberdovey, on Tuesday, May the 6th, 1873, at 1-30 the whole of the Modern and Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Drawiog- room Suit in carved walnut, upholstered in green damask, Serviceable Mahogany Dining-room Furniture, Birch and Iron Half-Tester and French Bedsteads, and Japanned Maple Bedroom Furniture, Feather Beds, Wool Mattresses, &c.; on view the day before and morning of the sale. Catalogues and Cards to view to be had of Mr REES, chemist, Aberdovey, and at the Dovey Hotel, or of the AUCTI-NEEH, at Towyn. ABERDOVEY. SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. "14/fR DANIEL has received instructions from I V I Edward Thirsby, E.q., of Aberdovey. to prepare for Sale the whole of his Valuable PURNITUKE^ and Effects, comprising Drawing and Dining-room Suits, Cottage PIANO, fey Cbapel, Costly Timepieces, Engravings and Paintings, Birch and Japanned Map:e Bedroom Fur- niture, Feather and French Wool Beds, Bedsteads, Carpets, Kitchen Requisites, &c., &c, The Sale will take placo on Tuesday. May the 20th, 1873. Catalogues to be had at the Dovey Hotel, Aberdovey, or of the AUCTIONEER, at Towyn. SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY. -¿-r- NORTH W A L E S TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, a FREEHOLD FARM, containing 14G.V acres cf excellent arable and grass land, in a high statù of cultiva- tion, most delightfully situated within one and a half miles of a market town and first-class railway station. House suitable for a genteel family. First-cla?s stabling and outbuildings, servant's cottage, kc. Game strictly pre- served on all adjoining lands. Hunting and good fishing in the immediate neiglili "I -a. -Apply to Mr WATSON, 15, Fenwiclc-streef' Liverpool. TO BE "SOLD BY PRI VATE TREATY, Two substantially built and well finished HOUSES, in Qucen's-road, and fronting Newfoundland-street, Aber- ystwyth. The property is held under a lease, of which about seventy yearj are now unexpired, at a low ground rent. For further particulars applj to Mr GKLFFITH JONES, Solicitor, Aberystwyth. VI ANTED, TO LET, &c. "r-r, The charge for the insertion of prepaid advertisements referring to SITUATIONS WANTED, PERSONS WANTED, is sixpence for three lines (seven words each) three times, One Shilling. HOUSES WANTT.IJ, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, APARTMENTS WANTED, ARTICLES LOST AND FOUND, three lines for One Shilling prepaid; three times, Two Shillings. These charges apply only to prepaid advertisements. Pay- ment may be made in postage stamps. No Credit Advertisement is chai-ged less than h. 6cZ. NOTICE TO MINE AND QUARRY PRO PRIETORS, &c. WANTED, Immediately, for cash, all kinds of Old Machinery and Scrap Iron. A high price given at any of the stations on the Cambrian, and Manchester and Milford Railway. Apply to JAMES MCILQOHAM, Machine Broker, &c., Aberystwyth. X.B.—Mimng Plant &c., bought and sold on commis- sion. Terms liberal. TO CONTRACTORS AND~OTHERS WANTED, TENDERS for about 1.200 Yards IRON PIPING, 1} inches bore, with Screw Ends, laid down complete—Apply to JOll R. DAVISS, Corsygedol Hotel, Barmouth. A YOUNG person accustomed to Teach desires a Situation as NURSERY GOVERNESS; can take charge of Wardrobe, or would have no objection to serve in a stationer's shoi).-Addreis, Z, Cambrian News Oflice, Bala. TTMJRNISH^D LODGINGS.—A BEDROOM and !H snTING-ROOM in a Farmhouse situate mid- ™v between Bala and Corwen, 14 mile from Llandderfel "Fishim' facilities near.—Address, D. J., Cam- V^Ncvs Office^ Bala. "T^JdBtHAN RAILWAYS COMPANY. To RK LET by TENDER, and entered upon on °,t W daV of June nejt. the REFRESHMENT ■V )()MS at the newly-erected station at Barmouth Junction. —For forms of Tender, and further particulars, apply to I edi she unders:gned, GBO. LEWIS, Secretary. Compaq's Offices, Owestry, 10th April 187:3. 1T OUETSEAMEN—AN APPEAL. MP PT Tvr<?DT T M P in a ^wer to the ur0ent R PLISISOLL, M. l., popular Edition demand of the Pubhc, has s^ by Head' Owe!try: Price Half.a-crown ea.ch. E' T OUR APP .uJ. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. Aberystwyth. -.r. PAPER HANGINGS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER ./A. HANGINGS, At Greatly Reduced Prices, A T T. THOMAS'S, PAINTER, PIXMBER, GLAZIER, AND HOUSE DECORATOR, Bridge-street, Aberystwyth. Pictures ramed in Gilt, Vlaple, &c. Mouldings supplied to the Trade at moderate prices. Term', Cah. SAMUEL A. AGNEW, GUN, PISTOL & RIFLE MANUFACTURER 27, LITTLE DARK GATE STREET, ABERYSTWITH. SUPERIOR PIN and CENTRAL FIRE BREECH LOADERS, Cartridges, kc. Repairs and Alterations properly executed LEFT-OFF CLOTHING, &c., WANTED. MR DARLOW, Pawnbroker, Aberystwyth, BUYS and SELLS all kinds of Wearing Apparel, Linen, Bonks, Furniture, and miscellaneous property of every description. Cash, instantly remitted for all parcels forwarded from the country,or if desired will be held over until the prices are approved and accounts found correct. PRIVATE HOUSE- 27, PORTLAND-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. BUSINESS H 0 u S E- 2, CHALYBEATE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. "MR EVANS, ORGANIST, ST. MICHAELS CHURCH, No. 11, LAGHA. PLACE, A B E R Y S T W Y T H, BEGS to inform the Gentry, Inhabitants, and Visitors, that he has constantly on hand a Stock of First-Class Pianofortes for Sale or Hire, on Moderate Terms. All New Music at Half-Price. A Liberal Discount to Schools. Pianofortes Tuned. Dolgelley. RICHARD EVANS, Shop Goch, Dolgclley, General Bill Poster, Messenger, &c. Contracts may be made with Auctioneers and Publishare. ROBERT LEWIS, MARKET HALL AND PUBLIC ROOMS DOLGELLEY, GENERAL BILL POSTER, &c. J. B. MEE, DEALER IN GAME, FISH, POULTRY, AND PROVISIONS, GREENGROCERY, &c., DOLGELLEY, BEGS to thank his friends for past favour!?, and to announce that he has constantly on hand all kinds of fresh Fish, Game, &c., according to the seasons. Country orders promptly attended to, and anything not on hand procured at the shortest notice. BEST CLEAR ICE SUPPLIED BY THE CWT. AND UPWARDS. — — — V. R. MR SELLIS," SURGEON DENTIST, MOUNT PLEASANT, DOLGELLEY, Fifteen Years Surgical and Mechanical Dentist in London, MAY be consulted upon all cases of DENTAL SURGERY, at his residence, as above. At Home on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS. Other days, by appointment. Best Rental Materials only used, and every Ease guaranteed and adapted to the mouth without pain. Sets from One to Twenty-five Guineas. No extra charge made the first twelvemonths for any case requiring repair. Two Shillings in the pound allowed to patients coming from a distance. PORTMADOC—J. R. JONES, 19, Bank-place, Terrace. 1st and 3rd Fridays in every month. Portmadoc. PHOTOGRAPHS OF PORTMADOC EISTEDDFOD. MR HOLDEN BEGS to inform the Public that the above Photo- graphs are NOW READY, and (by request of numerous correspondents) may be had in various sizes, as under, so that none should be without a memento of this celebrated Festival. THE GORSEDD, 3s. (in handsome mount for framing), 2s. 6d., 2s., Is., and 6d. each. THE PAVILION, 2s. 6(1. (handsome mount to match the Gorsedd), 2s., Is., and 6d. Postage, 2d. large size, Id. Carte de visite. THE BARD'S CHAIR, 2s., Is., and 6d. Mr Holden desires to state that in the larger Photographs t Portraits of most of the leading Bards and Singers are quite distinct,forming a collection of local celebrities seldom to bo met with. All orders to be addressed MR G. W. HOLDEN, PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE, PORTMADOC. N.B.—Gentlemen attended upon at their own houses to take Views, Horses, Groups, &c. Terms moderate. Welshpool. rjmOMAS SALT AND QO., BREWERS, BURTON-ON-TRIENT. These celebrated PALE and BURTON ALES can be had in Casks and Bottles from CHARLES MYTTON, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, WELSHPOOL. Ruthin. PURE AERATED WAT EITsT" ELLIS'S] RUTHIN WATERS 4 Soda, Potass, Seltzer, Lemonade, Lithia, & for GOUT, Lithia and Potass. OOBKS BRANDED R. ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN,' and every label bears their trade mark. Sold everywhere, and Wholesale of R. ELLIS & SON. Ruthin. North WaleB ASKEW ROBERTS, WOODALL, AND VENABLES'S BOOKSTALL, OSWESTRY. THE BOOK & NEWSPAPER BUSINESS FORMEELY CONDUCTED I the Cambrian Railway Station is now carried on at the CAXTON SHOP, OPPOSITE THE STATION. Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Magazines, aad Books, ko. March 12th, 1873. PUBLIC NOTICES. ABERYSTWITII FliiE ENGINE. SUBSCPTIOKS arc solicited for the purrose of ks providing a FIRE ENGINE for Aberystwyth. Donations will be received by the Natior.al Provincial I Bank, the North and South Wales Bank, or by Mr HENRY E. TAYLOR, the Hon. Treasurer. BANGOR CLERICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY. THERE will be an ELECTION in August next to TWO COLLEGE EXHIBITIONS (limited at present to £ 25 per annum each, but probably to be ii creased), tenab'e onlv by persons proceeding either to one of the following Universities, viz.Oxford, Cam- bridge, Dublin, Durham (for the full course), or to St. David's College, Lampeter (for the full course). Applica- tions, accompanied by letters of recommendation, testi- fying to character and want of means, must be sent in on or before the 24th of April inst. Due notice of the sub- jects of Examination will be given to the candidates who are admitted. J. SKINiSER JONES, Hon. Sec. Heneglwys Rectory. Lltingefiii, Al,r¡¡ 4th, 167;). LLANBRYNMAIR BRITISH SCHOOL. PLANS, See., for the Erection of a New SCHOOL- ROOM may be seen at the Wyrjnstav Anns Hotel, after April 24th.—Tenders to be sent on or bef.-re the 7th of M, y, to R. OWEN, Penyb:nt, LlanLrynmyir (Chairman of the Committee). The Committee: are not bound to accept the lowest or any tender. =========================================== EDUCATION. WATERLOO SCHOOL, WATERLOO, NEAR LIVERPOOL. CONDUCTED BY MR. J. BROWN, JIEMB A OF THE UNIVERSITY 0' LONDON. SINCE Midsummer, 1S70, Candidates from this School have gained UPWARDS OF TWENTY CERTIFICATES At the Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations- several gaining "Honours" and «.ther distinction. WATERLOO, situated on the Sea-side, is a mofct healthy and fashionable suburb of Liverpool, between which are upwards of fifty trains to a!;d fro dail. It is well known that the accent of Eiigl.sh. as spoken by the higher classes of Liverpool, is of the purest kind. The Terms for Board and Education are respectable, but not extravagant. The premises are Mr Brown's private property,"being erected by him in lSu7, for the special accommodation of his Pupils. The highest references can be given —a few to gentlemen natives o: the Principality. THE SALOP SCHOOL, OS W ALII ItOAD, ks OSWESTRY, PROFESSIONAL AND COMMERCIAL. J. EVANS, M.A. (And Straton Gold Medallist.) January, 1S72.— At the Civil Service Open Competitive Examination for Appointments at the Iudia House in which, out of 132 "candidates, 32 were successful; E. Owen came in eleventh. April cOth, 1872.—J. L. Richard.. obtained a First-class Certificate fur Mathematics at the Government Examination in Science and Art" Oct. 12,1S72.—Owen Griffith passed the Medical Prelimi- aary Examination of the Andersonian L mversity, Glasgow, In all Thirty-tive of Mr Evans's Pupils have gained m ilar honours, r — PUBLICATIONS. RARE WORK ON FREEMASONRY. THE PERFECT CEREMONIES OF CRAFT FREEMASONRY a? taught in all the M. M.'s Lodges of the Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of England, embracing— The whole of the Craft Masonic Ceremonies, The Opening and Closing in the Three Degrees, Questions to Candidates before being Passed and Raised, The Initiation, Passing and Raising, The Tracing Boards, kc., kc. Prospectus Free. Sent post free on receipt of a Post-office Order for Ss Gd., payable to A. E. IAsos, Bank Top View, Richmond Yorkshire. J. HEY WOOD, Dcansgate, Manchester; or ELLIOT STOCK, G2, Paternoster Row. GOOD. WORDS is Now Ready for APRIL, and contains— Lady Bell. A Story of last Century. By the Author of Citoyenne Jacqueline."—Chaps. -XI-L.-XV. Devotional Readings from the MSS. of the late Ncrman Macleod, J) D. No. IV. The legend of St. Christopher. By F. Malcolm Doherfcy. Pictures of Italian Life. By Augustus J. C. Hare. No". 1. Our Merchant Seamen. By H. A. Page. The Deaf and Dumb Asylum. By Wiliiam Gilbert. The Prescotts of Pamphillon. By Mrs Parr, Author of Dorothy Fox,—Chaps. XI.—XIV. Sonnet—Death of Captain Knowl-s. By M. B. Smedley. William the Silent. By Principal Tulloeh, D.D. Part 1. Left Behind. By Isabella F. May; Reminiscences d Dr Guthrie. By a Mourner. Prinoe Bismarck's Fight with Ultramontanism. By J. Scot Henderson. The Great Meteoric Shower of November 27, 1872. By Professor Grant, LL.D., F.R.S. Waiting. Bv Augusta Webster. 56. Ludgate Hill, London, and aU Bookse.iers. THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE for APRIL is Now Ready, and contains— In Memoriam—Thomas Guthrie, D.D. By William Ilanna. D.D. Guthrie. D- y W. G. BlaiL-i,, j Biographical Sketch of Dr Guthnt>. By W. G. Bla¡kie, Sonnet—I)r Guthrie's Funeral. By Professor John Stuart Crooked^piaces. By Edward Ganett Part III— Millicent's Romance, and wha I, was maue God's Judgments. By Principal D.l. Pa t L Against the Stream the Story of <u. Heroic A m J-.i, land. By the Author of The ochonbe.g-Cotta Family." Chnps. XII.-XV. The Chariots of God. By A. L. Waring. From Rome. By John Ker, D.D. No. II. Perfect Peace. By H. A. Page. Cuthbert of Lindisfarne. By Isabella L. Bird. Our District. By a River-side Visitor. Nil.—1 he Button-hole Queen. Music for the Blind. By M. B. Smedley. De Profundis. By the Rev. G. S. Outram. The Editor's Room. 56, Ludgate Hill, London, and all Booksellers. Now ready, price 2s. 6d. paper, 4s. cloth, THE SONGS OF WALES. Edited by BRINLEY RICHARDS. A collection of the most beautiful melodies adapted to appropriate Welsh and English word?. The Welsh wordq, written expressly for the work by Ceiriop; Hughes. The new English words by John Oxenford and Walter Maynard; while the best poems of Sir Walter S.dt, Mrs Remans, and other celebrated writeis, have been preserved. The volume also contains the songs lately sunt; by Miss Edith Wynne, acid Mr Santley at the Baliad Concerts, including She must be mine," "The PassofLIanb.ri?." A gent, e T' maid," &c., (now published for the first time), ;^vei all the well-known ballads, The Ash Grove,' -the m of Harlech," The bells of Aberdovey." k". THE ROYAL EDITION- Boosev and Co., Holles-ttreet. Landon. Shortly will be Pub'i hcd, Price One shiiUM ^iratcd Kith Four J laps, a Ncio Edition ot tue /GOSSIPING GUIDE TO WALEs, b> A^key, A ^°]1!,ERTS', • -ntr truide, giving travellers on t>io A,weil-wnttefn, •K°S8toPIfa!k?b 'Utevery station they the radways something to110 them the chief pass, and where they fc'°,,on'„l ,77„ n,- attractions to be found. ';D i Fall of interesting and in^llue^ ^;PV c^r,- "By far the most amusing g.d. we nave teen. — Standard.. r.. Not only amusing, btu :n.^rn %e. T • Holder and Stoughton, ia.LeiUos.er Row. Oswertrr • Askew Roberts, Woodall,_& Venables. tB- Advertisements for the forthcoming edition must be to the publishers u early as possible. t SHIPPING. "WHITE STAR" LINE. U-NITED STA ES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to and from NEW YORK. These new full-povered Steamships Sail from LIVERPOOL on Thursdays, QUEENSTOWN on Fridays. OCEANIC April 21 'BALTIC. May 15 ADRIATIC laY I These vessels are all unitorm, ot the highest speed, and replete with modern conveniences in every department. Saloon and Cabins are amidships. Passengers booked through to all parts of Unitec1 States, British America, China, Japan, India, and Australia. Drafts issued on New York free of charge. Saloon passage, klS 18s. and 21 Guineas. Return iTickets at 35 guineas. Steerage, E6 Gs. On and ,fter the 1st July next, Saloon Fares will be £ 21 and £ 25. Return Tickets £ 40. For Freight, apply at the Company's Office, 19, Broadway, New York, and 90, Market-street, Chicago; in Queenstown, JAMES SCOTT and Co.. or to ISMAY, IMRIE, & CO., 10, Water-street, Liverpool; or to 7, East Iiidia-avenus., London. E.C. NATIONAL LINE TO NEW YURK. LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT. FROM LIVERPOOL EVERY WEDNESDAY. FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY. -t+4- The well-known full-powered Iron Screw Steamships STEAMSHIPS TONII. STEAMSHIPS. TOSS fcgyiu, UTOK«I" 6,064 Englanti, Kemp d.O'JO Spain, Grace 4,9001 The Queen, Andrews .4,441 Italy, Griggs 4,3'2 j Holland, Bragg 8,847 France, Thomson 3,571 Erin, LRw,ùn.3,956 Canada, Webs'er 3,500 Helvetia, Spencer 3,974 Greece, Thomas 8,500 Denmark, Sumner 3,723 Will sail from Liverpool to New York as under-— EGYPT Wednesday, 23rd Ajn-il. 1373; CANADA Wednesdiiv, 30th Apd,1:-7;) SPAIN JWednesaav, 7th May, 1873. Leaving Queenstown tiiefoilowing aays. The Saloon accommodation is -jLisurpussed—the ? at ;rooms being unusually large, and open otl the Saloons, situated in poop on deck. Rate ol Passage 12, 15, and 17 Gaibea-, according to oecom- modution in Stateroom—ill ha.vi-u' Sirue privilege in Saloon. Return Tickets. TWENTY-FIVE Gt'INEAs. 1 he COMFORT of STEERAGE F.4S.SE.VGERS specially con- sicltred-the accommodation beinj unequalled tor Space, Light, and Ventilation. Rates of Passage-as Iti-,v as by any other Line —iar'.u^e abundance of Fr" Provisions servtU up cookel by the Com- pany's Servants. MoJical attendiiice free. Stewardesses in attendance on Female Steerage Passengers. Steerage passengers forwarded to Quebec, Boston, aucl Balti- more, without extra el,ar,ye-an-I booked through SJ Sa., i ran- cisco, and all inland towns of United States and C.L:19.da on favourable terms. Passengers booked through to Australia, Kew Zealand, China, and Japan. For Freight or Passage, up IN- to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO. (LIMITED), 23, Water-street, Liverpool N. and J. CUMMINS and BROS., QueeustoTE. Or to the Agents— EDWARD JONES, Agency Offices, Corwen. WILLIAM DAYIES, Draper, Dolgelley. ROBT. JONES, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Machynlleth. RICHD. RICHARDS, Railway Station, Harlech. Passengers are advised to Fecnre their Passages from the Local Agents before leaving home. -v. ALLAN" RO I'A L MAIL LINE. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. Ijjjj TO CANADA, and the UNITED STATES Shortest Route to the West. The superb Steamships of this Line now run direct every Tuesday and Thursday from LivEitrooL t. rORT- XAND and Quebec, forwarding Passengers to NEW Yoiis and BOSTON, and to all Cities and Towns in CAS.IJA and the UNITED STATES. FROM LIVERPOOLl From LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND. To QUK^E'J. Nioraviall, Thursday Mar. 13 *Per:ivian, iuuiday Apr. 15 St. Andrew, TuesJay „ W Prussino, Xhur d-iy „ 17 -Sannntian, Thursday Mar. iiO •Canadi-.n, Taesiay 22 St. Patrick, Tuesday „ 2> Moravia;Thur* if.y 24 Scandinavian, Thurs. 27 St. Andrew, Tue?.. „ 29 Nova Scotian. Tue< Apr. 1 | -Sarmatian, Thu-s.. Si •>' 1 -Polvnesian, Thursday „ 3 I St. David, Tuesday „ Caspian, Tuesday. „ -Circassian, Tjurs. "Austrian Thursday.. „ Nova Scotiaa, Tue J „ | -Pol? nesiau, lhu „ The Mail Steamships for HALIFAX, NORFOLK and BALTIMORE, saU as follows:— Forwarding Passengers by Rail to all part, of tue Middle Western South Western and soutaern states. Nestorian, Tuesdav. Mar. £ 5 Nestorian, Tuesiay.. May 6 Hibernian, Tuesday Apr. S Austrian, Tuesdaj.. „ -v N. American, Tuesday,, 22 Cabin Passage to Halifax, Portland, Quebec, Boston, N ew York Norfolk, Baltimore, or Philadelphia, if is l»s. or £ .51- eccorJing to accommodation, including ^r0V Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained)on board. K urn Tickets at reduced rates. A limited number of passengers are taken in e ^ch Steamer at £ ^r^wrp* Bedding, and all necessary utensils, dmmg apait trom a.eeia-.e. Applications for berths to be madeiin aovance. p Steerage Passage to St John, Halilax.Qudbe New York, Norfolk, or Baltimore, Abba., lnc.u.-uga p.euw.u. sup- ply of cooked provisions. Steerage Stewarde^e* are ex, ,lcd by this line to attend to the wants of female passenger.; and children. r, Baggage taken from the Ocean Steamships to the .ua;, u>a Free of Exi/eiitc. • n Any information required coucctvaq^ Canada can b> obtained from Mr Dixon, 11, Adam-strbo-, Auelphi, I4.j do -t Agent for the Canadian Government. Pamphlets on Canada supplied gratis b> our'agents. SHOKTJJSTRODTJS to SAN ir i.A^v v^isou, rid the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. THROUGH J ickrr.s issued oa the ai"'1" t0 Alexandra Buddings, James-street, Liverpool, d 85, Foyle-street, LoudondelTY; Or to the Agents— f IloBEiir S. JONKS, Higfa-s.-eet, oituaaoc. EVAN JONES, Builder, COMPAKY-S SPECIAL NOTICE to EMIGRAST3. All'Y We advise Passengers to obtain Lc-ii, Tickets trom our Agents before leaving home. 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