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SAMUEL ALLSOPP & SONS, LIMITED, Hi.'go to call attention to their New Brand of LIGHT BITTER BEER, WI-IICH, as well as their EAST INDIA PALE and other Ales, can now be obtained either in Cask or Bottle from any Dealer or Orders for same in CASK if sent to their OFFICE- < I HAMPTON HOUSE, RAILWAY TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH, Will receive immediate attention. JOHN W ATKINS, WHOLESALE AND RPTAIL WINE, SPIRIT, STOUT, AND ALE MERCHANT, CONNER (-IF NORTH PARADE AN" TEER-VCK ROAD, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, ABKRYSTWYTH. WIN ES AND SPIRITS. ESTABLISHED 1833. ALE, STOUT, &c., in cask and bottle. Martell's and Hennessey's ifne old Brandies. Danville's, Kinahan's, Roe's, and other Irish and Scotch Whiskies, Gin, Rum, Hollands, Claret, Hoik, Moselle, Marsala, Madeira, Burgundy, Champagne, Carlowitz, Sauturne, and all other Wine* and Spirits of the best qualify, at moderate prices. The smallest quantity supplied, i I I pts. Imp'l pts. Bass's and Allsopp's 2/6 4/6 Allsopp's Dinner Ale 3/6 Dublin Stent 2/6 4/6 I Devonshire Cider and Perry, and Schweppe's Aerated Waters. Bass's and Allsopp's Ale and Dublin Stout in 9 and 18 gallon casks. Bottles are Dot conrged for, and are to be returnoo, or paid for. Please note the address. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. M E S S R S M 0 R G A NAN D CO., (LATE DOWNIE), WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Beg to announce that they have Imported again this Year a large Cargo of Messrs. ARTHUR GUXNKESS and Cos., CELEBRATED EXTRA STOUT, Direct from Dublin, which they are prepared to Sell at the following PriceB- Barrels 36 Gallons at 54s. Od. each Kilderkins 18 „ at 27s. Od. each Krkins 9 at 13s. 6d. each I IN BOTTLES. Pints 4s. 6d. per doz. I Half-Pints 2s. 6d. per doz. They have also received a Large Consignment of MARCH ALES, From the well-known City Brewery, Company Limited, Lichfield, which they are prepared to Sell at the following Prices— Barrels, Kilderkins, Firkins, 36 Gallons. 18 Gallons 9 Gallons. Pale Ales, at 57s. 28s. 6d. 14s. M. Mild Ales, at 45s. 22s. 6d. 11s. 6d. I PALE ALE IN BOTTLES. Pints 4s. 6d. per doz. Half-Pints 2s. 6d. per doz. I All Bottles charged for will be allowed on return. Empty Casks not returned within a reasonable time will be charged for. N.B.-SPECIAL TERMS FOR THE TRADE. June, 1887. Office—LITTLE DARKGATE STREET AND PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. ESTABLISHED 1826. i TO HAVE TOUR WORK DONE WELL AND AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, i GO TO WHITE, MANUFACTURING LAPIDARY AND JEWELLER, EGYPTIAN HOUSE, TERRACE ROAD. A splendid collection of Jewellery of the newest designs. Gem and other Rings. Anything not in Stock made to ord-r. BEACH STONES AND OTHER PEBBLES SLICED, DRILLED AND CUT. N.B.—This firm can be relied on, as all work is done on the premises. THE QUEEN'S HOTEL. IS protected on the North and East by the Craiglais mountain range. Contains Coffee, Dining and Ladies' Drawing Rooms, nearly 100 Bedrooms, and has a frontage of 150 feet. Each of its Public and Private Sitting Rooms face the sea. TABLE D'HOTE AT 6.30 P.M. Tariff on application to the MANAGERESS. THE BELLE VUE HOTEL. FACES the sea and yet in the most business part of the town, and is especially adapted for Commercia E Gentlemen. I BOARDING TERMS—2J GUINEAS PER WEEK, 2 ffHICH INCLUDES BED AND ATTENDANCE; OR FROM SATURDAY TO MONDAY, GUINEA EACH PERSON. I TABLE D'HOTE AT TWO O'CLOCK. Tariff on application to the MANAGERESS.' W. H. PALMER, PROPRIETOR. R. E. JONES, klORSE & CARRIAGE PROPRIETOR, ii. 19, MARY STREET, (Near the Railway H Station), ABERYSTWYTH. \ITORSES and Carriages for Hire by the day or L hour: Conveyances to Devil's Bridge, Plyn. mon, and all places of interest in the neighbourhood !'1 reasonable terms. :} I W. R. JONES, t ) WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, &c., 1 FE, GREAT DARKGATK STREET, (opposite Market-st.,) ABERYSTWYTH. Gold & Silver Watches, English & Foreign Clocks, eld and Silver Jewellery and Jet Ornaments in Stock, i I Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all sight*. f.iEvery description of Watches and Jewellery neatly J- ppaired at Mbderate charges. l\ DAYID R. JONES, IL > tjllDIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S "i! BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. h a Assortment of BOOTS and SHOES always in Stock. I|| Boots and Shoes made to order. |J\J!PAIBS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED. T jdl Orders entrusted to hie care will be punctually landed to.-GIVE HIM A TRIAL. V. 11| AGENT for the Celebrated K" BOOT. 'GENT for the MAGNETOD" BOOT, for the vention of Cramp, &e. f ¡ • j,iB OLD BANK SCHOOL, J FT ABERYSTWYTH MASTER: D. SAMUEL, M.A., B FOUNDATION SCHOLAR AND PRIZEMAN OF t CLARE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, AND WRANGLER, 1879. RECEIVES BOARDERS. School re-opens September 12th, 1887. TERMS ON APPLICATION. ABERYSTWYTH* 'ARTMENTS TO LET AT No. 61, MARINE TERRACE, AND OBK HOUSE, 64, MARINE TERRACE, rACIHOt TILS UA. Mn. SOCK) i K r' ABERYSTWYTH.—Apartments to Let at Aber- JtL. geldie House, Victoria Terrace. The house is well situated and has been recently furnished throughout, and provided with every modern con- venience. Good Cooking and attendance. — For terms, apply MRS. JULIAN. THE VALE OF THE DOVEY FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. President :—R. M. HAWKS, Esq., Dolcorsllwyn Hall; Vice-Presidents:-F. WALTON, Esq., EDMUND BUCKLEY, Esq., WM. BUCKLEY, Esq. The Third AN N U A L SHOW Of the Society will be held ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1887, At DINAS MAWDDWY, When Prizes will be given for competitions in Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, Bees, Honey, Butter, Cheese, and Farm Produce, &c., entries for which close August 30th, 1887. In connection with the above, Prizes will be given for SHEARING, SHEEP DOG TRIALS, And TROTTING MATCH. Entries for these close on 27th August. Admission to Show Room, 11 to 3 p.m. 6d., after 3 p.m. 3d.; Children under 13 Half-price. Admission to Field, 6d. Special railway facilities and cheap fares on the Mawddwy railway will be arranged. For full particulars and Schedule apply to Mr E. H. SMITH, Secretary, Aberangell, Cemmes, or any member of the Committee. JOHN ELLIS, IRONMONGER, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, BELLHANGER, &c., 22, GREAT DARKGATE-STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. J'E. begs to draw the attention of his numerous <J w customers to his Stock of BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS and AMMUNITION. Curtis and Harvey's Gun Powder and Chilled Shot GREEN CARTRIDGES. 10/6 per 100: BLUE Do., 10/ BROWN Do., 9/6 per 100. ABERYSTWYTH READING ROOM AND PUBLIC FREE LIBRARY. INFORMATION FOR VISITORS. YISITORS can borrow Books at the Public Library by an annual payment in advance of 5a.; or en pavment of 2d. per volame per week for the first ▼•mine, and Id. each for other volumes of a work. The Room, which is largely supplied with London, Birmingham, Manchester, and other Provin- cial Papers, is also-open to ViaitorB on payment of 6d. per we*. The Library is open from 10.39 a.m. to 9 p.m.; the Readbs Eo* hooia 9 am. to 9 pm. MANCHESTER & MILFORD RAILWAY PICNIC OR PLEASURE PARTIES. DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, AND UP TO OCTOBER 31ST INCLUSIVE, FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD CLASS return -t- tickets at cheap fares will be issued, with cer- tain limitations, at the stations on this line to parties of not less than six First, or ten Second or Third Class Passengers desirous of making Pleasure Ex- cursions to places on or adjacent to this Railway. The tickets will be available for retorn same day only, and parties can only proceed and retnrn by the trains which stop at the stations where they wish to join and leave the Railway, and having that class of carriage attached for which they have taken tickets. To obtain these tickets application must be made to the station masters of the respective stations, or to the General Manager at Aberystwyth, a reasonable time prior to the intended excursion, stating the fol- lowing particulars, viz. That it is exclusively a pleasure party-the stations from and to which tickets are required, and by what train the excursionists wish to travel-for which class of earriage-and the probable number of the party. The power of refusing any application is reserved. J. C. RUSSELL, General Manager. Aberystwyth, June, 1887. MANCHESTER & MILFORD RAILWAY MOUNTAIN SCENERY. COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, MAY 31st, 1887, And every Week-day during the SUMMER Months, CHEAP RETURN TICKETS Will be issued by the Ordinary Trains FROM ABERYSTWYTH To the under-mentioned Stations, in the neigh- bourho-d of which may be seen some of the MOST BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN SCENERY IN WALES, INCLUDING THE RUINS OF STRATA FLORIDA ABBEY, &c., *#* The River Teify, which abounds with FISH runs close to the Tregaron, Lampeter and Llaoy. byther Stations. First Second Third Class Class Class TO s d s d sd Llanilar 1 6 1 2 0 9 Trawscoed 2 6 1 10 1 3 Strata Florida 3 6 2 4 1 9 Tregaron (Market and Fair days excepted) 4 6 3 0 2 3 Lampeter (Market & Fair days and 5th July & 18th October excepted) 6 0 4 6 3 0 Llanybyther (Market and Fair days excepted) 7 0. 5 0 3 6 Children under 12 years of age, Half-price. Tickets are available to return by any Ordinary Train on day of issue only. BY ORDER. General Manager's Office, Aberystwyth, May 25th, 1887. TO VISITORS AND OTHERS. FOR REAL WELSH MANUFACTURED GOODS, GO TO THE WELSH FLANNEL DEPOT, 26, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. JOHN EDWARDS & Co., Proprietors. TO HOUSEHOLDERS AND OTHERS, IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. UPHOLSTERING in all its branches done on or U off the premises. Also Clocks cleaned and re- paired, by CHARLES DAVIES, 1, Cambrian Cottasres, Llanbadarn-road, Aberystwyth LEWIS TERRACE COAL YARD AND WEIGH BRIDGE. R. ROWLAND JONES, GENERAL MERCHANT. COAL, CEMENT, OIL, CILYRYCHEN & BERDDAW LIMES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TO VISITORS AND OTHERS. C. M. WILLIAMS Wishes to draw the attention of Visitors and others to his Stock of Millinery, Straw Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Fancy Wings, Ribbons, Laces, Frillings, Silk Squares, Hosiery, Gloves, Silk Umbrellas, Sunshades, &c. Gents' Newest Shapes in Summer Hats and Caps, Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Cuffs, &e. The well-known house for Real Welsh Flannels, Whittles, and Shawls in all colours, warranted to wear and not to shrink. Every article marked at lowest Cash Price. C. M. WILLIAMS, 10, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. THE ABERYSTWYTH PHARMACY, 13, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, (Nearly opposite the Post Office), CONDUCTED BY THE PROPRIETOR, E. J. EVANS, M.P.S., PHARMACEUTI. CAL, ANAYTICAL & DISPENSING CHEMIST DISPENSING.-All Drugs and Chemicals of the purest quality, tested by gravametrio and volumetric methods before being received into stock. The Dis. pensing charges are as moderate as is consistent with the employment of the very best Drugs only. N.B.— Special attention bestowed on this branch of the Business, the Dispensing department being entirely under the principal's own supervision. THE PIER. GRÜTJ> VOCAL AND JNSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, MB CROWLEY'S BAND & VOCALISTS, EVERY EVENING, Coxxnrcnra AT 7.30. Aea. J.A.JAMES, TOBACCONIST, &c., 27, PIER STREET, HAVING just received a large Consignment of ijL FANCY BASKETS and PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, begs to call the attention of the Public and Visitors to the same, now on view at his Establishment, 27, Pier-street, at very moderate prices. Also loose and packet TOBACCOS in great variety. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, &c. Note the address—27, PIER STREET. -j, YOUR GO Jb OR MILLINERY, TO MRS. MORGAN, 23, LITTLE DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, Who has always a Stock of the Newest Styles. E. & R. REES, COACH BUILDERS, MARY STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, BEG to announce that, having extended their pre- mises, they have additional facilities for con- ducting their Business. NEW CARRIAGES ON HAND. Every description of Carriages built to Order. DAVID JONES, CIVIL AND MILITARY TAILOR, BREECHES MAKER, SADIES' RIDING HABITS & JACKETS, LIVERY, Ac., 5, CHALYBEATE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM 50s. GOOD WORKMANSHIP. NEWEST STYLES. PRESENTS! PRESENTS!! PRESENTS! IN GREAT VARIETY AT L E W I S'-S.9 15, GREAT DARKGATE STREET. AN assortment of Oil Paintings of local subjects on hand, or executed to order. Picture Frames in great variety. No. 7, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH. S. EYANS, GENERAL GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER. HUNTLEY & PALMER'S BISCUITS & CAKES. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GOODS. FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS DAILY. HARBOUR & RHEIDOL COALYARD. CAPT. DOUGHTON WISHES to call attention to his Stock of best Coals, always on hand. Capt DOUGHTON will receive cargoes thr )ugh the summer from Welsh I and Scotch ports. I BLUE BELL HOTEL, TERRACE ROAD, THOMAS DAVIES, Proprietor. ALLSOPP'S and BASS'S ALES, and GUINNESS'S STOUT, IN BOTTLE. ROBERTS'S K and BOTTLED ALES. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS WM. ROWLANDS & SON, CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. POLISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS, ESPECTFULLY announce that they hat REMOVED their Business from Bridge-stree to the commodious premises adjoining the Victoria Hotel, in BAKER STREET, where they hope by strict atteation to Business to merit a continuance of the favours hitherto bestowed upon them. JANE REES, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, (Opposite the Railway' Station), ABERYSTWYTH. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. R. JONES, COACHBUILDER, 61, NORTH PARADE. HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR HIRE, By the Day or Hour. Conveyances to Devil's Bridge, Plynlimon, Monk's' Cave, Llyfnant Valley, Aberayron, and any other place of interest in the Neigh- bourhood, ON REASONABLE TERMS. "THE JUBILEE BREAK" Is worthy of special attention. It is very handsome, is provided with a cover, and has curtained aides, which may be opened or closed to suit convenience. D. EVANS, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, & c I 41, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, (Opposite the Lion Royal Hotel). GOOD selection of Jewellery in Gold, Silver, Peb- bles and Jet; Also English and Foreign Watches in gold and silver, Telescopes, Field and Marine Glasses, Spectacles, & Eye Glasses to suit all sights. Watches and Jewellery cleaned and repaired. ESTABLISHED 1867. ROBERT J. ROBERTS, 9, COLLEGE GREEN, TOWYN, Family and Dispensing Chemist, Grocer, Stationer, &c. Dealer in Fishing Tackle, Jewellery, and Fancy Goods. Agent for W. and A. Gilbey's Wines. Tick- ets for the Dysynny Fishing and also for the St. Cadvan's Wells and Baths. EDWARD EDWARDS, 13, GREAT DARKGATE ST., ABERYSTWYTH BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, &c. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS BY VALENTINE, BEDFORD, AND FRITH. BOOKS OF VIEWS, GUIDE BOOKS, &C. J. E. JONES, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 6, NORTH PARADE, ABERYSTWYTH. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE TRADE. AH Orders executed on the premises. JE. J. Challenges the Trade for CHEAPNESS • and EXCELLENCE of wear; the best mater- ials and the best workmanship guaranteed. Baciurr Foaxa, in books of 50 each, prioe Is, may beporohaaed at tha Ohurver Offioe' 1 North Pwade. [▼erjuMfal. VISITORS TO ABERYSTWYTH SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE THE DEVIL S BRIDGE AND THE WATERFALLS. TICKETS TO VIEW, Is. EACH, To be obtained at THE HOTEL, Where every accommodation is provided at moderate charges. A TWO-SHILLING LUNCHEON » DAILY. Conveyances leave Aberystwyth for Devil's Bridge every morning at 9.30. W. J. WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR. SEA BATHING. THE SALT WATER PUBLIC SWIMMING BATHS, NEWFOUNDLAND STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, ARE among the Finest Baths in the Kingdom. Private Hot and Cold Baths. Every attention paid to Visitors by Experienced Attendants. Swimming taught by a Professional, who attends daily. NOTE THE ADDRESS. D. PHILLIPS, CORNER OF NORTH PARADE, & 3, MARY ST., ABERYSTWYTH, TEMPERANCE and Eating House. HORSES and CARRIAGES FOR HIRE by the day or hour. Trips made to Devil's Bridge, Plynlimon, Llyfnant Valley, Monk's Cave, and other plaees of interest in the neighbourhood..Good hones; steady drivers and reasonable prices. COALS. RHEIDOL COAL YARD. CAPT. DOUGHTON BEGS to announce that he has and Intends to Keep a Constant Supply the well-known SCOTCH COALS at very Low Prices for Cash. NEWPORT COALS always on hand also PETROLEUM OIL Private address, 45, North-Parade. E. P. TAYLOR, RADNOR HOUSE, TERRACE ROAD, FRESH Fruit and Vegetables every morning any part of the town. Gardener and Seeds- man. EDWARD ELLIS, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, HOUSE A GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Office and Auction Rooms and General Repository, 18, PIER STREET & No. 1, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Valuation for Probate and Transfer. Register of Property to be Sold, Houses and Pre- mises to be Let, Businesses to be disposed of, Sales by Auction of Household Furniture, Farming Stock, Shipping, Mining Machinery, &c. Sales of all descriptions undertaken, with prompt settlements. Advances made upon all goods con- signed for positive sale by auction or private treaty. Parties desirous of obtaining particulars of Estates and Houses, furnished or unfurnished, or Apartments to Let will have them forwarded on application. Household Furniture, Stock-in trade, Second-hand Books, and other passable Property, purchased. Consignments made daily. Furniture and Stock in- spected with view to purchase without charge. Rents collected, Properties sold by private treaty, Mortgages and general business negotiated. All business communications will receive punctual attention, addressed "E. ELLIS, 18, Pier-street, Aberystwyth." ESTABLISHED 1720. RED LION HOTEL, FOR STRATA FLORIDA ABBEY. LUNCHEON AND TEA AT ALL TIMES. TABLE D'HOTE BY ORDER. POSTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. MRS. JONES, PROPRIETRESS THE JUBILEE. IT should be generally known that W. WILLIAMS & Co. commenced their Tea Trade in the year 1837, in which Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. ascended the Throne, therefore W. WIL. LIAMS & Co.'s Teas are really the only Teas which have a claim to be considered JUBILEE TEAS." In the year 1837, in which W. W. & Co. com- menced their Tea Trade, Tea was first produced as an experiment in Her Majesty's Dominions, under the old East India Company's auspices, but since that time the choicest Teas in the world are produced in Her Majesty's Empire of India and Ceylon. W. WILLIAMS & Co. have been for about 20 years interested as large shareholders in one of the most successful Tea Plantations in India, and have thus possessed special facilities for watching the develop- ment of the Tea Industry in the Indian Empire, and, combined with their known experience and judgment, secure to the public the best value that is possible to obtain. W. WILLIAMS & Co's Teas are a combination of the Choicest Teas of India, Ceylon, and China growth. CHOICE TEAS, 3s. per lb; SUPERIOR TEA, 2s. 6d. per lb. FAMILY TEA, 2s. per lb. w. W. & Co.'s Teas are obtainable of most respect- able Grocers in England and Wa.ic<i, in registered wrappersl(whioh it is fraudulent to iannate). Agents appointed on application to W. WILLIAMS & Co., Wholesale Tea Warehouse, 5 & 7 Button Street, Liverpool. WINDOW BILLS, This House to Let," may Ike obtained at (he Obterver Offioe, price one pennjsaok. E. V. REES, WORKING LAPIDARY, GOLD & SILVERSMITH 2, KING STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, (NEAR THE COLLEGE). ALL REPAIRS DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE DAVID ROBERTS, THE BREWERY, TREFECHAN, ABERYSTWYTH, BITTER BKERS, MILD ALES, AND STOUTS IN PRIME CONDITION IN 36, 18, AND 9 GALLON CASKS. .B. BEER 1/6 per gallon. K. ALE 1/6 X. X. X. MILD 1/2 „ „ X. X. MILD l/ „ D. STOUT 1/6 „ S. STOUT 1/2 „ TERMS-NETT CASF. THE VISITORS OF ABERYSTWYTH CAN HEAR TELYNOR CYMRU, (Mr Johii Roberts, the oldest living Welsh Harpia in the World, who has played before Royalty, and gained many prizes), at their Lodgings, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Orders taken at Messrs. Wheatley and Sons', Music Warehouse, Terrace-road. E. P. WYNNE, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. j ff j

ABERYSTWYTH. MARINE TERRACE. Rook house,- Mr and Mrs Karat Mr T Tildsey Price Mrs Merman 3, Mrs L oyà- Mr and Mrs Weaver, nurse and two children, Lud- low Mr, Mrs and Master Williams Mr and Mrs Beavan 5, Osborne House, Mrs James- Rev and Mrs Sawday, Salop Mrs Henry Smith, Leamington Mrs Marsland Mrs Armitage, Stockport Miss Queenie Ashton 6, Mrs Watkins- Mrs Oldbury and 3 children, Knighten Mr and Mrs Wiustanleyjand family, Newcastle Mr and the Misses Farr, Hereford Mrs Browr ud maid, Welshpool 7, Miss A. 3 "!I- Mr and Newtown Mrs Ha;t Newton The Mit i Newton, Stratford-on-Avon LIr and Mrs Phillips, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Mayne and family, do Mr and Mrs James and family, do The Misses Lea, Tamworth 8, Mrs Davies— Mrs Taylor, London Capt G. E. Money's children The Misses Taylor Mr and Mrs Pilgrim, Leicester I Mrs S C Pilgrim, Burbage, Leicestershire Mrs Forde and family, Cheltenham Miss Dawson The Misses Mardon, Oxford 9, Mr and Mrs Spear, family and maid, London. Mrs Lewis aud maid, London Misses Adkins and maid, Birmingham Mrs Halherell and family, London Mrs Harans and family, Chester Mrs and Miss Roberts and maid, Oswestry 10, Mrs E. Jonec- Mr and Mrs Walker and family, :Birmingham Mr and Mrs Bosley, Hereford Mr and Mrs Blackwell & family, Northampton Misses G and A Bloxham, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Curtis and family, London Mrs Vaughan, Llandaff 11- Mr and Mrs Morgan Gr'ffiths, family and servanw. Lime Grove, near Carmarthen Mr, Mrs and Misses Lloyd, Kidderminster Mr and Mrs Dunlop Gemmill and family, Canada Misses (3) and Master Morgan, London Mrs and Misses Lemmon, Clifton Misses Edwards, Barmouth 12, Miss Vaughan Rees- Mrs and Miss Evans, Newport, Mon Miss Lewis, do Mr, Mrs and the Misses (3) Thacker Miss M Lavender Miss Matthew Mr E Cotterell, Walsall 13, Mrs Clay ton- Mrs Hntton, family and nurse, Birmingham 15, Cambridge Honse, Miss Evans- Mr and Mrs C. C. Smith, Wolverhampton Master and the Misses Eglington, do 16, Miss Hughes— Misses Clutterbuck, Richmonsworth, Herts Mr and Mrs Holyoake and family, Leicester Mr and Mrs Skerthouse, Annscroft Miss Spurgin, Tottenham Miss Pitcher, Bury St Edmonds Mr, Mrs and Master J H Goodal, Market Drayton. 17, Mrs JORes- Mr and Mrs MacLarran, family and srrvants, AIdArley Edge 18, Miss Owen- Mr and Mrs Ramsdale, Longton Mr and Mrs Elijah Pryee, Mont Mr and Mrs Lewis, Llandovery Mr, Mrs and the Misses Watts, Bristol 19, Mr Powell- Mr and Mrs Sydney Crawshay, family and maid Patney BELLE VUE HOTEL, Mr W. H. Palmer- General Orde; Major and Misses Orde; Mr and MM Sivow; Mr Glasseu; Mr and Mrs Dowling; mr Smith, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Cooley; Mr Davis Wheatleyr atr Brown, Cumnor; Mr and (2) Misses Pimm; Mr Rutherford Pimm, London; Mr Mountstevens, Bristol; Mr Haydon, York; ME and ihrei Roe, Birmingham; Mr and Mrs Harris; Mr Jones, Burton-on-Trent; Mr and Mrs Jenkins; Mr Newton; Mr Edwards; Misses (3) Lea; Mr ana Mrs Parker; Mr Thomas; Mr Holt; Miss Stephens; Mr Smith; Mr W Smith; Mr Jessop, Smethwick; Mr and Mrs Evans; Mr and Mrs Webster; Mr and Mrs Mallins; Mr and Mrs Backby; Mr Bellaing, Lichfield; Mr Pearson, Bullwell; Mr A Jones, Wolverhampton; Mr and Miss Adams, Stour- bridge; Miss Reece; Mr Hinchley; Mr Southern; Sussex; Mr Ashbourne, Brighton; Mr and Miss Milne; Mr Lawson, London; Mr Richards; Shef- field, Mr and Mrs Abel; Mr Hastilow, Worcester; Mr and Master Wyrch; Mr Wheeler, Southport; Mr and Mrs Page; Miss Low, Swansea; Mr Hum- phreys, Birmingham; Mr Walsh; Mr Howell, Manchester; Mr and Miss Collet; Mr Robert Thomae, Oswestry; Mr Wiiliams, Manchester; Mr Jones; Mr Gye, London; Mr Steventon* Stafford; Mr Haster; Mr Parry 24, Mrs Kenrick- Miss Charmbury and Miss Edwards, Bath Mrs and Miss Lewis Miss Johns, Carmarthen Mr and Mrs Sargeant and family, Cardiff Aiessrs Sydney, Willie, and Maxey Hodgkin, Bir. mingham The Misses Laoe, Boath, Cardiff 26, Waterloo hense, Miss A E Morris-* Mrs Grey, Leamington Mra Hardoastie, Shifnal ZZZZZ