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Mr. Disraeli, addressing the electors at Buck- ingham on Tuesday, observed that the general election was now virtually over, and that its effects were most satisfactory. Among other cheerful ligns of the times, the Conservative leader pointed out the fact of some working men, selected with great discretion, having been returned. To Mr. Disraeli's mind, the result of the elections is tanta- mount to a justification of his reform legislation, and at the same time a most decided proof of the numerical strength of the Conservative workmen, whose very existence was once called in question. Referring to the subject of education, Mr. Disraeli laid the 25th clause must be regarded as a symbol of the whole question, those in its favour being for religious, and those against for secular education.
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TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. GENTLEMEN, I beg to return you my sincere thanks for the honour conferred on me in again electing me as your Representative in Parliament, and to assure you of my desire by every effort in my power to merit the confidence reposed in me. I remain. Gentlemen, Tour obedient Servant, J. H. SCOURFIELD. Williamston, February 5, 1874. No. I, GOWER HOUSE, TENBY. MR. THOMAS REES will sell |by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premise*, No. 1, Gowas HousB, TKNBY, on TUESDAY, February 17, 1874, tho whole of the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And Effects, the property of Mr. JOBH LLOYD. Five Months Credit on approved Security. Llantern House. Jan. 28, 1874. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. THOMAS REF.S will Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, 4, BELLEVTJE, TENBY, on TUKSDAT, March 3, 1874, the whole of the valuable and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And Effects, the Property of Mrs. ANN REYNOLDS, Deceased. Four Months' Credit on Approved Security. Further particulars will shortly be issued. Llantern House, Feb. 9, 1874. TENBY CORPORATION WATER WORKS. rpHE CORPORATION of TENBY are desirous of, JL. receiving TENDERS from parties willing to Contract for Supplying, Laying and Fixing about 220 Tons of Cast-iron Pipes, with the necessary Sluice Valves and Fire Plugs, for the Water Supply of that Town. The Pipes are from six to three inches in diameter. Plans oi the Locality can be seen and Specitications obtained after the 14th February, at the Office of Mr. RICHARD HASSAKD, Civil Sngiueer, 1, West- minster Chambers, London; or at the Office of Mesbl's. GWYN NE and STOKES, Town Clerks, Tenby, to whom Tenders are to be sent before February 21st. THE ANGLO-BAVARIAN BREWERY COMPANY'S ALES. '],- "H E first prize Vienna Exhibition, 1873, and only J. Medal for noticeable progress in British Beer. The Ales combine the essential properties of the productions of Burton-upon-Trent, with the best Beer of Munich and Vienna Brewers upon the Bavarian eastern. apccial attention is invited to the present season's brewings, and particularly to the Vienna Prize Beer, which for purity, delicacy of flavour, and freedom troiii acidity, cannot be surpassed. PH Ie Ale (Vienna Priie Betr) Is. 6d. per gallon Amber Ale (Family Bitter Beer) Is. 2d. „ Other Ales (Mild Bitter & Strong) Is. to 2s. „ Port.'r & Stout (Mild Drinking) )s. to Is. 6d „ Fuinilies supplied in capks of 9 Gallons and upwards. AGENT—RICHARD PROBERT, GILBEY'S STOKES, TENBY. LOANS AND MORTGAGES. MONEY to lend in sums of £ 50 and upwards, upon Personal Security, at 5 per cent, interest. Term from 1 to 7 years. Also several Sums upon Mortgage of Freeholds or Leaseholds from 3* per eeut. Term trom 10 to 21 years. No commission charged. Apply to Messrs. BEVAN, No. 10, Lincoln's-Inn- Fields, London, W.C., personally (preferred) or by Letter. N.B.—Interest is payable half-yearly, aud is not required in advance. -u_ SOUTH CLIFF SCHOOL, TENBY, (Conducted by MRS. KINSEY THOMAS.) YOUNG LADIIiS4*ave great Educational advan- tage# and the comforts of a good home. The House is very large, and beautifully situated close to the sea. A resident Foreign Governess. Young chil- dren are taught upon the Kindergarten system. Reference to the Parents of Pupils. MILANESE HOUSE. rO be LET, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, MILANESE HOUSE, situate in High Street, containing eight Bedrooms, three Sitting-rooms, and other offices. Terms on application to E. SAIKB, 36, High Street. FERN HOUSE. '1^0 be LET, FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED, ± from 25th March next. Apply to W. ADAMS, 10, High Street. ANTED to Rent, by thd Year, two Sittiug and three Bedrooms, attendance and everything included. Price must be moderate. Sea View pre- ferred. Only two in family. Address, "A. Z. Post Office, Tenby. Now Ready, in small 8vo., price 1 s., the Second Ed tio>i of TENBY: Its History, Antiquities, Scenery, Tradi- tions and Customs. By Mr, and Mrs. S. C. HALL, illustrated with Eight Views and a Map. COHTMNTB—Pembrokeshire: its Geographical Des- cription, Inhabitants, and History Neighbourhood of Tenby: it* Botany, Conchology, Geology, Marine Fauna, Architecture, and Description, Cab and Boat Fares, Table of Dit;tauces, Bathing Regulations; Tenby Church: Description, History, and Monuments; Chapels, Tenby Castle and Town Walls, Climate, Hoyle's Mouth Cavern, Penally, Giltar Cliffs, Lyd-tep Caverns, Scotsborough, Gumfreston Church and Mineral Springs, St. Florence, Manorbeer Castle and Church, Carew Castle, Lamphey Palace, Pembroke Castle and Dock-yard, Milford Town and Haven, Stackpote Court, St. Goran's Chapel, Hnntsman'i Leap, Bosheston Meer, Stack Rocks, Sea Fowls, Amroth, Submarine Forest, Hean Castle, St. Issell's, St. Catherine's Island, Caldy Island, Tenby Oysters, Lobsters, Customs, Traditions, List of Reside Gentry, &c. R. Mason, the Library, Tenbj. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY BRISTOL. Any Amount of MONEY ready to be advanced on MORTGAGES. The Consulting Actuary's Report showed that the Assets exceeded the Liabilities at 31st July, 1871, by XIO,305 9s. 8d. The successful results of Twenty-two years' Business enable the Society to offer, amongst others, the fol- lowing important advantages to Borrowers, viz. :— IN ALL MORTGAGES OR JE300 AND UPWARDS, 1st. Expense of Survey V 2nd. Expense of Investigation of Title. 3rd. Expen&e of Mortgage Deed V Societv 4th. Expense of Government Stamp on 1 M ortgage; J The furegoing expenses, which formerly were charged to the Borrowers, are now defrayed out of the Funds of the Society. No increase is made in the usual Rates of Repayment, the Borrower getting the full advantage JOHN LUCAS, Chairman. GEO. S. BRYANT, Secretary. Agent for Tenby and District, Mr. S. B. MASON, Library, Tenby. JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE SIXPENCE, A CATALOGUE of British Recent MARINE SHELLS, compiled chiefly irom Jeffrey, by Rev. C M. PHELPS. R. Mason, Tenby. JUST PUBLISHED BY R. MASON. THE JUD^BO CHRISTIAN THEORY of time and space, nnd more particularly of that KINGDOM OF THE HEAVENS which was about to be set up upon earth in the apostles' days. Price Gd. THE MYSTICO-NUMERICAL SYSTEM of the He- brews. Price 6d. Works by F. B. Hooper: Rector of Upton Warren. THE REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST BY JOHN Expounded, 2 vols. 8vo. 1200 pp. Price 14s. SUMMARY of the above. 48 pp. 8vo. Is. PALMONI=The NUMBERER of SECRETS. 700 pp. 8vo. 8s. DANIEL'S PROPHECIES COLLATED AND EXPOUN- DED. 32 pp 8vo. 6d. GUIDE to the APOCALYPSE. 212 pp. 8vo. 3s. 6d. THE OLD AND NEW DISPENSATIONS CONTRAS- TED with reference to points at present contraverted. 48 pp 8vo. Is. To be had at Mason's Library. R. MASON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWSAGENT. HIGH STREET, TSNBY. Mason's Tenby Library. ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which Subscribers for at least Six Volumes for Six, Months or longer can have the NEWEST WORKS FROM MUDIE'S LIBRARY, and also the New MAGAZINES. Other Subscribers can have any of the Works in the TENBT LIBRARY, and the Maga- zines, after the first fortnight from the date of their pnblication. Books may be exchanged daily. All subscriptions payable in advance. REVISED SCALB OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. „ W 1 Vol. 3 Vols. b Vols. Fnnu>t ». d. & s. d. £ s. d. £ s. o 1 "Week 0 9 0 1 0.0 1 6.0 2 1 Month..„ 1 0 0 S 0.0 4 0 0 II. IMonths.0.0 & 0.0 10 0 0 13 » t „ « 0 0 12 6 0 18 0 1 4 0 1 Year 10 0 1 1 0 1 11 0 2 0 Writing Faner and Envelopes. Packets containing 120 sheets of Note Paper, 6d. Is. to 2s. 3d. j do. Black Border, Is. to 2s. 3d.; 250 Envelopes, Od., Is. 3d., 2s. 8d. and 2s. 6d.; very best qnality at from lOd. to Is. 6d. per 10O; Stamping in colour reduced to Is. per 100. A Really Good Pen is44 The Tenby Pen.' This Pen, calculated to suit most wrirers, 3d. per Dozea | or Gilt, 6d. per Dozen. Drawing Materials. Whatma»'» Drawing Paperd-flot-pressed, Not, aad Roagh-Thick and Extra Thick Machine Drawing an4 Cartridge Papers; Tinted Crayon Papers; Solid Blocks and Sketch Books of the above- mentioned Papers; London and Bristol Boards; Mounting Boards and Tracing Paper; Water Colours, India Ink, Ice.; Gold and Silver Shells; Drawing Pencils, 2d.,Sd., 6d.; Chalks, Crayons and Charcoal; Drawing Stamps and Pins Copies for Drawing from ent on Hire. Articles suitable for Presents Vmwa O. TENBY ON SATIN WOOD-Needlt Books, Pincushions, Pen-wipers, Jewel Cases. Boxs. -For Playing Cards, Bon-bons, Thread, Matches, Stamps, &c., &c. ViNws o. TBNBT OK GLAss-Paper Weights, Keedte Books, Pen-wipers, Pincushions, Stamp Cases, Note Books, &c. Ladies' Tnurist and Hand Bags, Courier Bags, &c.; Envelope Cases and Blotting Books Glove Boxes, Fans, and Card Trays; Scrap Books, Albums, and Crest Books; Dressing Cases, 17s. to L4 4s.; Purses, Card Cases, Flasks; Inkstands, Bookslides, and Pen Trays; Work Boxes, Writing Desks; Despatch Desk, morocco, 21s., russia, complete, £ 3 3t< Jewel Cases, Fancy Boxes; Pocket-Books, Diaries, and MS. Books; a variety of Illustrated Works and Bound Books; Boxes of Water Colours, Crayons and Pencils; Mor- dan and Pei ry's Patent Pencils; Broochca,, Buckles, Lockets, Bracelets, Crosses, &c.; The Elgin, stu- dent's, aud other Writinu Cases. Times, Standard, Telegraph, Daily News, Western Mail, and other Daily Papers, sttppHed to order on the Day of Publication, or lene to read also, the Weekly Hi nil and other Newspapers Magazine. &c. Illustrated and other Works suitable for Presentation. A choice selection of Illustrated Hooks. Devotional Works, the English Poets, Scientific Works, Cheap Novels, Tales for Young People, Children's Books, &e. All New Music at Half Price. Books Bought and Exchanged. Catalogues of Cheap New and Second-1 land Books in ancient and modern languages, free on application' Depot of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Bibles, Prayer-books, Church Services, and Hymns Ancient and Modern. Cottage Piano-fortes with the Latest Im- provements for Hire. Guides to Tenby, &c. Mason's Guide to Tenby, with a Map and 63 Illus- trations, foolscap 8vo., 2s.; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Haifa Tenby, Is., Handbook to Tenby, 3d. and6d.; Tenby Bone Caves, 6d.; Mrs. Gwynne's Tenby Souvenir, 24 pVoti,. Views, 21s.; Tales and Traditions of Tenby, .ooiscap 8vo., Is.; Falconer's Catalogue of Tenby Plants, Is.; A Week's Walk in Gower, (id.; Catalogue of British Marine, Lund and Fresh Water Shells, 3d., or Twelve for 2s. 6d.; a Monthly Railway and Tide Table, Id. Bedford's Photographic Views of Tenby, &c. .co. large variety of Views of Tenby—its Coast Scenery Views of Pembroke, Carew and Manorbeer Castles, &c., &c. Printed by RICHARD MASON, at his Priutiug Offi% Quay Hill, and Published br him at the Library High Street Tenby. Thursday, February 12, ta74,