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C.W.B. RESULTS. Itaes-y-dderwen County School, Ystradgynlais. The reBnlts of thf Central Welsh Board JXaminatioD of the above-nans eel school n.r*> Jjighly satisfactory. The school has secured 1 ^her certificate, 3 sapplptnentary certificate?, t senior certificates, and 17 junior certificates; '• 41)d no fewer than 40 distinctions were gained. The following gained exemption from Welsh jjjatricalation — H Noel Beresford, W L 5homas, Philip Williams, Esiah Jones, DIE ^Hliame. The detailed list is as follows HIGHER CERTIFICATE. ,.1tonald Gay Dawes, history, Latin, addi- Olaal mathematics. SENIOR CBRTIFICATB. .5 Noel BereBford, English, history, arifch- tbetic, mathematics, Latin, mechanics, physics, eorapby (two distinctions), (matricalation). filwyn Davies, English, arithmetic, mathe- matics, mechanics, physics, drawing (two a,&tioctions). Getbin Idris Davies, English, arithmetic, toktbematies, Welsh, mechanics, drawing. ^esta M L Davies, English, arithmetic, ^*thematioB, Latin, Welsh, mechanics. Brinley Edwards, Arithmetic, mathematics, Elsies, mechanics, geography (two distinc Griffith John Evans, arithmetic, mathe- matics, Welsh, mechanics, physios, geography to 6 distinctions). Elizabeth Mary Harris, English, mathe- t4%ties, Latin, phvsics, geography. Ethel Jones, English, arithmetic, matbe- ^t'cs, Welsh, mechanics, physics, geography. .Edward Morgan, English, arithmetic, mathe- matics, Welsh, physics, geography, drawing distinctions). lfed I Morgan, arithmetic, mathematics, f1eleh, mechanics, physics, geography, drawing '°&e distinction). Caesie May Phillips, Huglish, arithmetic, Schematics, Latin, mechanios, physics (two 'stinotionp). .Frederick W Phillips, English, arithmetic, ^tbematics, mechanics, physios, geography r? ^'s''not'onB)• Thomas Prioe, English, history, arith- etic, mathematics, Welsh, mechanics, physics, (two distinctions). L Thomas, matricnlation, English, history, jJ^hnaetic, mathen^atics, Latin, Welsh, ^hanics, physics, geography (3 distinction?). v Ethel M Walters, English, history, arith- ?etie, mathematics, botany, geography, draw- 8 (two distinctions). ^Charles Ware, English, history, arithmetic, j*thematics, mechanics, physics, geography, ^*ing (one distinction). Jhn E Watbins, English, arithmetic, matbe- "108, Welsb, physics, geogra^iy. ",tlewelyn Williams, arithmetic, mathematics, r. ekh, mechanics, physics, geography, drawing distinction). w, V>ilip Williams, English, history, arithmetic, £ **bematics, Latin Welsh, mechanics, physics, 08'apby (one diBtioction), matriculation. SUPPLBMENTARY CBRTIFICATE. ^aiah Jones, history, (matricalation). jOhn Samuel, Latin. UT.avid Isaac Erasmus Williams, history, (matricalation) I JUNIOR CERTIFICATE. Margaret G David, Eoglnb, arithmetic, mathematics, Welsh, physicp, geography (two disnnctions). G Mahfl Davies, Eoglish, arithmetic, matbe- m»tic«i, phrO¡"R. g'. osrrapby, drawing.. T Olw,-r Eiatis, Eculifb, history, arithmetic, mathematics, Latin, physics, geography (one dit-tiooiioii). Latimer JOPPS, English, hiptory, arithmetic, mathematics, Latio, W(.)!sb\phyicB, geography, (two di«»tiuotions). j B Evt,i)r..e Jones, English. hintory, arith- metic;, mathematics, Latin, Welsh, geography, drnwjKg (no? distinction). Gwilyna Tom Jones, history, arithmetio, mathematics, Wdh, phytics, geography (one distinction). John E Jones, English, history, aritbmetic, mathematics, Welsh, physics, geography. Matthew H Jones, English, history, arith- J metic, mathematics, Latin, Welsh, physics, i geography, drawing (two distinctions). Bessie Lewis, English, history, arithmetic, mathematics, Latin, Welsh, physics (one dis- tinction). Gretta Lewis, English, arithmetic, mathe- matics, Welsh. David Thomas Lloyd, English, history, arith- metic, mathematics, Welsh, physics (two dis. tinctions). Elizabeth Phillips, English, history, arith- metic, mathematics, Welsh, geography (one distictioii), R J Powell, English, history, arithmetic, mathematics, Welsh, physios, geography, drawing. Kenneth Salter, Englisb, history, arithmetic, mathematics, Latin, geography (two distinc- tions). D A Williams, English, arithmetic, mathe- matics, Latin, Welsh. Florence M Williams, English, history, arith. metio, m<*tbematic°. physics. Mnriel Williams, Euglish, arithmetic, history, mathematics, Welsb, physicp, geography. Brynmawr County School. Following are the results of the Central Welsh Bosrd Examination of the Brynmawr County fchool, which make a very gratifying list HONOURS CERTIFICATE. Benjamin McDonald Taylor, additional mathematics, chemistry. HIGHER CERTIFICATE. Horace Abraham Davips, English language and literature, bistory, French (-with conver- sational power), Latin (iu senior certificate). William Henry Davies, French (with con- versational power), additional mathematics, chemistry. Henry Thomas Grant, history, French (with conversational power), additional mathematics, chemistry (with distinction). SENIOR CERTIFICATE. Violft Mary Adams, English langnage and literature, history, arithmetic (with distinction), French (with conversational power), geography. Annie May Bann, Eugiish language and literature, arithmetic, French (with conver- sational power), geography. Elizabeth Isabel Baynham, English langnage and literature, history, arithmetic (with distinction), French (with conversational power). Violet Mabel Dowgell. English langnage and literature, arithmetio, French (with conver- sational power), geography.

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Marriage of Mr. A. W. T. Evans and Miss M. G. Williams. The marriage took place at St. Peter's Church, Carmarthen, on Thursday last, of Mr A W T Evans, second son of the Rev A E aid Mrs Evans, Gartbbreugy Yicarage, Brecon, and Miss May Gwendoline, youngest daughter of Mr and Mis D E WillianV, Napier House, Carmarthen. The ceremony was performed by the bride- groom's father, assisted by the Rev Parry Griffiths, vicar of St. Peter's. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a simple costume of ivory white corded silk, with cossage of white heather and crimson damask roses, and wore a white velvet bat trimmed with white velvet flowers. There were two small bridesmaids, Mollie Evans (sister of the bridegroom) and Miss Audrey Williams (niece of the bride), who wore white embroidered French muslin dresses with sashes of pink and red chine silk carried bouquets of white heather and pink and crimson roses and also wore gold four-leaved Shamrock brooches, all the gifts of the bridegroom. The groomsman was Lieut. H B Williams, A.V.C., youngest brother of the bride (now on leave from France), and Staff-Capt. C E Williams, R.E., and Mr Gordon Williams, Welsh Horse, were also home for the occasion. During the ceremony the organist, Mr Harold Malkin, F.R.C.O., played wedding marches. After the reception Mr and Mrs Evans left for Clifton and Torquay where the honeymoon s being spent. The bride travelled in a navy [ blue costume with a navy tagel sailor hat trimmed with rose du Borri. ==

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Use of Bracken as Litter. In certain districts where straw is scarce or where it may be profitably fed to stock, farmers and stockowners should consider the possibility of using bracken for litter. A special leaflet giving a short account of the use of bracken has just been issued by the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, who will send a copy to any applicant on receipt of an unstamped postcard addressed to them at Whitehall Place, London, S.W.

■MHanBMMVtjnriMiaaMiianBA i ininw—niiiw ii——ri r 1 Ordination by Bishop of St. David's Thf> Bi«hcp o? S'* h i an ordination )ZI Sunday, w'iH: the foilo'Vm,:■ wer-- :— I DEACONS, WriUra John Bremb-uu, Lnndra-. College of D'iYU.'K; G-Vji, D VifS, B.A. St. David' (Joll -ge, Lampeter, 8.A. Kebl- College, Oxfurf,; WeÎttor C,C!! L:í:b Den IPS, L:c.Div., S". David'* College, Liu>p-r.er; Xi'or Evans, B A., S". E i nj uu-i t-Ldl, Oxi-ml, aud Ely Theologies! College; Evan Ba-iJ.Herbert, B.A., Downing Colh-g1-, Cambridge John Jenkins, B.A., St. David's Coll. gc., L^sapeter, and St. M io jael's T College, Llaudaff; David Thomas JoL L'.c.Div., Si. David's College, » Lampeter Oliver Jcs: s, b A.. S D a v i d's Coli*>gr, Lampeter R iherf; Harold Norby, B.A, S'. Csuiiarloe'fi Colieg-, Cambridge; Emrys Rerg, B. A Uuiv-rxity College of South Wales aud Moumoatb^hire and Et. Michael's Tin ologiol Coiitge, Ltandf.ff; D »i;iel Richards, L-.c Div., St. D DIvid David S*mu>:l Williams. Lie.Div.. S> David's O > letter*- cf request from tbe Lo;d Bishop of Liaudeff:- Albett Henry I literate Eber Davies, literate William Walters, Lichfield Theolog- ical C,;i! K Jnhn Winiat-j". Lie.Div., St. David's College, Lampeter. PRIESTS. Frec-^ick CU .RH S, SUck, B.SJ., Exettr Col- lege. Uoiv-ii'iSy College of Lindon TAmes Lewis Davit'p, Lie Div,, St. Divid'a College, Lampeter Oliver D.tvies, B.A., St. David's College, Lampeter Philip iobu Harrirp, B.A., St. David's College, Lampeter David Jones, f M.A., J; sns College, Oxford; Alfred Garner R^s. L;e.Div 8t. Divid'n College, Lampeter John Tbomas, B.A., St. David'* College, Lampeter, and St. Micbaei't* College. Llaudafl George Thomas Walters, B.A., St. David's College, Limpet,t r.

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Tudor Joseph EvanF, English language and literature, history, arithmetic (with distinction), elementary mathematics, French (with con- versational power), geography. Garon wy Griffith, English langutjga and literature, history, arithmetic, elementary mathematics, French (wIth conversational power), chemistry, geogranby. Hyman David Isaacs, English language and literature, history, arithmetic (with distinction), elementary mathematics (with distinction), Latin, French (with distinction and conver- satiooal power), chemistry (with distinction), geography. Reginald James, English language and literature, history, arithmetio, elementary mathematics, French (with conversational power), chemistry, geography. Wilfred Jones, English language and litera. ture, arithmetic (with distinction), elementary mathematics, French (with conversational power), chemistry, geography. Gladys Lewis, English language and litera- ture, arithmetic, French (with conversational power), chemistry. Joseph Morgan, English language and liters- tnre, history, arithmetic (with distinction), elementary mathematics (with distinction), chemistry, geography. Llewelyn David Morgan, English language and literature, history arithmetic, elementary mathematics, French (with conversational power), chemistry, geography. Ada Ceinweo Rees, English language and literature, history, arithmetio, elementary mathematics, French, geography. Alban Oswald Rooke, English language and literature, history, arithmetic, French (with conversational power), chemistry, geography. Jessie McDonald Taylor, English langaage 1 and literature, history, arithmetic (with dis- tinction), elementary mathematics (with dis- (inction), Latin, French (with distinction and conversational power), chemistry (with dis. tinction), geography. SUPPLEMENTARY CBRTIFICATE. Flossie Edith Denner, arithmetic (with dis- tinction), Latin. Frances Mary Donbleday, arithmetic. Ena Blanche Howella, Latio. Lilian Mariel James, history. Emma Olive Rowlands, arithmetic, element- ary mathematics. JUNIOR CERTIFICATE. Jeanie Browne, English language and litera- ture, arithmetic, French (with conversational power), drawing (with distinction), needlework, cookery (with distinction). Ellen Bush, English langaage and literature, arithmetic (with distinction), elementary mathematics, chemistry, geogruphy, drawing, (with distinction), needlework, cookery (with distinction), John Percival Davies, English langaage and literature, arithmetic (with distinction), ele- mentary mathematics, Latin, French (with distinction and conversational power), chemis- try (with distinction), geography, drawing (with distinction). Beatrice Annie Evans, English language and literature, Freuob (with distinction and con- versational power), geography, drawing, needlework, cookery (with distinction). David Charles Evans, English language and literature, history, arithmetic, elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversa- tional power), chemistry (with distinction), geography, drawing. David Morgan Jenkins, English langaage and literature, arithmetic, chemistry, geography, drawing. Emmiah Jones, English language and litera- ture, arithmetic, French (with conversational power), geography, drawing, needlework, cookery. Penry Morris, English langaage and litera- ture, history, Latin, French (with distinction and conversational power), chemistry, geo- j graphy, drawing.

Winifred Murphy, English language) and literature, Latin, Frenob (with conversational power), chemistry, drawing, needlework, cookery. Alice Phillips, English Ip.Dgn'l.ge and litera- ture, arithmetic, French (witll coovf;isat,ional power), cbfioiiafcrv, needlework, cookery. Dorifi Mary Rees, English language and literature, history, arithmetic, Freuch (with coriverr4ational power), chemistry, needlework, cookery. Jane R-e, English language and literature, ar,ithmetic, elementary mathematics, French (with conversational power), geography, needle- work, cookery. Thomas Rorrison Sutherland, English lan- guage and literature (with distinction), history, arithmetic, elemeiDf.ary mathematics, French (with conver8ationnl power), chemistry, geo- graphy (with distinction), drawing (with distinction). Nanette Madeleine Simpson, English language and literature, history, French (with conversational power), geography, drawing, needlework, cookery. Dorcas May Thomas, Eoglisb language and literature, arithmetic, Latin, Freuch (with conversational powpr), dwawing, cookery. Martha Doria Webb, English language and literature, arithmetic (with distiuction), ele- mentary mathematics (with distinction), Latin, French (with distinction and conversational power), chemistry, geography, drawing, needle- work, cookery (with distinction). Mattie Williams, English language and literature, French, chemistry, drawing, needls- work cookery. Builth Wells County School. The Central Welsh Board euocesses of the Boilth Wells County School are as follows:- HONOURS CERTIFICATE. William Edwin Lewis passed in English language and literature, Latin, French (with conversational power). SENIOR CERTIFICATE. Trevor Watkin Evans passed in English I language and liternturp, history, arithmetic (with distinction), mathematics, Latio, Welsh (with distinction), French (with conversa- tional power), geography (with distinction). I William Setb Griffiths passed III English language and literature, history, Arithmetic, elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography. Parry Morgan Jones papsed in English Ungusge aDd literature, elementary mathe. matics, Latin, geography. Henry James Meredith passed in English langaage and literature, history, arithmetic, elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography. Walter Powell Phillips passed in English langaage and literature, arithmetic, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography. Hilda Pugb passed in English langaage and literature, arithmetic) elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography. SUPPLEMENTARY CERTIFICATE. Roby Beynon passed in elementary mathe- matics. Olive Ruby Bowyer passed in Latin. Margery Cbeyne passed in French (with I conversational power). JUNIOR CERTIFICATE. John Dyke Bafton passed in Eolisb lan- guage and literature, history, arithmetic, French (with conversational power), chemistry, geography, agriculture. Catherine Myfanwy Griffiths passed in English language and literature, elementary mathematics, French (with conversational power), geography. David Ernest Jones passed in English language and literature, history, arithmetio (with distinction), elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography. Mabel Jane Jones passed io English lan- guage and literature, arithmetic, elementary mathematics, Latiu, French (with conversa- tional power), geography, hygiene. Eunice Bertha Penton pas3ed in English ¡ langoage and literature, history, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography, j hygiene. Avan Iorwerth Price passed in English language and literature, history, arithmetic, language and literature, history, arithmetic, Welsh (with distinction), geography, chemistry, agrioulture. John Edmund Ptice passed in English language and literature, history, elementary language and literature, history, elementary mathematics, arithmetic, Latio, Welsb, geography, chemistry (with distinction), agriculture. Constance Patricia. Thomas passed in English language and literature, history, elementary mathematics, Latin, French (with conversational power), geography, chemisiry (with diptiociion), hygiene (with, distinction). Ellis Wrdi Williams passed in English language and literature, history, arithmetic, j elementary mathematics, Latin. French, geography, chemistry, agriculture. j