Welsh Journals

Hrw^stli Beaner^ /Iftagasme, $o. 8. Vol. i. AUGUST, 1893. Price One Penny. LLANIDLOES. BAPTISMS. June 30—Frank, son of David and Bridget Cleaton, Hafren Street. July 2—Alice Louisa, daughter of George William and Annie Elizabeth Hopper, Station View. DEATHS. June 26—Ernest Ivor Leyshone, Long Bridge Street? aged 19 months. „ 3()—William Davies, Pariah Clerk, aged (57 years. ,, 30—Jane Evans, Crowlwm, aged 73 years, July 3—Thomas Ivor Breeze, Church Place, aged 3 months. m 7—Richard Hughes, 5, Foundry Terrace, aged 68 years. j. 21—Eichard Evans, Church Place, aged 67 years. HYMNS FOE AUGUST. Matins. ^th Sun. aft. Trin. 107 317 319. ll*h „ „ „ 244 218 255 l2tQ „. „ „ 36 243 165 l3tn „ „ „ 189 207 273 Anthem :— Evensong. 256 460 23 185 198 27 542 191 274 307 24 (Llanidloes Notes on death of Parish Clerk, and °ther matter crowded out.) LLANDSNAM. The Royal Wedding .•—The 6th, the day of the -ttoyal Wedding was quite a Gala day in this 'Parish. °e Church Bells commenced early to ring out QViJ peals, and continued to do so at intervals Ur«ig the day. The Plas Dinam Family generously Pr°vicled abundance of Tea and cake for the whole Parish. There was tea laid out on the drive leading Plas Dinam for all frcm the village and the immediate neighbourhood, also at Llidiart-y-Waen and Oakley Park for the people residing in those districts. At night there was a grand display of fireworks on Plas Dinam grounds, which was most successfully managed by Mr. Blackley, and was a real treat to most of those present, as the majority of them had never witnessed anything of the kind be¬ fore ; and it will be sure to impress the event of the day indelibly on the minds of the children, whose frequent exclamations of delight proved how thoroughly they enjoyed it all. MAEEIAGE. Davies—Beadnell.—July 19th, by the Eev. Morgan Jones, M.A , Vicar of the Parish, assisted by the Eev Edmund O. Jones, M.A., Vicar of Llanidloes, John David Davies, Solicitor, Llanidkes, to Gwendoline Evelyn Constance Mabel, eldest daughter of Captain and Mrs Beadnell, Tyddyn. LLANGURiG. It is with deep regret and sorrow that we have to record the death of Mrs. Davies, Delfarch, which oc¬ curred on Saturday, July 8th. The sad event, which was wholly unexpected, has cast a gloom over the whole district. Mrs. Davies had for many years been afflicted with a weak heart, from which, together with a severe attack of rheumatic fever, she succumbed. The funeral took place on Thursday, the 13th ult., at Llangurig, when a vast concourse of the inhabitants and others attended as a mark of respect for the de¬ ceased and of sympatic for the bereaved family. Cn the Sunday following the funeral sermon was preached to a large congregation by the Vicar, who took for his text Job XIV., 1 & 2. Mrs. Davies was greatly respected in the parish, and the deepest sympathy is felt for her bereaved husband who has been left with the care of four children. During the previous week Mr. Edward Morgan died at Troedylon, at the ripe age of 83 years. He had