Welsh Journals

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER iqth, 1887. Cardiff a Soutlj Wales "PUT IN EVERY HONEST HAND A WHIP.1' Extensive Alteration of Premises. Splendid Smoke Room added, replete with every comfort. F. A. MAGGS Rose & Crown Hotel, NORTH ROAD. Wines and Spirits Of the Finest Quality. Burton, Bass's and other Ales. HOT & COLD LUNCHEONS DAILY From 1 till 2,30. Good Stabling. R.A.O.B. The Whip taken in. CALL AT THE mmm3L tMmmF Jk.....■ J V**f JKbhSL Wice and Spirit Vaults, CHURCH_STREET Wines and Spirits of the Best Quality. Manager, James Govier (Dad). Holds, St. Mary Street, Cardiff. Under New Management. BRAKES, for passengers and parcels, run daily to and from the Hotel to Barry and Cadoxton. Cold Luncheons*. Billiards. STABLING. Proprietor, E. J. Smith Two Minutes' Walk from the Harlequins' Grounds, Bristol & South Wales Hotel Penarth Road. ALES, WINES & SPIRITS OF THE FINEST QUALITY. _______J. C. GRIFFITHS, Proprietor. Opposite Levino's Hall, Queen Street. THE VICTORIA HOTEL Proprietor, J. GKRHOLD. Nothing but the Best Ouality kept. Eta, Etttt&cle, Stage and Whip taken in. The Best House to Visit at Penarth, Railway Hotel, Close to the Station. Ales, Wines and Spirits. Proprietor, E. W. DAVIES. loiels. Under New Management. THREE HORSE SHOES INN WHITCHURCH. HARRY JEPSON Has taken to the above and hopes be supported by his friends. ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS Of the Finest Quality. Cigars of the Best Brand. THE CRITERION HOTEL, CHURCH STREET, CARDIFF. Proprietor, GEORGE GILLARD The Best Glass of Ale in the Town. Wines & Spirits Of the Finest Quality. Cigars of the Choicest Brands. _________The Whip taken in.__________ BKITISH VOLUNTEER, THE HAYES, CARDIFF. D. JOHN, Proprietor. American Bowling Saloon. Well Air'd Beds. D. WILLIAMS, 2, St. Mary Street, (Late with Messrs. Jotham & Sons.) CARDIFF. HATTER AND GENTLEMAN'S HOSIER. All Goods marked in plain figures, at lowest cash prices, on the Civil Service System. fca (3 —1 ci -d c<5^ rt <o -t-» 5 jS *T) +? v CO ft £ s ft S3 ■3 CO S-i CD 0 ftEBEHS r < Unsurpassed are the PHOTOGRAPHS by ______Mr. FREKE, 12, Duke Street. Printed by James Wood and Son, Docks, Cardiff, and Published by the Proprietors, 9, North Road, Cardift, November 19, 1887