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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-24

$500 IL more years, the Cattle Fair
IilllEe Hotel, situate in the fourshing
M1l& village Of Brighton, in the County
of Middlesex, stand long known
and distinguished. The Hotel is large new
building, lately erected, with spacious accom-.
modations. 1t has a very extensive Dining
Room, Bar, and other convenient rooms ad-
joining, with China and other Closets; large
Hall, finished in handsome, plain style, for
dining and evening parties; sufficient number
of Bed Chambers; good Cellar and Kitchen,
with suitable Apparatus commodious Out
Houses, Sheds and Barns, and Pens properly
constructed and fitted up; the whole judcious-
ly arranged to accommodate, with great con-
venience, a numerous concourse of persons,
who convene there every Monday in the year
to attend the Cattle Fair II is about FIVE miles
from Boston. The stand is as extensively not
ed, and is as favorably located as any Hotel in
the Commonwealth, and may be made as lu-
crative. 1t has always received full share of
the public patronage, and, with its present new
and enlarged accommodations, it is TO be pre-
sumed its patronage and custom will increase.
Applications to hire the Hotel must be made
in writing, with proper references, and address
ed to ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Esq, Brigh-
ton, on or before the eighth day of December
next, before o'clock, P. NJ, postage paid.
Nov 81
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NNHE subscriber gives notice to his patrons,
N that he shall stop carrying the Worcester
Newspapers to Hopkinton, Milford, and Men
don, Dec. 2. All persons indebted for Papers
must make immediate payment. shall be at
FaFnsworths Store, Dec. 10, at 10, A. M; at
the Stone Hotel, in Hopkinton, at IL, A. M. !;
at Moses Phipps's Store, in Hopkinton, at /, p
M. at Aaron Clafn's, in Milford, Dec II, a,
10, A. NJ, at William Green's, in Mendon, at
I2,P. NJ. Nov. "a. SAM'L. SADLER.
GF Arrangements have been made by the
publishers of this paper for supplying their sub
scribers on the above route in another mode, oil
which they will have seasonable notice.
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HoPs. English papers inform US that the
hop crop has suffered much injury in some
parts of that country, and that it would gener-
ally be short. In consequence of this, the price
had advanced and the demand increased, and a
further rise was anticipated. We may, there
fore, calculate on demand here for exporta-
ton, and an improvement in prices.
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STRAYED

EROM the pasture of the subscriber, in the
IL westerly part of Worcester, % SHEEP,
marked with red on the back Of the neck, and
two stripes over the back Whoever will give
information where they can be found, shall be
paid for all necessary expense and trouble.
LUTHER BURNETT, JR.
Worcester, Nov. "a.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

The next Monthly Meeting of the Worcester
North District Temperance Association will be
holden in Princeton, on the second Wednesday in
December next, at the Rev. Mr. Phillips's Meet
ing House. Delegates will meet at IL o'clock,
A. NJ, and the public exercises will commence at
IL O'Clock, NJ, precisely Per order.
Nov. %. G. B. PARKER, Asst SecrV.
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MA Pr En-

In Westboro', by Rev. Mr.. lockwood, Mr. J. B.
Kimball of Boston, to Miss Nancy Grant of w.
In Shrewsbury, by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Jubal
Howe of Boston, to Miss Ann J. Sumner
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Real Estate for Sale.

Il FHNHE subscriber offers for sale
fTS1E IL new Dwelling House and Car
lSaA penter's Shop. together with about
a@ half an acre of Land, situate few
rods from the Meeting House, in Grafton, on
the road leading to Worcester Said House il
well finished, and conveniently built Cor the ac-
commodation Of two families Said Shop il
well calculated in every respect for Cabinet
Mandatory and Ware House, or Chaise and
Harness Making.
U For further information inquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
JOSIAH H. HAMMOND.
Grafton, Nov. "a.
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CAUTION.

KWT CAUTION
w HEREAS, Nancy, my Wife, has left
my bed and board, This is to forbid all persons
will pay no debts of her contracting, after this
date. EPIIRAIM WHITCOMB.
Bolton, Nov. 90, 1880. AZ
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WOOD FOR SALE:

ssHA AT Public Auction, on SATuR-
ss IN DAY, the eth dag of Nevsn-
Der inst, at 2 o'clock, r H., all the
Wood standing on that part of the
-~- Chandler farm in Worcester. which
lies on the south side of the Patch road so call.
ed, being about 25 acres The sale will take
place on the land, which will be divided into 3
separate lots, for the accommodation Of purcha.
sers. A liberal credit will he given for the
whole of the purchase money, If desired, on
good security with interest.
J. M. EARLE, .auetr.
Worcester, Nov. II
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WORCESTER LYcEUM. Lecture tomorrow
evening by A. d. Foster, Esq, at z o'clock pre-
ciseIu
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Pot fishes and Copperas,
NOR SALE by the barrel, at Boston prices,
IL by ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester, 18th mo. II.
CIDER WANTED.
A GENEROUS price will be paid for a few
IN barrels of good nelo- made CIDER. In.
qulre at the Office of The Massachusetts, SPY.
Nov. II.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
v seriber has been duly appointed Admins.
TRAITOR on the Estate of RUTH GATES, late
OF Barre, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that truse
oy giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
m axe immediate payment; and althose to whom
SAID Estate is indebted are requested to exhibits
their demands for settlement.
THOMAS DENNIS.
May 8, 1880. III
Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Nov. 10, 1880.
To The Widow and Heirs of WILLIAM S1wyFR-
late Of Sterling, in said County, deceased and 10 az
others concerned ia the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear az Won
IL see fD at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in January next, at ten of the clock. before
s " '"O" oausS WY License should not be
granted to sell and convey SO much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased as will raise two hundred
and seventy dollars, for the payment of debts
and charges.
Az NATU,1 pATNC y.
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. l6. 1880.
40 the tpidolu and Heirs of EDMUND Boon. iats
OF Bolton, in said County, deceased os.d Is
all others concerned in the Estate of said deceased
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see hp at the Court of Probate TO he hold.
en- al worcester, in said County, on the list Tues.
"sy IN January next, at ten of the clock. before
hoon' 10 show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole Or so much
81 the Real Estate of said deceased as will rs;se
me sum of one thousand dollars, for the payment
OF debts and charges; and you will be heard
thereon. "ea'1
47# NATLp, pAYNC
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Nov. 10, 1880.
To the Widow and Heirs of WILLIAM SAwYrR.
late OF Sterling i" said County, deceased and to al
others concerned IN the Estate of said deceased.
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CATTLE FAIR HOTEL.

TO BE LEASED, for one or
IL more years, the Cattle Fair
Hotel, situate in the fiourishing
village Of Brighton, in the County
of MiddlnsnN n afand Lana knn,rn
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THANKSGIVING Tomorrow is set apart az
a day of Thanksgiving in the States of Yer.
mont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Con.
nsotcut, and Thursday Of neat week, Dec. 2,
in Maine and Massachusetts,.
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NATFL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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NATH'L. PAINE, y. PROB.

" Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Nov. is. 1880.
40 the tpldo'U and Heirs of EDMUND BLooD. late
o. Bolton, in said County, deceased, aad h.
all others concerned ia the Estate of said dsceas,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

u Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, in hislste Speech
IN the U. S. Senate, on Mr. F0ots resolution,
says truly, that, if the people Of a State deny
the constilutionaity of n law enacted by the
federal government, there are three modes in
which she can constituiionaiiy obtain redress
and only three. They are, Isl, by the judi.
cary 2dly, by 40 appeal TO the people al the
polls and the ballot boxes and, 3dy, by cul
ing upon the States 10 amend the Constitution
Referring, then, TO the pussIbiiny that mel
Their OF these IN ,dcs will complaining State be
able TO obtain redress of her grievances, real or
ina ginary, and that, like South Carolina.
through the organ of some foreign, dIsorgan-
zng Jacobm, such as Thomas Cooper, she
should continue to hector and TO threaten 10
obsiruci and nullify the operation of the fede-
raj laws, MIR. Holmes asks. tohnti is 10 be done
Add answer. the enquiry by phhy quotation
OF the opinion expressed by honest Nathaniel
Maon, of North Carolina " If Il State will
no, submit, (said Mr.. Macon,) let her 20.
Withdraw your power and protection, send
home her Senators and Representatives aud lei
the State set up for herself, and. IN very short
time, she will come back, and s,pplicate you TO
receive her again "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

ma''nn OF the former Inc truth ., Mr.. Cooke .
was either wrong wheu, previous TO the call
OF Convention, lie was ehdeavofips Ia inaor >
the Irans-Alleghany people to believe tina
their Interests we're IDENTICAL with those of The
Valley county, and, in strain of spirit stir.
ring eloqnence, exciting them to /" mutin, and
rage against the Old Constitution or he il
wrong now, when, 10 vindraie his comprom,s.
ing course in the Convention, ~ find, il neces
say TO aban lon th4t posiiion-to say thai the
arguments he then employed were merely nd
copiandam-that the Valley possesses no idrn.
hty, but rather a contrariely Of interest with
the Trans-Alleghany country-and that IL is
the Piedmont country, las he christens the
counties al the base of the Blue Ridge) with
which the feelings and interests of the Valley
are blended. II is for him to say rhirh of his
views is erroneous. aud Which correct. II is
apposilely compared by MIR. Doddridgeto the
cunning policy of Napoleon, who, inviting the
King of Spain TO Bayonne, 10 confer for their
mutual benefit, made him prisoner, and seized
upon his provinces. There are, loo, other con.
sideraiions connected with this controversy be-
tween Nlr Cook and Mr. Doddridg., which are
calculated to enlist public Sympathy in behalf
of the latter, and TO lessen considerably the
hold on public esteom which the former had
at one time acquired even among those who
were personally unacquainied with him. Hav
ing accomplished the evil, If not by "irsdche.
~ most certainly by imprudence and indis-
cretion, Mr. Cookies policy should have been
silence or, # he could not be silent, at least
he should have avoided giving offence to 9th.
ers, by asssl ling, as he has done, a community
with HON, in the days Of his " uncompronlis-
ing" adherence 10 principIe, he had made Conn
mou cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

a GREEABLY TO an act of the Ganeral As.
-slA sembly OF Virginia, entitled an nc, IN
amend an ACT entitled an aci dividing the town
OF Lynchburg into wards and for other nur.
poses passed February 10, 1890; /. Samue,
Bransfnrd, SERGEANT of The Corporation of
bYnchbuTg, do certify that | bave held cleo.
toms On each ward) in the said town. on
Tuesday 'he 9th day Of April. 1880. for Alder.
men aud Common Councimen, and retur,, III.
following persons as being duly elected in ca elt
ward 20 serve us such:
ALDERMEN.-For Lynch Ward. No.
John w. Bagwell, Elijah Fletcher. Amman
Hancock John II. ID. Payne, Richard S III,
den aad John NJ. Otey.-For Henry Ward No.
2 -Alboo Mcdaniel, Pleasant Labby, samuel
Nowlin, John NJ. Warwick James W. MORGAN
and Henry NJ. Ddlake
COMMON COUNCILMEN.-For t,,,b
Ward, No. l.-Samuel Clayton, William w.
Norvell, Fielding l.. Williams. Chris,onber
Roberts, Smitbson II. Davis and Bernard Fin
ney.-for Henry Yard. No. John Thur.
man. Joshua X. Holmes, James NewhalI. Da.
vid G. MnIreIl. John &. Mesm and John
Smith, jr. SAML. BRANSFORD. Serjeaut
ofhe Corporation Of Lynch burg.
April 8 lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

just been enacted, $50 the ttpuision offree per
son, of COLOR II /, to operate retrospect
lively. as far back as the year 1925 All who
have entered the Stae since that time. are TO
be erpslied, except thy are married, have chill
dren born there, audesn give security for their
good conduct We epeat the qrestio ION, then,
and we should be GID ifihe opponents of,he
Colonization Society would give us sa,isfac-
tory answer, Whr'e are the free persons of
color 10 20, but TO Iberia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

A colored mnn vnamed Punch died IN BALI
more on tho 26'h ul, in cons, quence Of intern.
perance.
We learn from The y. Hampshire Statesman
thai the suit OF Timothy Upha,o, r. Hill and
Barton, proprietors of the n. II. Patriot. for
the late libe, on his character forged by Isaac
Hill and published 10 that paper, was in order
for trial last week al Exeter. Tho plaintiff
was prepared. bur the defendants asked for n
continuance, aud IT was granted, until ottober
term.
-Four FREQ persons ofcalor have been arres
ted IN New CtleHns, IN charge of circulating
e" Walkers Appeal" alias The Boston Dmboli-
cal Pamphlet.
The ny Evening Post expresses belief
that the committee of ways and means will
make report favorable TO the constitutional
ity aud enpediency OF the Bank Of tue United
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

N1fIsS l.. MATTHEW'S begs leave to in
III form the inhabitants OF Liberty and It's
vicinity, that she intends to open n Millinery
Store on Main Street. on the 10Th Of the pres.
ent month--she will keep handsome assort-
IN nj OF Bonneis Of every description, par,icn-
larry L.ghorns. which size can sell remarkably
low. Leghorn pnnels bleached and made up
10 any pattern, with neatness and disp atch -
All orders from the country punciually execu
ted.
April 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
aP The following paragraph is copied from

VI The following paragraph IS copied from
late No. OF the London Times
" Gen. King, one of the Grooms of the
Kings Bedchamber WAS dismissed from his
office by command of the King, for voting a.
gainst Ministers on the hrst night OF the ses-
sion
How similar are the reasons given for the
removal of an officer, by King George, on The
other side of the water. aud by King Andrew
on this An officer vutes against Ministers in
Parliament, and Tot hwith he is " punished by
removal. Here, An officer votes against the
successful candidate fcr the Presidency and the
same punishment of removal is the certain CON
sequence fig for the freedom Of opinion and
the privilege of the elective franchise, where
such principle, Tor rather, such want Of
prmciple) is the rule of action.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
CanlpbeN. March Conri. 1890.

SfOiN TRENT, complainant against Caleb She,rex
~ William Shcarer and Thomas kosscr, dcfts in Char.
Gerry
The defendants Caleb and William Shearor mt hos,
ing entered their appearance and given security acce
ding 10 the act of assembly and the rules Of this COM,
and II ppoarng totho satisfaction of this court s
they Inhabitants ofths State Is ordered ana
decreed that they do appear here the second NJ
day IN July next and answer the bill of the compi,;
ant Otherwise, the same will be taken ccnlesssd
and that copy of thrs order he forthwith nserted ~
some newspaper printed IN the iowa OF .Lynehh,..
for two onths SUCCESSFULLY. and posted UP at the c
house door of the aforesaid county. ~ou'
"A copy -Tes'e, JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
Aprlo ,ys,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

4 Countsrfeiic" eoaght go fhe last fincaN'e
paper informs us that, on The preceding Thurs.
day, " man oil respectable appearance, who
gave bis name as Smon d. Spencer, aud says
he is from the Slate Of Tennessee was taken
mp in that town, on suspicion Of being n coun-
terfeiier. On searching his saddle bags, n cor
siderable qnantlty Il notes, paper, INK, plates,
vt. W re found" The matter was of course
about 10 undergo Judicial investigation We
learn, from another source, that Spencer made
strenuous efforts 10 escape from the officer,
when he was arrested and that suspicion was
first excited against him, in consequence of his
having been seen on C, ms of faIniiarity with a
man. whose reputation is notorious in all these
parts, as no Green,horn in such maiters-bnt
who has ingenuity enough to Keep his head oul
of the laws moose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08


u 1t seems difficult TO ascertain whether
that important parsonage, Mordecai Manass {
Noah, Judge Of Israel, and Krng OF Anara. is
Or is not the Editor of the New York Courier
and Enquirer-whether he is or is mol, res
ponsbe foi IFS leading arli les and more es-
pecialIy for those imprudent Essays which
have lately aroused against that papei the tire.
mendous wrath ofthe Editor Of the Washing
ton Telegraph. In the first place, he gave per
mission to the y. Y. Herald to deny that he
had any thing whatever to do with the man
agement OF the Courier-this was followed up
by a proclamation, under bis own sign manual
The first time we have had the pleasure OF see
ing IL since his ark foundered on Mount ARA
rat } in which his connection with the Courier
is distinctly avowed and the Herald catechlS-
ed for interfering with his concerns-this a
gain is followed by letter from Noah To Duff
an extract from which is inserted in the Mud
Machine, saying did not write either Of the
articles in the Courier, relative to the next
Preside ntial election, nor were they submitted
10 nv inspection'--and then again in the
Courier Of the 30lh ult. it is expressly declared
tina, " Mr.. Noah is pledged TO support the
Courier and Enquirer, so far as his obligations
TO the republican party may call for his seryi
ces and he is bound to come forward, when
required. and give TO this paper all the aid in
his power. This he has Now, from
this medley OF contradictions, who can tel
what is the real position of NJ. NJ Noah 2 Is
he on the fence Or is he of And If he be
off. on which side is he7 these queries may
be safely answered. as soon as the Senate shall
act delinirively upon his nomination, and not
before. twill depend upon its confirmation
or rejection and if it be rejected, by whose
agency that result shall be effected, where Mr..
Noah will be found in the next struggle. he
Yields a Swiss peu-ready at all times, 10
employ il for him who will pay the big hest
plice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
a1NINful GOODS,

IN PARI
English French and lula Ginghams
koulard Camhrics aud Cslicoss
Fancy Dress Sndwls and searf,
do Ladies Canvas
do Elegan, Embroidered Gln.ea
do do Carved Top Tortoise CamDs,
some entirely NJ. styles
PLAN Tuck and Silr do. very cheap
flsln aud figured Lrghnrns
Open Straw, Ladies Misses and Iofaots' Cot
tnge Bonnet. and Hats
While hack mud hui Navprino Bonnets. -
handsome aud very fashionable article
at 81 each.
We nfe no" receiving and oponnp. direct
from New York. our sopply Of st,ipg .ad
Sumner Goods, which We ask the favor q, o,,,
FRIENDS and Customers to examine, assuring
them Thai our assortment will be eompr,s,d ni
the most fashionable aud desirable goods and
promise that prices sheil he lower Than hereto.
fore known IN this market
L.. u r. u. N0RVELI.
April 8 w2w,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

u In Morgan county, eight candidates for
seats IN The next Legislature are announced
IN tue papers. Among them, is wheet-horse,
by the name ofWillam Smith who saysin his
circular that this is his eterenh trial. Not
witbstandng his frequent aud successive de
feats, heretofore, he says, he is by no means
" offended with hls leioW.ciIIzsns though, If
he be again defeated, che shall take it for
granted tina, they can get along without his
services" and shall thenceforth be contPnted
with The" post Of honpr--a private station -
We do not know which most 10 admire, the
patience which has been proof against such
frequent defeats, or the phil 1sophy with which
he has evidently armed himself beforehand 10
sustain discontinue in his last attempt In the
same county, Mr.. Jeremiah Haywood IS also
n candidate and he publishes his political
creed for the benefit OF the good people whom
he wishes to be his constituents. the closing
article of which ID as follows +" believe thai
all men are 10y nature free aud equal and
ought 10 enjoy equal liberty, so far as they act
woods creed were generally received and act
ed upon, the pink of consistency" who edits
the Enquirer would be seriously afe cited by
lis operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

" We'fnd the following pithy and pointed
Toast among number drunk lately at Public
Dinner, given at fremont House, Boston:
" The builders of the Political Fence-who
pay with posts those who have done tue rait'
ing"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
REVIEW
or tho 1.ynciIburg Markets,
Corrected for Me PirRuiia,l, bv

OF tho 1.ynciiburg Markets,
Corrected Jor The PirgDinn by
THOMAS A. iloLcosBE and RICHARD IYnGL,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of pasaed lobac-
CO, from 80 - TO 30
Inferior To common, 90 TO 81
Common to good, 3 500 ; %
Good 10 fine, r ~ 10 30
Strips, 3 % 10 ! 10
Refused 2oet 2 %
General sales Of passed tobacco, 80 . to 90
do do refused 2 90 10 %
Inspected the past week 27i bhds. ni passed
tobacco VI hhds ofrefused-ioial 800.
Comparison Of Inspections.
Passed, Refused. For insp. S ock
April |, 80, 26l3 6yi 822 1873
80, 2ii3 7U7 1891 1894
No change 10 prices the present week. either
al home or abroad. More is dong in the arii-
Gle, and the buyers anxious 10 purchase at the
present reduced prices. The crop costumes
TO be inferior, and fine tobacco scarce.
Flour SO - 10 3 37i
Wheat 90 TO 81
Corn 10
Nhiskcy 20 %
Hemp. 4 90 10 4 90
Bacon
~ Ne hare IN store and t0r sale secerat lois
Of superior famity Flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
OEIITUr,

ElOR sale large supply best Turkey O
- pun. AT The lowest PRICES
Howell DAVIES
April