The Montgomeryshire Express and Radnor Times

SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) APRIL 20TH. SYCAMORE COTTAGE, LLANDYSSIL, Two miles from the Sarn. ESSRS. MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE JVJ have received instructions from Mrs. Hughes to Sell by Auction, on the premises, 4 CATTLE, viz., Cross-bred Dairy Cow (in full milk), 2 very fresh Barren Heifers, and a Weanling Heifer. Smart Bay Pony Mare, 7 years old; Light Two-wheel Pony 'Trap; Set of Harness Saddle and Bridle 2 Strong JStore Pigs; 4 couple of Fowls, and a few Implements And Tools also the superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE jod other Miscellaneous Effects. Sale to commence at TWO o'clock. c502 ON FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 22nd. BRITHDIR, Jlid-way between Tregynon and Bettws, and 4 miles from Newtown. HESSRS. MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE JCu- have received instructions from Mr Edward Whitticame, who is retiring, to sell by auction, on the nremieeB as above, the whole of hiB very useful live «b4 dead FARMING STOCK, comprising— 50 HEREFORD Cattle -ris.-12 Young Cows and Heifers with their Calves; Tonne Barren Cow; 6 Two-year-old Bullocks; 5 ^Two-year-old Heifers: 18 Yearling Bullocks and JHeifeta; and a well-bred two-year-old Stook Bull. £ VALUABLE CART HORSES. flrer Cob Mare. 6 years old; promising two-year-old urq? v°«art Colt ,'Bay Yeftr £ Dg Hack colt. GEARS. 9 STRONG STORE PIGS. A good collection of J'ARM IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY VESSELS, and a few items of FURNITURE. Luncheon at 12; Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Catalogues on application to the Auctioneers, Chirbury, Shropshire. c429 STALLOE BRICKYARD, (hie Mile from Montgomery and Forden. MESSRS. MORRIS, MARSHALL AND POOLE JM- have roccived instructions from the Represen- tatives of the late Mr George Finney, to SELL BY RUCTION, on the premises as above, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27tb, 18n, 7 Hereford Cattle, USEFUL HALF-BRED MARE, ifarrow-whpel Waggon, Narrow-wheel Cart, Strong two-wheel Dog-cart, Light Pony Gig, Gearing, Two Sets of Harness, Saddlery, and the whole of the SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, and other Miscellaneous Effects. c503 BIN WBSTON. Midway between Marton, Worthen, and six miles from Minsterley Station. MESSRS. MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE are instructed by Mr Edward Jones (who is leaving) to conduct thi3 important Sale, on the fremises, On THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, 1892, .4 When they will have the pleasure of submitting for urireserved competition- n HEREFORD & CRO^S BRED CATTLE, including 42 Two-year-old Grazier's Bullocks. -4 M VALUABLE CART and HACK HORSES A/ and COLTS. 8 STRONG STORE PIGS. Farm IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY, and other Effects. Catalogues on application to the AUCTIONEERS, Chirbury, Shropshire. c501 MESSRS. THEODORE AND STORY. PANT-Y-TANHOUSE, LLANFAIR, SSRS. THEODORE & STORY have been instructed by Messrs E. Tomley and M. E. Williame, who are leaving, to Sell by Auct.on on the premises as above On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th, 1892, 20 HEREFORD & CROSS-BRED CATTLE Consisting of 8 young Milch Cows, with or in calf, Ow Heifer in calf, Pair of two-year-old Heifers, Four Yearling Bullocks, and 5 Yearling Heifers. 3 CART HORSES, Comprising-One powerful Bay Gelding rising three, One very promising Bay Filly. two-years-old, One Yearling Colt. ONE SOW & THREE GILTS, (Two in Pig) AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GEARS, &e. About 9 Bags of Good WHITE OATS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "AIRY AND, BREWING VESSELS, &c., &c. Luncheon at 12: Sale to commence at 1 prompt. o459 RABtsH OF MANAFON, MONTGOMERYSHIRE DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MESSRS. THEODORE & STORY win sell by Auction, at the Goat Hotel, Llanfair, on JPBIDAY, the 22nd day of APRIL, 1892, At 2, for 3 o'clock p.m. punctually, All that FREEHOLD FARM called CAECOCH," fjituate about 3 .miles from the Market To of Llan- fair, 8 from Newtown, and about 6 miles from Mont- gomery Railway Station, on the Cambrian Railways; Sontuotng 37a. 2r. 17 perches or thereabouts, 17 acres of which is Arable, the remainder being Pasture IriMid, with HOUSE AND FARM BUILDINGS twith Garden a.ud a good Orchard adjoining thereto). This very useful Farm is easy of access, is very Worin and Veil-sheltered. The Ground generally is dry and sound, and lias upon it a fair quantity of r good timber, The Rouse and Buildings, with a moderate expenditure, could be put in a good state <of repair. The Farm is bounded on the east by the liver Rhiew, vwjll-knOwn for its trout, and is plenti fully supplied with good watet. The Fences are strong and in a good 8.ate of repair. For further particular* apply to the ATJCTIQNSEBS, Uanfair, Welshpool, or to Messrs. MOSS & SHARPE, 4-42 Solicitors, Chester. y i. SALES BY AUCTION. MR. JOHN E. THISTLE. ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 23rd. THE BLOCK, Two miles from Kerry and Four from Newtown. i SALE OF FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, &c. MR JOHN E. THISTLE is favoured with in- structions from Mr Brumwell (who is leaving), to SELL BY AUCTION, on the premises as above, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising the contents of Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Three Bedrooms, including Oak Dresser and Shelves, Mahogany Corner Cupboard, Two 30-hour Clocks, Oak, Oblong, Round and other Tables, Windsor, Arm and Rocking Chairs, Wheel Barometer, Oak Writing Desk with Drawer, Steel Fender and'Fire Iroms, Fire Stand and Plate, Fountain with Brass Tap, Brass Preserving Pan, Brass Candlesticks, Bottle Jack, Copper Warming Pan, Framed ENGRAVINGS, including the late John Naylor, Esq in gilt frame, and Christopher Nay lor, Esq., in Oxford frame; Willow Pattern Ware, Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, Cutlery, Kitchen Screen, Cupboards, &c., THE BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS comprise Four-post and Tent Bedsteads, Hangings and Mattrasses, Iron and Wood French Bedsteads, Linen and Blankets 4 FEATHER BEDS, Chests of Drawers, Night Chair (hair-seated), Bedroom Chairs, Washstands and Dressing Tables, CARVED OAK CHEST, Elm Linen Chest; DAIRY AND BREWING VESSELS, Home-Cured BACON, POULTRY, and sundry other Effects. Sale to commence at ONE o'clock. Offices: Montgomery and Bishop's Castle c505 THE GREYHOUND INN, HIGH STREET, NEWTOWN. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, FIXTURES, &c. t MR. JOHN E. THISTLE will Sell by Auction, as above (in consequence of the expiration of the Lease), on THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 28 AND 29, 1892, The whole of the Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, comprising the contents of Front Parlour, Entrance Hall, Bar, Smoke Room, Club Room, 2 Kitchens, Pantry Mahogany, Deal, Walnut, Oak and other Tables, Mahogany Spring-seated Couches, 4-tiar Walnut Whatnot,. 4-tier Bottle Stand, Chimney Glasses in gilt frames. Rich toned PIANOFORTE in handsome inlaid Walnut case, by Boucher," Grained Mahogany Cheffionier, 30 Windsor Chairs, Mahogany and other Chairs, Cast Fenders, Sets of Steel Fire Irons, Fire Plates, Copper and Japanned Coal Vases, Time Pieces and 8-day Clocks, Birch Window Poles, Curtains and Rings, Bagatelle Board, Carving Stools,' Barometer in Mahogany Frame, Oak and Glazed Corner Cupboards. Carpets and Oil Cloth, Valuable Oil Paintings, Sporting Engravings, Prints, Portraits, &c. (in great variety), Ornaments, Pheasant Pattern Dinner Ware, viz.: 530 Meat Plates, 200 Soup Plates, 30 Dishes, Tureens, Cbeese Stand, &c., Cutlery and Plated Goods, Large Quantity Glass, including 9 doz. Ale Glasses, several dozen Grog, Champagne, Claret, Port and Sherry Decanters, Liqueur Bottle, Water Bottles, 2-pull Beer Engine with Union Taps and Piping. Six Spirit Casks and all Bar requisites. An excellent assortment of Kitchen and Culinary Utensils. Cooking Stove. THE APPOINTMENTS OF 7 BEDROOMS, including 11 Iron French Bed- steads, 6 FEATHER BEDS, Flock Beds, Toilet Tables; Toilet Ware, Swing Glasses. Towel Rails, Oak High-back Chair, Oak Linen Chests, Mahogany and other Chests of Drawers, Arm and Single Chairs, Bedside Carpet, Window Blinds, Curtains, Fenders and Fire-irons. LINEN, BLANKETS, &c., viz., 11 Pairs of Sheets, 10 Pairs of Blankets, 8 Counter- panes, Pillow Slips, Bolster Cases, Towels, Toilet Covers 12 doz. Dinner Napkins; also the whole of the CUT-DOOR EFFECTS, consisting of 8 Iron Hurdles, 21 Sheep Pens, 2 Pig Stands, Beam Scales and Weights, 2 Clothes Horses, Casks, Stone Trough, Sal tin er Stone, Lamp with Gas Jet, Benches, Meat Safe, Buckets, Watering Tins, Horse Block, Wheel- barrow, Excellent DOG CART by Rogers, Harness and Saddlery, Iron Bar. Mauls, Truck on iron arms, 2-knife Chaff Cutter, Stable Requisites. The Gas Fittings throughout the House, together with the whole of the FIXTURES IN HOUSE AND ON THE PREMISES, Fittings round Parlour and Bar, Bar Counter, Shelves and Cupboard, Framing to Passage, Benches round Smoke Room, W.C. Partition and Down Pipe. Closet in Club Room, Partition in do. Coach House, Dog Kennel, Double Doors, Partitions in Stables, Pipings, Taps, and numerous other Effects ORDER OF SALE, FIRST DAY—Kitchens, Pantry, Ware, Cutlery, Front Parlour, Entrance Hall, Smoke Room, Club Room, Pictures, and the whole of the Fixtures. ORDER OF SALS, SECOND DAY-The Out-door Effects, Bedroom Appointments, Linen, Blankets, &c. Stairs and Landings, Glass, Bar, and Cellar. Sale each day at TWELVE prompt. On view day prior to Sale. N.B.—In consequenoe of the large number of lots an early attendance is respectfully solicited. Offices: Montgomery, Newtown, and Bishop's Castle. c504 ADDITIONAL SALE FIXTURES. MAY 5TH.—MONTGOMERY FAIR, SALE OF CATTLE and IMPLEMENTS for Mr John Davies. MAY 12TH.-SALE OF FURNITURE at MONT- GOMERY, for Mr John Davies and others. JOHN E. THISTLE, Auctioneer. Offices: Montgomery and Bishop's Castle. e327 MESSRS. COOKE BROS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TREFNANT VILLA, DOLFOR ROAD, NEWTOWN. MESSRS. COOKE BROS. are instructed by Mr -IrJL E. G. MORGAN to Sell by Auction, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, 1892, The whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Comprising the eontenta of 5 Bedrooms, Sitting and Dining Rooms, and the other offices c445 MR. D. JEHU. NEUODD, One and a half Miles from Llanfair. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE advertised to take placf3. on the premises as above, on Thursday, April 21st, is Postponed until FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 1892. MR, £ t> JEHU is favoured with instructions from Messrs Watkin and Son, to Sell by Auction on the premises as above ON FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH, 1892, 43 Capital Dross bred Hereford and Shorthorn CATTLE, 40 Couples of Cross-bred EWES with their LAMBS 9 Powerful CART HORSES, and HACKS and COBS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c. Full particulars next week and in catalogues, to'be I5 obtained from the AUCTIONEER, Llanfair, Mont. cl59 .j:'r tIAOHH SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. DAWSON & CO. POOL QUAY. One Mile from Buttington and Pool Quay Stations, and Three Miles from the Town of Welshpool. MESSRS. DAWSON & Co. have received instruc- Jj-JL tions from the Representatives of the late Mr Edward Jones (deceased), Maltster, to Sell by Auction (without reserve), ON THURSDAY, THE 21ST APRIL, 1892, on the premises. Dove, the whole of the Valuable Live and Dead FAR MING STOCK, comprising— 29 Head of Cro3 bred CATTLE, viz., 16 Grand three-year-ofd Bullocks (out-lyers), 6 Cows (calved and to calve), 2 Barren Heifers, 4 Yearlings, and one Shorthorn Bull, 34 Cross-bred EWES and their 52 LAMBS. | Z3 Yearling WETHERS and THEAVES, 1 Two-year-old RAM, 6 Store PIGS, 8 Powerful Waggon HORSES, COLTS, and their GEARING, Fashionable COB, seven years old, 14-2, steady to ride and drive, A useful Collection of Agricultural IMPLEMENTS, about 5 Tons of well-harvested HAY „ 7 „ Bolting and Oat STRA W j to s°ott" 80 Bags of capital MALT, and a variety of Malting PLANT, 40 Fleeces of Cross-bred WOOL; also the Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, and numerous other miscellaneous Effects. Luncheon at 10 o'clock, and in consequence of numerous lots the sale will commence punctually at 11 o'clock. Full particulars in. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneers, Oswestry and Baschurch. c452 t SCHOLASTIC. LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ST. MARY'S VILLA, NEWTOWN. The MISSES EVANS, assisted by an efficient Certificated Governess. Mathematics—E. J. BUNNETT, ESQ., B.A. I Violin-W. S. STEPHENSON, ESQ. f J Pupils prepared for Local Exams. j Private Lessons given in Music, French, Drawing, and Painting. c43 HIGH MIDDLE CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, I FOB YOUNG LADIES, I CLEVELAND HOUSE, WELSHPOOL. Principals-The MISSES BELL. The aim of the Principals is to supply at a moderate cost. a sound and euperior education, with careful training and home comforts. „ Prospectuses on application. a329 I NEWTOWN GRAMMAR SCHOOL. I HEAD MASTER- I Ernest J. Bunnett, B.A. j (Cambridge Mathematical Honours), j late Assistant Master at LIVERPOOL COLLEGE, etc. Assisted by a RESIDENT MASTER. j BOARDERS assured of a Comfortable Home. Ii For PROSPECTUS and TERMS for Boarders and Day Boys, apply to the HEAD MASTER. PRIVATE LESSONS to Ladies and Gentlemen in I Mathematics and Painting. bl62 SYLFAEN DAIRY SCHOOL, NEAR WELSHOOL, In connection with the Agricultural Department of the University College of North Wales, Bangor. MANAGERS The Montgomeryshire Dairy Institute Company, Limited. MANAGING DIRECTOR:—W. Forrester Addie, Esq. RBSIDENT MATRON :—Mrs Faulkner. TEACHERS: Cheshire Cheese-making—Mr HENRY WILLIS, of Tarporley, Cheshire. Resident at Sylfaen—Mr WILLIS & Mrs FAULKNER. Butter-making—Miss M. A. JOHNSTONE, late of Durham Dairy College. SCHOOL OPENS FOR CHEESE-MAKING APRIL 1st, 1892 REVISED FEES FOR PUPILS:— One Week. 5s Od Four Weeks 15a Od Two Weeks 7s 6d Six Weeks. 21s Od Three Weeks 12s Od With 10s per week in addition for Board. Special arrangements for longer periods, or for more than two pupils from same family. SYLFAEN is a little over two miles from Welshpool Station; 'Busses pass daily. Fare from Welshpool 6d. MR. HENRY WILLIS will personally attend and give LESSONS in Cheshire CHEESE-MAKING six days each week- 1st week commencing April 11th. 2nd „ „ May 9th. 3rd June 6th. 4th July 11th. 5th Aug. 8th. 6th Sept. 12th. The other Teachers, Mrs Faulkner and Mr E. Willis will ba at Sylfaen all the Season. BUTTER-MAKING CLASSES Will be held at LLANFYLLIN (PenUwyn Farm), May 4th to 26th. BERRIE W (Glansevern)f May 28th; Butter-making Demonst.rative only. MKIFOD (Mathrsfal Farm), June 13th to 23id. SYLFAEN DAIRY SCHOOL, June 24th to end of August. CANN OFFICE, First ten days of September. SYLFAEN DAIRY SCHOOL, Sept. 12th to 30th. Pupils are earnestly requested to endeavour to pass the University College Examination which will be held at Sylfaen in September, and when valuable Prizes may be competed for. For further particulars apply to JOHN EVANS, Secretary, 24, Broad-at., Welshpool. c393 THREE MILLIONS HAVE BEEN PAID BY THE Railway Passengers' Assurance Co., AS COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. ESTABLISHED 1849. RT. HON. EVELYN ASHLEY, Chairman. Capital £ 1,000,000. INCOME One Quarter Million. 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. W. D. MASSY,, cr-r- — Ar-VfAN, Sectaries. A nwwita at ttewtown f T* PEYCE, Railway Station. Agents at Mewtown j E ISSAED> High gtreet c53 1" j PUBLIC NOTICES. PROVIDENCE CHAPEL, GARTHMYL. TENDERS are desired for the erection of a new JL VESTRY ROOM, STABLE, &c., at Providence Chapel, Garthmyl. Also Repewing and Painting Chapel. Plans and Specifications may be seen on applying to the Rev. W. GOODHUGH DAWSON, Wesleyan Minister, Welshpool. The lowest or any Tender may not be accepted. c491 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are desired for the Erection of a Parsonage House and Stabling for the Rev. E. Edwards, Vicar of Trefeglwys. Plans and specifica- tions may be seen, and bills of quantities obtained from the undersigned. Tenders to be delivered to the Rev. E. Edwards, endorsed Tender for House," on or before Friday, the 22nd day of April. The lowest or any Tender may not be accepted. High-street, Newtown, EDWARD PARKE, 31st March, 1892. Architect. c420 MONTGOMERYSHIRE. PENNANT,jwithin two miles from Montgomery and within one from Abermule stations on the Cam- brian Railways. TO BE LET, this Commodious RESIDENCE, with gardens, orchards, lawn tennis grounds, and with about 700 acres of shooting. From 10 to 20 acres of meadow land in front of house may be had if dtaired.-Apply to R. Lewis-Andrew, Esq., Glanhaf- ren, Abermule, or Mr Wm. Pritchard, Land and Eatate Agent, Tanyfron, Garthmyl, Mont. c390 LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS having any CLAIMS against the late Mr. Edward Stephens, of Pool-road, Newtown (retired newspaper proprietor and printer), are required to send particulars; and all Persons INDEBTED to the deceased are requested to pay the amounts to the undersigned, on or before the 1st day of May next. Dated 2nd April, 1892. WILLIAMS, GITTINS, & TAYLOR, Newtown, o419 Solicitors to the Executors. IN PARLIAMENT. SESSION 1892. BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION WATER. (APPLICATION for additional provision con- tinuance of common rights, sheep washing, drinking places for cattle, bye-laws for pro- tection of Waterworks and prevention of pollution of waters, public recreation over commons and unenolosed lands, amendment and incorporation of Acts.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application is intended to be made to Parliament forthwith by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of the City of Birmingham, by way of Petition, for additional provision, for the insertion in a Bill now pending in the House of Commons, under the above name or short title of clauses for carrying into effect the purposes, or some of the purposes following, that is to say To make provision for the preservation or con- tinuance of common and commonable rights in er over lands (or some of them), intended to be pur- chased or acquired by the Corporation for the purposes of the Bill, situate in the Parishes and Counties hereinafter mentioned, or some of them, subject nevertheless to such restrictions, bye-laws, and regulations as may be prescribed or authorized by the Bill. To authorize the Corporation to prw, £ the washing of sheep in any waters which the Corp*?- tion may be authorized to impound or take under the Bill, and to empower the Corporation to provide substituted washing places. To authorize the Corporation to provide suitable drinking places for cattle, sheep, and horses, in case it may be necessary to interfere with any existing drinking places. To empower the Corporation to make bye-laws with respect to any common or unenclosed land acquired by them for the protection of their water- works, and for prevention of pollution of the waters intended to be collected, diverted, or impounded, and particularly to regulate the time, place, and mode of digging and takmg turf, and the cutting of heather bracken or gorse, for the regulation of recreation and the assemblage of persons, and generally for the prevention of nuisance, and of any Act or thing tending to the pollution of the waters intended to be collected, diverted, or impounded by the Corporation, or to the injury of their waterworks, and to apply Sections 182 to 186 of the Public Health Act, 1875, with or without amendment to such bye-laws (but substituting the Board of Agriculture for the Local Government Board), or to make such other provisions as may be deemed expedient in regard to the making, alteration, or repeal of bye-laws, and the enforcement thereof. To make provision for the payment of compensa- tion to Commoners, or other persons injuriously affected by the Bill or any bye-laws made there. under, and to make provision with regard to the purchase of sheep settled or depastured on any lands acquired by the Corporation. To confer on the publio a privilege of enjoying air pxercise and recreation on all or some pa.rts ot any common or unenclosed lands acquired by the Corporation, subject to such restrictions and bye- laws as may be prescribed or authorized by the Bill. The lands to which the foregoing provisions of this notice are intended to apply are situate in the Parish of Llangurig, in the County of Montgomery, the Parishes of Gwnnws, Yspytty-Ystwyth, and Caron-Uwch-Clawdd, in the County of Cardigan, the Parish of Llanwrthwl, in the County of Breck- nook, and the Pariah of Llansantffraid-Owmdeaddwr, in the County of Radnor, or some of such Parishes. To make such other provision as may be deemed necessary or expedient to give effect to the intended Act in regard to the exercise restriction or extinction of common rights in or over any lands to be ac- quired by the Corporation in the Parishes and Counties aforesaid, and to vary or extinguish all existing rights and privileges which would, or might, in anyway prevent or interfare with or delay the accomplishment of any of the objects of the intended Act, and to confer other rights and privileges. To amend or render inapplicable all or some of the provisions of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, with respect to common or waste lanes and to incorporate all or some of the provisions 01 the Lands Clauses Acts, and of the Enclosure Acts, 1845 to 1878. Printed copies of the proposed additional provision may be obtained on application at the Offices of the undersigned. Dated this 11th day of April, 1892. EDWARD ORFORD SMITH, Town Clerk, Birmingham, Solicitor for the Biil SHARPE, PARKER, PRITCHARDS AND BARHAM, 9, Bridge Street, Westminster, Parliamentary Agents, LEGAL NOTICES. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL GEORGE EDWARD HERBERT, DECEASED. PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd Victoria, Cap. 35, intituled An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other Persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the estate of George Edward Herbert, late of Upper Helmsley Hall, in the County of York, and of Glanhafren, in the County of Mont- gomery, Esquire, a retired lieutenant-colonel from her Majesty's Army, deceased (who died on the 30th day of December, 1891, and whose will with two codicil thereto were proved in the principal registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's H gh Court of Justice on the 4th day of April, 1892, by Anna Maria Herbert, the lawful widow and relict of the deceased, and Devereux Herbert Mytton, the executors therein named) are hereby required to send the particulars in writing of their CLAIMS or DEMANDS addressed to THE EXECUTORS" of the deceased at Uppei Helmsley Hall, near York, on or before the 31st day of May, 1892, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claims and Demands of which they shadl then have had notice, and they wiil not be liable for the assets of the said deceased, or any part thereof so distributed, to any person or persons of whose Claims and Demands they shall not then have had notice Dated this 11th day of April, 1892. CROSSE & SONS, 7, Lancaster Place, Strand, London, Solicitors for the c477 said Executors. IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, MR. JUSTICE NORTH. CHANCERY DIVISION, 1892, V. 093. IN THE MATTER of the VAN RAILWAY COMPANY, and in the Matter of the RAILWAY COMPANIES ACT, 1867. PURSUANT to an Order made in the above JL matter by Mr JUSTICE NORTH, dated the 12th day of March, 1892, by which an enquiry was directed as to Debts of the said Railway Company, and whether the same and which of them were incumbrances or charges on the undertaking of the said Company, or the Tolls or moneys arising out of the same, and how the same were created, and what are the rights and priorities of the persons interested therein: All Persons having CLAIMS against the above-named Van Railway Company, Limited, are required to send their names, addresses, and descriptions, and the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any) together with full particulars of their DEBTS or CLAIMS, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them to Mr CHARLES CLARK, of No. 20, Great St. Helens, in the City of London, the Receiver and Manager appointed by the said Order, on or before the 25th day of May, 1892, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said Order. Tuesday, the 14th day of June, 1892, at 12-30 of the elock in the afternoon, at the Chambers of Mr JUSTICE NORTH, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims. Dated this 12th day of April, 1892. J. C. FOX, Chief Clerk. STACPOOLE, BATTERS & STACPOOLE, Pinner's Hall, Old Broad Street, London, E.C. Solicitors for the said Receiver and Manager. c484 FOR THE SEASON, 1892. CARBONION Will stand at the Court, Abermule, for service at One Guinea each mare. Carbonion is a rich black brown, stands 16 hands 2 inches high on short legs. He is by Carbon dam by England's Wonder; g d by Brown George; g g d by Brown Stout, thus combining the best modern with the oldest blood of the justly celebrated Mont- gomeryshire waggon horse. o433 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CART HORSE BREEDERS. TO JJII1 >01D BY PRIVATE TREATY, that wtll-kiiA,. 01 "t Waggon Stallion, Ancient ^fiton," (No. 6625 Shire Horse Stud Book, Vol. 10). If not sold by April 26th, he will commence travel- ling the same route as in 1891. The reasons for Sale and full particulars may be had on application to MAURICE BEBB. Stabling Parker's-lane, Newtown. c440 FOR THE SEASON, 1892. "CHARLEY MERRYLEGS 3RD" (1934) The property of Christopher J. Leyland, Esq., Kerry, Montgomeryshire, and bred by Isaac Caltam, Fridaythorpe, York, Will Serve Mares at ..£3 3s. each, and 5s. the Groom. Groom's Fee to be paid at time of Serving, remainder before 1st July next. CHARLEY MERRYLEGS 3RD is a good black, rising 8 years old, and combines the most fashionable Hackney blood in England. He is sound, good tempered, and a fine mover. He was got by Way- man's High Sheriff 131. formevly Charley Fireaway (Brigham's), dam 1121 Fridaythorpe Lily, by Duke of Connaught 959, gr. dam Charley Mecrylegs (Smith's) 132, by Sir Charles (Beal's) 768. HIGH SHERIFF 131 obtained the first prize and silver medal at the Lincolnshire County Show, also the first prize and silver medal of the Peterborough Spring bhow. 1886. He is by Fireaway (Triffit'e) 249, dam Performer (Taylor's) 550. DUKE OF CONNAUGBT, sire of Fridaythorpe Lily 1121, dam of Charley Merrylegs 3rd, was by Fire- away (Triffit's) 249, dam Wildfire, gr. dam Black Rattler, g.gr. dam. Performer. Duke of Connaught is the sire of the well-known mares, Lady Cremome and Lady Shrewsbury, shown by Mr John Robinson, Hull. PRIZES. 1888.-2nd Sutton-on-Hull; 2nd Hedow; 3rd Cot- tingham and highly recommended Hackney Society's London Sbo W* 1889.—H.C Hackney Society's London Show. 1891.—3:d Hackney Society's London Show; Hackney Stud iiook Society's Certificate of Soundness 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891. ROUTE- MONDAY—By train to Welshpool (Lion) to Leighton for the ijight. 0 TUESDAY—Buttington ;■ Criggion; (Punch Bowl) 12 to 2: Four Crosses; Oswestry (Red Lion) for the nighr. WEDNESDAY—Oswestry (Red Lior). Ta, 10 to 11 Llanfyllin (Lower Boar) at 1, for the night. FRIDAY—-Ystym Colwyn Meifod; Blue Bell; Garth; Welshpool (Lion) at 3; Leighton for the night. SA,L,uRpAy-Leighto,-i Forden Montgomery Sarn j^and Home. No business on Sunday. N.B.-Any mare tried by this horse and taken tp another will be charged unless otherwise arranged by the Groom. Mr Leyland will not be responsible for any accident caused by service, but every care will be takei2. !Gr4- JOSEPH EATON. c45$d GENERAL ANN OUNCENENTS. To-night! To-night! VICTORIA HALL, NEWTOWN* For the Easter Holidays. Moi<d«y, Tuesday, aad Wednesday, April 18th, 19th and 20th. Speak Day Performacce Wednesday at 5 o'ciock. Ticket*. and plan at Mr Fred. W. Cooke, Bridge-street* First Ciass & Reserved Seats, 2- See uid is., Back" Children, when accompanied by their parents, Half. price to First and Second Seat-. Chil r-n in inn, not admitted. Doors open 7-30; Commence 8; C-irriages 10-14, Production, on a sca.:e of Great Splendour, of MR. TERENCE RAMSDALE'FT GRAND EASTER PANTOMIME BABES IN THE WOOD, Or, Bold Rohiti Hood and the Outlaws of Sherwood Forest. New and Beautiful See tipry! Magni&oeiit Costnmaa Sparkling Music Grac. fui 1) '.nces Ballets! CHOIR of Trained Voices AND Powerful Company of Artistest cOOO MONTGOME RYSHIRE LIBERAL ASSOCIATICN. The following PUBLIC MEETINGS wi!l betttM in Montgomeryshire THIS WEEK, Y. hen the follow. ing, in addition to the County and Boroughs Membotft and Mr Humphrjys-Owen, will address the meeting* LLANFAIR, Tuesday, April 19, in the Scb-l-Qmk at 7 p.m., the liev. D. Machreth Raw, Deputation from the Disestablishnwet, Campaign Committee, and Mabon, M.P. MACHYNLLETH, Wednesday, April 20, at tta. Town Hall, at 7 p.m., T E. Ellis, £s.fI. M.P., and F. D. Junes, Esq., B.A., Seere. tary of the Dicst,liblishmeut Campaign Committee. LLARIDLO&S, Tho sdiy, April 21, at the Assembly Rooms, 7 p.m.. D. LI .yd George, Esq., M.P., and Mabon, M.P. MONTGOMERY, Friday, Apri. 22nd, at the Town Hall, 7-30 p.m., W. R. Crenwr, Eaq. M.P., and Mabon, M.P. c482 ""— MONTGOM ICKYSliTRE CENTRAL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION A CONFERENCE Of Delegates from the Liberal Associations within the Montgomery Centre will be held at the T TOWN HALL, MONTGOMERY ON Friday, April 22nd, 1892, To di.iberat" upon the Leadinsr Political QnettwU of the Day. To commence at 1.30 p.m. A PUBLIC MEETING Will be held in the same Hall, at 7-30 p. under the presidency of A. C. HUMPHREYS-OWEN, Esq.; ADDRESSES TO BE DELIVERED BY STUART RENDEL, ESQ., M.P., THE HON. F. S. A. HANBURY-TRACY, M.P.. WM. ABRAHAM, ESQ.; < (MABON) M.P., WM. RANDAL CREMER, ESQ., M.P. Admission—FREE. Farmerf4 and Agricultural Labourers are specially invited to attend. oW 0 bt4 NEW SPRING TROOSERINGS, NEW SUITINGS, NEW OVERCOATINGS FOR SPRING WEAR. TROUSERS* MADE TO ORDE{ from 10s. Get; BLACK VICUNA COAT & VEoTS from 26s. 9d. BLACK WORSTFD do. from 26s, 9d. TWEED StJITS Made to Order from 28/6 the Suit. PBJBFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Large and Varied Assortment of Beautiful Design^ and New Colourings. HENRY MORGAN, CROWN SHOP, *=« b404 NEWTOWN*