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SALES BY MESSRS. DAVIES & ARMOR. IMPORTANT SALE OF 13 COTTAGES, SITUATED IN Henllan Street, Denbigh. MESSRS. DAVIES AND ARMOR Have received instructions from the Mortgagees, TO SELL BY AUCTION, AT THE BULL HOTEL, DENBIGH, On IFFDNFSDA Y, the 14th day of JUNE, IS7G, At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then and there read. A LL those va.?b)e COTTAGES and GAR. A DEN, situated on tbe South side «f HENLLAN STREET, better known as the property of the late Mr. HUGH HUGHES, Star Inn. The above Cottages always command good and respectable Tenants, and stand upon an area of 1,460 square yards, with an extensive Garden at the back: and now are letting at the annual rental ofeBB. To an enterprising patty, the above property would prove a valuable iatestment. Further particulars can be had from Messrs. WILLIAMS & WYNNE, Solicitors, Denbigh, or from the A VCTIONREM. ROYAL OAK, DENBIGH, May 16th, 1S76. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN BODFARI, TREMEIRCHION, & CILCEN, FLINTSHIRE, AND HENLLAN, DENBIGHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BT MESSRS. DAVIES AND ARMOR. AT THE BULL HOTEL, 11'l.IF:6ír..H On WBD?JBSD?y, the 14th dy ,f JUVE, l At S o'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable Free- bold Property, in the lots following, or such otherlots as may be announced at the Sale. In the Parish of BODFARI. LOT 1. A VALUABLE and very desirable FARM, A called ADWY WYNT, in tbe occupation of DAVID HUGHES, consisting of a good Farm House, and suitable Outbuilding*, with -built 29 acres of good arable and pas- ture land, and a small Coppice of Timber. It stands on the north side of the road from Bodfari to Tremeirchion, and adjoining lands belonging to Lady KEITH, The Earl of DENBIGH, Mr. PENNANT, and others. LOT 2.-A small Tenement, called BRYNTEG, hereto. fore called TY NEWYDD, in the occupation of DAVID LEWIS consisting of a comfortable House and Outbuild- ings in good repair, and about 13a. 2r. Sip. of Grass Land. This Tenement also stands on the same aide of the road as Adwy Wyni, and ukar to it. In the Village & Parish of Tremeirchion. 1 <r 3.-A good HOUSE, Buildiays, and Garden, called thii MASON'S ARMS, in the occupation of SAMUEL ELLIS. L'OT 4.—TWO good COrrAGKS and Gardens, occupied by ANNB BARNARD and RUTH ELfIS. LOT 6 — A COT f AGE and Garden, occupied by ROBERT GRIFFITH. LOT 6.-A new and well-built HOUSE, called TY HE- WYDD Griig with the Garden and Land thereunto be. loDKiu/near Ffynnon Beuno, and the Village of Tremeirch- ion and now in the occupation of JOHN JONES, Mason, and containing about halt an acre of land. In the Parish of HENLLAN. LOT 7 —A very desireable FARM, called FACH GAU, in the occupation of ALICE PRITCHARD, consisting of a good Farm House. ard ample Out-buildings and conven. lences, with near 48 acres of well cultivated land, presenting a good investment It i. near to Lime, and within 4 miles of Denb'?a, wbi!h has the best Fairs and Markets in Wales, and is on the toad from Denbigh to Litnaaunan. and a short distance from the Denbigh and Pentrefoelas Turnpike Road. In the Parish of CILCEN. LOT 8.-A FARM called CAE NEWYDD, in the occupa- tion of tol COOKE and CHARLES THOMAS, consisting of suitable House, and excellent Outbuildings, with several Fields of old enclosed Lands and Allotments, under the Cilcen Inclosure Act, and containing altogether about 110 acrei of lat. it. It is a good upland Farm, suitable for Sheep and Cattle, the Allotments affording excellent pasture. It is about a mile from the Village of Cilcen, and five miles from the Market town of Mold. The land abounds in Game, and sidjoins land belonging to Col. COOKE. Maps of the Farms and Cottage Property may be seen, and further Information obtained on application to Mr. ROBERT JONES, Albert Terrace, Cefn-y-bedd, Wrexham; the Auctioned, at Denblgh; and Messrs. WILLIAMS and WYNNE, Solicitors, Denbigh. AT Y BEIRDD CYMREIG. R*WAHODDIR y BEIRDD CVMREM i ?-? anfon eu cynnyrchion barddonoi i'r Weekly Mail, yn y bydd c-dofn yn cael ei neillduo tuag at feh Iliad. aetn ar farddoniaeth Gymreig, yr bon sydd yn gwbl I fod o "PM h y barcbt enwog Dewi Wyn o EssyDt. Yr am- "Md?u dmba rai y bydd y farddoniaeth yn cad ei derbyn, ?)M')a h )mnyl!on ynghylch y ;'¡wehr" yon a roddir am a yhoddir yn Kya?on yu y ecki?q ?<"i. '?'' gotebiaethan barddonol i'w cyfeirio at (Dewi Wyn o E"yllt, GOlYgydd Barddonoi y (fecM? JM!, Hill House, <'?). Pmttypndd. Y MAE GRIFFITH A'I FAB, C?wydtMi House, Vale Street, Dinbych, YN dymuuo gwnenthur yn 'ysbvB nad oea ? 'weddar Drafaeliwr, EDWIN DAVIES, yr un CVSAVFTU orl hwy, na u m.en"ch, mewn un modd pa bynag, a bon h?nh S"?''?'??'?" gael ? t?)tiw)<td. ehvnVii.n "torsi uVynbswsnk SALD BY MESSRS. DAVIES AND ARMOR. SECOND GREAT & UNRESERVED Sale of 40 Head of Prime Fat Cattle; 150 Fat Lambs, 45 ditto Welsh Wethers, Ewes, and Shropshire Tups, AT RH YD-Y-CILGW" TO, Situated in the Vale of Clwyd, near the Town of Ruthin, and close t J Rhewl Station, on thx Denbigh, Ruthin, and Corwen Railway. MESSRS, DAVIES AND ARMOR Have again been honored with instructions from THOMAS JONES, Eq., TO SELL BY AUCTION, On the,above Premises, at Rhyd-y-cilgwyn, On MONDAY, the 26th day of JUNE, 1876, FORTY head of Prime Fat sliort-hom and JL Cross bred Cattle, One Hundred and Ninety Five Fat LAMBS, WETHERS, EWES, and Shropshire TUPS. N.B.—The Auctioneers again wish to draw the atten- tion of Butchord and others, to this second extensive sale of Prime Fat Stock, and can with the greatest confidence ttcomu end the above as being truly up to the mark, both In quality and ripeness The confidence hitherto gained by the enterprise of Mr. JONES as a Feeder will be a suffi- cient guarantee for a safe and profitable investment. The Cattle will be sold separately, and Sheep in pens of Five. Catalogues giving full description are in course of prepar- ation, and may be bad on the premises, or from the Auc- tioneers at Denbigh. A Fortnight's Keep will be allowed, if required. Lunch 04 the Table at 11, Sale to commence at 12 o'clock prompt. ROYAL OAK, DENBIGH, June 5th, 1876. CARMARTHENSHIRE. PENYBANK, PARISH OF LLANGELER. VERY IMPORTANT FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE- 1116v§ns. J. HOWflfcL THOMAS & THOMPSON Are favoured with instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the IVY BUSH ROYAL HOTEL, CARMARTHEN, at half-past Two o'clock. On SATURDAY, the 17th day of June, 1876, THE exceedingly desirable, compact, and highly improvable Freehold Farm, ca'led, "PEN-Y-BANK," In the occupation of Mrs. JONES. as yearly tenant, and containing 75A. 2r. 34p., or thereabouts, of very superior land, including several acres of flourishing plantations; also an excellent Woollen Factory and Residence, recently erected, aud let on lease, and several Cottages & Gardens, the whole forming one of the most desirable small Free- hold Estates in the neighbourhood. Further particnlars may be obtained of J. H. BARKER E"q .ulicitor, Carmarthen, and of Messrs. J. HOWELL THOMAS and THOMPSON, Estate Agents, Surveyors, and Auctioneers, Carmarthen. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, THREE SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES, WITH SUITABLE CONVENIENCES, In YSCEIFIOG, in the County of FLINT. THE Property is pleasantly situated, in excel- Tlent order, having been lately erected at considerable (oat by the owner, and is in the occupation of respectable yearly tenants. Particulars as to same can be obtained on application to Mr. N. H. MORRIS, Ysceiflog, near HolywelL Important to Sheep and Cattle Dealers, Farmers, Wool Merchants, &c, TALSARNAU FAIRS. NOTICE. TWO New FAIKS will be held at TAL- TSARNAU, in the Connty of MERIONETH, en the 26th o! JUNE, and on the 23rd SEPTEMBER, annuaUy. TALSARNAU, May oth, 1878. RHYBUDD. BYDDED HYSBYS i Ffermwyr, Maraiand- D wyr GwlSn, Porthmyn, ac ereill, y cynnelir DWY FbAIR NEWYDD yn flynyddol )n TALSARNAU, sir FEIRIONYDD, set ar y 2oaia o Fehefiu a'r 23ain o Fedi. Talsarnau, Mai SOain, 1876. SHEEP-DOG TRIALS. THE Kennel Oub Sheep Do? Trials wiH take Tplacs at the ALEXANDRA PALACE, on THURSDAY 1,d FRlaAY, JUNK 29th and 30th. S hedulas now ready. Apply to Mr G. LOWE, Seerttary, Kenutjl Club, 2 Albert Mansions, Victoria Street, London, S W or to MR. THO- MAS ELLIS, Htnblas, Baia, General Manager. TYSTEB I'R Parch. ROBERT OWEN, Rhyl. Y MAE Mr. OWEN ar faes ei lafur er's trigain mlynedd, ac wedi gweithio yn ddifwlch, a chyda medmsrwydd digyffelyo. Gadawodd er's blynyddoedd bob manteision bydol; cyssegrodd ei hun yn gwbl at wasanaeth teyrnas y Cyfryngwr, heb na fferm na siop i ddisgwyl cyn- naliaeth oddi wrthyut. Gweliv fod yr Ysgolion Sabbothol yn cymmeryd y Dysteb i fyuy gyda graddau o sêl. Derbynirt nyagnHadaaRan y Parch THOMAS GRAY, 50 Elizabeth street, Lheetham, Manchestar; neu y Parch, D. CHARLES EVANS, Rhy), P. c, cy;inal?Y44wyd „ ?s'' 3 SALES BY MESSRS. W. DEW AND SON. COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. IMPORTANT TO bIJTCHERS & OTHERS. GREAT AND UNRESERVED SALE OF Seventy Prime Fat Three & Four year old ANGLESEY BULLOCKS, The Property of Mr. JOHN HUGHES, Llyslew. MESSRS. WILLIAM DEW AND SON, Will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at a Field adjoining the Anglesey Arms Hotel, Menai Bridge, To which place the Stock will be removed for the conve- nience of Sale, On MONDA Y, the 1 Oih day of JUNE, 187G, SEVENTY Grand & Well-fed WELSH BULLOC KS, Very Ripe, and will be found of the most Marketable des- cription, of Heavy Weight, and equal in quality to any of the best scotch. The Auctioneers with confidence again invite the special attention of Purchasers tn tbis Sale. The same open sys- tem as at Mr. HUGHES' former Sales will he adopted, and Butchers may depend upon supply for the first Market after the day of Sale, as they Will be Sold without Reserve. ø Seventeen Days' Keep will be allowed. Thus afford- ing to Purchasers the advantage of three Markets. Sale to commence immediately on the arrival of 1 15 p.m. Train at Menai Bridge Station. N.B.—The Auctioneers are directed to state that the owner is willing to allow Purchasers 2nd Class return Fares. VALE OF CLWYD. COUNTY OF FLINT. 'T,E OF A CHARMINGLY SITUATED FRES:1 nffea RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS CAE-GWYN, Sitnated'withln 2 miles of Bodfari and Trefnaat Stations, 5 miles from Denbigh, and 4 from St. Asaph, and late the residence of GEORGE HARRISON, Esquire, deceased. To be Sold by Private Treaty, by MESSES. WM. DEW & SON, the above 1 most desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ES- TATE, containing 56a. 3r. 30P. of Rich, Arable, and Pas- ture Land, highly cultivated and well Fenced, beautifully situated on an eminence close to the Romantic Village of Tremeirchion, commanding one of the most striking and extensive views of the Vale of Clwyd, rangiogfrom Denbigh to Rhyl. The residence, which is rpplete with every accomodation, contains 3 Entertaining Rooms, Entrance Hall, 6 best Bed- rooms with Dressing Rooms, Bathroom, and W. C Lava- tory, Servants' Rooms, Pantries, Kitchen, Scullery, and Dairy, having Hot and Cold Water laid on. The outside offices comprise 2 Cowhouses, 1 Four-stall Stable, Loose Box, 2 Coach Houses with Lofts, Harness Room, Boiling House, Piggery and Fowl Houses, Calf Shed, Ac.; also a Neat Cottage at "Graig," with Calf House and Stable, a constant supply of excellent Water, 2 Kitchen Gardens well stocked with Fruit Tree., and a Croquet Lawn. The grounds surrounding the House are tastefully laid out with Shrubberies and Flower Beds. Lithographed Plans and Particulars may te had on ap- plication of Messrs. ROBINSON IT PRESTON, Solicitors, 35, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, and the Auctioneers, Well- field House, Bangor, and High Street, Rhyl. BANGOR, NORTH WALES. IMPORTANT SALE OF Horses, Carriages, Harness, Saddlery, and Sporting Dogs. ESTABLISHED 1854. MESSRS. WM. DEW AXD SON WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the MART adjoining the BRITISH HOTEL, Bangor, On FRIDA Y, the 16th day of JUNE, 1876, TU TPWABDS of 30 VALUABLE HORSES, principally brer) by and all the property of Gentle- men in the district; Comprising haudsome and higbh-bred Carriage and Siddle Hoises, powerful Cart Horses, high stepping Cobs and Ponies, Light-running Carriages com- prising Dog Carts, Alexandra Draas Omnibuses, Gigs, Park Pbietons, AC. An assortment of Harness and Saddlery Highly bred Setter Dogs, &c. Sale to commence at One o clock p.m. prompt. Catalogues may be had at any of the p,incipal Hotels in N ?,th Nlzal:: l Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester; and of the Auctioneers, Wellfleld House, Bangor, and High street, Khyl. ARIAN-0 5P. i 500P. A RIAN ar echwyn yn uniongyrchol, gyda'r XX dirxelwch llwyraf. ARIAN ar echwyn i unrhyw dy-ddeiliad parchns. AKIAN ar echwyn i Ffermwyr, rhai yn cadw Buchod, Per chenogiou certwyni, a cherhyd tU. ARIAN ar echwyn heb un math o feichiafon. ARIAN ar echwyu ar Nwyddau (o boh moth) a dderbynir. ARIAN ar echwyn mewn tref a gwlad. a phellder heb fod yn ddim rhwystr. ARIAN ar echwyn gan y Swyddfa Penthyciol Gyfrinachol, 10, CITY ROAD, CAERLLEON, Yn agos i or6af y Ffordd Haiarn. 80821 H, SAGAR, Ysgrifewydd. ARIAN!! ARIAN! TAIU TAIM! 13WY bynag sydd eisieu ARIAN ar Dai neu i Diroedd anfoncd stamped directed Envelope at D. E. DAViKs, Rhydau Cottage, ger Pwilheli, Ysgnfeajdd cym- j sltbas Ad«il»dw Ll»yn as iuflonydd, (8075 !1u Qt¡øitu.-CWndtd. GWAITH PORTHLADD CAERGYBI. 50 0 SEIRI MEINI YN EISIEU. YN eisieu, HANNER CANT o ddynion da J- at adeibdu GWAITH Y PORTHLADD. Rhoddir y ■yflog uchaf i Grefftwyr da. Bydd ymi waith parhaus am ) leiaf dair blynedd. Ymofyner ar y GWAITH. CHEMIST & DRUGGIST. UT ANTED, an APPRENTICE. Apply to T T WILLIAM Ellis, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Abergele. WANTED, by a Youtb, aged 16, who hall T had a little experience, a situation as CLERK in an office. Full particulars on application, address No. 8,0S9, Baner Office, Denbigh. L .AW.-WANTED, a GENERAL CLERK, J-i preference given to a Short-hand Writer. Apply to A. B., Conway. WANTED. A GOOD MILLINER, also an ASSISTANT XX in the Drapery; and a resptcttNe active Youth as an Apprentice in the Drapery and Grocery. Apply to D, Ev ANa, Draper, Cemmaes, Montgymeryshire. AT OFAINT. YN EISIEU yn ddioed, yn alluog i drin Cast Steel, a Sharpio yn dda. Cftog, 30s. yr wykhoos, a gwaith cyison. Ymofyner a D. AC E. JONES, Contractors, Dolyddelen. AT SEIRI MEINI. t YN EISIEU yn ,Çd, &>iri Meini i weitblo* JL Pontydd Rhellffordd. Rhoddir 6s y dydd I ddynion medrus, a gwaith parhau". Ymofyner a D. AC E. JONES, Contractors, Dolyddelen. TYSTEB GENEDLAETHOL Y diweddar Barch. JOHN OWEN (gynt o Ty'nllwyn). Derbynir tanysgrifiadau ati gan y personau canlynol Mr. LEWIS LEWIS, Caernarfon, Trysorydd CyffredinoL Mr. ROBERT JONES, Bank, Pwllheli, etto, dosbarth Lleyn. Mr. ROBERT ROWLANDS, Bank, Porthmadog, Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor. YSGRIFENTDDION. Mr. HENRY JONES WILLIAMS, Hafod, Foarcrossea. OWEN P. JONES, Fourcrosses. I WILLIAM JONES, Clwt-y-Bont, Caernarfon. JNO. PRICE, Norn-al College, Bangor. P. s, C. Cydnabyddwyd eisoes 490 5 1 Parctt. John Williams, Hexnion 010 6 Symiau o dan 51. 0 11 0 Mr. Thomas Ellis, Carnguwch 0 10 6 R. 0 50 Mr. Robert Williams, Hafod y Rhisgl, Beddgelert 0 10 0 „ Rees Robots, Bwlch, etto 010 0 Trwy law Mr. W. D. Williams, Parch. Thomas Gwynedd Roberts, Rhostryfan 0 10 0 Mr. John Hughes, Shop, etto 0 10 0 John Joney, Caj'r gors 0 60 n 5 0 Parch. W. T Jones, Enlli 0 10 « „ Wm. J-Irbort, Cysegr 0 10 5 Mr. Wm. Davies, Mobtyn Hall 0 100 J. E. Powell, Wrecsam ,S 20 Parch. Griffith Parry, Manchester l 1 a Charles Ifughes, Vaw., Wreesam It. Mr. R. J. Thomas, Rhiwbrytdir 0 6 Charles Hughes, YaRwh., iwbryhlir 0 2 « Wm. Hugh Owen, Caernarfon 1 1 0 COFADAIL Y DIWEDDAR I. D. FFRAID MEWN eyfarfod a gynnaliwyd ar ddydd i-Y- t angladd Mr. Evans, penderfynwyd casglv Tanywjrrif. isdan at yr amcan uchod, a throaglwyddo y gweddlll a leId, ar 01 talu am y Gofadail, i'w deulu. Y mae Uawer o lyfraa casglu wedl eD hanfon alias yn barod, ond anfonir llyfr i nnrhyw berson o ymddlned a ja- gymmera a'r gorchwyl 0 gasglu yn ei ardal. Cyhoeddir enwau y tanysgrifwyr o 2s. ae nched, a'r IWK a gesglir yn mhob eynnulleidfa, neu ardal, yn ngholofnaa y PAN IC,TT, ar dderbyniad y Uyfrau yn ol, a'r arlan. Dymunol fyddai gallu gorphen hyn 0 orcbwylmor gyiuuur ag y bydd yn bossibl. Gan fod y cyfarfod wedi dymnno arnaf a f gymmaryd gofa hyn, bydd yn dda genyf dderbyn Cyfraniadau a chyn- northwy y neb aydd yn ystyrled fod y gwrthddrych ya deilwng o'r hyn a fwriedir ei -ne)d; a hyJoraf y derbynia y syminudiad gefnogaeth deilwng o'r lie uchel yr oedd Mr. tfiVANS yn ei feddu yn marn a theimlad ei gyd wladwyr. THOMAS GEE, Trturydi. RHESTR O'R TANYSGRIPIADAU. p. 8. 0. ranysgrifiadan a dderbyniwyd 160 111 u Meistri. Lewis Edwards a u Gjf., 57 & 69 High Street, Manchester 1 1 0 Hiigh Pugh. Ysw., Llysmeirion, Caernarfon I 1 0 Edward B eese, Y, I., Porthmado, I 1 0 Mr. John Thomas, Babell, Treffynnon 0 6 0 Bydd y Dysteb yma yn oael ei ehau i fyny ddiwedd y mis hwn. Gan fiyny prysured ben Gyfeillion yr anwrl T. D P(Mid orphou euwwn a dyqlawvl)d V LAVirog byul I¡< *-A bala4 fta yo 61.