Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Advertiser Office, MARKET SQUARE, WREXHAM. Every description o COMMERCIAL, GENERAL, AND FANCY PRINTING. PROMPTLY EXECUTED Publishers (by authority) of the Abstract of the Coal Mines Regulation Act, AND Special Colliery Rules for North Wales. To be had in Sheets and Books, in both English and Welsh. JJAYLEY &B R-A-DLEY, PROPRIETORS.

Sales by Auction. BAUGH. JOES. AD CO. gAlb* T^*>Tl M- E-WIIS BAUGH, JONES, ANI> CO. S. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. THVRSPAY, JUNE 6TH, 1878. SAIR 0^ 11 F\T AD STORE 8TOCKEVERY S C-?' ?n ?v ? Ten o'dock. and the Auctioneers F.??-?tth.t the Stock be attheM?t  ) r 1  rf-pectH" stock At-nFAnY ETERED. ear)y- ?(.K AU?M' EXTERED. ??tofPT???resh Barrens, In-calf ?,Mr;d J,81., I b II  ?.L ?h?ned S 1 lot of ::Iheep. J.amhs, C:Lves, !lUll Plg9 A n.ee ? Which include 1. v,(WK1 Calving Heifer, 20 prime  r ?? 1 Ca?vinf Heifer, 20 prime ,4 SS^.thc propert ? ? art s Ft hcep :1n:" (' -ll'1"cna Farn!. t f"" T L Ll '^Kp .?'ep- the Proper Y of Mr J. Lee, U?y F. Hlpr ':1' ",?Fat Sheep and 1.?? the property of Mr Thos. j" l' 11 h iioll r ?''?"?''?S • be!o??in!: to MrHughes, 1") Prime «t :»'; n c'longing to Mr Hughes, t0!1' sale at Ten o'clock. '0 in the Horst' )lal'ket at one ('doc, a splendid V, "011 H"rsl' h,dJe!l1ll dies-lure last year, '¡tn VVnff £ °n i  axi> CO. swh ?LE OF^S SE1wt AT THE KOSSKTT AUCTION MART. JJ.¡r. n.\niH, ,TOXE, &: ('0. win holO. teir  STOCK I 3t the Gol'len LSn. ROS? on Tuesday, June 4th, I STOCK ALREADY EXTERE? I 4 ?'.ndid F?t Be?ts. and 10 Fat Lambs I Th" property of A. Balfour, Esq., Mount I ■ in prim" Fd Lambs, the property of General T.«™.lien.l, Trevalyn HalL ■ I A numl'cr of Fat Lambs, the property of Muss, J.sl1.. Broad Ok. I l Prime Fat Sheep, the property of Mr J. Lee, Llay Han. ■ I 15 Fat Limbs, the property of Roberts, Rorras Lodge. ■ ]2 Fat Sheep and Lambs, the propert, y of Air ■ Davies, Pystyll House Farm. H Also, ■ a Lot of Prime Fat Bullocks and Heifers ■ several Calving Heifers H :10 Ripe Shropshire Down Wethers ■ Pitto Lambs ■ Several Fat Calves ■ Fat and Store Pigs I ?pr?srtv of A.B?four. Esq F. Ott8, ?Esi.. ■ ,I. Sk)) E"h <?.ne.?] Townshend, E. Swetenh?m. r.'i; s Roberts, Esq.Mo.?. Esq., Mr J. ■ F 'v-irrts Mr .?"ne.? Mr "ooJrlch, Mr P. W;M?ms, H ■ li nni? Mr Pritchard, Mr Lewi.? Mrs "oolrleh, ■ "vr E. Woolrich, Mr E. B. Samuel, Mr Bayne, Air Hincheliffe, Mr Dudleston, Mr ■ Lw, .1: It J. Roberts, Mr T. Thomas, and N Further Entries respectfully solicited. ■ Sale at Two O'clock prompt. 1245 ■ PRELIMINARY. ■ DiHtakle Frcelmd rrop-rti/ at The Lodge, Brynibo, nmr Wrexham, Denbighshire. H To BF. SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH, ) JONES, and CO., at the Star Inn, Brymho, on TIEifHr, June 11th, li. at FouWfor Five o'clock in the afternoon, punctually, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, an(1 in the following or such other Lots as shall be decided upon at the time of LOT 1—All those Two recently-erected and sub- jtnntvillv St"ne-larilt MKS.SUAGES or DWELLING- H HOCSES, each "f which contains two rooms above ■ anil two below, with a two-stalled stable, piggeries, nnil out-buildings, nntl neat and ornamental flower ?? aniens in front, and productive kitchen gardens at ■ the re?r thereof and thereto helon?in?, situate at The ?? !,o't"c. Fr)mhn, aforesaid, on the proposed new road ? t?tn-n?.n.?d dose to the main road leading to Wrexhiim, n?w m the respective occupations of Messrs M Lewis unit Smith, vieldiim a vearlv rent of jE15 12s. ■ Ltt ?-U) thnse two ncvdv-erected an? wen ■ M?-bmtt Œ('U;E, with the out-buildings, ■ hrp a))? pr?M)nrt!ve .?rdens &nd appurtenances ■ hereunto hc'?ns'in' situate immed!?tely opposite ■ :u? )]M)-tnLnt 1, nnw in the occupations of ?lessrs ■ 'numM Smith ami Moms Rowland at the yeM'?' ■ rrtltll "I £1!1 ]I)" ■ The !'i in.-rris !n ?n ""c"tlcnt state of repa!r, weM H t.tnt?). and in a )iice.<!tu?t!"n- ■ ?' further p:¡rt;('1!I,, apply to H. Hl'!PHnEY; Solicitor, Wrexham, or the Auctioneers. ■ 12v7c ■ SALE BY 5IACDONALD & FRASER. -I-. ■ SCOTLAND. I PEHTH AUCTION MARKET. ■ pREA'f AWTAL SALR of S.000 sheep fmcl JOO < T I'attle, Fridav, 7th June next. The entries will .3,,lIlllarkf:\ce Fwo part Lanark Lambs. H m (In Wether do do 5W lo Thrc-e-yeur-old Wethers part in ■ fieshy condition.! ?t l'V| Bhr);f.i..f and Clieviot Ewe and Lambs, ?t iwo Cross and half.hre(1 Hogs, Hevemllots suit- iililr for the butcher, also 1.,1j Onp a-n.J three-year-old Cattle, and 70 Milch ■ Sale at 10-30 a.m. Ciitalo^r.es on application. H MACDONALD FRASKR. ■ Aiu'ti.i:, ifuvitet Offices, Perth. -1st May, 1878. 12íi"g. ■ BY MR EDWARD JONES. ■ <A'R AT.\„, 10, RUABON ROAD, WREXHAM. M 'r HOWARD JO?EK will !-?LL BY AUCTION, ?N ?Mo?nn-next, the an! Jnnejs?,t No, ?N )?' ''nn.rtn? Wrexham, a variety of modern and ?M SfK'SKIlOLD FURITURE ?nd other effects. ?M '??' the u.<u? requisites for kitchen, parlour, 'r"n 1)nrpoe. ?? ??, itt One for Two o'clock prompt. 127?u ?? SALE BY MESSRS ETCHER NUNNER- ■ LBY, AND ETCHES. ■  n«t WHITCHURCH (LOJ» n:-ORS-g ?t .? ??? t:?e place on Friday, June ?tst, All entries close on June 14th. KTCRES, X1.NNKRLEY, AXD ETCHES, °ffitlL_1\' ArCDOXEEKS. ■ Whitchurch, Salop. ■ 12ô5b ■ ??LE BY ?R RICHARD OLLERHEAD S\1.F ? "?K AT PITRE ISSA, EWBRIDGE, NEAR ■ RUABON. ? ? MOXDAY, JUNE 3RD, 1878. 'II: OLl FP.R'" \D 1 t. f ?'i' '??HF.D has received instructions rom H -F| i Uv U'.V?c,tors "f the !atc Mr Robert Price, to ??t N ?i) ){v. '?. as above, the whole of his very ?N -fat H i'^ITURE, comprisincc fenders, ?N ironsl, • *r<m ?" ''?" t"bles clocks, sofa, I.. 'f'\W ,( ."1, U t M ''?<b of.l?' '?'nd he uual aMortmentof M ?? n??.' n ■'v'" also ? ?P't? ?'r gun, warranted, M ) ?'th'"?""? .res?u?tshy the brickworks ■ f'fj.c It' '-l] wariis, K,(,. ■ SaI,; at Two o'doc! a ?.?'so??"? larl ■ '?'?'M.t.'Wrexh?m. 1260b I XATjE BY MR SNAPE. ■ .\J.X O COTTAm:, L!GOLI.I<;N. 'In J> F. ha recei H fweived.instructions from the ■ h, the lnte John Reid, \T » • '0^, ,tlHm PIn' ses jis <11. !lnr1a'. ,June 10th }lC!\ pre\1llSCS, as t ?r ?  'I' t\¡.. \Iole of the ""te,! in -I' JPUK'NJTURE ':I' t '1I1II!! Or'\wlI1'" 1 II H I'jViii.]" V• f' :t.nf 1 ..rpakfast Rooms, t?''?""?"y'"?'??'„, and other   \V'lll} ,J '1- N ??' ?" '"? ?'?'—?e au<l N '?. r. rj ?"r' ?'?""c cheffonie.- "tr" .01 cotta"e P' N '? >its ?? ?' ?!s? ?'"? N '1':I,(III\¡  m?ho?ny hed- ¡:'h f"at1), :1.'1 :'1!t:!U'!i!1! ma!1°i!any bed- I .?'?ji!?).t.? )' '?" '"?'?. ?-.?? 'I' t d' c" fl rfllllUrn(' t I ^»isi "?-? punctually. "r n::y he h' ■ "'? Nile '?" "'?'? the Auctioneer a week I },e fl' J.\ ? ? f?;??n'A?-Mt.Wrexhmn. 1 -27Ca  :\L: ,\111. ,J I J l \1 ,r I"" 'II.' \T ■ Ii ffj,, .1 ? ? ?'?'L?.HTOXHALL STATION I\:f. \t;, 111( p". N 4, ?Y '?'?? t"?"'o'?'et!it he will () 1\ .:t tJ I "Tr;?' rn s' '? ?'e above :-statlO on ■ 'IT 'I ^'I"line rn .?, the foHowh? FAT ? r' FP I)l(''C" ? ? U- CALVES, PlfiS &c.,  :"1111' F.. JI 'J t '? ''? ??'? ??'? "'? Heifers f": .J',ieL]I > 1.1;nh v ■ v fVpV *»«! Lr.nbs  .u.t' \f, 'e!; d, Ie. Slidl ot1 ?? '?' ''??"?"?" /tIJd;: t'?t may ?° eRt?ed  ?N  T"Ve o'clock (la each); S?)e at OM .,1. :0 ('I' "L ":C:, .\Iú¡'¡ I' l1r 'CJ1. 1:)3 Sales by Auction. SALES BY MR. LLOYD. LLANGOLLEN SMITHFIELD, JUNE 4TH, 1878. MR LLOYD has great pleasure in announcing thY JjUL his next Sale of Fat and Store Stock at LIan. gollen will take place oh Tuesday, June 4th, 1878. when he will niTer for sale the following stock, viz:- Several Fat and Store Cattle Several Fat Sheep :-eve al Shropshire and Welsh Ewe Lambs A few calves and piss. Sale at Ten o'clock prompt. I Offices Plassey Farm Wrexham. 1286 THURSDAY, JUNE 6tii, 1878. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. MR LLOYD begs to inform his numerous friends t and supporters that he has taken FIRST -i?- SECOND STAND in the New Smithnetd (which is on the left hand side of the entrance), where he will in future hold his fortnightly sales of cattle, sheep, pigs, &c., and trusts he shall receive the same support that has hitherto been accorded him during the time he has been in business as an auctioneer, and has the pleasure of announcing his next sale will take place on THIHSDAY, June tith. The following Stock are already entered. A prime lot of Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulls, In-calf Cows, and with Calves at foot, Barrens, Stirks, Store Bulls, <te. A magnificent lot of Fat and Rearing Calves A prime lot of Shropshire and Cross-bred Fat Sheep A number of Pork and Bacon Pigs, also Stores The property of regular supporters of the late Auction Mart: Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., Wynnstay; Sir R. Palmer, Bart., Sir R. A. Cunliffe, Bart., Hon. Geo. Kenyon, T. LI. Fitz-Hugh, Esq., E. Peel, Esq., Brvn-y-pvs; S. Yorke, Esq., S. P. Hope. Esq., H. Lees, Esq., Pickhill Hall; Captain Orinro(l, Penyl.,in; A. Peel, Esq., Gerwyn; A. Balfour, Esq., Mount Alyn; Capt. Godfrey, H. W. Meredith, Esq., T. Beakbane, Esq., F. E. Cotton, Esq., Captain Best, E. Swetenham, Esq., W. H. Darby, Esq., Brymbo; T. Clayton, Esq., Major Roper, H. Whaller, Esq., Plasinadoc Captain Owens Althrey, Peter Walker, Esq., George Barbour, Esq., liracton; T. Clarke, Esq., R. C. Webster, Esq,, George Plant, Esq., Henry Dennis, Esq., Henry Humphrey" s, Esq., j. R. Bennion, Esq., E. Randies, Esq., R. J. Sisson, Esq., Charles Griffiths, Esq., Thomas Morris, Esq., Esp Hill; J. Kenrick, Esq., Wynn Hall; Mrs Johnson, Iisless The Misses Lewis, Miss Hayes, New British Iron Company Messrs T. Evison, Eyton R. Peate, Eyton; Thos. R. Pnrry, J. Milligan, T. Meredith, R. J. Roberts, J. Davies, Llanypwll E. WiIlims, H. Bate, S. T. Reeves, E. Humphreys, T. Roberts, Berse: T. Fearnall, Royton J. B. Murless, S. Dale, Holt R. Parker, Belgrave J. Forrester, A. Sutton, Thomas Griffith, T. Brassey, Althrey; T. Beake, J. Owens, Cod,lin.don Ioss, ltossett; Cooke, Worthenbury R. Harrison, Plascoch J. Edwards, Carthagena T. Wainwright, J. Roberts, Woodhouse; J. Lee, H. C. Murless, Ruabon T. Jones, Hollies C. Parsonage, Bevan, Jackson, Eardloy, W. Billing- ton, M. Darlington, B. L. Roberts, Esq., Barton Hall, W. Thompson, Esq., Brynf The Bvoughton Coal Co., I' itc., &c. The property of Mrs Edwards, Wood Bank, near Chester. 2 Shorthorn Bulls. Pedigree on day of sale. Sale at 10 o'clock to a minute. 2UHpn MONDAY, JUNE 3RD, 1878. Fourth Annual Sale of Fat Stock at Borras Ilall, du- tant 1 mile,from the town of Wrexham, 1 from Gres- ford. Kfrom Chester, and 'i,from Famdon. MR LLOYD has great pleasure in :mnonneing that J. he has be) n honoured with instructi ns from Thos. R. Parry, Esq., tohohlhis FOURTH ANNUAL SALE OF FAT STOCK, &c., at his homestead, situate as above, on MONP.VY, June lird, the whole of his ex- ceedingly prime Fat Cattle, ripe Fat Shropshire Sheep, iiiciii(ling- 30 Exceedingly prime Fat Two and Three Year Old Shorthorn Heifers. 4 Extraordinary prime Fat Cows. 60 Itipe Fat Shropshire Down Wethers. Lunch at one o'clock. Sale at 2 prompt. One week's keep will be given, or, if taken away on day of Sale, the following allowance will be made :— Cattle, 5s per head and Sheep Is per head. N.B.—The Auctioneer has great confidence in call- ing special attention to this Sale, as the Cattle are of superior quality, and in prime condition. Likewise the Sheep are very ripe. 1226d SALE BY MESSRS. WM. DEW AND SON. FLINTSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF LANDED ESTATES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS JL W. DEW AND SOX, by order of H. T. Davies Griffith, Esq., in numerous Lots, at the King's Head Hotel, Holywell, on FRIDAY, the 12th day of July, 187f), the remainder of Air Griffith's Flintshire Estate, consisting of the highly eligible FREEHOLD FARMS AND TENEMENTS known as Afon Wen Paper Mills (reversion) and Land, Paper Mills and Meadow, be- tween Rail and Turnpike, Wern bach, Hafodtew, Naj's Head Publicliouse, Pant Diffaeth Farm, parts of Sarn (Idol, Tanllan Farm, and other premises, com- prising upwards of 20!! acres of Laiul, with the Timber and Minerals (except under allotments), situate in the parishes of Caerwys and Ysceifiog, in the above County, and within ca-sy distance of the Railway Stations and Shipping Places, Mostvn, Holywell, and Flint. Full parti_ culars will appear in future papers, and particulars and conditions of Sale may be had sub- sequently to 12th June, of WILLIAM BELL, Esq., Bodrhyddan, Rhyl Mr BARBEII, solicitor, Bangor; and the A ucTio.NFFits, Rhyliii(I Bangor. 115bF SALE BY MR J. C. McKIE. I" VALUABLE SMALL FREEHOLD FARM. LOWER CYNYNION, OSWESTRY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by. MR J. C. JL McKIE, at the Queen's Hotel, Oswestry, on THURSDAY, 13th June next, subject to conditions to be then produced, All that TENEMENT called Lower Cynynion, situate :It Lawnt, near Oswestry, with the Two COTTAGES, GARDENS, and LANDS thereto ad- joining, containing 12a 3r !i5p, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Messrs Edward Richards, Rowland Edwards, and David Lewis. The Farm House, Stables, Cowhouses, and Out- offices have been recently put in a thorough state of repair, and the land is in a high state of cultivation. The Property adjoins the Turnpike-road leading from Oswestry to Llansilin, and is distant three miles from the former town, and affords a very desirable investment. Sale to commence at Four o'clock. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, or to Messrs MINSHALL and PARRY JONES, Solicitors, Oswestry. 1206c SALE BY MR. W. H. HILL. sHllopsmm AND MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Veiy Desirable Farms, Freehold Hettidences, and l Land*, ?-?;/??<' ;?t Oxicesfrt/, ?/?? war to Gobow?n anrlj I IJ'ltitt¡'nf7tnn ,9?<t?/?, ond the Great Western liail- ?M?, and to the Whittiit^tnn Station, on the Cam- briun ?m< and in the "ale of Langynoij. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR W. H. 9L HILL, at the Queen's Hotel, Oswestr" v, on FJlWAY, the 7th day of June. 1S7, at 2 (for2.i0) oVlock, in the Lots, and subject to the conditions then to he (loelqred- LOTS 1. 2, 3, and 4.—Four comfortable and newly- erected DWELLING-HOUSES called Fairfield," in the town of Oswestry, and let to highly respectable yearlv tenants, at mod rate rents. LOTS iJ, ti, and 7.-A FREEHOLD TENEMENT and LANDS, of excellent quality, called "The City," situate at the Hengoed, in the parishes of Wliittington and Selattyn, in the county of Salop, and let to Airs Mary Davies as yearly tenant, containing in the whole nearly 7 acres or thereabouts. LOTS 8 to 13.- A very desirable MESSUAGE and FARM called "Pleasant Groves," situate near to the Gobowen Railway Station, containing 31a. 3r. 2p., or thereabouts, occupied by Air Moses Vincent as yearty tenant. The mines and minerals under these lots will be reserved. LOTS 14 to 2;j.-Eli¡h]e BUILDING SITES near Gobowen Railway Station in sizes suitable to pur- chasers, having a frontage to the Holyhead road, and now-occupied as part of Pleasant Groves Farm. LOTS 26 and 27.—A capital FARAI called "The Rhos," or Rhosygadfa," situate about a mile-and-a- half from Gobowen Station, and near to the village of Saint Martins, containing in the whole 50a. 3r. :38p. or thereabouts, occupied by Mr Holland as yearly tenant. LOTS 28 to 33.—Several pieces of most excellent FEEDING LAND, known as "The Park Fields," situate close to the village of Whittington, and easily approached from both the Great Western and Cam- brian Railway Stations, containing in the whole 51a. Or. 12p., or thereabouts, and now in the occupa- tion of Air Dodds, as yearly tenant. LOT 34.—A most beautifully situated RESIDENCE, called "TheMount," with the Out-buildings, Kitchen, and Flower Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Orna- mental Belt of Trees in the rear, and also a piece of rich land in front, lying close up to an excellent road II in the prettv village of Whittington, and within a few minutes' walk of the Great Western and Cambrian Stations at that place, and containing in the whole la 2r. 22p., occupied by the late proprietor, Thomas Bronh:lll, Esquire, up to the time of his death. The property is in thorough renair, and offers frveut attrac- tions to any gentleman wishing for a moderate-sized res! donee, with the advantage of retirement, and beautiful country scenery. The hounds of Sir W. W. Wynn meet regularly ill the neighbourhood. Early possession may be had. LOT capital piece of LAND, situate close to mil in the rear of last Lot, containing 8a 3r 23p, occupied bv ATr John Jones as vearlv tenant. LOT 36 to :,q.-Thi-ee COTTAGES and LANDS, situate at Babhin's Wood, near the village of Whittingtorl, aforesaid. MONTGOMERYSHIRE. LOTS 30 find -li). —Two excellent FARAIS and LANDS, and containing respectively ]Z]a;;r Zip anl 27a Or 24p, or thereabouts, situ ite in the beautiful Vale of Llan- gynog, about seven miles from the Llanfyllin Station of the Cambrian Company, and about seventeen miles by turnpike ro-id from the town of Oswestry and now ill the occupation of Mr Edward Hughes anil Mr David Evans. The shooting and fishing in this neighbourhood are of first-rate quality. The mines under th" \viio!o of Brynchi; parti' under Gruwfon Uclin sre not inchido-.l in the sale Brynprlas is sold subie'-t to an annual rent-charge ¿i.J:>'j to the ponr of the parish. The timber on all the is to be taken to hv the Purchaser at a vahiaii-.n which will be produced at the Auction. Lithojjrnphed plans and particulars, with anv further inform,'xtiou I-e obtained from Air W. H I HILL, Estate Agent, i-sul J.Ie.ssrs..AIixsHAU.s aad PARKY JOXES solicitors, ()..v,e:iiy. 1143". Sales by Auction. SALE BY MESSRS COOPER & SON. TALLANT GREEN AND THREAPWOOD. On the borders of FLINTSHIRE AND CHESHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES AND LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs COOPER JL AND SON, at the Queen's Head Inn, Sarn Bridge, in the county of Flint, on Wednesday, the 19th day of June, 1878, at Three o'clock in the after- noon, in the following or such other Lot or Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of Sale, and subject to conditions to be then produced :— LOT 1.—A comfortable and substantially-built MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, comprising parlour, kitchen, milkhouse, pantry, and five good bedrooms, with convenient outbuildings, consisting of barn, stabling for three horses, coachhouse, hay bay, lying for five cows, piggeries, yard, garden, orchard, outoffices, and appurtenances, and three pieces or parcels of rich pasture land thereto adjoining, con- taining together about three acres and a half (more or less), situate at Threapwood, in the county of Chester, and now in the occupation of Air Thomas Green. LOT 2.-A Piece of good Pasture LAND, situate opposite to Lot 1, and containing about an acre (more or less) in the occupation of the said Thomas Green. LOT 3.—A Piece or Parcel of excellent Pasture LAND, situate near the above Lot, with an extensive frontage to two roads, and containing about one acre and a half, in the occupation of the said Thomas ( Green. The above Lots are Tithe Free, and Lots 2 and 3 are good building sites. LOT .t.-Two comfortable COTTAGES with Gar- dens, outoiffces, and appurtenances, situate at Tal- lant Green, near to Sarn Bridge, in the parish of Worthenbury, in the county of Flint, fronting the road leading from Sarn Bridge to Hanmer, in the oc- cupations of John Wynn and Alary Edge. LOT 5.—A piece of excellent PASTURE LAD. situate at Tallant Green, aforesaid, in the parish of Hanmer, in the said county of Flint, near adjoining to Lot 4, with a frontage to the said road, and con- taining about two acres and three quarters, more or less, in the occupation of Mr Daniel Done. LOT It-Two COTTAGES, GARDENS, OUT- BUILDINGS, and appurtenances, situate at Tallant Green, aforesaid, near adjoining to Lot 5 and the said road, in the occupations of Catherine Griffiths and John Butler. Also a piece of rich pasture LAND, ad- joining, containing together about an acre and a quarter, more or less, in the occupation of Air Wm. Burrows. Air Daniel Done, of Sarn Bridge, will shew the lots, and any further information may lie obtained at the offices of Air Salter, solicitor, Ellesmere, Salop. 1271ba SALE BY MR. JOHN JONES. "f R JOHN JONES will hold his NEXT SALE of J?jL CATTLE, Sheep, and Pigs on the Wrexham Smithfield on THURSDAY, June 6th, 1878. The usual Sale of Traps, Saddlery; also an excellent Alowing Machine by Hornsby, Iron Plough, Malt JIill, &c., Ac., on the Beast Market at two o'clock. Auctioneer's Office, Crescent-terrace, Wrexham. 1300  j^JESSRS pHILLIPS AND co. II AUCTIONEERS, VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE DUTY ON REASONABLE TERMS. Accounts settled up at close of each day's Sale OFFICES FARNDON AND HARTHILL. SSCd Public and Legal Notices. WREXHAM HARE AND HOUNDS CLUB. AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS. THIRD Annual Meeting at ACTON PARK. (By JL the kind permission of Sir R. A. Cunliffe, Bart.) on Wednesday, June the 5th, 1878, commencing punctually at 12 o'clock noon. PATRONS: HIS WORSHIP THE AIAYOR OF WREXHAM. HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER. K.G. SIR W. W. WYNN, BART., SIR R. A. CUXLIFFE, M.P. BART. GEO. O. MORGAN, ESQ., WATKIN WILLIAMS, ESQ., M.P. M.P. HON. G. T. KENYON. T. LL. FITZHUGH, ESQ. SIMON YORKE, ESQ. CAIT. GODFREY. ARCHIBALD PEEL, ESQ. PETER WALKER, ESQ. EDWARD EVAXS, ESQ., EDWARD WILLIAMS, ESQ., J.P. M.D. J. LEWIS, ESQ. H. K. ASPINAIX, ESQ. WILLIAM OVERTON, EsQ., COL. COOPER AM) THE J.P. OFFICERS OF THE 23RD BRIGADE DEPOT R.W. FUSILIERS. The Band of the 96th Regiment will attend and play selections during the afternoon. COMPETITIONS OPEN TO ANY AAIATEUR. (As defined by the Rules of the London Athletic Club). 120 Yards Hurdle Race, scratch Prizes Alile Flat Race, do. One Alile Flat Race, do. Long Jump do. Half Alile Handicap for boys under 18 years of age do. (A reference will have to be given if required). Throwing the do. Throwing the Cricket do. Football Race, 4tO yarl1s. do. Bicycle Race, 3 miles do. The Committee reserve to themselves the right of refusing the entry of anyone not a member of the Club. Entries Two Shillings and Sixpence each, with fees and colours 10 be sent into the Secretary not later than Saturday, May 25th. Entries to the Boy's Race, One Shilling. Entry Forms and Rules can be obtained on applica- tion to the Secretary. Admission to the Park, One Shilling. Entrance at the Rhosnessney Lodge. No Booths, Tents, or Huck- sters allowed on the Ground. Tickets may be obtained of the Secretary, at Mr C. Davies', Hope-street, Miss Whiting's, High-street, or at the Gate. 1035a J. STEWART CRAWFORD, Hon. Sec. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. EXCURSION TRAINS will run as below:- JPj Saturday, .Tune 8th, from Chester at 9.10 a.m., Wrexham 9.36, Oswestry 0.52, and Shrewsbury 10.40 a.m., to Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Taunton, Exeter, Torquay, Plymouth, Truro, Fal- mouth, Penzance, and other stations, to return on June 15th.-Saturday, June 8th, and Whit Monday, from Chester at S).15 a.m., Wrexham 9.45, Corwen t;.4, Llangollen 8.45, Ruabon 10.0, Oswestry 9.52, Gobowen 10.15, Minsterley 9.15, and Shrewsbury 10.55 a.m., to Warwick, Leamington, Banbury, Oxford, Worcester, Droitwich, Malvern, Evesham, Bath, Bristol, Heading and London, passengers returning on following AYednesday or Saturday.—From Chester, Wrexham, Ruabon, Oswestry, Gobowen, and Shrews- bury (with exceptions) to Wellington, Wolverhamp- ton, BUston, Wednesbury, West Bromwich, and Birmingham, returning as per special arrangement.— From Baschurch, Rednal, Whittington, Oswestry, Gobowen, Chirk, Ruabon, and Wrexham (with ex- ceptions), to Chester, Birkenhead, Warrington, Alan- chester, and Liverpool, returning as per special ar- rangement. Tickets and handbills can be obtained at the Printers. Paddington Terminus. J. GRIERSON, 1270c General Manager. HILL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL, WREXHAM. THE ANNIVERSARY SERAIONS will be preached 6 on Sundav, June 9th, by the REV. WILLI AAI HOWELLS, Principal of Trevecca College. Services at 10 30, and 6'30. Collections will be made in aid of the Chapel Fund. 1253g PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ROSSETT. THE ANNUAL TEA PARTY will take place on 1. Whit Monday, June 10th, 1878, at Mount Alyn Park. Tea on the Tables at Four p.m. A Public Aleeting in the Large Tent. 1269b THE THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL (By kind permission of Lord Tollemache) will be held on the picturesque Ruins of BEESTON CASTLE, On AIOXDAY and TUESDAY, JUNE 24 and 25, 1878. For the Benefit of the Widows' and Orphans' Fund of the Eeeston Castle District Man- chester Unity of Oddfellows. THE Committee of Alanagement beg to inform the Public that every accommodation is provided to ensure the visitors to this romantic and beautiful ruin (from whose summit is presented one of the finest views in nature) a social and pleasant meeting. Water- proof tents, covering upwards of 2,250 square yards, are added as a security against rain. Horabin's Hand, and the Nantwich Military and Quadrille Band, will be in attendance, and DANCING will commence at two o'clock. TEA on the Tables from Three o'clock, Tickets Is. each Children half-price. W No change will be given. Wines. Spirits, ifce., furnished in a commodious tent by Air Williamson, Beeston Castle Inn. ADMISSION Monday, Is. Tuesday, 611. Children half-price. For special train arrangements see further adver- tisements. 3ST Parties conveyed from Chester, Ntntwicli, and Crewe respectively, and from the intermediate stations, to Beeston Castle and B.,Clc for about a Single Fare (1st or 2nd class) by the Specials as well as by the Ordinary Trains. Tickets will be available on day of issue only. I:¡I N EAVF, FOOD FOR INFANTS, YOrXU r< CHILDREN AND INVALIDS. Sold by CHEAIISTS and GROCERS at home and abroad. Public and Legal Notices. BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. GENERAL HOLIDAY. WHIT MONDAY, the 10th day of June inst., ? V being a BANK HOLIDAY, I respectfully re- commend that the day be observed as a GENERAL HOLIDAY within the Town and Borough of Wrex- ham, and that the various Shops and places of Busi- ness BE CLOSED on that day. J. C. OWEN, Mayor. Guildhall, Wrexham, June 1,1878. 1307d THE 5TH D.R. VOLUNTEER BAND may be Tengaged for clubs, &c.-Apply to ABSALOM DAVIES, Cambrian Arms, Poolmouth, Wrexham. C. A. STEPHENSON, Bandmaster. 1216c HAWARDEN FESTIVAL WILL be held, by permission of the Right Hon. TV W. E. Gladstone, M.P., in the ruins of the old Castle, on THURSDAY, JUNE 13TH. The Bands of the 96th Regiment and the 2nd Flint- shire Volunteers will play for Dancing from Three till Nine. Tea provided. Tickets, if purchased on or before the 10th, Is each; after that date Is 6d. Tickets for Tea and Park 2s. 1233b G. SPENCER, Secretary. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CAERGWRLE ANNUAL FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH, 1878. AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAAIME, including a Grand Bicycle Contest, will be provided, full particulars of which will appear in future advertise- ments. Caergwrle, May 30th, 1878. 1277d NOTICE. ALL Persons having any Claim against the Estate A of the late JONATHAN CLARKE, of the Horse and Jockey Inn, Gutter Hill, Rhos, are re- quested to send the same with particulars to either of the undermentioned on or before the 15th of June, 1878. A lso, all parties indebted to the Estate are re- quested to pay at once to the same persons. EDWARD CLARKE, Ponkev, Ruabon, JOSEPH GRIFFITHS, Rock Cottage, Rhos, Ruabon, 1201d Executors. AN EISTEDDVOD WILL BE HELD IN RHYL, AUGUST 15TH, 1878. FOLLOWING is a SELECTION from the List of FSubjects:- No. L—AN ESSAY—"The Books of the New Testament, Ac., prize13. No. 3.—POETRY—" The Fall of Plevna," prize £ 2 2s. No. 7,-)WSIC-" Best rendering of'For unto us a child is born, prize .?10. WORKS OF ART-Several Prizes. For a complete List send two penny stamps to the Secretary, WILUAI ,TONES, WILLIAM JONES, Rhyl, ll?b 32, Water-street, Rhyl.  COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1872. EXAMINATION FOR MANAGERS CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY. District under the charge of Henri/ Ilall, Fsq., II. 31. Inspector of 31 itiee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Examina- ? tion for Managers' Certincates of Competency, under the above-named Act, will be held on the 28th day of June next, and Candidates intending to pre- sent themselves at such examination must, on or before the 27th day of June next. notify such inten- tion to the Secretary of the Board of the above- mentioned District from whom all information as to particulars can be obtained. By order of the Board, MASKELL W. PEACE, 19, King-street, Wigan. Secretary. N.B.—Persons who do not reside within the District j are equally eligible for examination with those who do. 1205c pROVIDE AGAINST ACCIDENTS. By taking a Policy of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. The oldest and largest Accidental Assurance Com- pany. RIGHT HON. LORD KINNAIRD, Chairman. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £ 1,000,000. ANNUAL INCOME £ 210,000. A fixed sum in case of Death by Accident, and a Weekly Allowance in the event of Injury, may be secured at moderate Premiums. Bonus allowed to Instlrers of ftve yean standing. ACCIDENTS OCCUR DAILY!! £ 1,230,000 has been paid as COMPENSATION. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local Agent, or 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. WILLIAAI J. VIAN, Secretary. Agents Agents for Wrexham :-fr W. JAMES, Wheatsheaf Railway Station. Mr J. B. SHIRLEY, National Provincial Bank of England. 12n "Tan nawdd Duw ali "Ygwirynerbynybyd.' Tan nawd(I ( Calon wrth galon." "Iesu.na'dgamwaith." Duw a phob daioni." A laddo a leddir." BIRKENHEAD ROYAL AND NATIONAL EISTEDDVOD, Arthur's Chair and Convention of Bards of the Isle of Britain, September 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th, 1878, PRIZES to the Value of nearly £ 1,000 will be given. i. The Compositions to be sent in by August 1st; the names of candidates for degrees, examinations, and musical competitions by August 20th. A com- plete and revised list of the subjects will basenton receipt of two postage stamps by applying to the sec- retaries:- OWEN JONES, General Secretary, Birkenhead, GWILYM ALLTWEN, Literary Secretary, Birkenhead. 908a COMING OF AGE OF EDWARD WATKIN WILLIAAIS-WYNN, ESQ., PLAS-YN-CEFN. JUNE 3RD, 1878. AT a large and influential Meeting of the Clergy, A Magistracy, and Citizens of St. Asaph and neigh- bourhood, held at the National Schools, on April 22nd, R. J. SISSON, ESQ., IN THE CHAIR, It was resolved— "That a Public Demonstration be made on the occasion of the coming-of-age of Mr E. W. Williams- Wynn, to mark the respect and esteem in which the ancient House of Cefn is held by all classes." "That the Demonstration should consist in pre- senting an Address to Mrs AVynn in giving Tea to all the children and their mothers, and old women of every denomination in the parish in having a Mili- tary Band a Banquet; and a grand Display of Fire- works at night." That a Subscription List be opened." That Committees be formed." That Mr M. R. Partington be Hon. Secretary." That Air F. C. Watkins be Hon. Treasurer." (Signed) R. J. SISSON, Chairman. A first List of Subscribers is annexed hereto, and fnrther Subscriptions will be duly acknowledged by the Hon. Treasurer, or by AIILES R. PARTINGTON, Hon. Sec. St. Asaph, Alay 9th, 1878. SUBSCRIPTION LIST. £ 8, d. Amount already acknowledged. 173 12 9 Mr John D. Jones, St. Asaph 0 10 6 Air Thomas Jones, St. Asaph 0 10 6 Air It. LI. Jones, St. Asaph (J]O ti Rev. B. Jones-Bateman, Pentre Mawr 2 0 0 Major Hughes, Ystrad 2 0 0 Mr Peter Brown, Chief Constitble, RItyI 110 Mr Thomas Winston, Rhyl 0 10 6 Air Potts, Blaenyroe. St. Asaph 110 Airs Wynne Edwards, 2, Churton-terrace, Rhyl 5 5 0 The Misses Wynne Edwards, 2, Churton- terrace, Rhyl o 2 0 Air Butler, Br.)ii Belyn o 10 6 Air S. K. Alain waring, Otely Park 5 0 0 Archdeacon and Airs Ffoulkes 2 0 0 Mr J. Rhydwen Jones, Rhyl. 110 Mr David Jeffreys, St. Asaph 0 2 6 Mr F. C. Watkins, i'it. As,tph. 0 10 fi Air Henry Cleaver, Plough Hotel, St. Asaph I 1 0 Mr J. P. Lewis, Solicitor, Denbigh 0 10 6 Mr R.Wynne Price. 110 0 Rev Thomas Rigby, St. Beuno College, St. Asaph 110 M?jor Cornw?ilw West, Lord Lieutenant County DmM?h. 'I 3 0 Ir Owen Hughes, Wynnstay Office 1 ] 0 Rev Eb. Jones, Dnnefydd Vicarage 1 0 0 Mr P. Thomson,'Coed Co(h () 10 6 Messrs Lo:?uevil!e :md Co., Solicitors, Os- westry 2 2 0 Mr John Williams, Gwernhefin, B.da. 1 0 0 ■ Mr James Kerfoot, Vaenol Bach 10 0 Mrs Oldfield, Plas yn Cwm 110 Air G. J. Edwards, Llangedwin 0 5 0 N.B. In consequence of the lamented death of Lady Williams, the demonstration in honour of the coming-of-age of Air E. W. Williams Wynne, proposed to be held on June 3rd, is postponed. -••e celebration will be duly announced hereafter. 115Id 1 Legal and Public Notices. CORWEN EISTEDDVOD. TICONDAY next, June 3rd. Interesting Choral Competitions. Meetings at 1.30 and 5.30. Cheap Trains from Ruabon and intermediate Sta- tions. 1274a NOTICE.  JOHN MADDOX. Shoemaker, Uwynonn, near Wrexham, will not be responsible for any debt or 9 debts my wrfe, ELIZA MADDOX, may contract after this date. Signed, ??o JOHN MADDOX. May 28tb, 1878. ?gg PUBLIC NOTICE. IN reply to the Notice published in the ITf-e?M JL Advertfser of &tnrdíy last, the 25th of May, bv JAMES TURNER, of Rfcosymedre, Butcher, that he would not be respoasihleior anv debt or debts con- tracted by me his irtfe, ANN TURNER, I beg to in- form the public that Yfwve never been in the habit of contracting debts. Thattarfore mv marriage with Tinner I had ample means at my command to pav for everything on purchasing.. That after my marriage yi Turner I never made ohe single debt, but still t'lntinuell to pay for everything, and that out of my own hard-earned savings and Turner never during the whole time paid one shilling for me, no, not even found me a meal's meat white I was with him, but he was deep enough after my marriage with him to in- duce me by some fine statements to advance him sums of money at various times out of my private means wherewith to pay off some old outstanding debts of his. And so he continued from time to time to wheedle me out of money; but instead of using the money for business purposes, I found afterwards that it was paid for the support of his children and grandchildren. On finding out at last that I was getting proof against all his arts and wiles, and would advance him no more, he deliberately shut up the shop and carried off all the hams, bacon, pigs, horse, cart, harness, and everything convertible. In a few days after he came to me and tried to induce me to open the shop, and that r should attend to and have the sole control over it myself, and he would simply remain about the house in idleness. This I refused to do, consequently he made no more to do bnt brought two carts and cleared the house of every par- ticle of furniture, even the very things I had mvself brought, and did not leave me either a chair to sit upon or a bed to lay upon—no, not even a bit of bread. And not satisfied with doing all this he must needs endeavour to defame my character by adver- tising me in the public papers, besides slandering me in other ways. If Turner denies these facts, I will leave the matter in the hands of some disinterested party, and I will undertake to bring proof of all my statements. ANN TURNER. Rhosymedre, May 30th, 1878. MR JAAIES GRIFFITHS, VRONDEG FAR31 NEAlt WREXHAAI, FARMER. ASSIGNMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Indenture ? hearing date the 23rd day of May, 1?8 and made between the said James Griffiths of the 1st part John Griffiths, of Rodens Hall, in the parish of Holt, in the said county of Denbigh, farmer, and Thomas Alorgan, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan- j caster, corn merchant, of the 2nd part, and the other persons whose names and seals were thereunto signed and set (being creditors of the said James Griffiths) of the 3rd part the personal estate and effects of the said James Griffiths, were assigned to the said John Griffiths and Thomas Morgan, for the benefit of such of the creditors of the said James Griffiths, who should execute that deed or signify in writing there assent thereto within two calendar months after the date thereof. By Order of the Assignees, JNO. JAMES, Brynyffynnon Offices, Sol icitor, Wrexham. 30th May, 1878. 1285a TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DENBIGH BOROUGHS. £ ENTLEAIEN,—Air. Watkin Williams having an- Gnounced his intention not to offer himself to you for re-election—an announcement which lias caused much and well-founded regret—the Committee of Delegates from the Boroughs of Denbigh, Ruthin, Holt, and AVrexham have done me the honor to invite me to become the Liberal candidate at the next election. I hasten to say that I cordially accept that invita- tion, and willingly place my services at the disposal of the Liberal party. Paving already held a seat in the House of Com- mc A, and taken an active share in the politics of this county, I do not think it necessary, on this occasion, to give any lengthy explanation of my political opinions. I need hardly tell you that I should give my hearty support to Mr. Osborne Alorgan's Burials' Bill, and to a measure for the equalisation of the franchise in counties and boroughs, which latter I hold to be of immediate importance to the general interests of the country. With regard to Temperance Legislation, without pledging myself to any of the Bills now before Parlia- ment, I should endeavour to support any practical measure which would give a real and substantial con- trol over the Liquor Traffic to those who are the greatest sufferers from its evil consequences, viz., the ratepayers. The question of the relations of Church and State is not now before the constituencies as a portion of practical politics, but I believe in common with many who like myself are Members of the Church, that the solution of it can only be found in their ultimate separation. The Foreign Policy of this country is, at this mo- ment, a matter of supreme and paramount import- ance but whilst I hold that agrave indictment stands against Lord Beaconsfield's Cabinet for their conduct of it, it would be impossible to deal with this question adequately within the limits of this address. When the occasion arrives I shall be glad to address you fully upon it. It only remains for me to add that, should you do me the honor of returning me to Parliament, I should endeavour to the utmost of my ability faithfully to discharge the duties of your representative. I am, Gentlemen, Your faithful Servant, R. A. CUNLIFFE. Acton Park, Wrexham, 20th April, 1878. Education. ESTABLTSHAIENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. 51, NORWOOD GROVE, LIVERPOOL. MISS WILLIAMS (Formerly of Herwen House, Llangollen), Receives a select number of Boarders. Superior educational advantages offered and home comforts ensured. Pupils prepared for the University Local Examinations. References to Parents of Pupils, and Prospectuses on application. 545b St. John's College, Cambridge. Boarders return, Tuesday, Jan. 29th, 1878. TOWER HALL, LLANGOLLEN. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. PRINCIPALS DR. & MRS ELLIS, The house is delightfully situated on an eminence about half a mile from the town, and commands splendid views of the far famed Vale of L!angollen. The course of instruction is such as to qualify Young Ladies for useful and honourable positions in Society, as well as for competitive examinations. Pro; pauses, &c., on application. 173f MONEY TO LEND by the IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK. To Ladies, Gentlemen, Tradesmen, Clerks, Farmers, Cowkeepers, Car Pro- prietors, and others, Householders," in sums of OCIO to £ 1,000 upon security of effects, without removal, without the aid of friends as sureties, no publicity, to enable them to increase their stocks and render them every kind of temporary accommodation. Distance no object. Every information willingly afforded. This office having a large capital in hand, no satisfactory application refused.—Apply personally (or if by let- ter state amount required), to LEWIS SIMMONS, Proprietor, 27, South John-street, Liverpool. 1150' [CARD.] RICHARD QLLERHEAD, AUCTIONEER, 8, CHARLES-STREET, WREXHAM- 2112n AUSTRALIA from LIVERPOOL.- The m?nia- ? cent iron Clipper Ship CLAN GRANT," 2000 tons, highest class, will sail from Liverpool on (ith June, for MELBOURNE. Has splendid passenger ,icconimo(],,ttion. -Apply to Hqvwkii BROS. & Co., 14, Water-street, Liverpool, and 146, Leadenhall-street, London, E.C. IStOb WM, pARRY, AtCTiONEER, VALUER, AND ESTATE AGENT. Valuations made on moderate terms. Sales conducted in town and country. Rents and accounts collected. Property managed. Auction Sales of Fat and Store Cattle, Calves, I Sheep, Pigs, Ac., held every Fair Day in the WREXHAAI SMITHFIELD. Settlements at dose of Sale. Early entries respectfully solicited. AGEXT FOK THE FOLLOWING North Denbighshire Permanent Benefit Build- ing Society. London Guarantee and Accident Company. London and General Plate Glass Insurance j Company. Pbuiix Fire Office. I 1, CHURCH STREET, WREXHAM. 490c Business Announcements. WILLIAM WARBURTON'S w OLD ESTABLISHED PAINTING AND GILDING BUSINESS, AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, 2, CHARLES STREET, WREXHAM. 1264h MORRIS & GRIFFIN, ESTABLISHED 1821. SOLUBLE PERUVIAN GUANO. CORN TOP DRESSINGS. BONE GRASS MANURES. BONE ROOT MANURES. SUPERPHOSPHATES, from 25 per cent to 45 per cent, SOLUBLE. CERES WORKS, WOLVERHAMPTON. TRADE CIRCULAR" FOR 1878, WITH GUARANTEED ANALYSIS, POST FREE. (Also of their recognized Agents throughout the United Kingdom.) AGENTS:— MR J. ROBERTS, Yale Mill, Corwen. MR JAMES GRIFFITHS, Tynewydd, Mold. MR ALBERT LOWE, Farndon. MR W. LEWIS, JUN., Rossett. MR WILLIAM JONES, Hope, Mold. REPRESENTATIVE—AIR JAMES MORRIS, of Oswestry, who will attend Wrexham Market, upon each Thursday. 606 PRESENT SEASONS WALL PAPERS. HUGHES & SON 56. HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. BEG to call attention to their large new stock of WALL PAPER just received. SUPERIOR IN QUALITY, DESIGNS, AND REAIARKABLY CHEAP. The Trade and the Public supplied upon the best terms for cash. 734 GEOFFREY CALDECOTT, TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER. (LATE CUTTER AT NICOLL'S REGENT-STREET, LONDON), In returning thanks to his Patrons and Friends for the liberal support accorded him since his commence- ment in Business, begs to inform them that he has purchased very largely of goods suitable for the present and coming Season, which he is making to order at the undermentioned prices; BUSINESS SUITS: ,42/ 50/ 55/ AND (?/ TROUSERS (UNEQUALLED) 12/6 15/ 16/6 18/ AND 21/ LADIES' JACKETS: 25/ 30/ AND 35/ Always in Stock a variety of Leather and ether Braces, Black and Coloured Ties, White Alilitary Shirts, Gold Wire Hunting Hat Guards. No. 2, OVERTON ARCADE, HIGH STREET WREXHAM. 642a "ABSOLUTELY PURE." See ANALYSES.—Sent Post Free on Application. ELLIS'S CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Soda, Potass, Seltzer, Lemonade, also Water without Alkali. For TfTT TTTm A1TTATAiN1 GOUT, Lithia Water 1?? and Lithia and Potass Water. WATERS. CORKS BRANDED R. ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN," and every label bears their Trade Mark. Sold everywhere, and wholesale of R. ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WALES. 581 KINGSFORD'S PREPARED CORN. EQUALS THE FINEST '"? ?ST NUTRITIOUS, EQUALS THE FINEST OSWEGO THE M0ST NUTRITIOUS, j ARROWROOT. OSWEGO PUREST AND BEST. FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. FOR PUDDINGS, BLANC-MANGES CUSTARDS, AND CAKES. Introduced into Great Britain before any Corn Flours were known. Sold everywhere. Wholesale at THE DEPOT FOR GREAT BRITAIN (J. H. FAXON, Alanager), 44, UPPER THAMES STREET, LONDON, E.C. Sold Retail in Wrexham by BENSON AND CO., 14, HIGH STREET. 689c SUMMER FASHIONS. JJDWARD SMITH Begs to announce that on and after WED- NESDAY NEXT, the Sth inst., he will sub- mit for inspection the various Novelties of the Season in MILLINERY, JACKETS, FANCY DRESSES, SKIRTS, WHITE AND COLOURED DRESS LINENS, RIBBONS, LACE GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac., &C. Also a Large Stock of MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS, AND FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD LINENS. His stock of the guaranteed make of BLACK SILKS is unusually large, and he can offer them at considerably less prices than he has ever before been able to do. Being made by "Hand Loom" of the purest silk, the wear can be thoroughly depended upon. The prices range from 3s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per yard. —— DRESSMAKING As usual, under thoroughly experienced ma- nagement, prompt attention being given to Mourning Orders. 26, HIGH STREET WREXHAM. 1072d ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. PIQUANT, DELICIOUS, AND PURE. ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. SUPERIOR TO SAUCES AT DOUBLE THE PRICE. ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. IT HAS NO EQUAL. ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. SOLD EVERYWHERE. ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, R, EVANS & COMPY., WREXHAM. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Every description of Chemical ANALYSIS—SIM- PLE or EXHAUSTIVE. Estimates given for the Analysis of ARTIFICAL MANURES, MINERALS, WATER, FOOD, and for technical reports on MANUFACTURING PRO- CESSES and PRODUCTS. RICHARD EVANS AND COMPANY, CHEAIICAL LABORATORY, AVREXHAM. 1579 STEAM BLEACHING AND DYEING. IRS. pARRY, FANCY REPOSITORY, 15A, TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM, Forwards goods weekly to L. ELLIS & Co, Birkenhead, viz. ;-Damasks, Reps and Aloreen Curtains, Silks, Velvets, Merino, and other Woollen Materials, Skin Mats, Table Covers, Chintz Covers, and curtains to be dyed or cleaned. Aluslin, Leno, and Nottingham Lace Curtains cleaned and bleached at Is per pair. Feathers cleaned and dyed the new shade. Kid Gloves cleaned and dyed. 901h WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SMALL WARES. NOTICE.-T. R. GRIMES' OLD BLUE WOR- CESTER DINNER SERVICES, dE3 108 are unequalled in design and quality. Breakfast and Tear to match. Numerous patterns to select from. DUPLEX LAAIPS in great variety, 15 per Cent. discount for cash. Illustrated Catalogue free. 82, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W. CLOCKS WATCHES, JEWELLRY, WEATHER GLASSES, Ax., Cleaned and Thoroughly Re- paired at F. FRASER'S, 42, Higli-street. Experienced Workmen sent into the Country. 769c LUT AND JJAVIS' Motto is—"Small Profits and quick Returns," GLASGOW HOUSE, AIOLD. 22nd Edition; post, Six stamps. JNVALIDS. NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, HEART DISEASES, DROPSY, TUMOURS, &c. Thousands of references added of extraordinary cures. Inquiry courted. ABERCROAIBIE, 10, CLAREMONT SQUARE, LONDON, N. 1042h D A V I D JONES, TANNER, DOLGELLEY, Begs to iiiform the Boot and Shoemakers of Wrex- ham and district, that he has opened a Shop in the GOLDEN LION PASSAGE, in the town of Wrexham, to sell leather, crops, bends, butts, curried leather, slitters, kips, tops, &c., also nails, hemp, and every article connected with the Shoe Trade. ALSO LEATHER CUTTER. N.B.-All the leather is tanned with pure Oak Bark, and will be sold at the lowest market prices. Note the Address-GOLDEN LION PASSAGE, W R E X H A AI. 915h Represented by ROBERT JONES. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. j fACLARDY AND COGAN I (Successors to J. lain, and Co.), 3, HIGH-STREET Si 59i, HOPE-STREET. I WREXHAAI. Studio above Air Edisbury's shop. Entrance In Hope-street. ??T' ?'??empnts. absoh,te!y permanent either Or worked ill ?P? <?S Colors. çyon PiI'tU'l'S kethe, from photographs, .snmt.tblcf<? portr?tsof chUdren, very artistic 1 ff ¿. and e??ve, and well ?p'ted'for the n?wma Room. Beautiful soft, opal, ainl porcelain Minia- tures, very delicate. Alessrs M. & C. wish to direct particular attention to their Oil Paintings, which are simply painted on c:mv.M 'fr<?m enlarged ? photographs, and will, of cOmfit, jm"rove with age, !)till- -t-"y fl 0nl)y chemkal. All other stylos finished in a careful and workmanlike manner. The negatives belonging to the late Air Edwards Mr are i.o.v in che possession of the present ifrm. 1183c Business Announcements. GUARANTEED SILKS. GEORGE JJENRY LEE, AND COMPANY, BASNETT STREET, LIVERPOOL; Call Special attention to their new make of BLACK SILKS, manufactured expressly for them, pure dye, and guaranteed not to glaze in the wear. SIX QUALITIES :— 5,6 G/3 7/ 8/ 8.9 9/6 The above will be found the most satisfac- tory Silks H, H. L. Ac Co., have ever shown. Patterns on requ-t. GOODS CARRIAGE FREE. GEORGE HENRY LEE AND COMPANY, BASNETT STREET, LIVERPOOL. 12Sfh TO FARMERS, CATTLE, FOWL, AND PIG- FEEDERS.—We are now supplying the under- noted, and our present prices are — Feeding Indian Altai .£7 II 0 per ton. Do. Wheat Meal .£7 (I 0 „ Do. U U „ Do. 0 0 „ Do. Fowl Corn, :J3 lid and i-i Cd per Im- perial Bushel. All of First-class Quality. Sacks, Is each. Pavment, Net Cash. Apply to LANGLEY & CO., 4, Argyle-strect, Liverpool. 12ína SALVAGE STOCK. ON MONDAY NEXT, and Following Days, & JNO. PRICIIARD, Drapers, 14, Hope-str«t, AVrexham, will offer a considerable portion of the Salvage Stock of the Messrs A. ic S. Henry it Co., Bradford. All the goods are in merchantable condi- tion, and will be sold at from 35 to id per cent- aader usual prices. In addition to the above, W. J. PRICIIARD are now prepared with an exceptionally choice assort- ment of NEW DRESS ALATERIALS, in all the new colour- ings. The depressed state of the market enable them to offer really useful and elegant fabrics of this sea- son's production at 7Jd, 91(1, 10^1, Is 3d, Is 6d, and upwards. A large collection of London and Foreign Paletots, in Diagonal Cloth, Cashmere, and Siik, from 7s 6d to 95s. These goods are particularly wdl fiaishtd and cut. Special attention respectfully invited to the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Young Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bonnets in great mriety, from fis 3d to 25s. W. & J. PRICHARD, 14, HOPE STREET, WREXHAAI. 528e DICKS! DICKS TyjR. T. JNGIIAM HAS great pleasure to announce to the Public of Wrexham and Neighbourhood, that in the reduced Rates of Leather, &c., he is prepared to supply R. it J. DrcKS unrivalled GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS AND SHOES, with Leather Tops and Insoles at greatly reduced prices. MEN'S MEN'S BALMORALS 8/- to S;6 MEN'S LACING BOOTS 7/9 MEN'S BLUCHERS 7/- AVOAIEN'SJELASTIC SIDE KID 5/- AYOAIEN'S BALAIORALS 5/3. BOYS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS in same pro- portion in prices. EVERY rAJR WARRANTED. Always in Stock, a Choice Assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN S, AND CHILDREN'S LEATHER BOTTOMED BOOTS AT REASONABLE PRICES. AIR INGHAM particularly calls attention to the Repairing Department. All kinds of Boots and Shoes repaired with Gutta Percha, much neater, cheaper, and durable than with Leather. AT 23, QUEEN STREET, 845 WREXHAM. PA LMER'S OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND SHOE SHOPS, 2 & 2A, TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM. E. R. P. begs to call attention to his new SPRING SAMPLES in Ladies' Walking Boots and Oxford Shoes, in great variety. Ladies' House Boots of every description, from 2s (id. Old Ladies' Easy Boots in Felt, Button, Lace, and Elastics. Gents' Elastic from 7s 6d to 21s. Gents' Oxford and Derby Tie- from tis 6d. Cricket Shoes, Running Pumps, &c. Bespoke orders receive special attention. Large assortment of Children's Goods at equally low prices. Felt Slippers from Is 9d. Inspection invited. Every article warranted. 591c PARIS FASHIONS FOR MAY In Alillinery, Mantles, Costumes, Children's Dresses, and Ladies' Underclothing. THROWN, HOLMES, & CO. beg to announce that they are now making their chief display of Paris Fashions for the Summer Season, and respectfully re- quest the favour of a to their Showrooms. SPECIAL NOVELTIES In Silks, mixed Fabrics, and Washing Alaterials, have been manufactured for them, patterns of which with estimates for Costumes will be sent by return of post if desired. Particular attention is directed to a large Stock of Messieurs Bonnet's celebrated Black Silks, considerably under the current rates, in Lyons, and guaranteed to wear well. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUX. Ladies selecting an outfit or Trousseau will find every requisite 111 the various Departments. The Dressmaking nlJnm are under the Super- intendence of experienced Dressmakers, the Newest Parisian Styles and Good Fit being given at a mo lerate cost. Uu« KNT Movr.r.\i can be supplied at a day's notice. A large variety of New Designs in Lace Fichus, Silk Tie. Gibbons, Parasols, Hosier'y' Gioves and Fancy Articles. SILK ALENCI AS TO HER AIA.TF.STY AND H.il.H. THE Pe.iNcr.ss OF WALKS. CHESTER, Alay. ?IR NORMAN, th" propeJty of R T. Rf:b' ?? ?rras Lodsc, 'i1":11am, will se-e Mares at?}? ':Wl s a.. c tIns se?on, IÎÔ, at ?1 5s each Maie ""l ?d the Groom. 1(?))