Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

late Advertisement. WR£XHAI MOLD AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAILWAY COMPANY. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in accordance N with the standing Orders of Parliament a Special vxtraoriiinary General Meeting of the proprietors of ? \VM\ham Mold & Connah's Quay Railway Company the )? held at the Offices of the said Company, at "?m ou FRIDAY, the 28th day of Febru-ny, 1873, "'„- o clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of .f«i,ierin £ and, if thought fit, approving the following ?"n- in Parliament with the undermentioned titles, nawely- oiMe Bill promoted by the Company: —Wrexham, Mold and Connah's Quay Railway Bi-tiie es). ? t B'l conferring further powers on the Wrex- .hld and Connah's Quay R&iIw&yCjmpany, and 'f je- purposes. "??.\ Hi!L to authorise the Lease of the Buckley iv td the Wrexham, Mold, and Conn?h's Quay "?t? C?.t?nv, and t? make certain arrangements K:lV, rV"it-'fiioe to the c.ipital of the Wrexham, MoM, ?'.] ;u'.?-= Quay Railway Company and for other THOMAS BARNES, Chairman. JOHN BROUGHTON, Secretary. Wrexham. Feb. 3, 1873. 243e Sales by Auction. BY MESSRS. BAUGH & JONES. NOTICE. THF \LE of HOUSES in Fairfield, Wrexham, ad- v -i?d t.? take place at the Wynnstay Arms, ? ?? .'u on Monday next, is POSTPONED. BAUGH and JONES. 233c „l),b rM" RLF FREEHOLD PHOPERTY IN KING- STREET, WREXHAM. T 1 1. ,OLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH .■ !f\KS, at the tVynnstay Arms Hotel, Wrex- \r vv, the 10th day of February, 1873, at F s- in the afternoon, in the following or such aw.t. -iii:Lll be agreed upon at the time of sale, 'c': to cùailition:! to be then and there J 4 to conditions to be then and there m ,?-AU th?t MESSUAGE or DWELLING f4'with the Yard and Appurtenances thereunto No, 15. and situate in King-street, in ,i;i i borough of Wrexham, in the county of J': i h .n in the occupation of Mrs Hinson. I"  U! th 'se Two MESSUAGES orDWELLING- H,;t:i> with the Yards, Gardens, and Appurtenances ji, laiiging, being Nos. 12 and 13, in King- ,:o..d i, and near to Lot 1, and now or late in ?-ti If Miss Bayley and Mr Evan Morris. tL 1- 1,ti,L?tilirs apply to Mr J. DEVEREUX '-L Wrexham; Messrs FIXCHETT, MAD- !V "A SHARP, Solicitors, Chester: or the 'ILL, -place, Wrexham. lWg '7 ":8 of Prime Upland and Clover, and //u„)u Stack of Oat Straw, an old Stack alt, ald 60 or 70 torn, of Mangolds and .1' i:HANBERFEDD CHAIN, f ■ h' re.  M- by AUCTION, by Mesara. BAUGH and T Ti! \r- in Fields, near Khanberfedd Chain, on i February 11th, l?r;i, at one One for Two V i '?'tly, the undermentioned Stacks of HAY,  un "it: A ?. ic &c. V 1 -?.k of CLOVER and RYE GRASS, about ,t ,-i- ls72 arowth (got in capital condition). > ) L -^t.iok of I'rime Upland RAY, about ten tons, "1" !'s'ot in capital condition). ?- -?ck ofOAT &TRA?', about twelve tons of :l: (h?rvestfd in ple\1<hd condition), -s-?-knf BARLEY STRAW, about five tons, TO"'■->'■ Lx71 (got in capital condition). u '1; and 70 tons of MANGOLDS and ■iWEl)i> ia one-ton lots, to suit purchasers, and an acrtf of Hal. Hybid Turnips, still in the ground, for U')U?*!?'? }?.M?M. .i" D1) Rhanberfedd Ch?in, has kindly .'?n?nt.ji :) p':nt out the Lots, and for further parti- •ul irs .i":>-)lv to the Auctioneers. Khra'.ir:e-M Chain is within half-a-mile of Caer- 'wele :1 i H oe, and also half-a-mile from Caergwrle L1:i':¡' on the Wrexham ani Mold Railway. 209c p SALE BY MR. THOMAS DEAN. MOLD, FLINTSHIRE. Si' of valuable Freehold Land and Houses, ''« residence kn-jion as "Broinifeld Hall," fI: <y-; Ila'l," a pair of semi-detached Cottages, v r •/<»■ Cottages and Gardens, and upwards of 17 « ■, i "f Laii(i, togetlif,r tc th th. Coals and other i! j nud^r upwards of 25 acies of Land. T) BE ?ULD BY AUCTION, by Mr THOMAS  DE AN, at the Black Lion Hotel, Mold, on TfE.-4D.Vi. t\it 11th day of Febiuary, 1873, at Three for FJUTI C! :k p,m, punctually (unless previously disposed n private treaty), in the following or such other L»u a.i i ii, such order as the agents of the vendor may ";1 at the time of sale, and subject to such r.i lit: a- will be then produced Lot 1. A of very neat and convenient semi detached known as Needham's Cot- tai v the gardens and other appurtences thereto the east side of and fronting the Mold and t: ti;ru:)ike road, close to the town of Mold, con-.Miiiu or thereabouts, in the occupations of Mr ,¡:: ,;¡j i a lid Mr John Collins. Lot 2. A v.;ry spacious, well-arranged RESIDENCE, near tile a'-)Ve, ki'.D'n as Bromfield Hill," replete with every c '.iv-nience, approached by a carriage drive, with the cx.-iiieii: stables, coach and harness houses, and oth"- erecti -as thereto, shrubbery, plantation, flower au i kit i:ar iens and orchard, a tenement known as th Hli," excellent accommodation land, large « I'. •'k-r i tisli pond, &c., entirely in a ring fence, and Ti the whole 6a. ir. 4p. or thereabouts. 1. i::e possession may be had. Lot 3. M v, _-i;.}>uilt COTTAGES and yards, situate in lir.-i i-ro v, fronting the road from Mold to the ikmIJ -1 i C illiery, containing 12p. or thereabouts, and ,xu; by .] ilui Williams, Ellwill Williams, David I)iv: ,i.: Foulkes, Joseph Shanipkin, and one un- xcapir 1 Lot 4. TW ) COTT AGE"?, with good gardens thereto belong- ing, s.tu ,i;e on the oiiposite side of the last-mentioned r ).t i. c j.itaisiir.g 2r. lOp. or thereabouts, and in the occu- [nu iu Kobirt Morris and Richard Simon. Lot 5. pieces of LAND, situate near to and un!y a y.iir.i" Lot 4, part of which heretofore formed ;:i? a.: • t:l-; surface works known as the Bromfield -e within about seven minutes' walk of i )li, <t;. A. R. P. Coll; hank, with offices, build- in.- an-1 site of branch railway Birt of colliery field and Bryn-y-ci 3 2 21 Pa-: )' Bryn-y-ci 0 18 ditto. 0 2 15 colliery field 0 2 5 Total. 10 1 11 i with the chimney stack, stables, offices, wjrk> aad other erections thereon (except the ci tcluii-ry and the three engine houses, two weighing uacuiue hou-es, engine beds, and boiler sealings, which have sold for removal), and together with the vala .iie FREEHOLD COAL, CANNEL, IRONSTONE, ati'iCLW MINES under the principal portion of the sa:4 i pieces of Land and under Lots 2 and 4 and other 'aceiit land, containing altogether 25a. Or. lOp. or thereabouts, and the three shafts sunk thereon. This Lot offers the neuclus of a good colliery, as, beside, the valuable uuwrought minerals it contains, a large area of adjacent minerals can be leased and wjrke i r'ro:u the pits already sunk or, the buildings aay. a: little expense, be converted into cottages, a ionsi l ivable portion of the land utilised for, or sold off ts. building sites, and the minerals let on royalty to nil of the adjoining collieries. The shifts contain valuable pumps and pitwork, which vs we" the underground rails and plant in the above e"b: portion of the late Bromfield Colliery, will of ourse belong to the purchaser. Any further information may be had from Messrs. K Ei.L\ KCEVE, and ROPER, solicitors, Mold Messrs. E!t and SMITH, solicitors, Chester; or from the Aua: neer, Mold. 100e SALES BY MR GRIFFITHS. STOCK SALE. GlUFFIIHS'S AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. R 'i;FFITHS respectfully announces that he < A, ":Li ELL BY AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the day 0: February, 1873, in his Mart, situate as above A magnificent Lot of Fat Cattle Ditto Sheep and Lambs Ditto Fat and Store Pigs Ditt.) Calves Sale at Two o'clock prompt. 217d BRYMBO HALL, NEAR WREXHAM. R GRIFFITHS respectfully announces that he has J been favoured with instructions from R. Roy, (WI-) is giving up farming), TO SELL BY AUCTION, in his farm yard, situate as above, on TtK-iiHY, the 11th day of February, 1873, the whole of fli-i entire herd of 40 well-bred CALVING COWS AND HEIFERS, (for early spring profit), a team of five powerful waggon horses, strong cob, a very promising three-year-old ha;k colt, a yearling cart filly, the whole of the Fanning Implements, &c., &c. Sale at Eleven o'clock. 201b SALE BY MR A. FOULKES. FORGE COTTAGE, PONTCYSYLLTE, .ar Trevor Railway Station, Ruabon, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & OTHER EFFECTS. MR A FOULKES has been favoured with instruc- ?i. uous from Mrs Roberts (who M changing her r,\in' m ?ELL BY AUCTION, on MONDAY, Feb. ltl' ts-j— T? wi:le of the very useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI- 1UKE ?n i other useful Effects, comprising 8'day clock, iu "at case, by Hewitt, of Ruabon; 8-day clock in ci:iho2 my case by Butt, of Chester; sofa, three corner cupbeards in oak, three oak drawers, tables. ch:v,r>, quantity of engravings and oil paintings, about Allots of wall paper, about 15 oil lamps, a portable iv iter d > set. two portable wash-stands, two publican's ale or water warmers, about nine pairs of iron bed- stead., child's cot and bassenette, quantity of gas fittings. house dog, also a retriever bitch and whelp, t. j st Ire pigs, &c., &c. See small bills. 23j- VEFN Cottage, Rhosymedre. Sales by Auction. SALE BY MESSRS. HILL. ELLESMERE, SHROPSHIRE. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MESSRS THOS and W. H. HILL, at the Bridgewater Arms Hotel in the Town of Ellesmere, in the Countv of Salon on Thursday, the 20th day of February, 1873, at three for lour o clock in the afternoon, punctually, subject to con- ditions then to be declared. All that Commodious and Genteel FAMILY RESI- DENCE, situate on the south side of Scotland-street in the Town of Ellesmere, aforesaid, with the Coach House Stables, Yards, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, and a Piece of Parcel of Excellent PASTURE LAND thereto belonging, containing in the whole by admeasurement 2a. lr. 20p., or thereabouts, be the same more or less, late in the occupation of Thos. S. Oswell, Esq., deceased I I inese desirable premises form a Detached Residence on the outskirts of the Towi of X lesmere are enclosed m a ring fence, and have a frontage to the street of 246 feet. The House consists of Spacious Dining Draw- ing, and Breakfast Rooms, with Kitchen, Scullery, Brewhouse, &c., on the ground floor; seven Bedrooms and large Attics, with all other requisite conveniences. The Outbuildings (m enclosed yards) include a large Coach-house, capable of holding three carriages, Stab- ling for six horses, three Loose Boxpowbouse, Saddle-room, Boot-room, Dog Kenn«^ #nd other Buildings. The Town of Ellesmere is surrounded by a beautiful and excellent neighbourhood, and has a first-class Station on the Cambrian Railways is within twenty- five miles from Crewe, and thirty-one miles from Ches- ter by Railway, and is in the centre of Sir W. W. H ynn's, Bart., Hunt, as well as within easy access of the North Shropshire and Cheshire Hounds. Arrangements may be made for early possession. A Plan of the Property may be seen and further par- ticulars obtained at the office of Mr E. OSWELL, Solici- tor, or the Auctioneers, Oswestry. Permission to view the premises may be obtained on application to Mr Thos. Davies, Wharf Road, Elles- mefe- 201 Public and Legal Notices. THE CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERING AGENCY ARE AUTHORISED TO ISSUE THE BANAGHER DISTILLERY COMPANY i. KING'S COUNTY, IRELAND (LIIIITED). Capital, XIOO,009 in 20,000 Shares of X5 each. Incor- porated under the Companies' Acts of 1862 and 18b7. Deposit 10s. per Share on application. Payments 10s per Share on allotment, £ 1 per Share in two months. Future calls as may be required no call will be made without giving one month's notice but it is expected that it will not be necessary to call up more than £4 per Share, or £ 80,000 of this capital. Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares may be obtained at the Offices of the Company, and of the Bankers or Solici- tors and priority of application will be first consi- dered. Application for Shares to be sent through the Bankers of the Company for safety in transmission, cheques should be crossed Messrs Barclay, Bevan, Trittton, and Twells, or the Provincial Bank of Ireland. DIRECTORS. ALDERMAN SIR SILLS JOHN GIBBONS, Bart. (late Lord Mayor of London), Calvert Buildings, 17, South wark-street, S. E., Chairman. CAPTAIN C. A. ARMSTRONG, J.P., Mount Car- teret, Banagher, King's County, and Junior United Service Club, London, Resident Director. GEORGE BATTCOCK, Esq. (Battcock and Son), 4, Carl- ton-street, S. W., Director of the Mutual Life Office, London. CHARLES JOHN TODD, Esq., 18, Bread-street Hill, London, Director of the Mutual Life Office. FRANCIS ALBERT WALLER, Esq., Prior Park, Roscrea, county Tipperary, and Banagher, King's County, Maltster, Resident Director. BANKERS. Messrs BARCLAY, BEVAN, TRITTON, & TWELLS, Lombard-street, London. THE PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND and its Branches. SOLICITORS. Messrs THOMAS WHITE & SONS, 11, Bedford-row, London. ADAM MITCHELL, Esq., Parsonstown, and 4, South Frederick-street, Dublin. MANAGER AND OPERATIVE DISTILLER. WILLIAM M. PEACEY, Esq. ENGINEER. JOHN J. HOGAN, Esq., 7, Bridgefoot-street, Dublin. AUDITORS. Messrs QUILTER, BALL, & CO., Moorgate-street, City. SECRETARY (pro tem.) CHARLES F. GRIFFIN, Esq. TEMPORARY OFFICES 4, WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, VICTORIA-ST., S.W. In the event of no allotment the deposits will be returned without any deduction. This Company is established for the purpose of making Whiskies of superior qualities. The head office of the Company will be in London, and the Company under the management of the London Directors, while the Distillery will be under the super- vision of the Resident Directors, gentlemen of position and experience. No promotion money will be paid. The greatly increasing demand for Irish Whisky in England, America, the British Colonies, as also on the Continent of Europe, and the certainty of immediate sale for all that can be produced, take this Company out of the category of speculation, and make it a safe means for the investment of capital, and a bona-jide business undertaking. The Company have made a very valuable agreement to purchase the lease in perpetuity, at a moderate rent, of the extensive, strong and well-built stone premises recently in possession of the Banagher Flax Company, together with 11 statute acres and 37 perches of land within half-a-mile of the town of Banagher, in the King's County, and in the centre of one of the best barley growing districts in the midland counties of Ire- land, for the sum of £ 6500, including the existing valu- able plant and machinery, which together are estimated to have cost £10,000, and are in first-rate condition. Payment of the £6500 to be made in £ 3500 in paid-up Shares of the Company, and X3000 in money. The Machinery above mentioned comprises a first- class 35 horse-power horizontal steam-engine, with boiler, tubes, and fittings; several hundred feet of three-inch wrought-iron shafting; six pair of mill stones, and two large water-wheels, with their acces- sories, all of which will be available for the purposes of the Distillery. A fine stream runs through the premises, and the quality of the water for distilling has been tested, and proved to be of the best kind for the production of Whisky of first-rate quality, while the quantity is so abundant as to be capable of affording almost the entire motive power required: and it is estimated that this splendid supply of water power will save the Company in fuel alone between 4400 and AZW per annum. There is abundance of peal close to the estate, so that a plentiful supply of fuel can be obtained at a very low rate. The offer of suitable premises nearly ready to re- ceive plant, and capable of turning out 603,000 gallons the first year, is highly valuable, as it will enable the Company to commence operations almost immediately moreover, by the possesion of surplus land and abun- dance of water, the size of the Distillery can be increased as required. Another great advantage of the situation is in having one of the larger tributary streams of the Shannon running up to within 100 yards of the back of the Distillery, where a good landing and private road direct into the Works have been made, by which means the Company can have the benefit of the free navigation of the Shannon both for getting corn and shipping Whiskv at a very trifling cost, as the river Shannon itself is within a mile of the Distillery; but the cal- culations in the estimates have been made irrespective of this feature. The Agreement for this purchase is dated the 3rd February, 1873, and made between Robert Walker of the one part, and George Battcock of the other part, on behalf of the Company. This Agreement, together with the Memorandum and Articles of Association, may be seen at the Offices of the Company, or of the Solicitors. The Directors have received an advantageous offer for supplying the entire quantity of malt required from parties in the immediate neighbourhood; thus saving much valuable warehouse room at the Works, which will be available for storing Whisky. The Directors have secured the services of a gentleman of the highest standing and ability as an operative distil- ler, who possesses a thorough practical knowledge of the business, having been for the last twenty-one years en- gaged in one of the largest distilleries in the south of Ireland. Under his inspection, and jointly with the Engineer, stills and machinery, on the most scientific and approved methods, will be erected so that the Com- pany will thus have every advantage at starting. The well-known character of Mr Peacey as an oper- ative distiller will be a guarantee for the quality of the Whisky to be sold by the Company. Shippers, Dis- tillers, and Spirit Merchants by becoming shareholders will secure the double advantage of being both buyers, and sellers of a first-rate article, and ensure the prompt execution of their orders. Practical and careful estimates of the cost of the plant required have been prepared, and after making full allowance for working and all incidental expenses (cost of fuel being calculated irrespective of water power) and depreciation of plant allowed at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, the Directors feel assured that there will be a profit of from 20 to25 percent, to divide among the Shareholders, as soon as the Distillery is in full working order,—calculating the selling price at 3s. 6d. the strong gallon. Taking into considet-stion the quality of the barley grown in the surrounding district, and the Carriage to Dublin lid. per gallon. Selling price in Dublin 4s. per gallon. Carriage to London 3|. per gallon. Selling price in London 4s. 4d. per gallon. Calculated at present canal rate but it is the intention of the Com- pany, as soon as the works are in operation, to take ad- vantage of the free navigation of the River Shannon, which will materially reduce the carriage. Public and Legal Notices. superior plant and experience to be employed, it is only reasonable to expect that the quality of the Whisky will be fully equal to any offered in the market, and therefore realize a corresponding price. re The number of gallons of proof spirits made and con- sumed in England and Ireland, for the year ending December 31st, 1871, was—Ireland, 9,302,253; England, 7,739,720: and the number of gallons of proof British spirits consumed, was—England, 12,874,732 net amount of duly paid, £ 6,437,366; netamount of duly paid, £ 2,808,717. From these figures will be seen the large quantity of Whisky consumed in Eng- land. The following is taken from the Irish Times, of Novem- er 11th, 1872, and will show the prices of Irish Whiskies as sold by public auction during the previous week. For Whiskey the market continues steady, and with a fair demand by private hand at previous rates. At Mr roxalls public sale on Wednesday the attendance was large, but not much was done, owing to the firm ideas of holders. At foot is a note of the business done. "The exports are good, reaching 173 puncheons, against 126 puncheons in the corresponding week of last year. "Note of business done at auction:— s. d. 10 Sherry Butts G R and Co. November, 1870, at 6 9 20 Do. Hhds. do. November, 1870, at 6 10 | 5 Do. Butts do, December, 1870, at 6 9 30 Plain Hhds. do. "April, 1871, at 6 6 20 Do. do. do. April, 1871, at 6 6 20 Do. do. do. May, 1871, at 6 5 10 Do. do. do. June, 1872, at 5 6i 15 Hhds. W J and Co. December, 1871, at 6 0 6 Hhds. Power April, 1872, at 5 5i 6 Do. Haig January, 1872, at 4 2" 1 Butt Coleraiue Malt 1866 at 6 7 1 Hhd. do. 1S66, at 7 0 5 Octaves do. 1866, at 7 3 Exported in the week :— "Puns. and Butts. Hhds. Qr. Csks. "113 86 69." FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the Banagher Distillery Company King's County, Ireland, Limited. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your Bankers the sum of Pounds, being a deposit of 10s. per Share, I hereby request that you will allot me Shares of £5 each in the above Company, and I hereby agree to accept such Shares, or any smaller number that you may allot to me, and pay the further sum of 10s. per Share on allotment, and I authorise you to place my name upon the Register of Shareholders for the Shares so allotted. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Surname and Christian Name in full Residence Profession or Business Date 226d PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1872. WREXHAM RURAL SANITARY DISTRICT. THE Sanitary Committee of the Wrexham District JL earnestly request all persons to whom it may be known that any case of contagious or epidemic disease exists in any of the Parishes in the District will communicate without delay with either of the Medical Officers of Health, viz. :-Dr. JONES, Ruabon, and Dr. DAVIES, of Wrexham, or to Mr HUGH DAVIES, Sanitary Inspector, Hope-street, Wrexham. By order of the Committe. 211e JOHN BURY, Clerk. WREXHAM, MOLD, AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ordinary Half-yarly General Meeting of Shareholders in the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway Com- pany will be held at the Company's Office, Wrexham, on Friday the 28th day of February 1&73, at Three o'clock P.M., for the transaction of the General Busi- ness of the Company. The Transfer Books will be closed on and after this date, and will remain so until after the Meeting. Dated this 7th day of February 1873. By order of the Share Directors, JOHN BROUGHTON, Secretary. Company's Offices, Wrexham. 238 WREXHAM, MOLD, AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN that the Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Mortgagees of the Wrex- ham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway Company, will be held at the Company's Office, Wrexham, on Friday, the 28th day of February, 1873, at half-past three o'clock p.m. The Transfer Books will be closed on and after this date, and will so remain until after the meeting. Dated this 7th day of February, 1873. By Order of the Mortgage Directors, JOHH BROUGHTON, Secretary. Company's Office, Wrexham. 239r Ido hereby GIVE NOTICE that I shall not be re??ponsi6le for any Debts or Money that John Hollowood, of the Cloy. Overton, may get or obtain in my name. Signed, JOHN HOLLOWOOD. Lightwood Green, Overton. 224e MRS. DOROTHEA CATHERINE HOWARD, DECEASED. PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament passed in the t. 22nd and 23rd year of the reign of Her present Ma- jesty, intituled An Act to further amend the law of Property and to relieve Trustees." Notice is hereby given that all persons having any claims against the estate of Mrs Dorothea Catherine Howard, late of Lower Soughton, in the ceunty of Flint, widow, deceased (who died on the 28th day of April, 1872, and whose will was proved in the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate on the 12th day of July, 1872, by the Reverend Richard Henry Howard, of Lower Soughton, aforesaid, clerk in holy orders; Lieutenant-Colonel John Vincent Hawksley Williams, of ;Fryars, Bangor, in the county of Carnarvon, and John Robert Williams, of Carlton Chambers, 12, Regent-street, in the county of Middlesex, Esquire, the executors therein named), are hereby required to send in particulars of any such claims t. Messrs Barlow Bowling and Williams, of No. 26, Essex-street, Strand, in the said county of Middlesex, on or before the 19th day of March next, after which time the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said testatrix among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to those claims only of which they shall then have had notice; and the said executors will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of whose claim they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 24th day of Janaury, 1873. BARLOW, BOWLING & WILLTAVIS, No. 26, Essex-street, Strand, London, 174r Solicitors to the said Executors. Entertainments and Meetings. TOWN HALL, WREXHAM. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH, 1873. A GRAND CONCERT will be given by the follow- j ing well-known Artists:—Miss E. C. EDWARDS, pupil to Mr Ellis Roberts, harpist to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales EOS MORLAIS, the celebrated South Wales Tenore EOS MAELO1*, the popular Tenore Mr M. LEWIS, Mold, and MrT. CADWALADR, Bassos. Accompanist andSolo Harmonium Mr E. HARRISS, organist of St. Mark's Church, and Mr S. F. EVANS (Alaw-tegla). Admission: Reserved Seats, 2s; second ditto, Is Gallery, 6d. Tickets to be had at Mr JOHN ROGERS'S, Bookseller, Hope-street. Doers open at half-past Seven, to commence at Eight. Carriages at Ten. 212c PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. CEFN CHORAL UNION. PERFORMANCE of the MESSIAH in the Baptist Jt_ Tabernacle, Cefn Mawr, on Tuesday, the 18th day of February. Band and Chorus of upwards of 50. Prices of admission:—Ga'lery—Reserved seats, 5s; second seats, 3s; back seats, 2s; area, Is; family tickets to reserved seats, two for 9s three for 13s five for 20s. 69r ST. DAVID'S DAY, 1873. MR MANLEY begs to intimate that the ANNUAL i DINNER will be held as usual at the Feathers Hotel, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of March, 1873. President: JOHN JONES, ESQ. Vice-Presidents: Mr Councillor Griffiths T. Williams, Esq. T. Woolrich, Esq. B. H. Thelwall, Esq. G. Bradley, Esq. T. Bnry, Esq. J. Bury, Esq. T. Randies, Esq. J. Milligan, Esq. T. Parry, Esq., Holt Lodge E. Morris, Esq. R. J. Williams, Esq. Dinner on the table at Five o'clock. Tickets Five Shillings each. 18ge ST. DAVID'S DAY, 1873. THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL DINNER will be held at the OLD SWAN INN, WREXHAM, ON MONDAY, MARCH 3RD, 1873. PRESIDENTS: IHE-TRYAR.-NISTRONG, ESQ., GEORGE PLANT, ESQ., MR. J. VAUGHAN, ALDERMAN BEIRNE, MR. WM. SNAPE, MR. OWEN PRICE. I DINNER ON THE TABLE AT FIVE O'CLOCK. TICKETS, FIVE SHILLINGS. 224c Business Announcements. VALENTINES VALENTINES VALENTINES IF YOU WANT A NEW, PRETTY, LOVING & FASHIONABLE VALENTINE OB SCENT SACHET, BUY AT B A Y L E Y'S, THE CROSS AND CHURCH STREET, OSWESTRY, AND SELECT FROM A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT. A VARIETY JUST RECEIVED OF THE NEW FRENCH LAUGHABLE COMIC VALENTINES, WONDERFULLY CHEAP. g VALENTINES! VALENTINES! THE LARGEST AND MOST CHOICE STOCK IN THE PRINCIPALITY, AT RAILTON POTTE R'S HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. 216f VALENTINES! MUSICAL, SENTIMENTAL, AND COMIC VALENTINES. NEWEST DESIGNS AND GREAT VARIETY. L. WHITING, THE BAZAAR, ], ARCADE. 231a IMPORTANT SALE. R. LLOYD, GENERAL DRAPER, COMPTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, IN returning thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public generally, for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, has much pleasure in announcing his usual GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE, Which commenced on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, and R. LLOYD trnsts that the very great reductions in prices he has made in every Department of his extensive Stock, and the New and Genuine character of the whole of the Goods offered, will induce purchasers to favour him with an early call. R. LLOYD in requesting Special attention to the following List of some of his really very cheap Lots, considers it necessary to state that the great difference between this Sale and others similarly announced, is that whilst in the great majority of these Sales, reductions are only made in the prices of old, stale, worn, and damaged Goods, and the inducement therefore to buy must be very feeble indeed, in THIS SALE There is nothing old, everything being NEW and GENUINE, and at such VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, As must have attractions for shrewd purchasers such as seldom comes within their reach DRESSES AT REDUCED PRICES. I SHAWLS AT REDUCED PRICES. JACKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. I FURS AT REDUCED PRICES. SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES. I SKIRTS AT REDUCED PRICES. I MILLINERY AT REDUCED PRICES SHEETINGS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. I LINENS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. BLANKETS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. PRINTS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACE, UMBRELLAS, STAYS, ALL AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES TO CLEAR OUT. 212r C. K. BENSON & CO., FAMILY GROCERS AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN, BEG to call special attention to their TEAS, which are of the choicest qualities, and have been selected with the greatest care. In giving names expressive of the qualities of Black Teas, they wish it to be distinctly understood that they are Mixtures of various kinds, no one quality possessing in itself all the requisites of a really good Tea. STRONG KAISOW CONGOU (REFRESHING, PUNGENT), 2S. PER POUND. FINE KAISOW CONGOU (A CHOICE MIXTURE), 2a. 4D. PER POUND. DELICIOUS BREAKFAST CONGOU (This is a perfect Tea of great strength), 2s. 6d. per Pound. CHOICE MONING CONGOU (this is a Tea of sterling quality), 2s. 8d. per Pound. FINEST MONING CONGOU (we especially commend this high-class Tea), 3s. per lb. FINEST LAPSANG SOUCHONG (unsurpassed at the price) 3s. 4d. per lb. FINEST KAISOW CONGOU, A FAMILY MIXTURE OF TEAS (CHOICELY BLENDED), 3s. 6d per lb. THE FINEST MIXTURE OF TEAS THAT CAN BE PROCURED (THIS IS THE PRINCE OF TEAS) 3s. 8d. per Pound. They beg to call the particular attention of Families to TEAS at 2s. 6d., 2s. 8d., 3s., and 3s. 6d. per Pound, And also to their choice Stock of GENERAL GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 14, HIGH-STREEl, WREXHAM. 903g IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT No. 7, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. JOHN GITTINS BEGS to intimate to his customers and the public generally that he JLJP purposes making considerable alterations and additions to his Premises, so as to give increased facilities for his business. J. G. takes this opportunity of thanking his Friends for their favors during the last 28 years, and assures them that no effort will be wanting on his part to maintain his reputation for the supply of a good article at a moderate price. Purchasers of Building Materials, Joiner's Tools, and Furnishing Goods are invited to inspect his varied Stock. Agricultural Implements supplied at Maker's own Prices. 188e WHEAT SOWING. IMPORTANT TO fegjfr AGRICULTURISTS. imDISBURVS WHEAT DRESSING, for Preventing the Smut in Wheat, and the Ravages ef the Slug, Grub, .MJJ and Wireworm. It will also promote the Germination and Growth of the Seed Wheat, and increase the Produce of the Crop equal to a change of seed. An. Eightpenny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of Seed Wheat, which can be Dressed and fit to Sow in a Quarter of an Hour. In using it no Lime or Brine is required the preparation of the Seed is attended with little trouble, and it is easier and drier for the Drill at the time of Sowing than by any other plan. go FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE GIVEN WITH EACH PACKET. Wholesale Agents-SUMNER AND CO., AND CLAY, DODD, ANB CASE, UverpooL The large and increasing ago of the above Composition, and the fact of its being used by all the leading Agri- culturists in this neighbourhood, is a sufficient guarantee of its efficacy. The Proprietor has the greatest confidence in recommending it to Agriculturists generally, and he feels confident that a single trial will ensure its future continued sale. PREPARED ONLY BY JAMES^EISHER EDISBURY, M.P.S., DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST. (ESTABLISHED 1819.) 3, HIGH-STREET, WEEXHAM. C9J Education. GROSVENOR ROAD, WREXHAM. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Conducted by Mrs and Miss Wilson. MASTERS attend. Terms and references .1, on application. School duties will be resumed on THURSDAY, January 30th. 50e CAE HENDRE SCHOOL, OSWESTRY. MRS MOSS, HAVING entered upon her New Residence, situated pleasantly in Pool-road, in the outskirts of the town, would be glad to receive a few Young Ladies, as BOARDERS. School will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, January 23rd. References permitted to the Rev. T. Gasquoine, B.A. (who kindly conducts the half-yearly examinations), T. (MYm- sh. all, Esq., C. Minshall, Esq., Dr. Beresford, E. ?ynne Thomas, Esq., J.P., and J. Sides Davies, ?sq- 103a CLWYD BANK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, RUTHIN. Principal: Mr ROBERT ELLIS, (Late of Regent's Park College, London.) Pupils thoroughly qualified for Commercial Pursuits. THE classical and mathematical course is so con- J. ducted as to prepare Pupils for matriculation at the London University, the Medical and legal Registra- tion examinations, and Civil service examination. Pupils will re-assemble January 15th, 1873. For Prospectuses, &c., apply to the Principal. 1172 THE SALOP SCHOOL, OSWESTRY. HEAD MASTER J 0 H N E V A N S, M.A., (and Stratton Gold Medalist), JANUARY, 1S72. At the Civil Service open Com- petitive Examination for appointment in the India House, in which, out of 132 candidates, 32 were success- ful, E. Owen came in 11th. April 30, 1872. J. L. Richards obtained a First Class Certificate for Mathe- matics at the Government Examination in Science and Art. October 12, 1872. Owen Griffith passed the Medical Preliminary Examination of the Andersonian University, Glasgow. In all 35 of Mr Evans's pupils have passed similar honours. 2428c MR. SIMMS (Organist of the Parish Church, Wrexham, and Professor of Music at the College, Chester) BEGS to inform his Pupils and Friends that he will J) resume his Organ, Pianoforte, and Singing LESSONS on THURSDAY, the 30th instant. Schools attended. Hope-street, Wrexham, Jan. 23, 1873. 158e INSTRUCTION ON THE ORGAN, &-c. MR G. F. GREAVES (Private Organist and Pianist to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.) begs to inform his Pupils in Wrexham that he will resume Lessons after the 22nd instant, and that he has arranged for the use of a large Organ in Wrexham. 62e Business Announcements. NEW MINES REGULATION ACT. E. pOWELL BEGS to call the attention of the Colliery JO and Mine Owners to the COPPER PRICKERS, RAMMULES, PATENT CHARGES, PATENT FUSE, POWDER BOTTLES, as required by the above Act. Also a large Stock of BAR IRON and STEEL, BEST BOILER PLATES, STEEL, IRON-RAIL and other Colliery NAILS, SHOVELS, ROOFING FELT, LAMP COTTON, VULCANISED SHEET RUBBERS J; WASHERS, &c., &c., kept in Stock. EViN POWELL, GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGER, IRON MERCHANT, 6, TOWN-HILL, and 7, ABBOT-STREET, 159c WREXHAM. SEWING MACHINE HANDS, w ANTED, a number of GIRLS, From Fourteen to Twenty years of age, as LEARNERS. Early application is requested, as the number of MACHINES Now at liberty are limited. For terms, &c., apply to RICHARD JONES, 220e PENYBRYN. BEST GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS ONLY. Y. STRACHAN, SEEDSMAN AND NURSERYMAN, High-street, S Wrexham, offers the above with confieence, feel- ing assured they will give every satisfaction, having been selected with the utmost care. Catalogues with prices on application. Nursery Department includes a fine selection of fruit trees, forest trees, privet, quicks, larch, Scotish fir, spruce, evergreen, and flowering shrubs, in fine condition for removal. Planting con- tracted for any extent. Nurseries, Railway Station. 234a TEA, Of1 rare fragrance and strength, 2/. 2/8, 3 3 4, 3 6 per lb. COFFEE, Mixed, 1/. 1,4 Berry, 1, 4 1/6 1/8. TOBACCO, Real Chester, Bristol Bird's Eye, Cut Cavendish, Mixtures, thick and thin Twist. CIGARS, PIPES, POUCHES, &C. E. O. JONES, 3, TOWN HILL, 2420f WREXHAM. pALMER'S FAMILY BOOT & SHOE MANUFAC- TORY. Cheapest Home in the Trade. Ladies' and Gentlemen's and Children's Boots and Shoes in every variety for all classes and all Seasons. Every article warranted. Ladies'Kid Elastic Side Boots from 3/6, 4/6,10/6 Gentleman's ditto ditto 7/6,8/6,15/6 TOWN-HILL. WREXHAM. 308b pURE AERATED WATERS ELLIS'S RUTHIN WATERS, SODA, POTASS, SELTZER, LEMONADE, LITHIA, and for GOUT, LITHIA and POTASS. Corks branded R. Ellis & Son, Ruthin," and every label bears their trade mark. Sold everywhere, and wholesale of wholesale of R ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, 723g NORTH WALES PIANOFORTE TUNING. MR SENIOR, Resident Pianoforte and Harmonium Tuner and Repairer. Forty years professional practice has enabled him to give the greatest satisfaction to all who have favoured him with their commands. Instruments tuned singly or by the year on the most moderate terms. Old Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood. on Sale-a Bargain. 38, MOUNT-STREET, 2117e WREXHAM. NOW READY, WORKS by FRANCIS JOHN LOCK:—"How to Learn Shorthand without a Teacher," Sixpence;" How to become an Expert Shot I I Sixpence; Rifleuaan's Companion," Shilling; Snider Fourpence; Wimbledon," Fourpence; Volunteer Re- organization," Fourpence; "Volunteer's Friend, Shil- ling; "Sight black," Eightpence, pest free.—Lock 3 Foley-street, Portland-place, London, W. 1986r Business Announcements. AT JONES' ORIGINAL gTAYSIv pg 22, QUEEN STREET, WHEXHAM.1 There is always on hand a variety of STAYS, CORSETS, &C.; also, NURSING and INVALIDs'aCORSETS, and STAYS Made to Order. General DRAPERY, DRESSES, GENTLE- MEN'S OUTFITTING, &c., WORKING MEN'S CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, dc., &C. Two Hundred Mourning BONNETS to select ifrom and made to order, 2/11 to 20/- 2430c ANNUAL SALE. MESSRS. W. & C. BROWN & OO,'S Annual SALE of GOODS, at Reduced Prices6 will commence on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THE 1ST, and continue during the following week. Goods from every Department will be included in the Sale, and particular attention is desired to a quantity of soiled Table Linens and Sheet- ings. SILK MERCERS TO THE QUEEN AND H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Chester, January 25,1871. 33Jg JJONALD NICOLL & CO., ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD, LONDON, Manfacturers of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and BOY'S GARMENTS Agent for Wrexham and District, E. LEWIS, TOWN HILL, Of whom any of our Specialities can be obtained. A large assortment of Overcoats, Ulster Wraps in Stock Mackintosh Goods, &c. 223ft RE-OPENING OF LONDON HOUSE, CEFN MA WE. (JHARLES EDWARDS JJT'f reS?ectfu'ly to inform the inhabitants of cCvef8n n and its vicinity that he will open the above weU- known Premises with an entirely new STOCK of GENERAL DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, GROCERY AND PROVISIONS UPON SATURDAY, February the 8th, I873L 0 Sv?' begs to return his sincere thanks to his friend* and the -enerally for the liberal support accorded to him and his late partner and trust by prompt and careful attention to all or(le?s instructed & KM a continuance of the Sáme. 191a jyjESSES u & E. B. gIMMS. PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, & MUSIC DEPOT. HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. "INSTRUMENTS Lent on Hire on the Three Y<? i?y.tem. Tuned, Repaired, and Exchanged on lES terms. NEW HARMONIUMS FROM FIVE GUINEAS. AMERICAN ORGANS, PIANOFORTES, new and second-hand at all prices. A selection of new Musical Novelties suitable jIw presents. CHURCH AND CHAMBER ORGANS, &C., &C- 2230c KNACKERS YARD. MR. HUGH PH.ICE, of Bridge-street, Wrexham, obtained a license), begs to in- iVfR^'siidp« unbvn!l?i- c general.l, y that he is prepared to Receiva Horses for Slaughter at his Yard 'situate in Bridge- W o'f th^1, OTA dead>t0 fetcfl the same fromany LsUricetignelShbourhood. for "hichU,* best rice will be given. 2065c COALS! COALS! MESSRS. BORN & QUDGEON, PROPRIETOfoRTIW^VuNTa C0LL1ER7> ,NORTIlOP, FLI?VT. BEG to GIVE NOTICE that they are now nre- Bpared to SUPPLY COAL and good HOLLIX SLACK at the Pit's Mouth at the following prices; Coal Screened 16s 6d per too Ditto unscreened. 15s Od Slack 10a US This Hollin Slack is especially recommended for all kinds of machine and factory purposes. Arrangements for monthly or quarterly accounts must be made with the manager, 148c Mr ISAAC AYDON, Mold. 1873. ]873. SCIENTIFIC INVENTION, FENDER TRADE. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS4. The great outcry against purchasing expensive STEEL GOODS, Because they could not be kept in perfect order, and away ^th, bec^Je for ———?' is now bappily done away with, because, AT A SMALL COST, FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, ASHPANS, GRATES, And all other DELICATE AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES MADE OF STEEL CAN NOW BE ELECTRO-NICKELLED, Which has all the beauty anil appearance of Steel, with- out any of its tendency to rust or other injury, and STEEL FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, &c.. COATED WITH ELECTRO-NICKEL, Preserve their perfect appearance for years, without re- quiring any attention from month's end to month's end to say nothing of allaying the anxiety which existed about such goods with every careful housekeeper. EXTENSIVE SHOWROOMS. INSPECTION INVITED. WILLIAM pEET, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, AND GAS FITTINGS. 45 & 47, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, IN LIVERPOOL.) 1969b QOOD WORDS for FEBRUARY. ? OOD WORDS for FEBRUARY. Mutator. • See GOOD WORDS for FEBRUARY iI, TD Pilgrimages in India and Ru?. By G. Smith LL.D. The School Boards on Trial. See GOOD WORDS for FEBRUARY' The Gulf Stream. Part II. By Dr W, B. Carpenter. After the War. ?.,? r Fraser-Tyler, See GOOD WORDS for F'EBRUj??'??- The Prescotts of Pamphillion,4-6. Ay Author of Dorothy Fox. £ £ £ Sayings of the Pasioral ppigtlec By Deaa HowsoB.   for FEBRUARY Devotional Readings. "? late Norman Macleod, D.? Unica. By W. H. Simcoz Unica. See GOOD WORDS for FEBRUARY. Paganini, 11. By the Rev. H. R. Ha,we,? Pot-Pourri. Ry AU8tin Dobqon. Our A„S,?S°D WORDS for F&??.??. Ye" °' V&X- St. Michel during the Year of Pain. By F. I. F. Skene Hours on Loch Etive. By Principal Sbairp See GOOD WORDS foJrFSEBR??Suer1a73d 56, Ludg.te Hm. London, and an Booksellers. 17*M