Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sale by Mr. B. W. Johnson. Yaludble Freehold Properly, situate at Wrexham, Denbighshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. R. IV. JOHNSON, at the "Wynnstay Arms Hotel," Wrexham, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of October, 1854, at four o'clock in the afternoon punctually, subject to to buch stipulations and conditions as shall then be pro- duced, and either in the following or such other Lots as may be fixed by the Vendors at the time of Sale: LOT. 1. All that extensive RANGE OF BUILDING, with the Appurtenances, now used as a Theatre, situate in the Cat- tle Market, in the town of Wrexham; and also all those Two MESSUAGES or Dwelling-Houses, with the Yard, and Out-ofliccs thereunto belonging, contiguous to the said Theatre, together with a portion of the Garden adjoining thereunto, and now occupied by Mr. Rowland Jones, and Owen Davies, or their undertenants. The above lot contains a superficial area 'qf 5S4 yards. The total dimensions of the Theatre are 66 feet by 33 (eet, and it contains a commodious stage, dressing- rooms, one tier of boxes, pit, gallery, g-c, The build- ing might readiiy be converted for any ot/zer lJurpose at a small outlay. ,I LOT 2. All that excellent MESSUAGE or Dwelling-JTousc, adjoining Lot I, called "Theatre Cottage, with the large Garden, Brewery (adapted for mashing 20 bushels), Out- otfices( Pump, and other appurtenances thereto, tately oc- cupied by Mr. Marshall. And also the TWO COT- TAGES with their appurtenances, adjacent to the lastly- mentioned premises, now in the occupations of Mary Rogers and John Ruscoe, containing altogether by ad- measurement, 1274 superficial yards of Land. LOT S. All those TWO MESSUAGES, now occupied by William Rogers and Thomas Davies, situate on the west side of Lots 1 and 2, having a frontage to the Cattle Market, commodious Yards, and also a large plot of Garden Ground at the back, intended to be allotted there- with, extending down to Eagles Meadow as shewn on a Plan which will be produced at the time of Sale, and containing altogether 684 superficial yards. LOT 4. All those TWO MESSUAGES now occupied by David Stephens and Robert Jones, situate on the west side of and with the same frontage as Lot 3, together with the Yards and Garden Ground (as laid down on the said plan) extending at the back of the said messuages to Eagles Meadow, containing altogether a superficial area of 708 yards. Lois 3 and 4 fontl excellent Building sites. All the Gardens have a first-rate soil and aspect, and are well stocked with ehoiea Tralt and other Fruit trees. The Purchaser of each Lot will have to erect certain portions of Boundary Wall as shewn on the Plan. Lithographed Plans and Particulars may be obtained with any further information, by application to the Auc- tioneer, or at the Offices of Mr. John LEWIS, Solicitor, Yspytty, Wrexham. Sept. 21, 1854. v" Sale by Mr. Edisbury. MR. EDISBURY has been instructed to offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at the House of Mr. John JONES, the" Golden Lion," Coed Poeth, on MoN DAY, October 2nd, 1854, commencing at the hour of Five o'clock in the afternoon, (subject to conditions to be then produced) all that COTTAGE with GARDKN and Appurtenances thereto belonging, (now or late in the holding of Mr. John Gittins) szitiiatp at Aberoer, Fron- deg, in the township of Esclusham Above. Further Particulars may be obtained at the Offices of Mr. WYATT, Solicitor, Wrexham or from the AUOHOM- EER, Town-hill opposite the Town-hall, Wrexham. Sale by Mr. Ormiston. DENBIGHSHIRE. Desirable Freehold Estate and Mansion Delightfully situate in the Vale of Clwyd. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. ORMISTON, (under instructions with which the Trustees of the late George Naylor, Esq. have favoured him) at jthe Crown Inn," Denbigh, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October next, at Four o'olock in the afternoon, in the fol. lowing or such other lot or lots, and subject to snch con- ditions as shall then be made known;- All that most delightfnlly-situate and commodious MANSION, called Plas yn Green," with its stables and coach-house, park, shrubberies,walled garden and pleasur grounds, farm buildings and FARM, containing in the whole upwards of 102 Acres of Valuable Land, adjoine ing the turnpike road from Denbigh to Mold, and withi- a mile of the former town. The House contains entrance and staircase halls, dining and drawing-rooms, library, boudoir, anc several best bed and dressing rooms, all highly decorated and fitted with handsome mantel-pieces in black and white marble, and a most commodious range of domestic offices, four-stalled stable, coach-house and harness room, with sleeping lofts over; the wl-ole being in a most perfect state of repair, and ready for the reception of a family .J The Grounds are tastefully laid out, the 'Park being studded with well-grown ornamental timber; and the Gardens well stocked with the choicest fruit trees. The adjoining lands are strictly preserved, and the rivers Clwyd and Elwy, in the immediate neighbourhood, afford excel- lent sport to the angler. In point of commodious arrangement of house and offices, tasteful display of ornamental grounds, and beauty of situation, (being in the midst of the choicest scenery in the far-famed and luxuriant Vale of Clwyd) the place Is unrivalled: and having frequent and rapid daily com- munication with Chester, Liverpool, Manchester, &c., which will be much accelerated by the proposed Vale of Clwyd Railway, the house is admirably suited as a resi- dence for any Capitalist or person seeking the retirement of the country. The Farm-house and Buildings are a field's length from the mansion, and may either be occupied by a bailiff, or let with & portion of the land as is now done. Also all those Three valuable pieces or parcels of ac- 8!G nmodation LAND, called Bwa Flats," lying on the north side of the town of Denbigh aforesaid, and contain- ing by admeasurement, 12 acres, 23 perches or there- t boats, with the house, gardens and buildings thereon. Plans and particulars will be ready a fortnight previous to th: Sale. and may be had at the different Hotels; of Ssmiel EBWARDES, Esq., Solicitor, Denbigh, who will supply any information in the meantime, and tickets to view the premises) and of the AUCTIONEER, Wigfair, St. Asaph. Sept. 11, 1854. IN CHANCERY. Jones v. Parry. A SALE of valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate l\_ in the counties of Flint and Denbigh, will shortly take place, bv directions of the Court made in the above cause, by MESSRS. CHURTON, Auctioneers. They consist of a FARM-IIOUSE, Outbuildings, and Lands, in the township of Broughton, about half-a-mile from the Wrexham Railway Station. GRYG FARM, situate at Cileen, between Mold aud Ruthin, and BllYN-GWYN TENEMENT, at Dulas, near Llanddulaa and Abergele. Further particulars may be obtained from G. BOLDER, Es q Solicitor, 44, Craveu-strcet, Strand, London aud from Messrs. CHURTON, Chester, Auctioneers, who are 8pen to offer* to purchase by private contract. IRON BEDSTEADS. PIERCE AND OWEN, CABINET-MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS \? Bridge-Street, Wrcxhum, beg to call the a tten tion of the Public to their Stock of IRON BED STEADS, comprising Fonr-post, Half-tester, Camp Stump, Children's Cribs, &e., See., which they aro en- abled to sell at very low prices. I DESIRABLE INV BSTAIENT.-CER.NEY, BROUGHTON. rPO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, all those A Four newly-erected and well-finished MESSUAGES OR DWELLING-HOUSES, with very excellent Gardens attached, situate at Mount Pleasant, Cerney now in the occupation of Messrs. Enoch Edwards, Joseph Matthews, John Jones and Robert Humphreys. These Houses are beautifully finished, and contain a parlour and kitchen with two bed-rooms each, also cellaring. Also, all those Five well-built and recently-erected MESSUAGES OR DIVE LL ING-IIOUSES, (adjoining the first-mentioned lot), with good Gardens, and 5112 yards or thereabouts of LAND attached. There is also connected with this lot, a Joiner's Shop, yard, sawpit, stable, and every convenience for carrying on an exten- sive building establishment. There is also a WELL of very excellent water. These Houses are situate in a rich, populous, and ra- pidly progressing district, and on a, most, romantic site, commanding beautiful views of the surrounding counties, as far as the Derbyshire Hills. From its proximity to the great Coal and Mining Districts of Minera and Brymbo, it will be found a safe and most desirable investment. To treat, apply to Mr. H. Hughes, on the Premises, or to T. Hughes, Esq., Solicitor, Wrexham. WREXHAM. RACES, 1854. THE TWO DAYS FOLLOWING THE CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. A NEW STAN]) is in course of Erection. STEWARDS SIR W. W. W Y N N, BART., R. PALMER, ESQUIRE, AND CAPTAIN WEST. Judge, Mr. WJiite; Handicapper and Starter, M r Topham; Treasurer and Clerk, Mr. Johnson, Wynn- stay Arms. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5TH. THE BRYN-Y-PYS HANDICAP, of 5sova. each, 3 ft. with 20sovs. added. Three quarters of a mile. To close at the Chester Stand, with Mr. Topham or Mr. Johnson, after the last Race of the Chester Autumn Meeting. THE WYNNSTAY HANDICAP, of lOsovs. each, 5 ft. and 3 if declared, with 50sovs. added by Sir Wat- kin. One mile and a half. Closed. The following pay 3sovs. cach — Lough Bawn Lancashire Lass Billy Richardson Maid of Team Valley Bit o' Blue Kennysido Hero La Belle Allington Effie Deans Syvagee Whalebone Miss Emma Georgy The Jealous One Waterfall Professor Buck Field Marshal Bucharest Lady Ponsonby J ennala Misa Sellers Koh-i-noor Red Lion Kiteflyer Bull's-eye Octavia Lerrywheut Peggy Little Fawn Lindrick Annie Sutherland Cabin Boy Hazlenut Remunerator Warwick Little Tom Coomburland Stathesmon Knight Errant Tho Vet Omoo Minerva Arribas Barrel Haxby Tom Game Lad Bright Phoebus The Spinner The Cripplo Epinician Miss Bolton Jujube Bride's-Maid. THE PLAS-POWER SELLING STAKES, of 5sovs. each, with 20sovs. added. One mile. To close as the Bryn-y-pys Handicap. THE HUNTER'S CUP, value 20sovs. (in specie), for half-bred horsea. One mile and a half-heats gen- tlemen riders. To close at Seven o'clock the Saturday evening before running, at the Wynnstay Arms, it being the Annual Meeting of Subscribers. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6TH. THE CEFN HANDICAP, of 5sovs. each, with 20sovs. added. One mile. Every Race Horse in Wrex- to be handicapped (free of expense) at the close of the first day's races. THE GOLD CUP, (Handicap) value lOOsovs. (in specie.) Two miles. Closed. Lough Bawn Lancashire Lasa Peggy Little Fawn Maid of Team Valle, Hazlenut The Yet Coomburland Stathesmon Minerva Whalebone Effie Deans Miss Emma Kennyside Hero The Jealous One Game Lad Professor Buck The Spinner Field Marshal Epinician Harry Lorriquer Bride's-Maid Jennala THE CONSOLATION SELLING STAKES, of osovs. each, with 20sovs. added by Sir Watkin. A mile and a quarter. To close at Nine o'clock the evening before running, at the Wynnstay Arms. THE HURDLE CUP, value 25sovs. (in specie) given by Sir Watkin. Mile and a quarter heats over four hurdles; gentlemen riders. To close as tho Hunt- er's Cup. For other Conditions see the Hace Lists, N.B.AN ORDINARY at the Wynnystay Arm and Lion Hotels, each day, before and after the Races. WREXHAM GALLOWAY AND PONY RACES. Will take place on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1854. THE PONY STAKES of 5 sovs. added to a Sweep- slakes of 10s. each, for Ponies not exceeding 13 hands high, weight for age. Two year olds to carry 4st. 101b three, Gst. four, 7st. five, 7st. 101b., six and aged, 8st. The second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10s. towards expenses.Heats, three quarters of a mile. THE GALLOWAY STAKES, of lOsovs. added to a Sweepstakes of Isov. each, for Galloways not exceeding 14 hands high, weight for age. Two year olds to carry 5st. three, 6st. four, 7st, five, 7st. 101b. six and aged, Sst.; 51b. allowed for every iuch under. Winners this year 51b. extra. The second to save his stake, and the wiuner to pay £1 towards expenses. Heats, one mile and a half. THE SCRAMBLE HANDICAP of osovs. added to a Sweepstakes of 10s. each, for Ponies and Galloways not winners this year. To be handicapped immediately after the Galloway liace. The second to save his stake and the winner to pay 10s. towards expenses.. Milo heats. CONDITIONS. Entries to be made to Mr. LEWIS, Lion Hotel on or before the 3rd of OCTORER, at 10 o'clock, p.m. Colours to be named at the time of Entry, or fined 10s. The Ponies and Galloways to pass under the standard at the Wunnstay Arms, at Eleven o'clock on the morning of the Hnccs. Three to start for each Race, or the money added will not be given. Each to pay 2s. Gd. for scales. All disputes to be settled by the Committee.   TREASURER—MR. E GRIFFITH. CLERK-MR. N. ANKERS, HANDICAPPER-MR. HAMPSON, SnRTER-MR, JOHN TAYLOR. JUDGE-MR. JOSEPH CLARK. JOHN BEIRNE, MOULD AND DIP CANDLE MANUFACTURER. TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM. NOVELTY FOR SPECTACLE WEARERS. JUST PUBLISHED, HUDSON'S COMPLETE SIGHT SUITER, or BOOK OF LENSES with the Actual Glasses, price 10s. 6d. post free. S. HIGHLY, 32, FLEET STREET. Every Spectacle Wearer will find this Work very servicable." ¡ To the Land-Owners andAgriculturi sts of Wales. It will be remembered that the Welsh Provincial Insurance Company was the first to reduce the pre- mium on Farming Stock to 3s. per cent, effecting there- by a Saving to the Farmer of £ 25. per cent on the Cost of Fire Insurance. The Director8 have determined also on discontinuing the Extra Charge heretofore made for the Use of Steam Engines on Farms. The Welsh Company has thus Established for itself a strong claim to the support of the Farmers of Wales. The Government Returns for 1853, show that the Farming Stock Insurances effected by the Welsh Office exceeded the business done by 24 London and Country Companies, notwithstanding that most of them had been established many years before it. No expense whatever is incurred in transferring In- surances to the Provincial Office. Board Room, Provincial Insurance Company, Wrexham, August, 1854. FAMILY TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, Town-Hill, opposite the Town-Hall, WBEX HAM. Established A. D" 18 0 3. J. EDISBURY & CO., (late RatdifFe's) Tea Dealers, Family Grocers, Cheese Factors, AMERICAN FLOUR & PROVISION DEALERS. ETC', ETC., BEG TO ANNOUNCE that this ESTABLISHMENT _D (lately in the occupation of Mr. Giller) is now RE-OPENED, and respectfully solicit a Trial. J. E. & Co. have been appointed Agents for the sale of that splendid and economical article, the OXY-KALI SOAP, Half-a-pound of which will do more work and with much greater ease than one pound of most Soaps now in uso; it lathers freely with the hardest pump water r brightens fast colours; keeps flannel from turning yellow, and improves the colour of linen. P. S.—No Soda or washing Powder must be used with the OXY-KALI SOAP. Town, Hill, opposite the Town Hall, WretAam WILLIAM PROCTER, JUN., TOBACCO, SNUFF, & CIGAR MANUFACTURER, 20, FINCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. JAMES MARTIN, PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER, &c. YORK-STREET, WREXHAM, IN announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabi- -L tants of Orexham and its vicinity, generally, that he has REMOVED from Mount-street to more com- modious premises situate in YORK-STREET, takes this opportunity of Tet rnl ng his grateful thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since his commencement in business. J. M. assures all who may favour him with their Orders, that no exertion on his part shall be wanting to give satisfaction, and ensure him their increased confidence. Plumbing, Glazing, and Painting, executed on rea- sonable terms. J. M. having had considerable experience as a PAPER HANGER, begs to solicit the patronage of his friends in that department. Iron Bedsteads & Agricultural Implements. i- OTIN GITTINS, Furnishing Ironmonger, Hope t7 Street, Wrexham, begs to inform his friends and the public that he has constantly on hand a variety of Iron Bedsteads and Agricultural Implements. Alterations in Houhton's Weekly Trains, Public Notice. ON AND AITER MONDAY, August 7th, the above Cheap Train will leave Wrexham EVERY MON- DAY MORNING at 10. 48., instead of 11. 28, for Liverpool, Isle of Man, Manchester, Bangor, Holyhead, ? Dublin, Galway, Cork, &c., allowing from 1 to 14 days ] for recreation. Fares and other Particulars at the Railway Stationer Frood Main Coals. JOHN WHITTAKER begs to inform the inhabitants.. tf of Wrexham and neighbourhood, that he is ap- pointed AGENT for the Sale of the above Celebrated COALS. Parties favouring him with their orders shall be supplied on the most favourable terms, and on the shortest notice. N.B.—A Stock always on hand at the Railway Station. Turf Tavern, Wrexham, September 2nd, 1854. HARVEY'S FISH SAUCE.—E. LAZENBY and jn. SON deem it necessary to reiterate their Caution against spurious imatations of this approved sauce. Every bottle of the GENUINE description bears the name of WILLIAM LAZENBY" on the back label, and the signature of "ELIZABETH LAZENBY on the front. E. LAZENBY and SON'S ESSENCE of ANCHO- VIES is still prepared with peculiar care, and held in the highest estimation as Sauce for every description; of Fish. Manufactured solely at their old-established Ware- house, 6.. Edwards-street, Portman-square, London. TIMBER AND COAL. J E. MEREDITH JONES, j Charles Street, Wrexham, ■ DEALER in all Kinds of TIMBER for Builders, Carpenters, Wheelwrights, Coachmakers, Wll. sinkers, &e. Round or Sawn TIMBER for Mines, Col- lieries, and Wholesale Merchants. Agent for the Sale of the Brymbo Co's. Westminster Co's. and Ruabon Co's. COAL, and the Minera Co's. L1.HE. at the Wrexham Station. I Every Man his own Landlord, or and make money. THE WREXHAM, RUABON, & NORTH WALES PERPETUAL BENEFIT BUILDING AND FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY, ENROLLED ACCORDING TO.ACT OF PARLIAMENT. F Established ism. TRUSnFs Mr. ROBERT THORNELY, I to JOSEPH GRIFFITHS, „ RICHARD HUGHES, 1 Mr. ROBERT ANKERS, „ JAMES OLLEBHEAD DIRECTORS: Mr. JOHN JAMES  Mr. JAMES JONES  I DAVID lŒGHÉS ROBERT JONE I » WILLIAM WILLIAMS  ? r. =ICHAM,D?S? tJ MICIIAEL GUMMOW, I RICIIARD DAVIES. PRESIDENT: 31r. CHARLES HUGHES, Wrexham. STEWARDS:! Mr. WILLIAM JENKINS and Mr. RICHARD DAVIES. SOLICITOR: BANKERS: JOHN JAMES, Esq. NATIONAL; PROVINCIAL BANK. SECRETARY: Mr THOMAS JONES. This Society, which has been in existence since the year 1846, and which is admitted to be one of the most equitable yet established, has made several very advantageous ad- ditions to, and improvements in, the rules, which were sug- gested by an extensive experience in the working of Build- iD¡r; Societies. The Society has now, for the convenience and accommod- ation of its members, four different classes, varying from eight to twenty-two years; and the following table shows what a member in each class will be entitled to on his be- coming a borrower, and what an investing member will re- ceive at the termination of the class to which he lias sub- scribed. Monthly f Amount i Amount Class. Term. Subserips. Advncd.to payable to of 'borrowers investers ——— ——————————' ————— —————————— £ s. d. I £ s. d. j £ s. d. A 12 years & 2 months 0 10 0 54 12 2 100 0 0 B 8 years & 1 month 0 10 0 « 0 0 60 0 0 C M years &M months 0 10 0 60 0 0 1120 0 0 D 22 years. 0 10 0 80 0 0 j210 0 0 In this table the sums named are for a subscription and advance on one share, but any fractional part of the above subscription may be received and a corresponding amount advanced. SUPERIORITY OF BUILDING SOCIETY INVESTMENTS. It it conceived that as to foresters this society is very much more eligible than Goveruient Securities, or Savings Banks, as the rate of interest is so much h);her, and the security for re payment eqnallv good. A share in ciao. ? ill be an excellent endowment for a newly bnrn child, asm twent;-two years, for 5s. per month, the eumof??O will be realized; or for 6d. per month, thesumofOOi; and iu case of the previous death of the child, the money might be withdrawn with interest. There is also an opportunity lor servants, apprentices, and young people, to invest their earnings to great advantage. The period of membership will date from the month of entrance, and be completed according to the class selected. ENTRANCE FEE at present, including a copy of the rales, will be 3s. 6d per share. The MONTHLY MEETINGS of the Society are held in the Temperance Hotel. Bank-street, Wrexham, on the last Thursday in every month, at 7 o'clock in the evening. Any further information can be obtained on applicaion to Mr. Charles Hughes, Stationer, Wrexham: Mr. Richard Davies, Temperance Hotel, Bank-street; Mr. David Hughes, Builder, Mots; Mr. Tuomas Edwards, Mason, Cern-Mawr: Mr. Thomas Jones, Duke of YVliogton lnr., Kuabon or to the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Jones, Madeira Hill, Wrexham. MATRIMONIAL INSTITUTION.—FOUNDED 1846, OJfices-12, John-street Adelphi, London and 18, Nassau-street, New York BANKERS—THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. THIS. In stitntion has been established man y years, JL (with great success) as a medium for the introduc- tion of parties unkuown to each other, who are desirous of forming Matrimonial Alliances, but who, from some cause or other, cannot find partners in their own circle of ac- quaintance, suitable in position, &c. This establishment is conducted on the same principle as adopted at the var- ious institutions in France, and Holland,Germany, Russia and America, and presents equal advantages to all classes of Society. The strictest honor and secresy is maintained in every case, and none but parties of respectability treated with Prospectuses, Application Forms, Rules, and every information sent free to any name, initial, or address, on receipt of twelve postage stamps, by order of the Director, LAURENCE CUTHBEKT, 12, John-st., Adelphi, LONDON. Read the Guide to Matrimonial Alliances," which will convince everybody. Price Is. Also, to bo had of the following Booksellers: Brown, Salisbury Chronicle, Dorchester; Heywood, Manchester Ward Leeds; Free Press Office, Forres; Powell, Dublin and all respectable Beoksellers in the Kingdom j Second Edition, Cloth, Is. by P ost, Is. 6d., pp. 192. WELSH SKETCHES; Third (and Last) Series VV By the Author of "Proposals for Christian Union." Contents,-I, Edward, the Black Prince; 2, Owen Glendower, Prince of Wales i 3, Mediaeval Bard- ism; 4, The Welsh Church. This is the third series of a very pretty and interest- ing little work, containing far more information than is frequently found in much more ambitious productions. The author is evidently disposed to claim for Wales all she is entitled to in an historical point of view, but his claim is put forth with so much grace and modesty, and so much reason withal, that our respect for the Princi- pality is sensibly increased.Bristol Mirror. This is a work which would form a very instructive and interesting addition to any librarv.Oxford Chron- icle. London: J. Darling, 81, Great Queen St Lincoln' Inn Field MR. HENRY LEWIS ON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT & AGENT. OFPICES:—CHURCH YARD, (Formerly occupied by MR. BENNION, SOLICITOR,) TEMPLE-PLACE RENTS collected and guaranteed if required. Ac- counts collected either by Contract or Commission. Tradesmen advised on commercial matteri, Books made up and audited. AGENT to the Central Loan Association, by which Loans are granted on Personal securities from £5 to 1000. THOMAS JONES AND CO., IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, BAGLE FOUNDRY, WKEXIIAM, Can supply CASTINGS, of all descriptions; GRATES, in every variety; Straw Cutting, Corn Crushing and other Engines. Engine and Mill Work All kinds of old Metal bought. JOSEPH JONES, TIMBER VALUER, ETC. RUABON, having Thad considerable experience in valuing Timber, respectfully offers his services, to Land Agcnte and othesr. SALOP FIRE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED 1780. TRUSTEES: THE. RIGHT HON. THE VISCOUNT HILL ROBERT BURTON, ESQ. GEORGE PRITCIIARD, ESQ. THE advantages offered to Ins, -ers by this Office, T ?Ere equal to those of similar Institutions, and a large PAID-UP Capital is available at all times to meet the Company's engagements. Persons insuring for seven years by ONE PAYMENT, will be allowed one year's premium and duty. The Receipts for the Renewal of Insurances payable at Michaelmas, arc ready for delivery at the licad Office, in Shrewsbury, and by the respective Agents throughout Shropshire, aud the surrounding Counties, and North Wales. EDWARD B. TIPTON, Secretary. Agent for Wrexham MR. JOHN BURY. AT THE SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS IN THE Provincial Insurance Company Held at Wrexham, on TUESDAY, the 19th Sept., 1854, WILLIAM WEIGHT, ESQUIRE, Occupied the Chair, in the absence of SIR ROBERT HENRY CUNLIFFE, Bart., C.B., the Chairman of the Company. Mr. A. DILLON the Secretary, read the Notice con- vening the Meeting. The Annual Report and Statement of Accounts having been read:— It was moved by the Chairman^ and seconded by T. T. Griffith, Esq., of Wrexham That the report now read be adopted, and printed, and circulated amongst the Shareholders." Carried unanimously. Moved by Edward Tench, Esq., of Ruabon, and seconded by Mr. A. W. Edwards, of Wrexham "That Sir Robert Henry Cunliffe, Bart., C.B., of Acton Park, be re-clected a Director of the Company." Carried unanimously. Moved by Mr. David Lloyd, of Oswestry, and seconded by Mr. James Jackson, of Wrexham: "That Mr. Thomas Painter, of Wrexham, be re- lected a Director of the Company." Carried unan- imously. Moved by E, Gcrrard, Esq., of Chester, and seconded by Mr. Daniel Jones, of Wrexham That John Williams, Esq., of Bronwylfa, be re- elected a Director of the Company." Carried unan- imously. Moved by the Chairman and seconded by Mr. Painter That the Hon. William Henry Yelverton, of Whitland Abbey, Carmarthenshire, be elected a Director of the Company." Carried unanimously. Moved by F. Roherts, Esq., of Oswestry, and second- ed by Mr. Joseph Jones, of Wrexham: "That Mr. John Bury, and Mr. John Stanley Blease, be re-elected Auditors of the Company, and that Ten Guineas be paid to each of those gentlemen for their services during the past year." Carried unanimouslv. Moved by R. C. Mawlins, Esq., and seconded by Mr. Joseph Clark, of Wrexham. That the thanks of the Proprietors be presented to T. T. Griffith, Esq., the Consulting Surgeon, and to the Medical Examiners of the Company for their valuable services during the past year." Carried unanimously. -0 Moved by Mr. CTiar?s Hughes, and secondeu?y ?'. 7%OM<M Heywood of Wrexham That the thanl5 of th;s C'?iuptniy???given to those Landowners of Wales and th&;b?dcnng Counties, and especially to those gentlemen who came forward to act as Trustees of the Institution for the support rendered by them in inducing their tenants and others to insure in the Company." Carried unanimously. Moved by Edward Tench, Esq., and seconded by Mr. P. Jr. Evany, of Holywell: That the thanks of tho Proprietors be presented to the Directors, and that the sum of tl 50 be paid to them for their serviccit during the past year." Carried unanimously. Moved by the Rev. David Williams, of Nannerch Rectory, near Mold, and seconded by the Chairman That the thanks of the Proprietors be presented to the Secretary for his energetic and unwearied exertions on behalf of the Company, and that the thanks of tho Proprietors be also given to tho other Officers of the Company." Carried unanimously. Moved by the Chairman, and seconded by Mr. Painter That the thanks of the Propietors be presented to the Agents for their cordial and energetic co-operation in promoting the interests of the Company. Carried unanimously. (Signed) WILLIAM WRIGHT, CHAIRMAN. Moved by Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P., and seconded by T. T. Grffiith, Esq. That the best thanks of the meeting bo presented to the Chairman for his able conduct in the chair." Carried unanimously. (Signed) ANTHONY DILLON, SECRETARY. NORWICH TJNION Fire Insurance Society. AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS of this JL' L Office, held on Monday the 18th instant, it was resolved, That the Premium on Farming Stock for Re- newals, as well as New Policies, be henceforth Three Shillings per Cent., including Permission to use Steam Power for Agricultural Purposes only." Bonuses returned as usuil. WILLIAM LLOYD, Agent, WREXHAM. Surrey-street, Norwich, Sept. 21, 1854. BIRMINGHAM FIRE OFFICE. UNION STREET, BIRMINGHAM. Established 1805. "INSURANCES against FIRE are effected by this J old-established Office on the lowest terms. Farming Stock 3s. per cent.; with Steam Thrashing Machine, Is. per cent. extra. 0 Receipts for the Renewal of Insurances due this present Quarter, may bo had at the Head Oiffces, Union Street, or of MR. JOHN CLARK, Agent to the Company at Wrexham. By Order of the Directors, WILLIAM SUCKLING, Secretary. CROWDED AUDIENCES!! Shouts of Laughter ONE NIGHT MORE!! IN THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, RUABON. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, October 2nd, Mr. W. CHADWICK will, by desire of a crowded audience, give his GRAND MESMERIC ENTER- TAINMENT. In order that Seats may be secured the doors will be opened at 7 o'clock, and the entertainment will commence at 8 o'clock. [See small bills. Mr. Chadwick will shortly visit Denbigh and Llan- gollen. HUGH DAVIES, TIMBER VALUER, APPRAISER, I BUILDING SURVEYOR & MEASURER, Hope-street, Wrexham. €n hr Xrt. To Pawnbrokers. TO BE LET, with or without a Lease, a newly fitted -L up HOUSE and SHOP, with phitc-glasa (rout, und having a commodious Building attached, in a densely- populated neighbourhood, where thsre is no other busi- ness of the'same kind —namely, Crossliall-street, Liverpool, hading from Whitechapel to Dale-street. Tho above i8 in a suitable locality for any person wishing to commence in the above line. For particulars apply to Mr. JI, Owen, joiner and builder, Pembroke-place, Liverpool or to the owner, Mr. J. P. Harding, 4G, Sparkling Street, Liverpool. TO BE LET, for Six or Twelve Months, A WELL- 1. FURNISHED HOUSE, less than two miles from Ruabon, and 10 minutes' walk (cast) of the Itlios Station, jpu. tho Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. Apply to T. 1. Hafod, near Ruabon. GRASS TO LET. PRIME HEAD-GROW, for 10 or J5 CATTLE, at JL TREFYNANT FARM, within 2; miles of Ruabou and 3t miles from Llangollen.—For particulars apply at the Farm, or at the Printers. TO BE LET.A HOUSE and GARDEN in Wrei- Tham Fechan. Apply to Mr. John BeRt, No. 14, King-street, Wrexham. TO LET, a good Family HOUSE. and GARDEN JL in the town, and a COTTAGE and GARDEN in the outskirts of Wrexham, at moderate rents. Apply to the Printer. TWO GENTEEL HOUSES TO BE LET, in PuK n- BRYN, Wrexham. Application to be made to MR. HAMPSON, Horns' lun. SHOOTING, 1 TO BE LET, tho exclusive right of SHOOTING M over between Six or Seven Hundred ACRES of LAND, near to the rivers Dee and Alyn. Apply to T. T. GKIFFITU, Esq., Wrexham. TO PARENTS AND GUAILDIAN4. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, two respectable TV YOUTHS as Apprentices to the Tea and Grocery Business. For particulars enquire of Messrs. T OR MIS, TIMMIS, and Co., Tea Dealers, High Street, Wrexham. WREXHAM INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. WANTED immediately, A NURSE, for the above Yt Institution. Application for particulars to be made to the House Surgeon. A knowledge of Welsh is desirable. Application to be made on or before the 9th of October next. Aug. 25th, 1854. WANTED APP RENTICES to the MILLINERY H and DRESSMAKING. Apply to Miss FENEMORE, High Street, Wrexham. TO BE LET, A VALUABLE COAL MINE, at Tryddyn, near L Coed Talwrn Works; the beds of Coal are from 2, 3, and 5 yards thick, with thick beds of the finest quality of Iron Stone. TO BE SOLD, At SUMMER IIILL, most eligible LAND for Building, and TWO COTTAGES; also LAND and COTTAGES AT RHOS-Y-MEDRE, PONKEY, RHOS, ABEROER; Also A MASH-TUB, capable of mashing 14 measures; also A WHITECHAPEL BODY, nearly new; also a GOOD SPLIT-BEAN MILL. Apply to Mr. TV. WILLIAMS, Bridge-st., Wrexham TO BE SOLD, A SPRING CART. Apply to Mr. JL JENKINS, Talbot Inn," Ilope-atreet, Wrexham THE SECOND FAIR in RHOSLLANERCII- TRUGOG, near Ruabon, will bo held on MON- DAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 18.5?, and will be continued an- nually on. the first Monday in November, for the Salo of Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs, &c. also Butter, Bacon, Cheese, Vegetables, and Provisions of all de- scriptions, &c. &c. By Order of the Committee, MR. EDWARD DAVIES, farmer, Chairman. „ DANIEL ROBERTS, Treasurer. „ WILLIAM EDWARDS, Secretary. SELLING OFF AT A GREAT REDUCTION, THE remaining Stock of MILLINERY, comprising TRIBBONS, FLOWERS, STRAW BONNETS? VELVETS, &c, &c. AT MRS. FRASER'S SHOW ROOMS, TOWN-HILL, WREXHAM, As she intends giving up tho. Millinery/Business. The New and Interesting Tale "FRENCH HAY, OR LOST AND FOUND."—By Mrs. E. J. BURBURY. THE SECOND CHAPTER of this Charming Tale, t descriptive of English Village Life, will appear in No. 42 of CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY PAPER, which will be Published on Wednesday, Oct. 4th. Price One Penny. In the same Number will ap- pear a highly-finished full-page Engraving of the Queen, Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales and Attendants in the Highlands—a Scene from the New Tale, c. French Hay," Portrait of Fatma Sultana-the Conflagration at Varna- I View on the Sereth—Circassian Costumes, &c. &c. The FIRST Ifalf-Yearly Section of the ILLUSTRATED FAMILY PAPER is still on Sale, price 2A. Gd. Order of all Booksellers. Now Ready, Price Twopence, THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY ALMANACK. With Twelve beautiful En- gravings of Reinarkable Facts in English History; Twelvu ditto of the Rural Emplojrinent8 of the Year, and other Illustrations. WREXHAM LITERARY INSTITUTE. Notice. ON AND AFTER SATURDAY NEXT, tho LIBRARY will be Open for lIalf-an-Hour- from Two o'clock until half-past, on Saturday After- noons-for the use of Ladies only. JOHN JONES, Sept. 30, 1854. Hon. Secretary. S. 1AY&EY' S, (LATE SUDLOW) GENERAL, CONFECTIONERY & BRIDE CAKE ESTABLISHMENT, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. Agent for Stiveu's celebrated British Wines, viz;" S. D. Green Giner \nnc, per bottle 1 6 Cowslip Ditto, i (j Gooseberry Ditto, „ ] 6 Shcn'y Ditto, (recommended ) 5 ie Sherry Ditto, (recommended). „ 1 6 I Port Ditto, n i g port I)itto ?f li"a y s on liiii d and ready on Rich Bride Cakes kept always on hand, and ready on the shortest notice. Funeral Biscuits supplied on the shortest notice. Dinner at One o'clock, p. m. on Thursdays and Fair Days. Plum Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Seed Cakes, and Wine Biscuits of all kinds. A comfortable Refreshment Room attached to the shop. A vacancy for a Female Apprentice.