Wrexham Guardian

Saks h)j ttion. Xessrs. W. )Ana FREEHOLD FARMS, HOL and I prising in all a-ocut (J2o ju tl Abergele, St. George, Iydd, a talhai,tyn, in Denbigh;, in re. TO BE SOLD BY -TION to an order of the Higlt 0i Ch suit Boyes v. Fouikes, witiltpprobe Honour, the Master of the ty jyj DEW, at the rlee Hotel, A on c 13th day of February, 18-101, o,clo following Valuable FREEHOlypjjjj PARISH OF SRGE. LOT 1.—A Farm called Meik. in t cf Meifod, consisting of abeut 18p. a House aua Outbuildings, n to I Hughes, Esq., tiu4 a Pew in nsh ( George. This lot will be sold iQ an rent of 5s. 4cT, payable to the C LOT 2 —A Farm called Talacb, ÍI ship oi Meiiod, consisting of and a House and Ouiouiluin^ 0C! William Williams. PARISH OF AiR LOT 3.—A Farm called Fromte in ahip of Dolgannair, consisting52&i Land, and a House in the 1 of Evans or her undertenant, a. in 1 Church of Abergele. PARISH OF LL0 LOT 4.—A Farm called Ty G\ Mary Jones, anu Three Cottage^J such Farm, and called Tan-} -i 0g° Margaret Jones, Thomas Joni^ excepting six fields now held as ] qJ but which are hereinafter dese.i.t I Lot 4 contists of the Famihous the Outbuiiaiags belonging therltJe Cottages called Tau-y-iron, an(i„0f § Land, and will be sold subject or collection rem of £ 1 Os. 6d., paya LOT 5.-Two Fields named Dba, now occupied by Mary Jones as !Jill and containing about 7a. 3r. 33p. LOT 6.—Two Houses at GurtCjg^ ani occupied by Jacob Damels(t.J Bron Haul, and occupied by Peterid- ings thereto, and aoout 16a. 3rrj. occupied partly by the said JACO by the said Peter Morris, and part of Glodfa bach, and partly by J y- Newydd, and the iest of which (a LOT 7.—A House at Gurt calle^. buildings, occupied by Wllhamla. lr. 24p. of Lana at Gurt OCCllob Daniels, and partly by Peter MOIl1 partly by Joseph Daniels, and pties and partly by Isaac Jones, ,aud(a Plantation) is in hand. This lket to 3s. 7d. per annum, payable to LOT 8.—A House called Caru- buildings, and about 5a. 2r.37Pu- pied by Isaac Jones. This lot is s^ of 7s., payable to the Bi&hop of St Lot 9. Two Farmhouses ed Bonmarth, occupied by Robert er called Ty Newydd, occupied byth theJOutbuildings thereto, and aoüd at Gurt, occupied partly by the sd partly by Joseph Daniels, and pai»s and the rest 01 which (consisting o ] LOT 10.—A Farm called B\\ lchof John Evans, consisting of about 3^ a House, Barn, Shippon, and OutL ■hip of Berran. y j LOT 11.—A Farm w)d John fiees, exceptin^^eyfislfd ■ sold as part of Lot 12. y&</Yl co^ I house, Barn, bhip utbu. j Or. 30p. of Lana, and will ball t small yearly sums payable to the f Llanefydd, JJ*nsannan, and "g altogether to t4 6s. I kd. 4 2 LOT 12.—A House called Vrons and Land held therewith, in thd E R ynne, and a Field now held aSjj the occupation of John Bees. rl't J 14a. 2r. aap. of Land. c LoT 13.—A House called Tyc- I baildings and Lands held therewith David Wynne, and an adjoining Cottage called Vron gamed, in th f Evans. This lot comprises about i LOT 14.—A House called Pw- 9 buildings and Land, in the occuFs n or his undertenants, and a Fielcij e adjoining Farm (Pias Cwla). Tlfc j 13a. 2r. 38p. of Land. ii LOT 15—A Farm called Plaa. F, Edward Jones, except Three Fiel^ w thereof, but which are to be sold at ti 16. Lot 15 comprises Farmhouse, and other Outbuildings, and about 1 L and a Pew and a half in the Parish' This lot will be sold subject to a j j 58. 6d., payable to the Crown. LOT 1G.— A Farm called Derm. -■ Joseph Evans, and Two Fields a I htfld with Plas Cwla Farm, in the f Jones. This lot fl6) comprisei -01 Shippon, Stable, and other Outbuil 2r. Hp. of Land. LoT 17.—Four Fields confcainir WI) occupied as part of Ty Gwyn Farm j Lot 18.—A Farm called Plas P t tion of Henry Vaughan, consisting/ caD Shippon,^Outbuildings, and about«' LoT 19.—a Farm called Pei: House, Barn, Shippon, and other 0 — 107a. Or. 30p. of Lund, in the Williams, and Cottage called For of Robert Jones. o PARISH OF LJ..ANF AIB LoT 20.—A Farm called Glodf Joseph Roberts, and a Cottage ad occupation of Owen Roberts, excepi a as part of the said Farm, but which J\ of Lot 21. The said Lot No. Chan Glodfa Farmhouse and OutbuildicjQ,> and about 19a. lr. 35p. of Land. LOT 21.-Three Fields iuow he] Fann by Joseph Roberts, and ps Farm, by Robert Owen, and conta 7a. 3r. Op. of Land. 780J LoT 22-A Farm called Kil (- House and Outbuildings and about D the occupation of John Williams. Lot 23.—A Farm called Brol Robert Owen, nnd a Field adjoining Pella, now held with V/arleuFarm, bj"0^i except out of the said Faim called a| Ifield which is to be sold as part ;he C comprises ibout 16a. Ir. 18p. of Lan<n c LoT 24.—A Farm called Warlee, iuary Elizabeth .Roberts, except one Fieltry-,i thereof, bat which is to be sold as pandit 24 comprises about 20a. lr. 3p. of La, api LoT 25-4 Farm called Waen H,ol B tion of Owen Owens, excepting certi lary as part thereof, but which are to t Lot No. 25 comprises a Farmhouse, other Outbuilds, and about 48a. Oi.q/fl LOT 26.—Font Fields containing now held by Owel). Owens as part of V [E LoT 27.-A Farm called Glan y Gu tMm of William Djvies, consisting oW^ and Outbuildings, and about 13a. 3r. r> ^ori28-^ Farm called Ffordlas, o0^ a 1 Roberts and consisting of a House, a6" •boat 28a. lr. i8p. of l>ftnd. 1 ™ LOT 29.—A Farm called Pont Cp;tl. by Lloyd or his undertenant^ 0 J ^^uildings, and about lf.^8 All the said several properties, eic6iOQ;ou as beiBg in hand, are let from year to j be The Properties can be viewed tPe tmuits, and Printed Particulars, Plsitio/ of Sale may be obtained from Mel DEr, W^°«. ,Aoctioneers, Wellfield H^ aijd oigh-street, Rhyl; Messrs JOHNSON AALL,S t I? Messrs J«LNE, RIDDLE, AND METRS ST^VN^E' ^°NDON Mr BDWAKD BQ, JIS Whitehall Place, XondoA; Messrs AND ROWMMEE, Solicitor#Old&am*(LI[ESSIE AND LEAX', ;yid MVlSStS Bu^T1HAMt] ?™citor«, Manchester; Messrs DAV00KSn Solwitora, Warrington (Lancashire); • 4AN^ LINOAKD, AKD HABTijET Estate AGE^L5 water-street, Manchester or from g H Messrs BAGSHAW AND WtqoLESwoBTj jo U Soiieitorif. Chancery 84 ~u~17T\ r) ¡.' ;7'' navies and Armor. Sale by VIES AND ARMOR, at the residerf- T. Jones, late of the North Wales ylum, and close to the TBwn of Denbig import.,ialuable and costly London-made 11 IBoder FURNITURE, cooking and c'ils, prime goose feather beds, Brusspinster, and other carpets, steel eno.randsorne gilt frames, in breakfast, dininf rooms> an(i several bedrooms; saddled various other effects. MOVIES AND ARMOR have 1'1. jtructions from G. T. Jones, Esq., who is e neighbourhood, to SELL BY AUCTP above premises, at the -house lately chim at the Asylum aforesaid, on THURSO day of JANUARY, 1875, the whole <^e an<^ modern HOUSEHOLD FURN^ °ther effects. IN T DINING, AND DRAWING ROOMS, AND SIROOMS.-Steel polished fire irons, ditto f.ogany arm and single chairs to match^s^e<i mahogany Pembroke centre an(i ditto handsome mahogany hair seated0 massive and highly polished carveèdeboard with plate and celleret j cd drawecupboards with thick plate pier j class stand, four tier what-not, bronze floweii and other engravings, oak frame hi^hl' semi circular hall stand, with niarbHass centre, equal to new: Admiral Fitzr'ter, in handsome case; Brussels, Kidded other carpets; skin rugs and cocoave^ rich and handsome window curta /c.: highly polished Freniw/ialpgpiSF iron tent, and other beds dufetifcy fa^ther^fe^fls, hair mat- tressanes, dres§t>^fables, toilet glasses, 0. wa,alroo -e, commode chair, tin foot panywel rails, chests of drawers, book shelns, wicker clothes basket, highly polis-made mahogany lady's wardrobe, withpboard, centre recess, fitted with thre.ys and four underneath drawers, withiver, and full size plate glass centre (validitto full sized painted wardrobe, divide compartments, and fitted under- neatit of twelve drawers; hearth rugs, door Tc. the whole of the KITCHEN FURNI- TURING UTENSILS, large size perforated meal implements, saddles and bridles, sadd carriage and riding whips, &c., &c.; the \ch will be particularised in Cata- logwained a few days prior to the sale, fromneers, at their offices, Denbigh. Inie of the Lots being numerous the sale nee at 12 o'clock punctually. > ■ RO;Jnbigh, to9. 78 r/ 74.. 7871 rg Uritratc (Lontrati. BLES, AND GLAZED PIPES. A1 Varied Stock of Superior Sale, at modejxCfie prices, at Aberd^fr fyn Bk4Gutter Hill^y^r Ruabon. 761^) HA E wo Stacks of prime old Wkm 1872 an| 1873.—J. Dixo^k PAEET, 0 7894^/ YOWN, RUABON. C EU I L DIN G SITES. A FTS of Freehold Building Lialdye^t^te at Johnstown, Jtua- »on (neaS^nh)^/ Sufficient land for a House a<maZjE^bought for £ 10.—Apply :• MR J«I/Tempi«-row, Wrexham. f\ h Q U • 744^ ON Sidy for delivery, several j^ew Seo Mountings, consisting of ./inch Steam, 3 h2 inch hpyer and Dead Wefght halves. SrrrJtejA^Kiges. Also two 10 feet 3iam Piteafff/l^jnCK round wire rope with en tresyj PF*-Apply to RICHARD CHADWIC«| Sagle^trymm. 75X/ TO TEEOUS OF MAKING MONEY. rO KOi excellent Slate Quarry near Coiy: l years. It covers about 400 acres f groumrod inexhaustible quantity of good iercantilates]abs, hpne, Jtnd manganese. This KcelleutopeW company at least 25,000) 11, JuGsity,Dj^narted with to an nmediatasljfsor foi JE550. It is four miles om Lliwst, telfmiles from Conway; a tram- 'ay is m froiver Conway to the quarry, where le stageerecworking and shipping to all parts. -ApplvCaleiatson and Cf> 15, Fenwick-streefc. iverp 7KZS SPHDIFTRTUNITY FOR SMALL ?ITA £ 1STS. ORAL)reehold best Fireclay and G^OBAL^reeh.old best Fireclay and L TeCotta complete, with nearly new plant r griaq and g the cl%iy- Steam-engino, dry- 2; shefkilns, 21,000 bricks sekly.t is sijrrtheAriclsVof other flourishing e woi with t low figures, and has rail and iter ammodjh the site itself. The clay pro- res thiost Sr wbitefacing bricks, ornamental racoiworks, With X800, an energetic man heriake a fortune.A.pply to Mr Watsonfc Fefk-str«erp0ol. 7l0f/ tgaI UbIi( otina. HEXH^EISTEDDVOD, 1876. GENL COMMITTEE. MEETII OF ySFffE GENERAL JOMMlTTv^b9 held in the Council ilr, Guildha^^GSDAT J>StfiNG, JANUARY 37», at seve, „ DR. RMg-l-N THE CHAIR. 'ohn Jones^ ) Hon. /J tugh Da^fe, ) Secretaries.j 0 t. Wil aO, General SecreT ENBIG:CHOOL BOARD. ELECITOF CLERK. riCE IS Sy GIVEN, that the ove Board wt their next meeting to be held ouncil Chamln the Town Hall, in Denbigh, s'elock a.m., Thursday, the 28th day of instant, prc to the Election of a Clerk.— '25 per annui '25 per annul iates for the ji^biaft-are requested to send ilications adek^to The Chairman of the ioard, Denbefore the 27th day of instant. ✓ JO RICHARD HEATON, f X Chairman. ry 7th, 1875. (J 789< £ REVERENLEREMIAH WILLIAMS, TBASED). ER the ptsions of the Act passed he Session of liamsnt, held in the 22nd and -a of the reign her present Majesty, chapter ed An Act further amend the Law of anjoto relievelstees," NOTICE ISfEREBY GIVEN, Reverend Jeriah Williams, Vicar of Hope, inty of Flint, ;rk. died on the 27th day of r last, and thais Will was proved on the 21st cember instant the District Registry of the iVobate at SaiiAsaph, by Richard Williams, Denbigh, one the E c rs appointed by his that all the said Jeremiah tre hereby r ihMrecliately to transmit or as particul^fV^ritin^ of their several claims estate, in ore to^heir being examined and so as suchMSms are made and delivered 1st day ofltrcb next, on which day the tie said Jeremji WiH'ams will be distributed istered accord^ to law, and the directions of ill, having regd to such claims only of which aid executor fcll then have bad notice. And 1 not be aiisirable to any person or persons lot have giveud him or to us before that day ch claim. 22ad day oi iecenaber, 1874. WILLIACS Ab WYNNN, /1 Solicit crs, Denbi^p/ j 7t âfrgaI aittr ttbIií RGficts. ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS, 1869 AND 1873 DR. DANIEL WILLIAMS' TRUST. A SCHEME relating to the above-named TRUST has been submitted by the Endowed Schools Commissioners to the Committee of Council on Education, and Notice is Hereby Given, that during one month from the date of the publication hereof the Com- mittee of Council on Education will, in pursuance of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act, 1873, receive objections or sLJggeitio ade to them in writing respecting such Schem^^r J Copies of the Scheme,1twice One Penny each, may be obtained from Messrs. HTOGHES and i?0N, Wrexham; Mr BURRELL, Chelmsfoiy ^jas^fr'om the SECRETARY of the Endowed Sclxottl« Commission, 2, Victoria-street, Westminster, S.W. PATRICK CUMIN, Assistant Secretary., i Eduytfion Department, V January 5th, 1875. 788^0 ESCLUSHAM NEW CHURCH. THE undermentionedr Gentlemen have kindly allowed themselves ro be named as a Committee for carrying out the building of Esclusham NeAr Church, with power to add to their number:—Rev Canon Cunliffe, Rev James Dixon, Edward Evans, Esq., (Bron- wylfa), Charles Greville, Esq., T. T. Griffith, Esq., John Lewis, Esq.,H. W. Meredith, Esq., Edward Tench, Esq., Peter Walker, Esq., Dr Williams, Edwin Wyatt, Esq., and Simon Yorke, Esq. £ s. d. Amount already published. 1030 3 2 Sir Thomas Tilston (Clapham) 25 0 0 Friend by Miss Annie Shaw, ArrowePark 10 0 0 Mrs Greville, Laurel Grove 10 0 0 Mr and Mrs Hugh Pierce (By Mrs Greville). 10 0.0 W. Langford Foulkes, Esq 10 0 0 Mrs Atwood 10 0 0 Mrs Foulkes (Rhosddu) 5 5 0 Hugh Pearce, Esq, (Brynygrog) 5 5 0 H. Southern, Esq 5 0 0 J. Taber, Esq 6 0 0 J. R. Benaion, Esq 5 0 0 Sir Roger Palmer, Bart (in addition to X2 already published) 5 0 0 J. R. Shaw, Esq. (Arrowe Park) 5 0 0 Mr. Manley (Brewer) 2 2 0 Mr Plant (Broughton) 2 2 0 Mr W. Williams (Greenfield) 2 2 0 Mrs Weldon 2 0 0 J. G. Buckton, Esq 110 W. E. Smith, Esq. (Llangollen) 1 1 0 Dr. Cranage 110 -Up-v. J. Jones (Rhos' 1, 1 0 "Evan Morris, Esq 1 1 0 Mrs Rogers (King-street) 110 Hon. and Rev. W. T. Kenyon 110 Mr E. Smith (Draper). 1 1 0 Mr Snape 110 General Patrick Macdougall 1 0 0 Mr E. B. Simms 1 0 0 Mr Bate (The Hand) 1 0 0 Mr Ellis Jones (Seedsman) 0 10 0 COLLECTING CARDS By Mrs GreviJlc- £ s. d. A Friend to the Church (Bersham) 5 0 0 Mrs Huie (Edinburgh). 110 0 W. M. Tennent, Esq. (Seaforth) 22 0 Miss Knight (Kensington). 10 0 C. Taylor, Esq. (Botesdale, Suffolk) 10 0 Miss Brodribb (Melbourne) 1 0 0 Mrs Alexander (Holwood, Beck- enbam) 0 15 0 Miss Scriven (Castle Ashby) 10 0 Miss Pierce (Gresford) 1 8 0 Miss Greville .I. 1 1 0 Miss Thelwall (Pentrebychan) 013 0 Pupils of Rev. T. Kirk 012 6 17 1 6 By Mrs Curitiffe- Hon. Mrs Arthur Lascelles 2 O 0 Rev. Canon How 10 0 « Miss Fielden (Mollington) 2 0 0 Mr T. C. Jones 10 0 Mr Thomas (Vicarage) 1 0 0 Miss Rankin (Malvern) 1 0 0 Rev. John Brooke (Shifnal) 1 0 0 Richard BrookejEsq 10 0 Miss Brooke.Zi^j £ rrr. 0 10 0 y IOIO o By Miss Harris (Chestej)- ",In Memoriam" E^^VTbT 5 0 0 A Friend 0 2 6 Box of-toifis to be sold. ————— 5 2 6 By Mifs Annie Shaw (Arrowe Park) 5 1 0 By Mrs Manley (Chester-street) o. 5 0 0 By Miss E. Burton- Rev. R O. Burton 110 Miss Edith Burton 1 1 0 Miss Cockson 1 1 0 J. R. Burton, Esq 1 0 0 Sams under 10s 0 3 6 ————— 4 6 6 By Miss Maude Jones— Mr Edward Jones (Plumber) 10 0 Mr E. M. Jones l 0 0 Mr Richard Jones 0 10 0 Sums under 10s 1 5 7 3 15 7 By Miss Nellie Dixon— Mr Haughton 0 10 0 Sums under 10s 2 10 0 ————— 3 0 0 By Misb Annie Potter- Mr Potter (Birkenhead) 010 0 Mrs Potter, do 0 10 0 Snms under 10s 2 0 0 ————— 0 By Miss HaldeR- Mr, Mrs, and Miss Halden. 1 0 0 Mr Alired Owen 010 0 Sums under 10s 12 6 ————— 2 12 6 By Mrs Edgerley (Shrewsbury)- Mrs Juson 1 0 0 Sums under 10s 1 2 0 2 2 0 By Miss Edith Bury— Mr J. O. Bury 010 0 Mrs Thomas Bury. 010 0 Sums under 10s 12 0 2 2 0 By Misses Dixon, The Marsh, Shropshire— The Misses Dixon 1 0 0 Rev. Mr Hall (Rodington) 1 1 0 ————— 210 By Mrs John Jones (Grove-road)— A Friend 0 10 0 Mrs J.Jones 0 10 0 Sums under 10s 1 0 0 -200 By Miss Edith Williams (Fairfield House)- Mr R.J. Williams 0 10 0 Sums under 10s 1 4 7 1 14 7 By Miss Morris (Esp Hill, Holt) 1 9 6 By Mrs F. W. Harris (Henley-on-Thames)- Mrs Steel (Harrow) 0 10 0 Mr F. W. Harris 0 10 0 Sums under 10s 0 7 0 -170 By J. R. M. Dixon 1. 6 0 By Arthur Dixon 13 6 By Herbert Dixon 10 0 By Miss Broughton 1 3 0 By Mrs Stanley Clarke 1 0 0 By Miss Poole (Brighton) 1 0 0 By Mrs William Thomas 10 0 By Miss Boden i o q By Miss Rowland (Wrexham Fechan).10 0 By Miss Gittins (Rodeiic-terrace) 0 17 0 ByT. B. Grice, (Yorke-street) 0 11 6 By Miss C. D. Craig (Shrewsbury). 0 10 6 By Miss Sisson 0 10 0 By Master Fred. Dixon (Wellington) 0 10 0 By Miss Williams (Roderic-terrace) 0 6 0 By Mrs Povall (Horsebay) 0 5 0 .£1245 6 4 The Committee ea-,i $;J:y appeal for Subscriptions, which may be notified to Mr Potter, Wrexham, or to the Hon. Secretary, /) JAMES DIXON. Wroxhami /7' Jrgal anfr Jjulrlic Itotkes. NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a -I- In Dividend of Ten Shillings per Share (being at the rate of ten per cent. per annum) for the half year ended 31st ultimo, on the Capital of the Company, and a Bonus of Ten Shillings per Share, will be paid to the Proprietors, free of Income Tax, on and after the 15tn instant, at the Head Office and the respective Branches; and that a like Dividen^mMBonus will be paid pro rata, on the New Shares/i/ue^l to the Proprietors in August last. I- The Transfer Books w from this date to the 15th instant lndnSiveT By order of the Director^ RICH/LtfD JONES, S verpool Manager. y oo Liipjlpool, 5th January, 187 788 I HUGH MAURICE JONES MORTI- MER, of Plasnewydd, in the parish of Llanfair Dyttryn Clwyd, in the county of Denbigh, Esq., one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said county, foimerly Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding the 73rd Perthshire Regiment, and late Lieutenant-Colonel Com- manding the Carnarvon Royal Rifles Militia (with Her Majesty s permission to retain my rank) and heretofore generally called and known as Hugh Maurice Jones, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that by a Deed Poll, underg my hand and Seal, dated the' 23rd day of December, 1874, and which will be forthwith enrolled in Her Majesty's High Court of Chancery, I have by the desire of Mrs Favell Lee Mortimer, of Ranton, near Cromer, in the county of Norfolk, taken and assumed the surname of Mortimer in addition to and after that of Jones. And that I intend at all times henceforward to use and adopt my said surname of Mortimer in addition to and after the said si^ujame of Jones, and by such sur- name to designate m^gelflaad designated known and distinguished by evy-aJolBei^erson or persons in all Grants, deeds, wilidf^jfmniTfnications, and all other future instruments whatsoin all proceedings whatsoever to or whicETl am or may become a party, and for every other purpose and on every occasion what- soever. And I, the said Hugh Maurice Jones Mortimer, do hereby expressly authorise and desire all persons to designate and describe me by such name accordingly. Dated the 23rd day of December, 1874. HUGH MAURICE JONES MORTIMER. Witness- Iff ADAMS, Jy £ j Solicitor, Ruthin, ff MR T. T. GRIFFITH'S PORTRAI FUND. WREXHAM, < 28th November, 187 4 MR T. T. GRIFFITH, next month, will enter upon his 80th year, and it has been thought by some of his Friends that it will be a fitting occasion to PRESENT HIS PORTRAIT, to be placed in the Board Room of the Wrexham Infirmary and Dis- pensary, to which institution he has been such a valuable Friend and Contributor from its commencement, extend- ing over a period of 42 years. A preliminary meeting was held at the Wrexham Savings Bank, on the 24th inst, the Mayor of Wrexham (Robert Lloyd, Esq.,) in the Chair, when a Committee was formed to carry out the above suggestion. Mr James, Town Clerk, appointed Treasurer, and myself Honorary Secretary. The Maximum, Subscription to the Fund to be L3 3s Od. Yours faithfully, j JOHN G. BUCKTON, /y Hon. Sec. Subsc -announced 296 19 0 Mr W. Ffnllifjs, grocer, Town-hill 110 Mr JohnRoscoe, Black Horse Inn. 0 10 0 Mr Southern, Abarcregan, Llan- gollen 110 Mrs Hall, 121, Stamford-street, Ashton-under-Lyne 1 1 0 The Rev Canon Lennon, St. Mary's 110 Mr Coleman, Dentist 0 10 6 Mr Manley, High-street 0 10 6 Dr Parsonage, Sutton Lodge 2 2 0 Mrs Owen, Cefn Park 110 &.1 X305 17 0 IQnblh inustmtntso THE MOJMj^SEMBLY BALL wiiL take pRce^S^heBLA.CK LION HOTE«f MOLDyrti WEixti»9»s"?rEne M5th Januaiy, 1875.yj Tic^fe may be had at th^Hotel. 77(y ASSEMBLY ROOMS, DENBIGH, JANUARY 14th, 1875. THB SISTERS SOPHIA AND ANNIE In their Successful and Popular Entertainment, Assisted by MISS ELISE BRONTE, NEW ^0^10gNS, ->■ NEW DRESSES. MUSICAL DIRECTOR MR W. CURTIS, R.A.M. Admission :-Two Shillings, One Shilling, and Sixpence. Tickets to be had of Mr Morris, Bookseller, Post Office, Denbigh. Doors open at half-past seven. Commence at eigWl Schists and children unde^/welve half-price to First S^fe. 789/h/? READINGS AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Under the direction of MR. EDWIN HARRISS. CORN EXCHANGE WREXHAM. THE NEXT ENTERTAINMENT of the JL Series will take place on MONDAY EVEN- ING, JANUARY the 18th, and will be continued fortnightly.. PresicU*& foddbhjfE vening W O -V-E R T-Q N ESQ. Doors open at Half-past Seven, Entertainment to commence at Eight o'clock. I Admission:—Threepence; Balcony, Sixpence; Reserved Chairs (principal entrance), One Shilling. Full Particulars in next week's paper. Will ladies and gentlemen, who are willing to assist in the Readings or Musical part .f these Entey$inments, kindly infornyMr Harriss. [/ If- 7857o^ BY SPECIAL DESIRE, AND UNDER DISTINGUISHED PAT: O XAGB. THE GREAT TRIAL ..@II THE TRIAL OF JOHN BARLEYCORN, WfAljas Strong Drink), Will TOs rep^ted^as follows:— REX&OI ^Top £ Hall, Wednesday, Jaaiiary 13th ana Oswestry, Friday, 15th. The Court will be" p?BSWed over by the Lord Chief Justice, (The Hon. M. Impartiality), and two associate Judges. Counsel for the People M. Scrutiny, Esq., (Solicitor-General). „ for the Prisoner E. Sensual, Esq., Q.C. High Sheriff P. Hatevice, Esq. Clerk of the Court T. T. Temperance, E«f. /) Over 14 Witnesses^U be examined. VgAwtt. particulars wo^nd Bills, 7Stfo) T ■ .J. iro. ratamtn' s bbnsat. IMPORTANT TO ALL. E L I M N A R Y ANNOUNCEMENT. 11 A D A v 1 E s> DENBIGH, Having purchased from the Executors of the late Mr HUGH PIERCE, Draper and Clothier, High-street, Rhyl, the whole of his WOOLLEN AND OUTFITTING STOCK- IN-TRADE, at the ENORMOUS DISCOUNT of 65 per cent. off Cost Price, for NET CASH; which is equal to obtaining > TWENTY SHILLINGS I WO^TH OF GOODS FOR SEVEN yMlIlfeClNGS, The whole of the above Stock, er IMPORTANT PURCHASES, will be ready for Sale on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THE 20TH INSTANT. For FU^IER PARTICULARS see BILLS and^JVERTISEMENTS NEXT WEEE^^ DENBIGH. ,¡ 9 V A L E S T R E E T. 9. ILLLIAM A N 0 T T BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NEWSAGENT, Begs to return thanks to the Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Denbigh and surrounding districts for the liberal and kind support awarded him since he commenced 1. ness and desires to inform them that he has received a new Stock of Church Services, Prayer Books, Bibles, Christmas and New Year's Cards, White Satin-Wood Goods, Churchman's, Rlmell's, Whittaker's, and Thorley's Pocket Port Monie, and other Almanacks, Diaries, &c., for 1875; Christmas Numbers, Annuals, Playing Cards, Toy Books, and Christmas Presents of every description; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Papier Machie Blotters large assortment of Plysto. Frames in Velvet, Ivory, Oak and Straw; Wicker and Gipsy Baskets. I (J LADIES' ANDX«B$TXEMEN'S TRAVELLING BAGS IN ALL LADIES' AN E)J;EN'S TRAVELLING BAGS IN ALL US VARIETIES. PHOTOGRA FI §^0 F THE DENBIGH REREDOS In jBtirtes, Cabinets, and whole Plates (large size). Large selection of Views of Denbigh and the neighbourhood, Birthday Cards, Coloured Scraps, Writing Cases and Desks, Mourning Stationery, Photographic Scrap and Writingt' Albums; Pencil Cases, by Perry and other makers; Marking Ià-À Paint Boxes, Camel Hair Pencils, Purses, Pocket Books, and Book Slides. —— MONTHLY MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS PROMPTLY SUPPLIED. ANT BOOK NOT IN STOCK SENT FOR AT ONCE. A. LIBE^L DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BG^KS BOUGHT OUT OF STOCK. 7. SEASON 1 8 7 4. W,IGHT AND SHEFFIELD, (LATB PETER R. WILLIAMS) STOCK OF FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, INCLUDING IRON BEDSTEADS FENDERS BATHS fyU (J FIRE IROXS APAJEIFFIN LAMPS AND OIL. Feather Beds andr^Mattresses made upon the premises. Venetian Blinds supplied. Sewing Machines of all makes. Baths let out on Hire. ol Agents for Curtis and Harvey's Gunpowder, and Eley Bros.' Sporting Ammunition. 91, WELLINGTON JJ^AD, RHYL. 7481E (J £ ) — — — GRAND DISPLAY OF WINTER FASHIONS. f j W l L L I A M s, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH, HAS much pleasure in announcing his return from London and Manchester Markets, where he has carefully selected an extensive assortment of Novelties, suitable for the approaching Season, T. J. WILLIAMS begs to inform his numerous patrons and friends that his general show of Winter Fashions will commence on TUESDAY, THE 3RD NOVEMBER next, when the following Departments will be found replete in the latest novelties, at most moderate prices, viz:—Mantles and Jackets, Home- spun and Felt Costumes, and Polonaisses, Furs of every description, French Merinoes, Home-spun Serges, French Diagonals, Wool ReppjjL Egtemsrfn and Navy Wool Serges, Winceys, Shirtings, &c., and every description of Dress Materials. RJ j A large Stock of Black Silfcidf frpm to lis. 6d. per yard, warranted by the best makers, and wear guaranteed. LS^T A new delivery of West of JBlJgJaild and Yorkshire Cloths also of Scotch and Welsh Tweeds, Wool Shirts and Shirtings, Hosier^and Gloves. Gentlemen's Outfitting Department particularly attractive this season. A large and very superior Stock of Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas, remarkably cheap. SPECI.A L NOTICE.—An unusually large Stock of Goods, specially adapted for charitable purposes, comprising Welsh and English Flannels, from 8id. to Is. 2d. per yard; ynceys, from 4d. to lOd; Shirtings, from 6id. to 10d.; Shawls, from 2s. lid. to 7s. 6d.; Blankets, from 5s. lid. to 10s. 6d per pair Counterpanes, from 2a. 6d. to 6s. 6d.; Calicoes, from 2d. to 42d. per yard. These Goods will be sold at 2 Wholesale Prices. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, UNDER EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED IN SUPERIOR FINISH AND STYLE. PARCELS Q» THREE POUNDS AND UPWARDS SENT FREE OF CARRIAGE OCTOBER^ 1874. (/ EDWARD CHARLES JONES, DINORBEN ARMS HOTEL, BODFOR STREET AND KINMEL STREET, PN (Opposite the Railway Station) R H Y L A most comfortable COMMSSHBIAND Family Hotel, with every modern convenience. Terms moderate. Celebrated Welsh Ale Store. London and Dublin Stout on draught and in bottles. Choice Wines and Spirits. IJ A FIRST CLASS BI TABLE (jpfrucatigrt. INSTITUTION OF LANGUAGES, 19, WHITEFRIARS, CHESTER. PROFESSOR W. GEORGES-SCHLEINITZ, Late French and Classical Master at the Military Academy, Berlin; Appointed Successor to Mons. Junod; FRENCH AND GERMAN MASTER AT Birkenhead College, Biikenhead; Miss Jones's Ladies' School, Birkenhead; Miss Gatchell's Ladies' Schsol, Birkenhead; Fairfield Classical and Commercial School, Liverpool; Princ^rPadf iyhool. Liverpool; Mrs Wilson/^difeSchoploWrexMm Miss Morri^njapiesjfiaifCoT^GrpaA^rosby • and at several IrirBt-class JatgBSols in Chefbr. PROFESSOR GB«^ £ GES-SCHLEINITZ teaches ^o*-ttvemethod now adopted for several years past by the German, Swiss, and Russian Govern- ment Schools, and which has in these countries proved so highly successful with respect to its practical results. In France the same method has been recently introduced into all Public Schools by order of the Government. Principals ot the Schools where Professor Georges- Schleinitz teaches in Lancashire, Cheshire, and Wales, and his numerous Private Pupils, acknowledge that this metkod has produced higher and more practical result tiwse generally arrived afc by any other systeal. Childmf may begin at a veiy jjt&rly age, deriving 660- steaj§N advantages from it$.^>8 Professor Gwtges- Schleinitz applies his system to whatever text books are already in use, no further change in them is needed. Prospectus, with terms and references, on application to above address; or to Mrs Wilson's School, 14, Grotf- venor-road, Wrexham. 7887h THE RUABON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ^JIHE Ruaboi^i^nWar School will RE- MONDAY, /jAfTUAR* 2STH,"X F 0 %jri- 95 PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN. I MISS E. H. LONG, THtE YFLGME, C H E §>f & ROAD, v (Removed from Victoria Terracf, Rhosddu)* SchoqWities will recommence on M/ndav th j 18th __JZ J RUTHIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL. G. PRESTON, a