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Jfales btr ^uctrcm. ssrs "na-Tries a,nd Armor. PLAS MEIFOD, HENLLAN. Situate within 2 miles of Denbigh, and about the same distance- from Trefnant Station, on the Yule of Ciwyd Railway. Hio-hly attarctive'and loipQrtantSale of modern Implements of Husbandry. 29 Head of Homed Cattle, including 7 Prime Fat Bollocks, strong and powerful Cart Horses, afet-steppmg Cob, part of Household Furnitmfe, upright Grand Pianoforte, by Broadwood and various other ects. IM^ESSES DAVIES^ySTD AftMOR have ITiTb en h onouredinstructions from ftfk FoTn^jfe who is leaving Um^Fa^a, to SELL B** AUCTIO on the a^vef^emfiesrat Plas MeifoS; 0 Henllan, on MOND/T, the'j^iX day of April, 1875, the who of tife va FARMING STOCK, Dairy of Short-^rn CowsJFat Bullocks, Yearling Calves, Powe^ur "Waggon Horses, Fast-stepping Cob, and various other ects. Luiich ae Table at 11. i Sale to commence at 12 o'clock prompt. N.A Ctavew&ce will attend, on the morning of Sale, at Dentil Railway Station, to convey in- tending Purchasers. Royal^pf. Denbigh, Mi^j^5th, 1875. V DENBIGH APRIL AIR. iiMESSRS T^ATOS \a/l ARMOR have IJ-fc-T^fflnSure^wi^^StructSE^bm R. Blezard, Esq., Pool Parly Ruthin,yEo SELL BY AUCTION, ip front of tlwR6yal Ojpi, Denbigh, on Tuesday, April'113th, Jd73L Twa^very handsome and promising Pedigij^ R<5aV Jrearling Bulls by the celebrated sho^-horilw^pll "Lord Valley, which is considered^qe of thybest blood in Eng- land alsp-the d^i of eachWeing a short-horn cow. ^The Bulls willpoc sold separately. Sale to Commence atATwelve o'clock, a.m. IBR Oik, Denbigh, JT i • mh-y Q MZMf- MONTHLY FAT STOCK SALE AT DENBIGH. 9 • MESSRS DAVIES AND ARMOR will T £ EHT¥HF3^OTKJill, on lue"day, the 1 Bth day of April, 1875 (Denbigh Fair Day), in front of the Royal Oak Inn, at Eleven o'clock a.m. prompt, 27 head of very prime fat short-horn ajid/Hereford BULLOCKS, HEIFERS, and COWS, and one BULL, 'of heavy weights; including one five-year- In old Bullock, of extraordinary size, being fully 17 hands high, and is consideflld by competent judges to weigh 18 scores a qu r-he is ot a perfect show. J The cattle will be sola separate#, and keep will be allowed in some lots, t e named at the time of sale. £ The above stocyarcthe pr<rorty of Mrs Lloyd, of Cefn; Mrs Fo es, ai F. Wynne, Esq., solicitor; LMess Daviesl TKng's Mills; Roberts, Geinas; Owen/HendreVBof&ary; Thomas, Pen isa'r Waen; and l/e principal feeders in the Vale of Clwyd. 7 N.B.—TwAuctioneys wish to draw attention to jthe abovarstOck as bfapg perfectly Ripe and of ex- jcellent finality—in Jact, equal to any Ch'ristmas- ied B^fets. f Fur^ber entries to the above Sale are respectfully solicited. Roja&ChHk:, Denbigh, J /O 4th, 1875. £ J* jf- ^0^ LLECHBYD, jC "Ncsr tbe^Vilid^' of Henllan, and about two mile^T half "T'* .'J, -from the to^n of Denbigh. —it Ji poitant gale -e>? Farming StflcWfpGWerful' V.tt,Hor?.es, Dairy Cows, promising crosypred iu-calf ETeiteiYearling Calvoc. nnre Soutbfciown Ewes, LajaJbs, j'a. Wether^: jMjry Vess/s, portion of Household i'jture, <u,u olfer Effects. -D" have who is rStiriirg.from farinimipco PL BJS^AUCTION, at the above pteuws, at JTechn on ^^iDAY< the 16th day ■ of April, 1S75, th/whole tb/Valu&ble FARMING STOCK, and potion of jfcUSEHOLD FUKXI- TUKE. ;rcd otj*r Effects. y Lunch on tffc table at flFn^Sale to ,commence^r TwelreVWlbckArompt; 'f Royii^^fk^I^nbigb^yc]^ IS <5. >: "RUTH] trf To ipary^Gdttle Deaieis, and others. 109 Acres ;of GfiASS AND, to be LET until 30th Of Nceniber next. •m/FESSRS r>A-iv.S AND ARMOR instructions trom J. M. Martin, Esq., to AUCTXON, at tho CASTLE HOTEL, ROTHIN, on iatutday, April 17th, 1875, the following Rich PAS'UR^ LA^ND, called (the Buthin Parks, situate close & fhe tow R'-Uhin, and- to the Railway Station—ub-divide/in eight lots ae afider "a. r. p. LOT 1 (PARKED 'A" on va £ ^). Pasture Lapl adjeining t»e Railwj^' St^ion and lately in the o^c'ipation m Mn^rreen, anyeon- taining ••• ••• 14 ei U ~I>OT;2 (aiarked"B^/oii N»pl one jft0 ad- r/ < -LOT flr "OQ.mapj, ne3pTbut one rr tó ]]ot..1., LOT ij F'feld oijovmg seed .• ■ *w-• • LOT 5 | marked/-E'' on map), jpisture LaDd; J)0 ad joining/ots "F and Gf ms marke&Sfct/M W r Hi. j-; -a v w: j^t* '• •. W Lo". 6 /mark/a F fn nrmpY#>ne ditto adJWlft- fence .fJJ. 10 iL at 7 (markedope wtp adjoiamfitiB«l- vjf V v.;way Crossing 2 !Q Lot 8 (marked dte ditto ffiypT,y .5 3 0 The Anctioneers of the:public to thfi atove varicUS toi?>>.<$#;? having been V thoroughly irrjgjited by th^ T«w.n Sewers ^nd are now t forwanl state. r' "x V /tWaVove Eofe -w41 bilet snbject ,fo the <5ona|tions to b^rwflat t-he time of-wie. — 2%5o/e to Comifcfice at Four o'clock, p.m. —. Denbigh, i T~~ Y gist, HTghly Important tqA Ext«isive ■ 6ale of G^ngral Farra- 'V ing stock, Modernv Implements <jf Husbandry,(jby [■' celebratedmrfkers^Valuableassenablage of Hou^^h^'d v faraiCte. 'Da»«y^\«s|k1s, .Seed and other, Potatoes, Smithy Tools, an4 various other effects, at ;r ?; I Ie F a't J^^AS.^CBA; WHtTFDBD^M | v u Boaz ^ithin ffn, easy aisfaAet of 37 ,»r, W^|ij[ostjii station, on, the fester and HoljheAd >; 'y /• V^ N blviES A' |4§M0R Alfr«4 ?«H7i:3Sfiq., wlu) is is retlringfoxii fjlrmibgi to iiELL BY, ATJCTlOiJ', on the above' premisesr on TTJBBDAT, WKDNKSDAT AJSD TH*KSDAT, tlft 20th, 2,1st, 22nd days of April, following <5ay if inquired, the wbote of ;th? jpRa eKtengivie &r>A^ valuable ^flection of Farming Stadj^whiGh comprise <0 head of poifc short-horn and cfei bred cattle,, whicji include itai^cotfs,'fr-calfheifetj^^ and three year; ojW butyocks,J aboft-horn bulls, andXvery promising jeawing calves, some^pf the cows h*e already calved, ^fcd the -others ♦ dflelabour the tiuaf §si^e; ten stron/and powerful y/iggon houses, cq)fs*ai|dffillie«, includij^ fhe celebrated steeple chaser 'nBy/jvinner ofth^fTalacrfe Cap, drifli aoveral other iaJportanreigats; and filly out of" ifce ^anie-marj^j « Wallop11"; br^^j^g and in-pig sow§. storeBerkshiAvBoar; la^ge And valuable assort-' meat ot jp>dern farming imj»ements, by celebrated makers ^Jpgether writh the assenibjage of modern and Household Fare, dairy vessels, alia vtrioyotber effects. £ -ft, slogues are now Jfeady, and may be had oil cattonot the pnomial diotele in HolywelJ^ Mo^d, Bh]l, Denbigh, and R^thioj aiso on the pr«nwes< and v irooa the AuctiMigP at there Offices in D»nbjgh, on receipt of three stiMa^. ■ • lAnchJon tke tab ten raoek, Sik\c<HW&M each daMA eleven a.H3^r°mpty j Dssbifh HaranT^ftfW^ j Saks hg Jiuctian. Kr. Lloyd. WYNNSTAY HOME FARM. 6) HEAD OF CALVING HEIFERS, AND FAT CATTLE. 100 FAT JSHEEP. 15 PIGS. 'TUESDAY. APRIL 13TH, 1875.' i 1%/TR- LLOYD lias great pleasarfe in ITJL annoancing .that HE has been honoured with instructions, fromsir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at' the Home Farm, Wynnstay, Ruabbn. on 'TUESDAY, April 13th, 1875, 60 Head of. Cattle, including, 40 Very Cl>0',ce three year old StiawJ^rry Calving Heifers (time dae to "calve from AJFRIL '18th.) 1 Alderney Cow, iu full profit.' F FAT STOCK^ ■ ) ■" ) 16 Very ripe, three-years cftc^'at' Heifers. 2 Extraordinary prime Follows. 1 Ditto dittor OX- 2 Very fresh Heifets. F 28 Ditto Shro^shira W^tjleTs. 8 Pork-p'gs (abolu eighlscores). 7 Bliick Bsrksbtre Pigs (Jbout tbiree months old). y IMPLIMENM1; Double FURROW Plough (MA^J. Fowler). One 4iinpffCart (made B^EUL!). •••♦ (|be-hprse Kibbling MiUr •' r v OPERAND Plough, KY, &c. The Auctioneer beaf to call special attention to the above highly valuab^^tock; the calving heifers are very handsome, all strayoerry colours, will coma in for early profit; the fat yRtle and sheep are very ripe and of the finest qualiiy. Keep will ne allowed for a few days, to large purchasers. Catalogues may be had, seven days prior to the sale, from the Auctioneer, place of Sale, Wynnstay Arms, Kuabon, Wrexham, or Oswestry. Luncheon, by ticket at 11,-3^ Sale at One o'clock *T$y, Wrexham. /sP BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr LLOYD, on" THURSDAY, the 15th April, 1875, a large quantity" of MANURE, derived from., the sweepings of streets, th\ cleansing of^drains, privies, and'ashpits, and house refcise, as now deposited in the Corporation yard, in the Molt-road, divided into 9 lots, of aboat 35'tons each. a tFour p.m. Further. pai-ticul t', ay be had on application to the Local Surveyor, at 18 Office, in the Guildhall; or to the Auctioneer, Plassey, Wrexham. ■ M WMfiR 7 Town Clerk. TovmyClerk's Office, J. ,s K i //yx\\ 1st, 1875. IA) p F A I R D A Y. NORTH WALES ANI* CHESHIRE AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. MRLLOYD^ (late Jones and Lloyd) begs ""TJ^announce that he will hold his next SALE, on THURSDAY, April loth, in the Auction Mart, situate as above. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED. 1 A prime lot of Fat Cattle, includin one Two-year-old Pedigree Bull, one of May Duke' breed, t.he property of M homas Jones, Llidyard Fanny. PouJrKsea, Bul- locks and Heifers, Calving Cmvs and with Calves, Barrens, Stiiks, A magnificent lot of Fat nd :Store Sheep. TIltto ditto F and Bacon Pigs. Mr Lloyd gives -notice loat hi intends .presenUiOg at his next CHRISTMA^S SHA VV^mNJNER, yTaddi- tion to the usual.GtHrtS, vaiiva^w#5s., f To the Seller-yimoie Live Slock realilRS, the largest amount of m^rofiy.in the Auction Mart.or elsevyhere, during thej^resent year, frpm Janua^ 1st to December 13fch (Cluffstnias Show Day), bothJays inclusive. Any gentleryni winning hit or 2nd Bnze, and not wishing to coiuroete against a Tenant Ejff infer, Will'be awarded a Silver ^te'daV, the Fanner coming next will 'receive 1J Prift:" A"CJiiT) & piece of Plate, value t3 lOsOlll b1?'given-to the l«p'er of the largest anl^Mt 6f 3tobc nbtiveen January iBrand DecemWy' l-'jitl (iiwju- sive)S^J|ellers and Bi\^rs %I1 please Keep thefe Ijtlls as a guide. F'urthfet- Entries respectfully- solicited/ SALE TO COMMENCE AT. TEN O'CLOCK yrr, PROMP»!Y J*j Of^/Plas^ey;. Wrexham. 80^
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I Full pifficulfenrin future Advertisements. Luncheon at oaCj o'clock, Sale- at 2 p.m. prompt. Catalogues haxl.10 days prior_ £ o the^Sfc from Atictidnfee^'s" Pole^litfes'ey, Wrftxham jg fy » 3»fo fea^e. PKELlMINABfiCJiQTiQExi J' MTO FARMERS, BfiEWEKg^ CABTfiBS, -Salo^oiAJaluable CART an/ciliBIAGE^AKNEsk -T T COLLARS, STAl^j^TINGp'&c., &cT" R SNAPE^tas tjoeJ.Ignored with i^- structionsyffom PSTER WALKER, ESQ., to SELL BY AtlCTION^o the Lion Hwsa ¥ardj Wrefxham, on the 29th of Awl (Fair J0a*-V^lwge quantity of complete sets of Jjrst^lass Cart: •apd^Ga.rr^jfe Harness, uauch. of it '^nearly n Strong Ha^ Collars; a variety bf' Stable Requimmetifs, &c., &c« particulars of which tsill appear in fq^flre advertisem^lus and Catalogues. OMhi LiLn'HoHs^i i&Vi 1 £ /Wrexham^ I t 824(^/ Xess-rs Tbu. WRSXHAM FAIR I5t^ MESSRS T. & E. TFWDIIES will SELL BY AUCTION in t y A Lot otFdtC^tiei^'J y v o oo^c ^vui/w^e^ jf Bftrerts, ';•) ^^at Calveaf jf v— j f. — Sk F'W Sheep and^store Shdep, of Pdrk^tPiMjf ^) ) j 'nil i^^ale to comm^j^^K^b'clock prompt. M: 't CROSS- BOXES, ""g^MTONyZCMDGE, 7.1 frto^uA^B^aa/lT^rora Wpeitftatn'. ;TiSWbeen fr. voured jfflh mfftradrode from Miss Nogos, to SELL 1>Y *.TJOTION, onX^B^NWDAT, 28TB d»y of April, 1-875, tl*fwhole p^he M/xllefti ltJE^rruB«*p^ OUTDOOR EPPSOSDS.- i Irg juctioix. Messrs. Churton, Elphick, & Co. WEPBE, FLIN SHIRE. Sale of a Valuable f'reehold Dwelling-House, Out- buildings, Cottage^ md Land. MESSRS CHURTON, LPHICK, & co., beg to ancouuce that thd; have received instruc, tions to SELL BY AUCTION, a the New,Inn,;Wapte-, Flintshire, on "THURSDAY, the 1 th day of April, 1875, at Two for Three o'clock _p.m., punctually, in one lot. subject to suchconditions-aswi be then produced, the undermentioned valuable FRE HOLD PROPE RTY, comprising a substantially built br ck and slated DWE LL- ING-HOUSE, with Outbiilding Cottage"and'Garden, together with an excellent Piece oflJASTURE LAND acljoining^containu^he wl Die la..Or. 14p. statute The property is pJ situ ted on the south side of the turnpike road^^dmgtr?JlB ^jgen'sFerry to Con- nab 's Quay, about 400 yards i OM, eh's Quay Railway Station,u.on the Center, aad .Holyhead 1 Railway, a:.d is surrounded by It d belonging to Edward Bate, Esq., and tV. Freme, E:( and there is a never failing supply of excelent water. j N,B.-Further particulars m y be had -it the Offices of Potts and Roberts,^ md M -nan, Weaver, and Jones, Solicitors, Chester the proparty may be seen at'the ifflees -of ther lutter), or from the Auctioneers, Chester, a d Whitchurch, Salop. A: .■• b8232 f Important ANNUAL SALE at BODRHYDDAX. near Rhyl, a first-class Station on the Chester' and Holy- head Railway, about one mile and a half from Rhuddlan Station, on the :fale of 'ClwvdiRaihny, and three and a (half miles from the Steam Packet Station, Foryd. «|-F,SSRS ( tili.TIA- F.r,PHTOK. AND XT_B.^CO. beg to announce toa^THey nave again been faVUBred with instructions from Captain Rowley Conwy, to SELL BY AUCTION, on TWsday, April 22nd, 1875, the undermeMioned valu and FAT STOCK, viz. 170 very ripe Fat Sheep 26 Prime Fat Bulloc ows, and Her Shropshire-dows Choice-brbdjiTOnd Boara amJ^bwsL 5 Pjrst-clas re-bi- shor Orn Pedigree Balls 3 Ditto 0 0 HeiferI' 1 DJtt äÜto Cow 4alf j One we^iTs keep will hallowed for the Fat Stock. Lunch on the Tabkt at Eleven Sale at half-past j welvepunctually. N.B.—J^atelo^ues may be h^d of Mr Bell, Agent, Bodrhj^lifln, Rhyl; or the ^rc^neers, at their Otfi^s^- Chest^jfand Whitchurch, aWjp. •. AA-?jfor.u IHIN;, DENBIGHSHIRE. f~ Sale of two Old-Established Inns, severatéxceHerit I Dwelling Hduses^ Shop_s, Cottages, Yards, Out-' i 9Ou, Buildings, Gardens, .and Building Land, in Well- street, Llanfair^road, -and Park-road, in the im- f portant Market Town of Ruthin, sub-divided in several convenient lots. MFSS^qfiPtf^FiifnTrF&xifc; respecttully announce that they, have been instructed to SELL. BY AUCTION, at Mr GreeA's Castle Hotel, Ruthin, on ;Moiiday, the 26th day of March, ,1875; at OnCfor hklf-past One o'clock, p.m., most punctually, in the following or such other lots as the vendor or his agents may decide upon at the time of sale, and subject to such conditions as wilt } be then prgdncetl,, ft The undermentioned well-situated and very „ VALUABLE- FREEHOLD PROPERTIES; .'LOT J.O 1 {. Two Dwelling Houses and Shop, situate in Well- i street, occupied by- Richard Ed-wards and Edward Mostyn, with Stable and Hay-loft oyer at the rear thereof LOT 2. i An old-established Inn,. or Public-House, with Spirit Vault, called the'White*Bear, lyrt'ing fi-ont- ages to Well-street and Llanfair-roadf in the hold- ing of David Roberts.; to'gether wrth. the Store- house, Coach Hous^rtUige.»of -Sibling and other erections, and part of the Gyfden at the rear thereof. yr LOT SY Vj Two well-built Meseua^ajf^ 'Dwflliiig Hojrte$, adjoining liOt 2, having frontages to Llanfaij^road, occupied by Robert Ev^ls and Mary Foulk^s. LOT 4 9 (Inclusive.) S Comprise or .piea^s of Build- ing Land, havinjf frontwes to yilanfair-road, in the several occopations owDavidJKtfberts, Richard Edwards, Edw^fl Mostyn, Jober^Evans, and David Edwar-ds fgarjjr&ner), in lots, ^^hown on the plan, which may be seen at the "offij^s of Mr ADAMS. LOT An old-established., sulmantially.built Inn, called Park Plpce, situate in rk-road, with the Brewery and oyfer Outbuilding^, Yardfe, &c., held therewith bv H(ugh Williams. LOT jll; A Large Messuage o'r Dwelling- House, adjoining Lot 10, fropUoe Park-road, with the Cabinet Maker's ShopyOutbuildings, Yard, &c., occupied by Mr Levi Jsmes and a Stable., held by Edward Jones. ,K » R«J IIOT'42. •*to*is'.ir IIRRN V Two Messuages or"Dwelling Houses, also adjorn'- ing Lot 10, held by Thomas Roberts,, afid Joseph Jones (joiner). The respeotivp_ kindly show the several lots "iJ> "I. Anj, further iilfol'Q!ti?.tnay-b.e. had from Mr LLEVVELY:> "ADAMS, Solicitor, Ruthiu; or from Messra^CHURroN, Elphc^wd Co., at 'their Offia^/Vhitchurch (ShnppsWre), and Chester. ~jr i p Messrs and SAX&td- 77' The GROSYENOR HOTEL PADDOCKS, Newgate- street, Chester. Important- S^e -of MORSES,* CARRIAGES, HARNESS, kpT ESSRS "OVER ND. STEWARD ±%Ja. hp-g announce their next Sajg will be h^d <m Wedn^sdftyr)AA^I4#h, 1875 prior to the Chester AprilkCrsafajr), whejp^O HORSES will be offered foiyfnihK3 coilipetiU^n, comprising hunters, fiacksiVarriaglff9«ta.lm>«ess. fcorses} cobs, and ponies; a carria s, hss, &c. Getitleme aving horseMior disposal are re^" quested tc/spnd'fdll p>rticuia»s of the satire at; onqe,; in orden^hat stalls,.secured and full de-, scription given in datal^ues, which will Ve published on Monday, the J.2t)onstaft41 i or:iM rw. Auc(abn iuid L^nd Ageaey.GfBces, .f Gros^noi; ghajnj)^|^heater. TO BE SOLD BY-AUC^iQN, BY MESSRS GLOVGR an& • STEWARD, ■^A^OTSVENOR^I^REL^PADDOCS Wednesday, April l4t5h1' 1 The Property of a Gentleman. j^Hkiluable Chesnut Gelding, 6 years7 old, 16. u jKg^ byjV;Ne«ft(>^rle-Willp.ws," quiet to ride aflBWPrive, ^6ry' bley6f,: huntt4-, tip tp^freat weiglff,' ^knd' has been hitiitisii '^th t^e Cheshire ^Hounds;. this season. r.Bla^fe MtLre; 5 jeacs old, lWrby Pepperuiiint, (^api by Druid^ good hack/and clever huntej,r! —— ^ThaProperty a GGI tleman. „ ■ Bqy. Mare, 7- years ohjf 15_3^aood haok, s QfLy- /jp§d a lady,' quiet in single afd qpnble handfessi'tfecK ^accustomed toJflirt laaderin a lam. Jr the n^gh* -feourhpSd. 'Mhf ,i Bay Cob, 6 yaftrs old, \vZ, quiemo ride And drive.- London-buikt Phaetou, with braps, cushions, &c., "Ploo., r Jr. \-lTanoniVC-il et of si er-plated I-Iarn s. ■"> ——— The Propert^ef a Farmer. AUraA Eiftirft' Ca4r^po??e, 4 years old; i^ handts higjjf good worker a.jx[' quiet.. The Proj^erty of A London-b four-wheel StanhQpe Ptjasto^* nearly ie\t,i ^ini lamps andvcuahions gorbplete. I:) A Park Bhaaton, well^ms4e Gig, a»d a. Basket -Pony Trap. Catal^Bues can be hadf aJLlhe Offices of ;W bw 3lucfton. Messrs. W. Dew and Son. .• YALE OF CLWYD. V. W. LLANDYRNOG, DENBIGH. FREEHOLD PROPERTY,, To be SOLD BY AUCTION, by MESSRS WM. DEW AND SON, on Wednesday, the 21st of April, 1875, at the Bull Hotel, Denbigh, at Four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale then and thereto be produced. The" above property (formerl^mrt of the Plasashpoal Estate) consists of newly-eroded modern and genteel RESIDENCE called Brync^yd,' containing dihing and drawing room, 2 kitchenar butler's pantrv, "ited larder, on the ground floor; ^/aeurooms, dresa(f^-room, bath- roOtn, and other con on firs^^or, and 2 ser- vants' rooms and rbr The Outbuildjjfgs are Jb# nfcj^y-erected, and consist of a washhoude, Itabling Jyxwo horses, coachhouse, stiddle-rcoop^shiptful tor cows, carthouse, granery, and pigsties. Thaa|K)Vrtarfeinises, together with a well 1,Aid-0 garden. sn-on 9 acres ot good pasture land. The property is in a mile and a half of Bodfary station ala the Mfld and Denbigh line, and about four miles from the Excellent market town of Denbigh, a ter- minus of three lines of railway.. The house stands in the centre of the Vale, and its eleVated situation commands exquisite views of Denbigh and ita Castle, and the Ciwydiau and Eliraethog Hills. For further particulars and'plan of the property apply to or to the AucmnJH^VeffleKOibusey^Wgo^ana High-stspet/ Rhyl, d8 Mr. Lovatt, ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD YILLA RESIDENCE. GLYN DWE COTTAGE, No. 6, KING STREET, WREXHAM. MR. LOVATT has been honoured with instructions to offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at the Lion Hotel, Hope-street, Wreilham, on Tues- day, April 13th, that very desirable and convenient Yilla Residence, situate (within five ijidutes walk of Church and Railway), in King-strait, Wrexham, called Glyn Dwr Cottage," and uw in the occu- pation of Robert Williams, Es The cottage contains entmnce hall, breakfast, dining, drawing, and foujrbest bed rooms, lofty kitehen, pantries, and harase-beeper's closets ^water- closet, good cellars, Jnth spacious enclo^u yard, coach house hartiep room, land stablj((fg for two horses; room for JgrbopTor Ither s^^ant; large flower garden, ^nclosed /o|W threar sidesy with a substantial bi^K wall, Jl^l stored with choice fruit trees, and convftf^nt con|rervatory '^r vinery. The gard^r has a frontagflrto King-street of 20 yarda, rtincing back 30 ya^C the wholg frontage of the^pre»ises being 40 v^ds. Gagmnd water are d throughout the property, and there- is a wellm. first quality water supplied by-h pump. The tage is in the best part of the towp, free from overlooking, and a most charm- ing residence. j Sale at Four o'clock. Iftir further particulars apply to John James, Esq.. Solicitor; or the Auctioneer. OM STOAI Inn, Wrexham, JJ* :4 .^Feli 12th, 1875. f b81^ Kpq TatnT^rcq. FLINTSHIRiE. > Valuable Freehold Estates, distinguished as Br i-i-Ifa aa4 Rhyllon, adjoining the ancient catliedrar towiVof "St. Agipli, a short distance only from the railway station on the Vale of Clwyd branch of the North- Western .Railway, six miles inland from the sea and t^-e rashiorrable^Wrrferiiig/place of Rhyl (to which there is raiilway communication many times a day), and in one of the most picturesque and ioipB'esting parts of North Wales. Bronwylla comprj^s a com- vpact residence, placed on an elevation locking across the Vale of Clwyd on to tlie delighdrful mountain s^enerp; beyond, distant some two oyfliree miles. It is surrounded by pleasure ground^awns, and shrub- leries. and by rich park^ike meadow lands, contain »g about 45 acres, througj^vhjcli -runs tlie/fi\-er ftwyd. and in close proximity t(^ he river E^y, both qually celebrated for thair st^rno l and iMfot fishing. Ihyllon is situated on Jnep|pposi e sidfl^f the river, ri aid comprises a verjyK>mrorhable esideiice, with pro- d'ctivo gardens andmch pMF-Iikt d sloping to the hgh roud, and ttakiniii aboii 50 acres; there are aiD enclosure's accoramodati nd, .with some fine sites for the eoffction of residapces the wlTole extend- ing over aboct 125 acres (jn the greater portion of • wheh earj<f possession iy(y be had), together with nuueroys dwellin^-hci^s, shops, and well-secuJ-ed ^roiiidAents, in the dfty of St. Asaph. St. Asapiris cohj^red one of the best fuhing stations in North W^es, the walks iid- drives are unparalleled for -diversity and beaaty of scenery, and the residences of Broiwylfa and/Rhyllon are highly interesting, as haviig been 4 favourite retreat of the late Mrs Herrtns. ;1U['BSRS NORTON, TRIST,' WATNEY, -t-vJi-1 md Co. are instructed to offer the above ESTATES for SALE,, at the Mostyn Arms Hotel, Rhyl, onTuesday, June 1st, in lots. To be viewed by cards oril;, and.particulars, with plans, may sb<3rtly be had of Gerjtti Cowburn. Esq., Solicitor. 43, Linooln's- inn-fields^ttr Partington, fetatg^Agent, St. 'Asaph; and of^g: Auctioneers, (~>3, Ciyyfoa^treet, ^sics b^JIribate Cairtratf. r SPLEIDID OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL 1 CAPITALISTS. FOp Su.LE, a Freehold best Fireclay and TSrra Cttsi Works complate^ivitl^heariy n«w plant for grinditig ud-working tkVcfeyji Steam-engjfflfl. dry- ing sheds, kiis, S,0ucing 21," bricks, Pl weekly. It i: situated in /OJe nrnst of other flourishing like works, w;h c oal at low figures, and has rail and Water accomodation on 1jtie site itself. The clay pro- d'^ces the mps superior whitefacing bricks, ornamental t^rMcdrta wots, &c. 'IWith pEi^OQj; an enerretic man baa hej^»»ake, genuine '"r\0~ ft stiet^iiv^ooL (gbufatbit/ LADIES, SCHtpL, 36,^t!^YBlitN, WREXHAM.' l^pSS MOIE, yi^jSlemoyed to the above, IV -address, us i^realfcraccommodation for PupiUr 'lie V- There will be ViCAKClES for.Boarders at the ens^jL Ouartefl^?hich dass from FKIDAJ? April 9th. f/? £ y 822BT' — — f~ r^lENDERS -ae in^itedL for the erection of a • jL' Dwelling-hcj^irfil^ables at the Timber Yajrd, Jt^il^Ry Stati^u. /j v Piafis and-specifiwons in^v W seera' Atfite of Mriffl)RRisoN, 1, Iting-stB^fi Wrexham. !?> £ H23(C/ ^il' i:; :i 1—;•■■■<—j i 'r r. r—r —— rol' ,8 It SCfif O'bTi' R D: I [I I Tot W ^LING MASONS- V >> i '.ir r as desired lor building rubble atjo^erbonndtf yall^^t the New Board School at J^leMwyn. "Tfee'*r8k be about 160 yard's, and' miy a;r«je jxyb feet out of the ground. The walk to be lg^ies*m thickness, of £ pod durable baMiig-stoifce, iu nAtir, roHgh}y scappled and pointed both bidbs, coped wn stdrie irregular op fatleten on top, and will have to I titilt, mostly in 'hanging Javels, to ^auit-the surface of round. Tender's to1 statorioe 'per massured over one side, and be delivered to me on or Vkore the, 24th April. 1 For any further iformatioa required apply to Mjr A* Brtehie, 0,, ^Newr^tf^trAet^ Phester. JOHJTVoi^s; Soiicho^ */■ -t[ jTi lerk to th-Amaw Sohool Boad^- IfOI tF j uIrli,mu$tmtnts. G IP, A N D g I L L I A B D JOUBKAMBNT AT DENBIGH. "v UNt)ER the Patronage of the Worshipfuk.the Mayor of Denbigh, J. Parry-Jones. Esq.; A. E. Turnour, Esq., M.D.; Oliver Burton, Esq. Meilir Owen, Esq.; and Captain R. Lloyd Williams. ON. TUESDAY,/T]^E< j|P^ APRIL INSTANT, MESSRS. W. (CHAMPION OF ENGLAND), a 7T I. (} A-NI> .> JOHN ROBERTS, JUNIOR, (EX-CHAMPION); Have agreed with Mrs MINSHALL, Proprietress of the. CROWN HOTEL, DENBIGH,, to play at tfie ASSEMBLY ROOMS, DENBIGH, TWO GRAND ENTERTAINMENT MATCHES." One DAY PERFORMANCE to take place at Three o'clock punctually, consisting of one Game of Billiards, 500 up and nine Games of Pyramids. And One EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, viz -A Game of Billiards, 1,000 up, similar to those played in the Champion Matches. <>; aiifewtpio viwon' d u » > 'J j fT¥" __„ r** » T ,■*>; ■' S «■' Lidies' Tickets at 7s 6i each are only issued for the DAY Performance. The number of Reserved Seats being limited, an early application for places is requested. CHARGES OF A:D-MISSION.: -Reserved Seats, 10s 6d each: Body of the Hall, 5s each. For Morning and Evening Performances Reserved Seats, 15s each; Body of the Hall, 7s'6d each. Tickets to be had only at the Crown Hotel, Denbigh; the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester; the Raven Hotel, Shrewsbury: the Belvoir Hotel, Rhyl; the George Hotel, Llandudno the Castle Hotel, Ruthin^ and the Billiard Hall, at the Adelphi Hotel, Livelpool. ,,— < iJaT Specia^ftrangements have been made with regard ^Seats for the convenience erf the Company. Crow:n H^f^^Denbigh, April 8th, 1875. fetrcsmcit's 3liri) rcsscs, THE OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, (ESTABLISHED 1770). C 1 K. 15 E N S 0 A N D 0., 14, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM, f ARE NOW SPT^FLNG TEA S A N Jy XC O F F E E S, ^YCH, FOR QUALITY, PURITY, STRENGTH, AND CHEAPNESS, CANNOT BE SURPASSED. 1 THE LARGEST AND MOST' SELECT STOCK OF FRENCH, ITALIAN, AND COLONIAL GOODS OUT OF LONDON. AGENTS FOR • I SPIERS & POND'S CELEBRATED WINES & SPIRITS; GEORGE WILSON'S (ST. AUGUSTINE-STREET, NORWICH) SUPERIOR PHEASANT, POULTRY, AND DOG FOOD. U OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:— 14, H I G H S T R E E.T, & W R E X H A M Q84 ms *■ SPECIAL NOTICE. 'X?RENC9 Cleaning by Steam Machinery. J? Made-bp Dresses, Robes, .and Costames. GeAtie- men's Dreg* gvtp^,M, Cleaned by the New French ^fooesa without unmaking or removing Trim- mings, &c, W D A V I S BRITISH DYE WORKS, LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD. ESTABLISH A D//840 AGENT FOR WFE*^H^M. R. ROBERTS, HOSIER AND NEWS AGENT, 23, TOWN HILL, Who' forwards parcels to the works free of carriage. Househojd Furnishing and Weanng Apparel of eve* £ descrinfijj? Cleaned, Dyed, and fifiished by Steam Poyrf TO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON. fttHAT noted Draught/I^rse SIR N^3R- X. MAN," late the Ncf^lS Cooke, Colo- mendy, Mold.. B| hjtt Clydesdale horse,- and winner of prizes av vtxz Royal and other Agricu tural Shows. His Stock has also been successful in takino- the leading prizes for the last few years atj the Denbighshire and Flintshire, and other locaJP shows. ^Application to be gW-e to the owner, jy R. J. Bfcferts, Borras Lod NORTH OF ENGLAND DRESS WAREHOUSE. PATTERNS ON REQUEST. IR GOODS CARRIAGE FREE. Q. E O R G E g ENET • E E AND CC^PANY; BASNETT STI^fcT, LIVE^&^L, Save now complelexfiheirVSpring Blocker o JACCA CLOTH, 28 | incbes wide.. > This article is perfectly this season, and may be strongly recommended for useful tiressssv-l^d per yard.. ;j:r.. v I "'ji' r r: o^aSiLY'-te' J" PANAMA BEIGE, 28 inches wi^e. A decided "novelty thi» It parTBe obtained m check and plain cloth. The two 'combined make a very pretty costume.—Priee 2s 3d per yard. ■ m ■ MANILLA BEIGE; 26 inches wide. J •' This is another very pretty fabric, where checks • and plain are again combined, but in smaller designs, ■ m ■ MANILLA BEIGE. 26 inches wide. J This is another very pretty fabric, where checks • and plain are again combined, but in smaller designs, beiiig specially adapted for yobng, ^flies' "v Price 2s 3d per yard. V.7^; j MATELASSE and BAHAMA BEIGE, 56 inchto wide. These are beautiful soft goods, and certainly cannot •' be" surpassed for wear, being comnosed entirely of 't tfte-finestsoft varjis.. These are priduttft'TMi'shade? t; -and effects that blend well; tpgethen^f-Bri^os 6d v" to 8s 6d per yard, 'double width. PLTRK. LUSTRE ALPACA^, jnthls wide. [f, TheBe beautiful goods—certainty t"he' 'bfest /ftrticle made for wear-will, again be in great'4eirnmdr and the tints this reason in the VdHous colours are very choice aad are well adapted for' young ladies' wear.-Prica 184d, 22id, 2.3 6d^^d 2s lid- p, YOKOHAMA AND JAPAN £ SE. ,SILK$.. The kssortment of those .goods is again very ljirge, and will be found very reasonable in prioe. Th<?y j can be obtained either in the dress leBgth of 6- yards or,by the yar3.' Any length fittU-^SOTBd to 63s .the full dre^s.. >• BLACK .AL £ A £ ^$, 26 lilies' vl This is a special; purchase, and. as a Blnfelt dre-s is always usrful.these good's wiirsoon be sold ofat. The lot Consists of plain and str VOS, i^i all over o<H>. pieces.—Price 9fd per yard. .V n HEKBY LE^r & COMPAN^; u p&prt ST&B^OiIVIBRPOOL.A C hi9l to ,'i lol Li«q La a jv'- toolo»*d'"i -*ol \HiSuhJfao sldigih a- ,.i,iT n -j public Jlinuscnuiits^ MR. EDWIN HARRISS'S X READINGS AND MUSIC. 0, SECOND! GRAND ÉXT1U NIGHT. ( N.B.—LAST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE SEASON rilHE NEXT and LAST ENTERTAIN- JL MENT this Season, will take place in the CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM, on TUESDAY ;Evening, the 20th of April. The Entertainment will be on the same complete scale as the last.jfwhich gave such grea$ satisfaction. I VoMlis^JS MISS LOT'/m, LAVEiNDfrR ,T (oftliepri palcouceris), M R GEO liG E BARTON ¡ (Priaio Tenore, English Opera), MR J. ,C. Mc. CON NELL (Ba;i toné: re gaged), MR. H. J. NICHOLLS (Humorous singer-re-engaged). ■ ,r INSTBDMENTALIST Solo Cornet a Piston, u<± C# MR H Y I E S < a. "> f (who will perform some bf Levy's solosjr. •f*' READER: f MR B U C H E R T m >1 (4k the -Sailors' Home, Liverpool). ADMISSION—Three Pence; BilconV, Sixpence Reserved Seat3, OSr*iHing. „ Tickets to be obtained of the M^ses KIXI.NG7^2, High-street. jf g Doors open at 7.30. EntertaiuB^pyto Commentc Eignt^lcck.For fulj particu^^see PrfgramnM^ FOR SEASON .^GRICULTURAL JMPLEMENT^ COMI-KISINU: HOWARD'S CHAMPION PLOUGH OF ENGLAND, 3 RANSOM'S AND HORNSBY'S SINGLE AND DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS, v Ny 'i;. OBLXIVATpRS," ZIG-ZAG AN £ f CIIAIN HAKR0\t^\ Flilq, -ROLLC, RS, ———— A B -I N GORN' ^DRILLSCR' ff V ^^TUB^li,X,>>TD MA2IG#)I. jP Grinding tiMils, Liv.Efillty-" AND BRISTOL CARTS. And all other Implements requisite v)n tl^e frm, by r." reputed makers, at -I.Leirpt<c$: V AUSO) .3 CHEESE PRESSES, CURD MfLLSji 11 CHEJS.S.E M. A K J N GAP P A & A't it s.. CHEESE STOOLS, x »■ ( Y. L An £ »11 pwr^ Uijenplf Vjsit the New Agricu!fu'RAF MP^MENT Depoc aim SHOW Galleries, Chestar-streatv,Wrexham, and inspect one of the. largest FIND most varíea Stocfc'S'iu Principality. ifT—rALFRED OWEN, PKOPRIETOR. r-? « SSHOP-HIGH, SfBEEt, tlJT i .vajiri,f# i. Opposite the Mari^it tlallV'! "l IfdrSe bearing rud all Machinery fic.rC0r#ii,ent M AQ^SI' FOR GOUI.DINA CELEBRAT^^ manui(^ LLOYD, EDWARDS, AND AND'; m^wiTQBSjrriif ■- •. •; v B XJTWJ Vrf r^J. :f T WIHIS Fifip having been. lihcl Mr .■JL WILLIAM LLOYD. havM^y^e died. Mr iS. H. al. r Iiisserriem'io the Clietatsuof the lateVwrn. i^oh eight an^ &. hj^j^yeara past he ccttidn^u^tHscajfloss; irf every department He vefioll9ct8 wit^pleXsoip the kind reception he met with ;from +be Clients wl\n he first, JoWed the fifm, and ths iCDpgratuJatioils' tfte late ^Mr Lloyd on that occasion. 4la trusts that his (fdigfitjcQ,1 care, and consideratfen for :1th# inteceatfi of'the Clients, hi^haud at all times, will bare been appreciated, f ..T 30, CadOLdV- :-r:oi fj Mafcb, l&oSjLS #1 89jtoio*Rii