Wrexham Guardian

Sales hg glndmn. Messrs. Thomas and w. H. Hill. ST. MARTINS, SALOP. FREEHOLD FARM AND COLLIERY FOR SALE. mESSRS T. and W. H. HILL will offer 1.,JL for Sale bv Public Auction on Thursday, the 26'h October, 1876, at the Hart and Trumpet Inn, Gobowen, «t half-past Two o'clock, in one lot or. more, and sub- ject to conditions, a sub-rantiallv-bmlt Farmhouse, Outbuilihngs, and Lands, called WIOfflNGTON HALL FARM, occupied by Mr John Hugh", or his under- tenants. and containing Hr 20p or thereabouts. and ad- joining the properties of Mrs Dymock, Lord Hill Trevor, MrJebb, and others. The property is situate close to St.. Martin's Village, on good roads, within six miles from Oswestry, four from Ellesmere, three from Gobowen Station, on the Great Western Railway, and near to the Shropshire Union ^*A Colliery on the property has been recently opened, and a ten-feet shaft sunk 50 yards down to the coal by the Wigginton Hall Colliery Company and a second shaft has also been commenced. The coals are believed to extend under the entire property. There is also ex- cellent surface clay far brick mukmfr. There is a large brick, slate-roofed shed on the property near the shaft. I The tenants will show the property. Particulars and plans will shortly be issued, and may be had from the AUCTIONEERS, and (with any further information) from Messrs LONGUEVILLE, J ONES, and WILLIAMS. solicitors. Oswestry. 4580 Valuable Freehold LAND, BUILDING SITES, and DWELLING-HOUSES at GOBOWEN, near the Railway Station, and at the CRAIGNANT, near Selattyn. To be Sold by Auction by "It/TESSRS T. and W. H. HILL, at the JLTJ- Hart and Trumpet Inn, Gobowen, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of October instant, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in the following or other lots, and subject to conditions:— LOT 1. A Desirable Building Site, being part of a field situate at Gobowen. numbered 460 on the new ordnance survey, and adjoining the Great Western Railway, and now in the occupation of Mr D. C. Davie.. and containing 4 486 square yards, or thereabouts, and having a frontage of 61 yards to the Old Chitk Road. LOT 2. A similar Building Site adjoining the last lot, and part of the same field, containing 4,282 .,quare vard-,R. or thereabouts, and having a frontage of 61 yards to the Old Chirk Road. LOT 3. A similar Building Site adjoining the last lot, and part of the same field, containing 4,773 square yards, or thereabout*, and having a frontage of 61 yards to the Old Chirk Road. LOT 4. A Deirable Building Site, being part of a field nnm- bered 414 on the new ordnance map, containing 3,040 square yards, or thereabouts, having- a frontage of 35 yards th the Holyhead-road, and of 36 yards to the Old Chirk-road, and of 8« yards to the road between Day well and Preeshenlle, connecting the Old Chirk and Holy head- reads. LOT 5. A Desirable Building Site, adjoining the last lot, con- taining 3.040 square yards, or 'hereabouts, having a frontage of 35 yards to the Holvhend-cad, together with the Three Messuages thereon, celled Pleasant Groves. LOT 6. A Desirable Building S,te, at Gobowep, being fWd aumbered 412 on the new ordnance map, containing2,904 square yards, or thereabouts, adjoining- the last lot, and having a frontage of 36 yards to the Holyhead-road, and a nearly similar frontage to the Old Chirk Read. LOT 7. A Messuage, Farm Buildings, and Garden, and two pieces of excellent Pasture Land, at Gobowen, numbered 469 and 470 on the new ordnance map, and containing altogether 5983 square yards, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr Thomas Edwards, joiner. LOT 8. A desirable Building Site, part of a field num- bered 473 on the new ordnance map, with the Three Cottages, near the Independant Chapel, at Proeshenlle, tenanted by Joseph Evans, Evan Evans, and Edward Hammond, containing 4,579 square yards or thereabouts. This lot has a frontage of 50 yards to the highway leading from Gobowen to St. Martin's, and of 104 yards to the road leading from Daywell to Preeshenlle, between the Holyhead and the St. Martin's Reads. LOT 9. A desirable Building Site adjoining the last lot, containing 3,931 square yards or thereabouts, and haying a frontage of 44 yards to the highway leading from Gobowen to St. Martin s. LOT 10. A desirable Building Site ad(oining the last lot, containing. 3,520 square yards or thereabouts, and having a frontage of 44 yards to the highway leading from Gobowen to St. Martin s. LOT 11. IT A Desirable Building Site, at Gobowen, part of a field numbered 532 on the new ordnance map, in the occupa- tion of Mr John Jones, adjoining Jena Hans and containing 4,025 square yards or thereabouts, and having a frontage of 39 yards to the highway leading from Gobowen to St. Martin's. LOT 12. A Desirable Building Site, adjoining the last lot, being the remainder of the same field, containing 4,025 Yards or thereabouts, and having a irontage of 8 y £ ds to the highway leading from Gobowen to St. M*rtin'S' LOT 13. A piece of Land, containing 2a. Or. 8p, or thereabouts and numbered 1,480 on the new or Jnance map, called Pwll F?r Meadow, situate at Craignant, in the parish of Lkngollen, adjoining the turnpike road leading from Oswestry to Llansaintffraid-Glyn-Ceinog through Selattyn, and at the junction of the roads leading to Tyn-y-rhos, Pontfadog, and Nant Gwrfryd. The whole of the above land is of excellent quality, and in most cases admirably adapted for building tmrooses. while all the lots (except lot 13) are close to the village of Gobowen and the Great Western first-class railway station there. Particulars and plans are in preparation, and may shortly be obtained from the AUCTIONEERS, and from Messrs LONGUEVILLE, JONES, and WILLIAMS, solicitors, Oswestry. 459P. HLx. Riokards. ANNUAL SALE OF ALDERNEY, JERSEY, AND GUERNSEY CATTLE. MR. RICHARDS has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Agriculturalists of the district, that he has received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, m the Wynnstay Krms Hotel Yard, on Thursday, November 2nd, 1876, a Superior Herd of Ten (In-calf) Alderney, Jersey, and rwnsev COWS AND HEIFERS. Selected and f wjth extreme care from the choicest Hards in tte Islands, by Mr Edward Parsons Fowler, Purveyor t0 P^S —Descriptive Catalogues can be obtained from the Auctioneer^ 0,clock prompt. Office, 39, Chester-street, Wrexham. 507b Messrs. CHoTerjgft Steward. GROVE PARK LODGE. WREXHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF DENBIGH. To be Sold by Auction, by MESSRS GLOVER AND STEWART, at the Wynnstay Aims Hotel, ^T^Three Thursday, the Second day of November, 187b, at inree for Four o'clock p.m., in one lot, or in such lots as may be determined upon at the time of Sale, and subject to such conditions as will then be produced- All that Messuage or Dwelling-Rouse, called ■ Park r w:fh the Yard and Garden, and other Land and Anuurtenances thereunto belonging, fronting Bhosddu- Appurtenant* in the Township of lG to H» Borough o( Wre*k.m, i» the County of Denbigh, and now in the occupation of Mr John Allmand or his under tenants. For further particulars apply to Mr FBAMOIS WOOD M ASSET, Solicitor, White Friary Cheste.or Jtothe AOQTIOHBBBS, Groavenor-Chambera, Newgate-street. Okfltfec. Sale hg Jitirtioit Messrs Davies end. Armor. Important and ext nsive Sale of valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Glass, Horses, Carriages, Cows, Pigs, Poultry, Barley, Oits, Hay, Turnips, Swedes, Potatoes, Implements in Husbandry, and other effects, at G 0 P P A, distant Ii- miles from the market town of Denbigh. 2 m/TESSRS DAVIES and ARMOR have ITJL been honoured with instructions from the executrix of the lute F. Wynne, E'q.. to SELL by AUCTION, on the ubuvo premises, on THCBSDIY, FRI- DAY, and SATDBDAT. October 26th 27th, and 28th, 1876, the whole of the valuable LIVE STO1 K, 1 IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, appertaining to breakfast-ioom, dining and drawing-rooms, and 4 bedrooms, in mahogany, wal- nut, and maple woods, richly upholstered, 2 rich-toned pianofortes, by Brinsmead and Sons, handsome pier-glass in gilt frauie, steel engravings, Brussels carpets, hearth- rugs, glass, China, and earthenware, half-tester iron and other bedsteads, prune goose feather beds, dressing tables, toilet glasses, 2 jarge sizemabogany wardrobes with plate glass fronts, marble top washstands, bedroom ware, towel rails, brass rods, Venetian blinds, kitchen and culinary requisites, and other effects. The out-door effects include one very excellent har- ness cob, four-wheel phie-on, wagonette wito moveablEl top (both equal to new) siiver and brass-mounted harness, saddles, br dies, cut gearing, horse clothing, I 2 powerful cart mares, 1 foal, 5 short horn dairy cows in. full profit. 4 ditto heifers, 4 rearing calves, 2 fat pigs, poultry, stack of prime meadow hay, ditto rye-grass hay, stacks of barley and oats, quantity of oats ¡ in sacks, 2 acres of swedes, 1* ditto turnips, 1 ditto man- golds, quantity of- potatoes, together with the whole of the valuable Implements in Husbandry, which will be I particularised in catalogues, to be had a week prior to the sale from the Auctioneers, at their offices in Denbigh. ORDER OF SALE. First day.—Horses, cows, pigs, implements, carriages, farming stock, hay, corn, &c. Second and thud day.—Household furniture, and other effects. Lunch first day at 11 o'clocK. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock prompt. Royal Oak, Denbigh, October 14th, 1876. 453o Important and extensive Sale of Farming Stock, large assortment of modern Implements in Husbandry, 35 Head pure Short hr>rn Cattle, 4 powerful Waggon Horses, one useful Pony by Cornet, a number of well- bred Sows, Fat Pius, Store ditto. 130 Welsh Ewes, 2 pure brtd Shropshire Rams, Poultry, modern House- hold Furniture, and other effects at KING'S MILLS, Situated close to the town of Denbigh. MESSRS DAVIES AND ARMOR have iTjL received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr Evan Davies, deceased, to SELL BY AUCTION, nn the above premises, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, November 2nd and 3rd. 1876, the whole of the valuable Farming Stock, Implements in Husbandry, Live Stock. Modern Household Furniture, an-J other effects, briefly comprising 9 short-horn dairy cows, 4 prime fat heifers, 11 store heifers, 11 young rearing calves, 1 pure short- horn young bull, 4 valuable and powerful waggon horses 16 and 17 hands high, 6 years old, suitable for town work; one ponv, a number of fat and store pigs and breeding sows, 130 Welsh ewes, 2 pure bred Shrop- shire rams, fatmyard fowls, a general assortment of u-e- ful faitnmg implements, well-masoned husbandry timber, steam thrashing machine, horse gearing, and other effects, together with the whole of the valuable and modern household furniture, dairy uteusils, &c. Full particulars of which will appear in handbills. ORDER OF SALE: First Day—Farming Stock, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Implements. Second Day—Household Furniture. Lunch first day at Eleven o'clock. Sale to commence each day at Twelve o'clock. Royal Oak, Denbigh, October 19th, 1876. 511c Mr David Roberts. On MONDAY Next, October 23,1876, MR DAVID ROBERTS will SELL by AUCTION, at Tynddol. Glyn, 3 miles from Llangollen, 2 from Chirfc, and close to the Glyn Tramway, 18 Well-bred and attractive in-calf dairy. cows 6 Ditto, ditto, three-year-old heifers 6 Bullocks, rising 3 years old 9 Ditto, rising 2 do. 7 Heifers, rising 2 do. 2 Shorthorn bulls, rising 3. 12 Powerful wagon horses and smart cobs 10 Young store pigs Large stacks of prime malting barley and hay (all to go off) 3 Acres of healthy swedes A large assortment of modern implements and useful gig Dairy utensils and household furniture, the property of Mr Parry, who is leaving. Credit till Llangollen March Fair, 1877, for X5 and upwards, or discount for cash. Lunch at 10 and Sale at 11 prompt. 513p ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 0 25, 1876, Mr DAVID ROBERTS will SELL BY AUCTION, at Maesdy Maesmor, near Corwen, the whole of the Live and Dead Farming Stock, Furniture, &c., the property of Mr Robert Williams who is retiring. Credit or discount given. Lunch at 10 and Sale at 11. 514p ON MONDAY, October 30, 1876, Mr DAVID ROBERTS will SELL BY AUC- TION, at Hendre Bryn Cyffo, Gwyddelwern, near Corwen, crops of hay, corn, and swedes (to go off), cattle, horses, pigs, farm implements, dairy utensils, and furniture, the property of Mrs Hughes, who is retiring. Credit or discount given. Lunch at 10 and Sale at 11. Auctioneer's Office, Temple Buildings, Corwen. 515p Mr- Lloyd. FAIR DAY AUCTION SALE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1876, In the North Wales and Cheshire Auction Mart, at Wrexham. MR. LLOYD respectfully thanks bis Patrons for the unlimited support they have given him to carry out these successful Sales, and has the pleasure of announcing that his next SALE will be held on Thursday, October 19th, 1876. The Stock already entered will include A prime lot of Fat Bullocks, Heifers and Bulls, Dairy Cows with Calves at foot, In-calf Cows, Barrens, Stirks, Store Bulls, &c. A magnificent lot of Fat Calves and Rearing Heifer Calves. A prime lot of Wether Muttons, Fat and Store Ewes, &c. Pork and Bacon Pigs, Store Pigs, &c. The above Stock are the property of regular sup- porters of the Wrexham Auction Mart, viz :—Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., Sir R. Palmer, Bart., Sir R. A. Cunliffe, Bart., T. LI. FitzHugh, Esq., E. Peel, Esq., General Townshend, S. Yorke, Esq., H. Lees', Esq., Captain Ormrod, A. Peel, Esq., T. P. Jones Parry, Esq., Captain Godfrey, A. Balfour, Esq., E. Swetenham, Esq., E. Randies, Esq., F. Cotton, Esq., W. H. Meredith, Esq., J. Clark, Esq., S. P. Hope, Esq., Marchwiel Hall, R. C. Webster, Esq., George Plant, Esq., Henry Dennis, Esq., Henry Humphreys, Esq., New British Iron Company, Mrs Mulliner, Mrs Johnson, Messrs T. Evison, R. Peate, T. R. Parry, S. T. Reeves, E. Lewis, J. Griffiths, Humphreys, Berse, J. Edwards, J. K. Birch, J. Sandbach, T. Wainwright, T.Roberts, J. Milligan, R. J- Roberts, R. Harrison, T. Meredith, J. Davies, E. Williams, C. Parsonage, Geo. Banks, R. Jones, J. Lee, &c., &c. Further Entries respectfully solicited. SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK PROMPT, COM MBWCING WITH CALVES AND PIGS. Sales hy- udhrn. r. G. P. Byford RUTHIN. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. To be Sold by Auction, by MR G. F. BYFORD, at the Castle Hotel, Ruthin, on Friday, the 27th day of October, 1876, a very roomy and convenient dwelling-house called the MANOR HOUSE, and several other dwelling houses or cottages, together with a piece of Accommo- dation Land situate in and near the town of Rutbin, in the following or such other lots as the vendor may determine, and subject to conditions to be then declared. In the Parish of Llanfivrog. LOT 1.—Piece of Land called Cae-llegfa, Containing 2a 3r lop or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mrs Emma Dorothy Jones. This lot is situate on the road leading from Ruthin to Clocaenog, within a mile of the town of Ruthin. It commands delightful views, and would be an excellent building site. In the Toicn of Ruthin. Llanfwro*-street. LOT 2.-Dwelling-house, Bakehouse, Outbuildings, and Garden, in the occupation of Price Jones, and three several Cottages, Outbuildings, and Gardens adjoining, formerly in the occupation of Jane Parry and others, but now unoccupied, containing altogether 2r 16p or thereabouts. This lot adjoins Plasnewydd, the residence of R. Gregson Ellis, Esq., and has a brook running along two sides of it. Bortbyn Street. LOT 3.—Dwelling-house, Garden and Outbuildings in the occupation of Mr Hugh Jones, containing 1,088 square yards or thereabouts. LOT 4 -Carpenter's Shop and Yard, in the occupa- tion of William Hughes, containing 336 square yards or thereabouts. Pen-y-Bont. LOT 5—Three Cottages, in the occupation of William Jones, Robert Roberts, and Elizabeth Hemus, containing 280 square yards or thereabouts. Prior-street. LOT 6.—Garden, in the occupation of Mr J. E. Jones, containing 1,180 square yards or thereabouts. Castle-street. LOT 7.-Cottage, in the occupation of Catherine Connell, containing 121 square yards or thereabouts. Well-street. LOT 8.—Dwelling-house, Coach-house, and other Out- buildings, called the MANOR HOUSE, in the occupation of Mr R. W. Parry, containing 756 square yards or there- abouts. Rhos-street. LOT 9. —Four Cottages, with Outbuildings and Gardens, in the occupation of Cathenne Evans, Margaret Ellis, John Davies, and Maurice Evans, and containing 950 square yards or thereabouts. The sale to commence at Two o'clock in the afternoon. A map of the property may be inspected at the Castle Offices, Ruthin; and further particulars may be ob- tained from Mr J. A. Rickman, Ruthin, or Messrs Longueville, Jones, and Williams, solicitors, Oswestry. 502o alts BG riindr «Dntrad. TO BE SOLD CHEAP, an Autographic Press, with four stones, &c., by Waterloo and Sons. —Apply to G. T. Truth, Accountant, Denbigh. 500o FOR SALE, about One Hundred and Fifty Thousand BRICKS, at Bed well, near Marchwiel, Wrexham.—Apply to Mr Bickerton, Buck Inn, Bangor. 460b UTEAM ENGINE.—TO BE SOLD, a IO Four-horse Power STEAM ENGINE. May be inspected at Bryngwyn Hall, near Caerwys.—For Price, &c., apply to T. D. Thomas, Esq., Stourbridge. 461b FOR SALE, a Large LOOKING GLASS' 6ft. by 4^ft., in a Splendid Rosewood Frame suitable for Dressmaking and Millinery Establishment. &c,—Apply to T. H. Sykes, Carver and Gilder, Queen's- square, Queen-stredt, Wrexham. 498b stgal anh F UWIC IFAFIAS. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, ESCLUSHAM, WREXHAM. THE FOUNDATION STONE of this Church will be laid by Mrs Yorke, of Erddig, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 24th of October, at 2.30 p.m. Arrangements have been made with the Tramway Company to convey passengers from Ruabon Toll Bar, at 2 p.m., to the site of the Church, and frem the site of the Church, after the ceremony, at 3.30 p.m., to Wrexham. JAMES DIXON, Hon. Sec. The Court, October 20th. 516o I the undersigned GEORGE PRICE, of Lambpit-street, Wrexham, Threshing Machine and Drill Owner, do hereby express my regret for having circulated statements affecting the position and credit of Mr David Jones, of High-street, Wrexham, and of the Vownog Farm, near Wrexham, Butcher and Farmer, I acknowledge that such Statements were untrue and entirely unfounded, and that I had no grounds for making the same, and I hereby apologise to Mr David Jones for the slander, and authorise him to publish this apology. Dated this 16th day of October, 1876. Witness, GEORGE PRICE. GEO. BEVAN, Clerk with Messrs Acton and Bury, Solicitors, Wrexbam 497b CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24TH, 1876. It is respectfully announced that n R. JJ0WARD JpAUL Who has just returned from Philadelphia, where he has been visiting the great Contennial Exhibition, will introduce his Grand ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCERT PARTY, From the Alexandra Palace, London, where they recently performed to over One Hundred Thousand Persons. MISS CLARA LESLIE, The eminent Soprano, from the St. James' Hall Concerts, London. MISS DOT RUDGE, A clever little Dancer, Siager, and Actress, from Drury Lane Theatre. MISS MARIAN MAY, From the St. James' Hall Ballad Concerts. MR HOWARD PAUL'S Characters will be given in costume, and include the following songs Not so bad for me," Beau belles," I'll strike you with a feather"' (new sensation song), When George the Third was King," Over the snow," Mary had a little lamb," Over her knee," The language of love" (from the Opera of Nemesis,") Broken English," I" Mrs Brown and her luggage," Rinking rose" (Towaley's new skating song), and McArdle's ast new song, "Did you ever ? No I never 1" Doors open at 7.30. Commences at 8. Carriages at 10. Front seats, 2s; Second seats, Is; Third seats, 6d Family tickets of Four to Reserved seats, 8s 6d; Children Half-price to Front seats. Persons 'wishing to secure Seats from a Plan can do so on payment of 6d extra, when the Seat will be numbered and reserved. Tickets of Messrs C. Bayley and Co., Mnsicsellew, &c., Caxton Building, 51, Hope- street, Wrexham. 499b Ifygal aixfr gublit Jfatius. RT rjpREASURES E XH I BITION. WREXHAM. DEMONSTRATION IN HONOUR OF IAJOR CORNWALLIS WEST, LorJ-Lieutenant of Denbighshire. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. L MUSICAL CONVERSAZIONE i will be held in the ART GALLERY OF THE tXSIBlTION, On MONDAY Evening, November 27, (1 which occasion an Address will be presented to Major Cornwallis West. To commence at Eight o'clock. Morning Dress. Tickets-2s 6d each (including refreshments). Also, on WEDNESDAY, December 6, A DRESS AND FANCY BALL (CALICO). rickets-Gentlemen, One Guinea Ladies, Half-a- Stinea (including supper). Dancing to commence at Nte o'clock. 'ickets for Conversazione and Ball to be bad at the pricipal Booksellers' Shops, or from MR J. F. EDISBURY, Hon. Secretary to Demonstration Committee. 509c ^TREXHAM rpREASURES EXHIBITION. PATEON: HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. OPEN DAILY, FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. Ot Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Six to Nige p.m., ADMISSION, SIXPENCE. Wien the Exhibition Blilid will play a selection of favourite airs. Ie to At the earnest solicitation of many of the Gentry of Wrexham and the neighbourhood, and to afford those who have not hitherto availed themselves of the privi. lege of visiting this most valuable and interesting Exhi- bition, the Executive Committee have deferred the closing until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH. It is earnestly suggestej that the public should at cnce take advantage ot tie now limited period during which the GREATEST MODERN EXHIBITION OF PAINTING, FINE ARTS, AD INDUSTRY ever seen in the Principality or the North of England will remain open.— Vide London and Provincial Press. 431p ART TREASURES EXHIBITION, WREXHAM. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT. TIltRE will be a few Spaces Vacant and JL to LET, on Monday, the 2<rd October, till the close of the Exhibition, Novembor 25th. Immediate application requisite. 571c DAVID JOHNSON. ART TREASURES EXIIIBITIGN, WREXHAM. MONTHLY TICKETS, from October 21st to November 25th. pri^e 7s 6d, may be obtained at the Exhibition Offices, and of Mr J. F. Edisbury, and Mr Potter, of Higb-Stceet. Season Tickets expiring on the 224d inst., will not be available after that date. c WREXHAM DISTRICT AUXIUAHY TO THE UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1876, A pERMISSIYE JJILk MEETING WILL BE HELD IN Tltf; PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. SIR WILFRID LAWSON, BART, M.P. REV PREBENDARY GRI&R, M.A., J. H. EAPES, ESQ., And other Gentlemen will DELIVER ADDRESSES. THE CILUR WILL BE TAKEN AT O'CLOCK. Admission Free. Reserved Seats Is. Tickets may be obtained from the Misseg waiting, Messrs Hughes and Son, C. Bayley and Co., j. Rogers, R. Potter, W. Kendrick, J. E. POwell, and J. W. Jones, Secretary, 17, Crescent Terrace. A TEA MEETING of the friends to Welcome Sir Wilfrid will be held in the Temp«raUce Hall, in the afternoon of the above date. Tea on the table at four p.m. Tickets Is each, may be had from the LO.G.T. Lodges, or from the Secretary. The above deputation from the Alliance will address a meeting in the Town Hall, Denbigh, on Friday evening, the 27th October. P. H. CHAISES, Esq., J.P., will preside. 481p Royal AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. LIVERPOOL MEETING, 1877. FARM PRIZES. In connection with the Country keetilig of the Society for the year 1877, the following Prizes are offered by the Liverpool Local Committee for the best managed Farms in Lancashire, CheshIre, Denbighshire, or Flintsbire:- SECTION 1.-ARABLE FARMS with at least two thirds of their area under rotation of cropping. CLASS 1-Farms, of One Hunflrcd a^d fifty Acres and upwards in extent 1:59. CLASS 2-—Eanns above Eighty Acres ja extent, and under One Hundred and Fifty Acres, F|rst Prize JE40, Second JB20. CLASS 3.-Farras above Forty Acres in extent, and under Eighty Acres, 120. SECTION II.-DA-IRy OR STOCK frARtfS, wher the con1"86 °f cultivation is chiefly directed to the production of Cheese or Butter, or of anialal food. CLASS 4.—Farms of not less than Two Hundred Acres in extent, J650. CLASS S.-Fsrms of not less than One Hundred Acres and under Two Hundred Acres, First prize .,£40, second JE20. CLASS 6.—Farms of not less than Fifty but under One Hundred Acres, £ 20. SECTION III.-F ARMS in the Isle of 9.D. CLASS 7.-Farms of Seventy Acres or upWanis in extent, .225. CLASS 8.-Farms under Seventy Acrw in extent, but not less than Twenty-five Acres, Lla. r The Last Day of Entry is October slst, I876 Forms ef entry and conditions of competition may be had oiL application to H. M. JENKl5, Secretary. 12, Hanover-Square, London, W* 462b gtgat anb public llDfÏas. RE JOHN CHARLES MILLER (DECEASED.) PUKSUANT to an Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35, intitued" An Act to further amend T the law of property and to relieve trustees." Notic is Hereby Given, that all Creditors and other persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the estate of John Charles Miller, lite of DenDi h, in the county of Denbigh, medical asristant, deceased (who died on the 13th day of Sept"mber, 18,(;, and whose Will was proved in the District Registry attached to Her Majesty's Court of Probate, at St. Asaph, on the 11th day of October, 1876, by Alice Parry Miller, widow, the sole executrix thereof), are hereb required to send in writing the particulars of their Claims or Demands to the said executrix at the offices of ns, the undersigned, her solicitors, on or before the 13th day of December, 1876, at the expira- lion of which time he sa d Executrix will procee to dis- tribute the Asset- of the said Testator among the perso en- titled thereto having regard to those claims only oi which .he said Executrix'shall then have had otice, and the said 8 Executrix will not be liable for the Assets so di-tributed, or b any pirts thereof, 10 any person or pcr-ons of whose claim she shall not have had notice at the time of distribution. t Dated this 12th day of October, 187G. PARRY JONES & SON, 477 Solicitors, Denbigh. RE EVAN DAVIES (DECEASED.) PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35, intituled "An Act to further amend the law of property and to relieve.trustees." Notice is Herebv Given, that all Creditors and other persons having afcy CLAIMS or DEMANDS against the estate of Evan Davies, late of King's Mills and Segroit Farm, near Denbigh, in the county of Denbigh, farmer and corn and flour mer- chant, deceased (who died on the 20rh day o! Aug..St. 1876. and whose Will was proved iu the District Registry att-ched to Her Majesty's Court of Probate, at St. Asapli, on the dth day of October, 1S76, by David Davies and THomas Parry, the executors thereof), are hereby required to send in Writing the particulars of their Claims or Demands to the said execu- I tors at the offices of us, the undersigned, their solicit rs, on or j before the 15th day of November, lSiü, at the expirat on of which time the said Executors will proceed to distribute the Assets of the said Testator among the persons entit ed thereto naving regard to those Claims only of which the said Execu- tors shail then have had notice, and the said executors will not be liable for the Assets so distributed, or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim they shall not have had notice at the time of distribution. Dated this 12th day flf October, 1876. PARRY JONES & SON, 478 Solicitors, Denbigh. €hciion MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—You are perhaps aware that my term of office, as one of the representatives of the borouirli, expires on the First Sovember next. During the five years I have had the pleasure of being one of your representatives, I have for two successive years had the honour of being mayor. I am not induced so much by the solicitations of my friends, who are many, as of my own free will, to become a candidate again for municipal honours, bein. anxious, as a large ratepayer, to have a voice in the expenditure of the rates. During the la,;t few years, there have been considerable sums of money spent in what I may call permanent improvements;" such as providing a ceme- tery, a smithfield, opening new roads, and otherwise and it will be observed that such sums have been borrowed at moderate rates of interest, and the repayments thereof I spread over a number of years, thereby securing a contribu- tion from the next generaion, so that, the present shall not bear the whole of the burden. It is said that the rates are high and growing. So they are and as a ratepayer I can speak from experience; but we must not forget that improve- ments cost money, however judiciously it may be spent, and that if we are to cope with neighbouring towns, we must be equal in enterprise. I need scarcely tell you that I have, during the whole term of my office, endeavoured to do the best I could for the burgesses, knowing that their interests were identical with my own, and all I can now say is, that if I am again elected you may depend upon my best attentions to your interests. It would not, perhaps, be out of place to remind you that, during the five years of my office, I have been summoned to attend :51 meetings of the Council and Committees, and have been absent il only, so that, in com- parison with that of other members, you will find that I have the largest number of attendances to my credit. Apologising for troubling you with so long an address, I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, ROBERT LLOYD. Pen-y-bryn House, October 13th, 1876. 4138 TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—TWO years ago, nearly now, I offered myself as a candidate for municipal services. You then allowed me to go into the Council un. opposed, I pledged mvs-ilf to do all I could to promote our common interests as ratepayers and citizens, and I can con- scientiously say that, to the utmost of my ability, I have performed that pledge. I offer my services again to you, and if you have approved of my general behaviour in the past, and will elect me at the forthcoming election, for the second time to represent you in our local Parliament, I promise faithfully to renew my interest in the promotion of everything that will conduce to our common good. For my views unon the past, present, and future local matters, I respectfully solicit your perusal of my Pamphlet on the subject. I have the honour to remain, Your obedient servant, ISAAC SHONE. Pentrefelin House, Wrexham, 18th October, 1876. 519 MR H. BENNETT, ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER AT ST. MARK'S CHURCH, WREXHAM, (Formerly pupil of Sir Sternr'ale Bennett, and Sir Julius Benedict), Begs to announce that he is prepared to attend and receive Pupils for PIANOFORTE. ORGAN, HARMONIUM, AND SINGING. PRIVATE RESIDENCF. STANLEY-STREET, HIGHTOWN, WREXIIANii. 8c ESTABLISHMENT for the Board and Education of Young Ladies, conducted by the Misses SIMONS. Tavistock House, Wrexham. 465 ] JJBAWING AND pAINTING. MORNING CLASS FOR LADIES, HELD AT THE SAVINGS BANK, WREXHAM. I MASTER MR WALTER CRAISTER, Head Master of the Chester x School of Art. The Autumn Session begins on Monday, September th, 1876. Monday 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. FEES :—JE2 29 per Session, or 10s per monthl The Spring Session begins February 1st and ends Jane 30th. The Autumn Session begins September 1st and ends Jarualy 31st. All Fees to be paid in Advance. MR. SPARROW, (Organist of Ruabon Chuf ch, and Private Organist to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart, M.P.), Teacher of the ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND SINGING. SCHOOLS ATTENDED. Engagements accepted for Concerts as SOLO TENOR, AND AS CONDUCTOR Of .Choral Societies. IVft R S. visits London periodically for the -— selection of PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS, 7bich (from many years' practical experience) he is enabled to supply of the best quality and on reasonable terms. For Terms apply to Mr SPABSOW, Enabon. 1020o tgaI anb otins. I HUGH PRICE, Senior, Contradict the Statement made against inv Wife, Elizabeth Price. 13, Penybryn. (Signed) HUGH PRICE, Senr., 520b 13. Penybryn. tnhtr$. UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT OF BERSHAM. TENDERS are invited for the supply of -M- COAL, to be delivered in the coalhouses of Peny- eIli (inclegina Tabor Hill), and Bersham Board Schools, between the 1st November and the 1st April next. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before Lhe 24th inst. THOMAS BURY, Wrexham, Clarif to the Board. 1 10th October, 1876. 464 gloittir.. MONEY LENT o?. Security of approved Stocks, Leaseholds, or other Personal Estate; Apply to Mr PRICE, Aberderfvn Brick Works. Ruabon. 352h Y¥/ REX HAM DISTRICT PERMANENT ▼ BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.—MONEY LENT, on Approved Security.—Apply to Mr R. C. Fearnley, Secretary, 3, Arcade Chambers, Wrexham. 463b ^rabfsmtn's glbbrtssis. SPECIAL NOTICE. WE respectfully inform the Public that we are now in receipt of a LARGE DELIVERY of Extra Quality CHEVIOT TWEEDS For Suits, &c.. in the new Autumnal Shades of Heather, Brown, Grey, &c &c., PRICE, 67/6 EACH SUIT FOR CASH. The above are warranted to be thoroughly shrunk, of the best quality, and to be the most durable and comfortable material in wear ever introduced to the public. This department being under the management of an experienced West End Cutter, our customers may rely on all Garments turned out by us being of GOOD FIT and of superior Style and Finish. We respectfully invite com- parison of PRICE and QUALITY. A large stock always on hand of TAILOR-MADE Ladies' Paletots and Waterproof Cloaks and Ulsters. JIT. & J. PRICIIAIMD, 14, HOPE-STREET, 394h WREXHAM. HAND LOOM BLACK SILKS. E. gMITH Begs to invite attention to his stock of the above, for which he is sole agent in Wrexham, being made of the finest Italian silk, in warp and weft, and of perfectly pure dye, free from, all sizing. He confidently recommends them for dura- bility. for retaining their lustre throughout constant usage, and not to split or wea.r greasy. Silk, Costume, and Mantle Warehouse. MILLINERY &. DRESSMAKING. 26 HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. DENTISTRY. R AL L L I N, DENTIST, APOTHECARIES' HALL, 18, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM. ATTENDANCE EVERY THURSDAY, From 10 to 7. « Teeth fixed without extracting teeth or stumps, and teeth filled, scaled, or cleaned without the least pain. Every description of repairs are undertaken, including misfitting, or ill-adapted set of teeth, and thorough adaptation and fit guaranteed. Consultations Free" 4493 JOHN SMITH, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Sales of all kinds both in Town and Country conducted on very reasonable terms. Prompt cash settle- ment guaranteed. Cash advanced goods consigned for positive sale. OFFICE-88, WELLINGTON-BOAD, RHYL. 474h STUl) FOX TERRIER.-—Fee, 5s. Pedigre# and particmlars from Mr E. MANN, Glanllyn, St. Asaph. 5050 PURE WINTER VETCHES, Grown in the Vale of Clwyd. APPLY TO JOHN JgLLIS ROBERTS, SEEDSMAN, VALE STREET, DENBIGH. 445b fJTHOMAS ]y|[YDDLETON, KING'S HEAD INN, RUTHIN, HORSE BREAKER AND HORSE CLIPPER. Terms on application. Orders punctually attended to. 512c HIGH CLASS PORTRAITS TAKEN JU- DATLY at HELSBY'S ART STUDIO, DENBIGH, from 10 to ti. Saturday, 10 to 4. Portraits from Life of the late Mr Martin Smith, for six or twelve stamps. Agent for the Vale of Clwyd Royal Bouquet, as supplied to H. R. H. the Princess of Wales, in bottle, from 1/- to 6/6 each. 432p