Wrexham Guardian

.f ales hy SUttfwm. Messrs. Baugli, Jones, & Co. NOTICE. THE Sale advertised to t.nke pln.?e by P>AITOH..TOKKS. and CO., nt Apothecaries Hall, neir WreTha-m, «-n We the 2nd day of May, 1877, WILL NOT TAKE PLACE. 54Ge WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. SALE of T^AT and STORE STOCK every Tn'r Day. at Ten o'clock, nrd ttip Auctioneers' respectfully request that the Stock be at the Mart early. BAUGH, JONES, & CO. 472f FREEHOLD AT THE LODGE, BRYMBO. To he Sold by Auction by MESSRS BATTGH..TONES, & CO., at the Lion Hotel, Hope-street. Wrexham, on Friday, the 14th day of May, in one lot. and subject to such conditions as shall be then -produced, nil that Genteel Rcidence called GLAN ABER," eontainincr kitchen, parlour, back kitchen, nantry, surgery, and waitinsr room, five bedrooms, conch-house, Stable. cowhouse, and srood frnrden. situate at the Lodsje, JBrymho and in the occupation of Mr John Dickeason, Surgeon, or his nnrlcr-tenants. Possession may be had on the 10th July. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to John Jones, Solicitor, Wrexham. 518e GRESFORD, DENBIGHSHIRE. Tt be Sold by Auction by V H/TESSES BAUGH. JONES, and CO.. at the Lion Hot* JH Hope-street, Wrexham, on Tuesday, the l«th flay of May, 1877, at Four,-p.m., precisely, in the following or such other lote. 9, may be sorted upon at the lime of pale, and sub- ject t. conditions. Lot I.-All that newly erected MESSUAGE or DWEL- LING-HOUSE, calfd M¿,ss Cottaa-e," together with the mccellent garden. statle". piggeries, bakehouse. and piece of land thereunto belonging, and held therewith, situate near Oarthagena, Gresford, and containing by estimation 4 acres or thereabouts, he the same more or less, and now in the occupa- tion of Mr Thomas Lewis. Lot .-AIl those three MESSUAGES or COTTAGES, Situate near the Cross House. Gresford, and now in the re- spective occupations of Mr Meredith, Mr Robert. Williams, and another. This lot adjoins the Turnpike Road leading from Wrexham to Chester. Lot 3.-All that MESSUAGE, or D\ve!rg-Honse and Garden, situate in Vicarage-lane, Gresford, now in the occu- pation of Mr G'Orcc Lewis. For further particulars apply to Mr John Allinfften Hughes, solicitor, Wrexham, or to the Auctioneer?, Temple-row, Wrexham. 6060 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Sale of FREEHOLD LAND" and DWELLING-HOUSES, in the townships of BROUGHTON and B ERSHAIII, near Wrexham, Denbighshire. MESSRS BAUGH. JONES & CO., are instructed by the trustees of the late Samuel .Tones, Esquire, "rymbo, to Sell by Auction on ati early day in the month of May, 1877, ix severil lots, and subject to conditions, All that Freehold Farm, with the stone-built Dwelling- house, Outbuilding and Cottaee, tog-ether with eleven several Pields, pieces or parcels of land thereto belonging1, and there- with held, called the Lower Mill Tenement,. situate near Berse Drelinconrt, i. the said township of Broubton. and containing in the whole 23 ncres, or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr Joseph Edwards. Also, all the stone-built and slated Messuacre, or Dwellinar- house and Cotfsre adjoining, with the gardens and outbuild- iags thereto belonplnsr. together with all those nine several Field-, pieces or parcels of land, and small croft adjoining thereto and therewith held, called Cite Sheaf. Cae Salusbury. and Cefn FJdd", situate et or near the Pentre. in the Faid township of I'.rouehton. and containing in the whole 24a 2r Op, er thereabout s, and now. and for some years past in the eccupation of Mr James Jones. Also, all those eight Messuages or Cottages, with the jfardens and appurtenances thereunto be10D;:(in;, situate at Pentre Broujrhton. aforesaid and also a sr«nll Croft near thereto, containing a quarter of an acre or thereabouts, and m«W in the respective occupations of Mr Eleanor Davies, WeSsrs Georce Jone.», Cariwalodr .lones Josiah Parker, Wiiliam Williams, William Davies, Mrs Kliza Parry, and Mrs Ro,doliffe. Also, all that stome-b\iiltMecsua £ reor DwPlling-house, with the parden and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at Coedpoeth, in the township of Bersham, near the Wesleyan Chapel, and now in the occupation of Mr i^irhard Williams. Also, all that stone-built Buildine, formerly used as a carpenter's shop, smith's shop, and stort" rooms, near the above (His property, at a small outlay, might be converted into cottages;, and now in the occupation of Mr Richard Williams, And also all that field, piece, or parcel of Land adjoining the al»ove, oontnininp 111\ 2r Op or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr Richnrd Williams. This land is a most eligible site for building purposeg. Parts of the above described property will be pinb-divided iato small lot's to meet the requirements of the parties, ard are in the midst of one of the most important mining districts ik this locality. Full particulars will anpear in future advertisements, and printed particulars with plans will be prepared and ready for delivery ten days trior to the sale. In the mPIlI1tirne. furtner information miv be obtained from Mr J. Allinrton Husrhes, juaicitor, "Wrexham: or from the Auctioneers, Temple Chambers, Wrexhnm. Wrexham, 9th March, 1877. 475e Mr Parry. PENLEY, Distant about three iritis from Kllesmere Station, and six irom Wrexham, Sale of excellent Husbandry Implements, Carriages, Dog Cart, Fishing Net. Fishing Boat on trsvpllinsf carriage, Glazed Cu, umber an-i Fand Lisrhty, Billiard Table, with balls, cues, ardmarlrintr board Dairy Verbis, and a variety of other effects, removed for convenience of sale to the Dvmock's Arms Inn, Penley. Flintshire. MR PARRY beg9 to announce instructions from Mrs Dymock. who bas no further u->> for the same, to Sell by Auction, on S:atut d-, v, the 5th dav of May, 1877 also a superior Walnut Drawing Room Suite. hindeome Walnut Cheffonier, Bedroom Furniture, Carpets ard Hearthrugs, &c., h., the property of a gentleman who is removing. Sale at One o'clock punctually, Catalogues may be obtained from the Inns at Penley, or from the Auctioneer, Kllesmere. 542o Messrs Cooper & Son. PL ASSET FARM, WIISLINGTON, Three miles from Hltnmer, COOPER AND SON have received instructions from Mr Eaton to Sell by Auction, on Monday, April 30th, 1877, at twelve o'clock. two Cows and Calves, Cow in calf, four Heifers and Calves, two Heifers in calf, two stirk Heifers, eleven yearling Heifers, .vew and six Pigs, in-pig Gilt, Farminsr Implement-, Dairy Vessels, and part of the House- hold and Bedroom Fu-niilure. Refreshments will be provided at Eleven o'clock, Printed particulars may be had from the Auctioneers, Whitchurch, Salop. 5450 Messrs. Heather and Co. RHYL. Sale of Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, beinsr 20, Queen- ktreet, and FOUR COTTAGES in Mill Bank. MESSRS HBATHER AND CO. WIN SELL BY AUCTION; at the Royal Hot< 1, Rhyl, on Monday, 7th of May 1877, at Four for Five o'clock n.m. punctually fsubject to 'conditions then and there to be produced), the Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES situate and being in Queen- atreet and Mill Bank.. For further part;cu'ars and Order* to Mew apply to W. R. Williams, Esq., Solicitcr, Water-street; or Heather and Co. Office: 23, Boifor-street, Rhyl. 54"b RHYL. Sale of Valuable FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, 19, QUEEN. STREET. MESSRS HHATHER & CO., will SELL BY AUCTION at the Royal Hot 1, Rhyl, on Monday, 7th day of May, 1877, at four for the o'clock pm. punctually (subject to con- ditions to be then t roduoert), the valaable FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate and being 19, Queen street, BhvJ, containing three Entertaining Rooms, six Bed Rooms, with Yard und usual Offices, aud late in the oecupationot Mrs Fielding, deceased. v Property inmost conveniently Nifuated, being m the centre of the Town nl1 a very short distance from the Pier. For further particulars and orders to view, apply to Messrs Finchett, Maddock. MQi; and Sharp, solicitors, Chaster; or to the Auctioneers, Bodfor Street, Rhyl. office: 23, Bodior Street. 404h Mr B- E. Jones. HRTH JONES will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, May lUth, 1H77, at the Harp, Llaufuirtalhaiarn, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITU HE, &c., &c. Post Office, Llausanuan, April 23, 1877. 523c Mr H. Cooko. -==-= K N 0 L TON, F LIN T^S HIRE. In the Parish of Overton. I>ESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. To be Sold by Auction, by -*JTB H. COOKE, at the Bowling Green Inn, Overton, JVL in the oounty of Flint, On Monday, the 14th day of M»v 1377 at Three for Four o'clock in the Afternoon, In the fottoVing'or su' h other lota e.s may be agreed upon at the time of aud subject to conditions to he then read Lot i.-A compact and eligible FARM, comprising a com- fortable Dweliins-house, with Yard, Garden, Orchard, Out- buidings, and Appurtenance-, and several pieces of excellent Arable, Meadow, and pasture Land, containing together, according to the recent ordnance survey, 38a. Sr. 82p. (more ar lass), in the occupation of Mr Henry Lea. Let 2-A piece of rich PASTUKE LAND, containing, according to the said survey la. IT. 3((p. (more or leee), adjoin- ing the road leading from Overton toKnolton, in the occupa- tion of the said Mr Lea. The property is situate in the tTownshipof Knolton, in the mrish of Overton, in the county of Fliut, lies up to ffood t mda, adjoins the lands ef Edmund Peel, G. H. Horsfall, — T&oteon and Arthur M. Owen, Esqnires, Mr Salter, and the Bepreseutativee of the late W. Dickin, is distant aaont a mile fibm the village of Overton, fonr from Ellesineio, and seven fn><n Wrexham. The Lands are of a rich lAtsrcd, timbered, in a good state of cultivation, and the eibaition commands fine views. Tie Tenant will show the lots, and particulars, witfa plans attoDfaad, and any farther information may be o at (Vertices oi Me Ml tar, solicitor, FAWEDem QIIa Sales by udian. Messrs. Churton, Elphick, & Co. Important Sale of Dairy Cows and Heifers, Wagon Horses, Figs, Produce, Jianure. Implements of Husbandry, Steam Engine, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, and a small portion of the Household Furniture, at CHURCH HOUSE, FARN- DON, Cheshire. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK, and CO., beg to an- nounce that they have been favoured with instructions from the executors of the late Richard Powdrell, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, on Monday, April 80th, 1877, com- mencing at Twelve o'clock to the minute, the whole of the valuable live and dead FARMING STOCK, comprising 18 young dairy cows and heifers, calved and in calf; yearling heifer, well bred two-year-old short-horn bull, powerful black wagon mare, rising seven years old, about 18 hands a ditto ditto, about 16 hands, aged; sow and 11 pigs, strong store pig, quantity of Skerry Blue, York, Regent, Myatt's, and other potatoes, about 60 tons of farm yard minure; the whole of the Implements of Husbandry, including broad and nar- row-wheeled wagons and carts, with harvest gearing, straw cart. hay tedder, horse-rake, ploughs, harrows, two-horse power steam engine, with shafting pulleys, &c.; chaff cutter, turnip pulper, horse gears, &c.; together with the clairy and brewing vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture. Luncheon on the table at Eleven o'clock, Sale at Twelve punctually. Catalogues may lie obtained from the Auctioneers' Offices, Chester. 500d In Liquidation. Sale ef Valuable Loose Materials. Effects of Carpenters and Smiths' Shops, Stores, New Bar Iron, Scrap ditto, Rail- way Coal Waggons,' Bedg-e Rujls, a quantity of Cannel, Office Furniture and other Eifects, at LEES WOOD GREEN COLLIERY, about 2 miles from the Padeswood Station, and 4 miles from Mold. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK, & CO. have received instructions from the Official Liquidator of the Lees- wood Cannel and Gas Coal Company Limited, to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, May 1st. 1877, commencing at 12 o'clock punctually, the above-mentioned valuable EFFECTS. comprising 18 excellent railway coal wagons, in capital con- dition the contents of smiths' and carpenters' shops, inclu- ding bellows, anvils, SWltC"c blocks, vices, tools, stocks, dies, braces, bits, &c.; casks of grease, oil, &c.; quantity of cast tub wheels and pedestals, axle boxes, pedestal brasses, nails, ropes, chains, new bar iron, wrousht and cast scrap iron, 47 pit wagons, about 10 tons of bridge rails, points and crossings single purchase crab wiuch, 4-inch wheeled cart with gearing, set of thrill gears, two capital donkeys, about 180 tons of smooth Cannel, &c.; also the OFFICE FURNITURE, including tables, desks, arm chairs, paper cases, letter racks, miner's dial with stand complete. fin ex- cellent fire-proof iron safe, by Whitfield and Sons, Birming- ham steam guage, surveyor's chain, and other miscsllaneous Effects. Catalogues may be obtained from Messrs. MULLENS and BOSANQUET. 11, Queen Victoria-street, London; C. A. HARRISON, Esq., 22, Waterloo-street, Birmingham, and 38, King-street, Cheapside, London; or from the AUCTIONEERS, Chester. 499o Messrs Dew and Son. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Sale of the desirable Freehold Farm, called Ty Du, situate at Nantyr, in the parish of Llangadwalaar, in the county of Denbigh. To be Sold by Public Auction, by MESSRS WM. DEW AND SON, at the Hand Hotel, Chirk, on Saturday, the 19th day of May, 1877, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, the above-named FARM, comprising- 85a lr 33p of Arable and Pasture Land, together with the Farmhouse and Buildings. Plans and particulars will shortly be isoned, and may be had of Mr George Woodcock, solicitor. Bailey-lane, Coven- try of Messrs Evans and Morris, Castle-street, Llangollen and from the Auctioneers, Bangor and Rhyl. 4»9c PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. DENBIGHSHIRE. Sale of very desirable Freehold Farms in the parishes of Llanrhaiadr and Gyffyliiog, and valuable Houses and Building Land in the town of Denbigh, and ditto in Derwen Villasre, and Chemist Shop and Dwelling-house situate in Well-street, Ruthin. To be Sold by Auction, by iT ESRS DEW AXD SON, at the Bull Hotel. Denbigh, iki on Thursday, the 31st of May, 1877, the following Farms and other properties PARISH OF LLANEHAIADR. Penybryn Pare and Bryn Feel. PARISH OF GYFFYLLIOG. Cefniwrwch, Cefn Issa, Penffordd, Nant Mostyn, and Cae'r Hafod. TOWN AND SUBURBS OF DENBIGH. The Ropory close to the Station, a most desirable site for a Hotel (so much needed). The Big Garden divided into most elierible building lots. The east portion of the Lower Park on the Ruthin Road, with a frontage to the Ystrad Road, divided in Lota for Villas. Brynypark, situate under the "Yalls of the Ancient Castle, and adjoining Howell's School, commandins fine view of the vale. Dwelling House and Smithy in Swine Market. Three Dwelling Houses in Middle-lane, and Plot of Building Land in Post Offioe-lnne and two excellent Dwelling-houses in Vale-street, in the occupation of Messrs J. Joneti and Vaughau Jones. VILLAGE OF DERWEN. The Blue Bell Inn, and Shop, House, and Smithy, Post Office, Cefn Post, and several Plots and Accommodation Land. TOWN OF RUTHIN. That commodious House and Shop and extensive Back Premises, situate in Well-street, in the occupation of Mr J. J. Bancroft. Lithographed plans and full particulars will shortly be issued, and may be had of Messrs Gold Edwards and Weston, solicitors, Denbigh; and of the Auctioneers, Well- field House, Bangor, and the Town Hall, Rhyl. 4S7c Mr. W. E. Hill. PENTREPANT HALL. OSWESTRY. So be Sold by Auction, by MR W. H. HILL, under instructions from Mrs Crump, who is changing her residence, on Thursday, May 3r<i, 1877, and following day if necessary, on the above premises, situate about one mile from the Railway Stations, at Oswestry, portions of the useful mahogany rosewood and walnut FURNITURE :n Entrance Hall, Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms, twelve Bed and Dressing-rooms, and Servants' Offices, consisting of easy and other chairs, dining, occasional, card, and chess tables, soia. couches, ottomans, cellnrate, barometer, eight-day hall clock, bookcases, inlaid cabinet, chiffoniers, small box organ, billiard table, 8ft. by 4ft. with cues, balls, &c., in excellent order; carved antique oak chairs, wardrobe, chests of drawers, washstands, towel airers, dressing tables and glasses, iron hnlf-te ter and other bed- steads. mattresses, feather beds, blankets, quilts, chamber- wares, handsome 12-light chandelier, Brussels* and other carpets, wo' 1 rugs, kamptulicou, window cornices and draperies, eneravings. oil paintings, several cases of mounted animals, birdsar.d insects,magic lantern,telescopes, archery and croquet sets, strong iron plate safes, valuable books, and colleo tion of 200 etchings of celebrated artistes, China, glass, plated geods, paraffin and oil lamps, kitchen and culinary articles, washing machine, aviaries, birdcages, useful dairy and brewing vessels, several wine and ale casks, also three sets of single harness, gentlemen' ladies', and pony saddles; bridles, whips, elegant pony carriage, useful Alexandra cart, wheel hay cut- ter, nearly new; sundry stable requisites, excellent double- barrel pun, &c., in case revolver, patent weighing machine, twelve Campanula. Pyramidalis, and numerous other plants in pots; forcing pito, wall And garden lights, with box frames; lawn mower, garden tools, about two tons of capital hay in truss, quantity of manure, pony, barren C,¡W, half-bred Aldemey Heifer, short-horn heifer in c«lf, seven strontr store pigs, about fitty choice poultry, comprising pure Bramah and Dorking fowls; Aylesbury and Muscovey ducks, peacock and hen, pigeons, together with numerous out-door and, other useful effects, of which full particulars may be seen in the catalogue-1, to be had about one week previous to the sale, at the otlioes of the Auctioneer, Brook-Street, Oswestry, Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. 513 Mr. Lloyd. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. NEXT FAIR, MAY 3rd. MR GRIFFITHS, Rhoden's Hall, has instructed MR LLOYD to SELL BY AUCTION, at Eleven o'clock— 2 Rich Roan SHORT-HORN BULLS. Pedigrees at time of Sale. 507o MONTHLY HORSE SALE AT THE WYNNSTAY ARMS HOTEL, WREXHAM, MAY 3rd, 1877. MR LLOYD begs most respectfully to announce that his next Monthly Sale of Horses will take place at the Wynnstav Arras Hotel, Wrexham, on Thursday, May 3rd, wlien he will offer for Sale about 35 Cart and Hack Horses, Ponies, Cobs, Hunters, Cart and Hack Colts, Ac. Further entries respectfully solicited, which should be sent, early, so that they may be particularised in Catalogues and fully advertised. The property of Mr Peter Griffiths, Street Issa, Hope, Flint- shire. "YOUNG MARQUIS," is rising 4 years old, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, with great muscular power, plenty of bone, and good action, and has proved himself a sure foal fetter. Young Marquis" was got by Bold Bill, the property of Mr Charles Roberts, Rossett. Young Marquis'dam was got by Prince of Wales, the property of Mr William Jones, Street Isaa Farm, Hope. Prince of Wales was got by that cele- brated horse Young Marquis, the property of Mr Hugh Hughes, Hope, Flintshire, winner ;of five first-class prizes, also the first special prize at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show held at Chester in 1855. It is useless to trace the pedigree any further, as the breed has been so well known in the country for many years. Sale at Two o'clock prompt. Offices: Plassey Farm, Wrexham. 509b THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 1877.-WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. MR LLOYD begs to inform his numerous friends and supporters that he has taken the First and Seeond Stands in the New Smithfield (which is on the left-hand side of the in the New Smithfield (which is on the left-hand side of the e w entrance), where he will in future hold his Fortnightly Sale of Cattle, Sheop, Pigs, &c.. and trusts he shall receive the same support that has hitherto been acoorded him, during the time hehtabeen in business as an Auctioneer, and has the pleasure of announcing his Third Sale will take place on Thursday, May 3rd. The following Stocks are already entered A Prime lot of Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulls. In-calf Cows, and with Calves at foot, Barren Stirks, Stored Bulls, &c. A magnificent lot of Fat and Rearing Calves, a prime lot of Shropshire and Cross-bred Fat Sheep, a number of Pork and Bacon Pigs, alsa Stores. Sale to commence at Ten o'clock prompt, Comaeacisg with Calves and Figs, 39!f JMfs Im Jiuxfi0iT. '-J Messrs Snape and Birch- WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. FAIR DAY, MAY Ird, 1877. ESSRS FNAPE AND BIRCH will Offer in their Mart irJL the following Stock:- Fat Bulls, Bullocks, and Heifers Ditto Calves and Pigs Store Stock comprises 15 three-year-old Welsh Bullocks, Stirks, Barren Cows and Calvers, Stock Bulls, and other Stock not yet entered. Also, in the Horse Fair, a Valuable Grey Cob, Steady in Saddle and Harness. Lion House, Wrexham. 533b Mr Lovatt. PRELIMINARY. )(0. 3, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. MR LOVATT has been instructed by Mrs Thomas (who has disposed of the Business), to SELL BY ATRCTION, upon the premises No. 3, Hope-street, on Monday, May 28th, 1877, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects. Full particulars will be duly announced. Old Swan Inn, Wrexham, April 27th, 1877. 537b Sales bn 1p rib ate Contract. HAY.—For Sale, from Eight to Ten Ton' of nrime HAY*. Apply by letter to A.B., Guardian Office, Wrexham. 5470 ON SALE.—A young COW and splendid Heifer CALF, Cheap, Apply to Tom D. McLevie, Old Maid's Farm, Rhosneswiey. BUILDING LAND for SALE, in Lots, on both sides of Argyle-street, ANI fronting Rhosddu-road.—Applv to William Low, iioseneath, Wrexham. 530b FOR SALE, about One Hundred and Fifty Thousand BRICKS, at Bedwell, sear Marchwiel, Wrexham.— Apply to Mr Bickerton, Buck Inn, Bangor. 460O FOR SALE —A bay PONY, quiet to drive or ride, with good action fast, and suitable for a lady. Al9o, a two- wheel Aylesbury OART, Harness, Lamp, &c.-Apply to A. H. Reid, 3, Temple-row, Wrexham. Clio ITepl anfr public |fottces. BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. BYE-LAWS. TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Borough of Wrexham, acting as an Urban Sanitary Authority, at a Special Meeting of the Council, held on the 14th day uf March, 1877, made and passed BYE-LAWS for the regul ition of the Smithfield. Beast. Market, and other Markets in the said Borough, and for imposing certain Tolls, Tollages, and dues in respect thereof; ai d that on the 24th day of April instant, the said Coullcillnade and passed certain Alterations therein. That a Copy of such Bye-Laws, with such alterations is deposited in my office, and will be Open thereat during office hours, to the inspection of the Ratepayers of the Borough, without Fee or Reward. That it is the intention of the Council, after the expiration of one month from the publication of this Notice, to apply to the Local Government Board that such Bye-Laws, as altered, be confirmed. By Order, JOHN JAMES, ™ Town Clerk. Town Clerk s Office, Wrexham, 24th April, 1877. 520h MERIONETHSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. A PRIZE of £ 20 will be awarded at the Annual Show of the above Society, to be held at Bala, in September, 1877, to the be-t stallion for agricultural purposes that has travelled and served mares in the Bala district in the season of 1877, at a price not exceeding £1 a mare, all fees inclusive. For further panicalars apply to Thomas Ellis, Henblas, Bala. £ 05f MERIONETHSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, A PRIZE of £ 20 will be awarded at the Annual Show of the above Society, to be held at Bala, in September, 1S77, to tlie best stallion for agricultural purposes that has travel ed and served mares, iu the Towvn, Dolgelley, A;ID Harlech districts in the s?ason of 1877, at a price not exceeding £ 1 a mare, all fees inclusive.—For further particulars apply to Thomas Ellis, Henblas, Bala. IO4F SHROPSHIRE AND WEST MIDLAND AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. WHITCHURCH MEETING, JULY 25th, 26th, and 27th, 1877. LbT OF PRIZES AND ENTRY FOIiMS supplied on Aj application to W. L. BROWNE, Seeretarv. Shrewsbury. 4^6 b COUN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM. MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 30th and MAY 1st. RPHE celebrated WARDROPER BROTHERS will have X the honour of appearing before a Wrexham audience for the seoond time with an entirely new programme, including their last successful sketch of "AWKWARDLY ALIKE; or, WHICH IS BROWN." Prices of Admission: Reserved Chairs, numbered, 3S; Front Seats, 2s Balcony, Is; Back Seats, 6d. Schools and children, Half-price to Chairs and Front Seats only. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8. Carriages at Ten. 492c VISIT OF THE WARDROPERS (" The Mimics of the Age ") TO RUTHIN. MR W. GREEN has much pleasure in announcing that those celebrateted Artists, at the close of thr>ir recent Triumphant Career of 2C4 performances in Liverpool will visit Ruthin, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, RUTIIIN, WEDNESDAY, 2ND MAY. Prior engagements will only permit of their appearing, as above, for ONE NIGHT ONLY, When they will give a select on of their REFINED and REALISTIC MIMICRY With which the name is associated and rendered famous." -Hoitr. And in which the novel accomplishment, and celebrated speciality, viz.: THE ART OF INSTANT AND MARVELLOUS METAMORPHOSIS FROM ONE BEING TO ANOTHER Is exemplified by the most astonishingly rapid transitions ever witnessed, the same being effected without the aid of any Trick, Mech-inical Contrivance, or Optical Illusion, and entirely without Assistance. Speaking of these gentlemen, in this remarkable branch of art, says the TIMES "They have never been surpassed." TELEGRAPH 4" They outrival all predessors." OBSERVER Their power is marvellous." STANDARD "They are truly wonderful." Tickets and Plan of Reserved Seats at Mr W. Green, Jun., Front Seats, Reserved and Numbered, 2s. Secend Seats, Is Third Seats, 6d. Sohools and Children Half-price to First Seats. Doors open at 7-30. Commence at s. Carriages at 10. 544h X A C C A B E." PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM, For One Representation Only, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1877, IN his Universally Popular Entertainment, known through- out the United Kingdom as BEGONE DULL CARE, A Vocal, Ventriloquial, Musical, and Sartorial Melange, in which he will display his marvellous power of changing Voice, Figure, and Face, with rapid and picturesque Changes of Costume. Grand Revised Programme, comprising- NEW CHARACTERS, NEW SONGS, IMPROVISATIONS, And an entirely Original, Moral, Melancholy Melo-Drama, entitled, VANQUISHED VILLA NY, Or, Virtue Victorious. MACCABE.—The Unapproachable Ventriloquist, Con- versationalist, Mimic, and Musician. At ACCABE.-A Merrier Man within the limit of becoming mirth I never spent an hour's talk withal. MACCABE provides a Choice Entertainment full of Fun, rich in instruction. MACCABE gives you a Royal Laugh, and senda trren dyspeptios home in capital good hnmanr. Admission—First Seats, 9s (a few repey "ved and numbered, 2s 6d); Second Seats, Is; Third Seats, ISrJ. Tickets may be obtained of Messrs C. Bayley aad Co.* Hope-street, Wrexham. Doors open at 7.30, Eatortaianont to comaoenoe at 8. Ktc I' Xtgil anb Public Foficts. TESTIMONIAL TO PHILIP YORKE, ESQ. THE Committed formed for the purpose of presenting a JL Testimonial to Philip Yorke, Esq., on the occasion of his marriatre withlMiss Puleston, on the 10th of April last, are now prepared io I'8CeÏY.Q Subscriptions towards the same from his friends, and well-wishers in and near Wrexham, which may be pafid to the Managers of the National Pro- vincial and North aud South Wales Banks, or at the establish- ments of Mr Charles Hughes, Hope-street, and Mr Potter, High-street: each individual Subscription not to exceed 41 Is. The form which the Testimonial is to take has not yet been decided upon, but will be fixed at a future meeting of the committee. £ s. d. Subscriptions alreadry announced. 43 10 0 Mr E. Rowland, Bryn OfEa 0 10 6 Mr R. Potter 0 10 6 The Misses Hayes, Gatewen 110 Mrs Elizabeth Jackson, Little Erddig 110 Timmis and Co., :High-street 110 Mr Charles Thomas 0 10 6 Mr D. Jones, Ruabon 110 Mr E. Crane 110 Mr Thomas Thomas 0 10 6 Mr 0. Williams, Brynyrowen (2nd sub.) 0 10 6 Messrs Bayley and Bradley 0 10 6 Mr William Phillips 0 10 6 Edmund Peel. Esq 1.1 0 Mr 'Charles Hughes 110 Mrs H ughes, Femiant 110 Mr Thomas Kennedy 0 10 6 Mr John Gittms..»< 0 10 6 J. W. M. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Commissioners have been appointed by her Majesty to inquire into the existing condition of the Corporations not subject to the Municipal Corporations Acts, and all persons having informa- tion respecting the Corporation of Holt, in the County of Denbigh, which thee desire to communicate to the Com- mission. are reque-ted to write to A. G. C. Liddel, Esq., the secretary, at fi, Old Palace Yard, Westminster, on or before the 1st day of May, 1877, stating their profession or calling, and the nature of the information they are prepared to give. 457h WREXHAM HARE AND HOUNDS CLUB. A, MATEUPV ATHLETIC SPORTS. SECOND ANNUAL MEETING AT ACTION PARK, I OH WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND, 1877. PATRONS: THE ^AYOPv OF WREXHAM Sir W.W. WYNN. Bart., M.P, WATKIN WILLIAMS,Esq., GEO. O.MORGAN,Esq.,M.P. MP. SIMON YORKE: fceq. ARCHIBALD PEKL, Esq. EDWARD EVANS, Esq. PETEK WALKER. Esq. JOHN LEWIS. E»q, EDWARD WILLIAMS,Esq., Sir ROBT. CUNLI?FE, Bart. M.D. THE iVTCAR OF WREXHAM. COMPETITIONS OPEN TO MEMBERS OF THE CLUB. 120 Yards Handicap First and Second Prizes. t Miie Hanriicap do. do. i Mile Handicap do. do. SM'les Handicap. Three prizes. 1. Lsdie.v Challenge Cap. High Jump First and Second Prizes. Three-legged Rjce. 100 Yards, do. do. COMPETITIONS OPEN TO ANY AMATEUR. (As defined by the Rules of the London Athletic Clab.) 120 Ynrds Hurdle Kace. Scratch. First aud Second Prizes. t Mile Flat, Race do. do. do. 1 Miie Flat Race do. do. dv, 2 Mdes Walking Race do. do. do. iSOO Yards Handicap for School Boys under 15 years of age. (X B -A reference will have to be given if re- quired.) First and Second Prizes. Throwing the Hammer do. do. Throwing the Cricket Ball do. do. Consolation Race. 220 Tarda do. do. The Committee reserve to themielves the right of refusing the entry of any one not a member of the Club. Entries to the Open Competitions, with fees and colours, to be s» a'-in to the Secretary not later than Wednesday, April 2&t«h. Entries to the Club Competitions, with fees and colour*, to be ent in to the Secretary not later than Wednes-iav, Airi1 Entries U-r Opeij Competitions, Two Shillings and Sixpence. Entries for Cltzb C-omppfili ns, On* Shilling asd Six- j pence for each event, or Ten Shillings for all the events on the programme. Entries to the Boys' Handicap, One Shilling. All entries to be subject to the Rules of the Club, which may be obtained on application to the Secretary. Admission to the Park, One Shilling. Entrance at the Rho-ne-ey, Ga-e. No booths, tents, or hucksters allowed on the ground. Tickets may be obtained of the Secretary at Mr C. Bayley's, Hope-street; Mr Potter's, Sigh-street; or at the Gate. The BAND of the FIRST DENBIGHSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS will perform selections on the ground during the afternoon. J. STEWART CRAWFORD, 450de Hon. See. FETFCERS. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. THE Drawings and Specifications of the St. Asaph Grammar School will be ready for Inspection from the 24th inst., to 2nd May. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., at Mr blat)sbrigge's house, St. Asaph, aud at the office of the architect, Mr R. Lloyd Williams, l'ark Lane, Denbigh. Sealed tenders to be sent in to Mr Robert Roberts, Registry Officp, St. Asanh, on or before the ith day of May, 1877. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. 467h TO CONTRACTORS. THE Owners of tbe Hirdir Estate invite TENDERS for the execution of Works required in the Draipase aad construction of the streets upon their property, situate in the borough of Wrexham. The Works include the laying of pipe Bowers, with the necessary man-holes, ventilating shafts, and gullies, also the formation and metalling of carriage ways and footpaths, and various other works connected therewith. Plans and specifications may be inspected on and after the 18th instant, between the hours of Ten a.m. and Four p.m. at the offices of the engineers, Messrs Shone and Baugh, 3, Temple-row. Wrexham, where forms of Tender and Schedule may be obtained, on payment of half-a-guinea, which will be I returned on receipt of a hona-fide Tender. Sealed Tenders, endorsed Tender for Road and Drainage Works," to he sent to me at my office, on or before Twelve o'clock, on Monday, the 30th inst. The owners do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. JOHN BURY. 11, Temple-row, Wrexham, April 15th, 1877. 491c (Eimfafrmt. THE REY. J. PRICE, M.A., Reet-orof Llfinfitran. late Dis- trict Inspector of Schools, Diocese of Bath and Wells, and previously Mathematical Master at the Hermitage School, Bclth, receives n few Pupils to educate with his own boys. Reference kindly permitted to the Rev Canon Phillips, The Vicarage. Aberstwith. the Rev. W. Michel, South Brent, Highbridjre; the Rev. T. Rowlrmds (author of Welsh gram- mar), Pennant Rectory, Oswestry. Address, Llanfitraa Rectory, Brecon. 527d LLANDOVERY SCHOOL. THE School will SE-OPEN after the Easter Holidays, on MONDAY April 30th. Prospectuses aud full informa- tion may be obtained from the Rev. the Warden. An EXAMINATION will be held in the College Hall, on May 1st, for TWO ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS, each of the value of £ 8s per annum, and tenable for three years. All boys not -it oresent Pupils of the School, aud under 16 years of age, will be eligible. Papers will be set in Classics, Mathematics, Chemistry, and English, one or more of which subjects may be offered. Candidates must send in their names on or before April 30th, to the Rev. the Warden. The College, Llandovery. 447o TAVISTOCK HOUSE, WREXHAM. Establishment for the Board and Education of young Ladies, conducted by the lyj ISSES gIMONS. Special Classes are held weekly for Latin, Shorthand, and Scripture. French, German, Italian, and Spanish by Professor Malldien Melladew, late Foreign Master at the King School, Chester. Young ladies may attend for Languages only. Next term will commence D.V. May 3rd. 2b FREDERICK JONES, LIME AND COAL MERCHANT, 15 & 16, ABBOT-STREET, WREXHAM. Coal delivered on the shortest notice, j Horses and Carta and Lorries on hire. Terms on application* as above, aft tlraDtsm.en' s Ibbltssts. THE NORTH WALES G E N E it A L JJRAPERY AND OUTmiTNG COMPANY, Beg io announce that their arrangements in the Towns of RHYL, DENBIGH, MOLD, < AND RUTHIN, Are completed to supply the coiitiy with '(9 t I DRAPERY, WOSLLENS, READY MADES, MILLINERY, &c. .4 ■ — t The Public will always find large and carefully selected Stocks in the several establishments already formed. The system which the Company have adopted, and which is observed without deviation, cannot füil to give entire satis- faction to all purchasers, viz :— STRICTLY READY CASH. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. And purchasing for cash enormous quantities of goods to be distributed amongst the various towns, they are coire- quently enabled to sell a superior class of goods at prices that cannot otherwise be approached. Owing to the steady increase of trade in all eur .110p", we have found it necessary and advantageous to have an ex- perienced buyer residing in the market to constantly supply the several establishments with the choicest and newest goods. • Special attention is respectfully requested to the follouting:— DRESS DEPARTMENTS. BLACK SILKS, FANCY DRESSES. WOOL AND SILK REPPS, SATIN CLOTHS, SERGES, &c., ABERDEEN WINCEYS, Ac., &- c T! MILLINERY In all its branches superintended by experienced managers. SHAWLS, JACKETS, MANTLES, &r. HORROCKS' WHITE CALICOES, LONG CLOTHS, AND SHEETINGS, At the Manufacturers' Wholesale Price Li-t. SUMMER DRIED REAL WELSH & OTHER FLANNELS. CLOTH AND WHITNEY BLANKETS. WHITE AND COLOURED COUNTERPANES. PLAIN AND TWILLED SHEETINGS AND SHEETS. CARPETS, FELTING, &c. WELL-SEASONED FLOORCLOTHS In rich tile patterns, See. LARGE STOCK OF MUSLIN AND LENO CURTAINS. WEST OF ENGLAND BROAD CLOTHS AND FANCY COATINGS. f ■* CHOICEST SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, &c LINCOLN & BENNETT'S CELEBRATED SILK AND FELT HATS ALSO, CHRISTY'S—IN SILK AND FELT. MEN'S TWEED AND STRAW HATS, CAPS, In great variety. f"8 In the MOURNING DEPARTMENT Will be found a well-assorted stock of French Meriuo, Repps, Persian Cords, Twills, &c. -r r TREBLE CRAPES .J. 1 • *» ø" Please observe the addresses in the various towns as follows LUNT AND DAVIES, GLASGOW HOUSE, p MOLD. R. ARTHUR DAVIS, HIGH STREET, DENBIGH. LUNT AND GRIFFITHS, FREE TRADE HALL, RHYL, LUNT AND COMPANY, MARKET PLACE, I RUTHIN. 1 1680 irahtsman' 5 THE OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, FAMILY GROCERY, „ s FOREIGN AND CpLONIAL STORES, 14, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. C. K. BENSON AND Co., PROPRIETORS. ■* A These ST^R^S are established t* supply the Public with TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, FOREIGN k COLONIAL GOODS, GENERAL GROCERIES. 8c.c., &c., at th2 LOWEST MARKET PRlCEE. TEAS. THE last Season's arrival of FINE TEAS JL- from China were again exceedingly large, while the excellent quality of former years is fuiiy maintained. The most delicate taste of connoisseurs will be gratified by the superior charucier of some of the INDIAN TEAS which have arrived, resembling the old Choice Kaisow —so highly appreciated by the consumers of the fiaer classes cf TEA. The following qualities are woll worth special notice BENSON & CO'S. 1;8 TEA. A Pure Congou. BEX:O: & GO'S. 1/10 TEA. JD A Fine Kiieow Congou. BENSON & co's. 2/- TEA. A Choice Mixture, rich iu flavonr. BENSON & co's. 2/4 TEA A Delicious Breakfast Congon. BENSON & co's. 2/6 TEA. A Li^Li-class Tea, '.>hiou they especially recom- mend. BENSON & co's. 2/8 TEA. This a perfect Tea of great strength and sterling quality. BENSON & co-'s. 3/- TEA. This is « sulenaid Soachong Tea, rich in fiavjur, and unsurpassed at the price. BENSON & co*s. s/S TEA. A Mixture of choice China and Indian Teas.j BENSON &. cos 3/6 TEA. The finest Mixture of Teas that can be produced. Tnis is the Prince oi Teas, and cannot be surpassed. BENSON & co s TEAS Are the BEST, the PUBEs'T, and the CHEAPEST. BENSON & errs, MOTTO- _L) "QUALITY is the STANDARD of VALUE." The unpsrqllelt-d success which has marked the progress of C. K. B. aud CoN business from year to yetir is the result of their practical knowledge of Tea, and of the exercise of proper care in the selection of Stock, which enables them to sell TEAS and COFFEES of i uperior quality at uloderate prices. COFFEES. BENSON & co's MOTTO— '•QUALITY is the TEST of CHEAPNESS." BENSON & CON COFFEES Are carefully .selected. n_n BENSON & co's COFFEES Are perfectly roasted. ENSON & CO'S COFFEES JL) Have a rich mountain flavour. LN OL" i C O'S C'O P F B & S BENSON had Groiand or Uriground. Can be had Ground or Ungroond. BENSON & co's TEAS and BENSON & AYS COFFEES Are confidently recommend?d, being selected with the greatest regard to quality. Taking QUALITY as the STANDARD OF VALtjE and the TEST OF CHEAPNESS, C. K. B. and Co. confidently state that Goods purchase j at their Stores cannot be surpassed by any Stores, Firm, or Company in the Kingdom. JJJENSON AND CO'S STOCK OF FRENCH, ITALIAN, FOREIGN, AXD COLONIAL GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED. AGENTS Fon SPIER AND POND'S • CELEBRATED WINES AND SPIRITS. C. K. B. and Cc. tender their sincere thanks to their numnerous easterners for thelr constantly iscreaoing support and extensive recommendation; ¡he" may rest assured that ail orders;entruste.t to them will ontluae TO have prompt attention. j DELIVERY OF GOODS. C. K B. and Co. deliver all Ord-"v, Free of Charge by tneir own Vaus, or by Carrier, or Carriage Paid the nearest Railway Station. Orders per Post, Carrier, or Messenger, will have immediate attention. j HOURS OF BUSINESS. C. K. 3. aad Co's Stores ar? opened at$#.ai„ clor^d at7 p.m.; on Thur-davs at 8.öo p.m.. and Saiurdavg j at 10.30 p.m. N.B.—They will be entirely closed on the lour ;1-S sot ap.:1.It as Bauk Hoiulavg. C. K. BENSON AKD CO., j FAMILY GROCERS, 14. HCGN STREET, Mige WREXIUM.