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Erahcsnun's Jibbrcsscs* GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS. Y. S T R A C H A N BEGS to offer a splendid selection of Flower, JD Vegetable, and Farm Seeds of the VERY BEST QUALITY PROCURABLE AT MODERATE PRICES. Collections of Vegetable Seeds from 10s. 6d. to 00a. Collections of Flower Seeds. Seeds of 20s. value and upwards, Carriage Free. Flower Seeds, Free by Post. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. An Illustrated Catalogue post free on application. 4, HIGH-STREET, AND RAILWAY STATION NURSERIES, WREXHAM. 193 T II 0 M A 8 BOUT H WI C K, CATTLE SALESMAN, PENDLETON, MANCHESTER, AND STANLEY HOTEL, CATTLE MARKET, LIVERPOOL. 237 LAV: PLOUGH'S 1) Y It E T I 0 S A L I E HAVE IT IN YOUr., HOUSES, AND USE NO OTHER. This alone is the True Antidote in FEVERS, ERUPTIVE AFFECTIONS, SEA OR BTLIOUS SICKNESS. Having peculiar and exclusive merit*. For the protection of the public against un- authorised imitations, I have again appealed to the law, and obtained a perpetual injunction, with coats, against the defendant, a Chemist in Manchester. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS. Observe-—The Genuine has my name and Trade Mark on a Buff-colourcd Wrapper. 113, HOLBORN HILL, LONDON. 121 0 L I V E C fi E A M," (Registered at Stationers' Hall). Highly rec"trtmer()oi) for PRESERVING INVIGO- RATING, and DKESSIUil the HAIR. rendering it Foft aid G]Uf"Y. :1nd in>f:artiiip a HEALTHY STIMULUS t" the Boots of i lie Ihir, much snperi^r to Pon>a<i<>. 0:1, Limes, and <Jlvcerine tor general ami family use. ONLY BY FRANCIS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HOP E S T R E E T, W 11, E X II A M. In 18 and 2s Bottles. FRANCIS 3 VOICJ5 LOZENGES, for Clearing and Strensri lienhisr ill'1 Voice, relieving all Aff!il.tíon of the Throa;, (¡0'1"1' ¡¡u.kil1es. Sore Throat Relaxation of the UvuLa aad Tonsils. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS take them with much h¡\Ill¡ a I-ievcntive of Hoarseness, nnd as J Kciiiefiy when it exists. Numerous-testi- monials troni fcniindit. Public Suenkers and Singers. in Voxes. Is ] åd. 2 9 ) each or per post, the Is lid lor Is 2d,2.- 5»'i fir 3s, in stamps, troin J. & RANOIS, Pharmaceutical Cliemii-t, liooe-strcet, "Wrcxhatn. 72 -=- Ontn -=-== I MONEY WITHOUT SURETIES.—Before 1.ll applying elsewhere for a. Loan, send for a pros- pectus of the NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, LIMITED, 3, Grrat Charles-street, Birmingham, which will show where responsible Borrowers can im- mediately obtain money upon their own security, # at a much lower interest than charged by Local Societies or Deposit Banks. No sureties, law costs, or unnecessary expense:; required, and the strictest, secrecy can be safely relied urxm. Apply personally, or state amount required, and when. DAVID TURNER, Manager. N.B.— Distance no object. The money advanced by the above Bank during the past few years TWO MILLIONS, and no good application is ever refused. Established 1867. 306 MONEY MONEY MONEY IMPORTANT NOTICE. A/FONEY ADVANCED at one day's notice, in ITJL Town or Country, for short or long periods, from tlO to FARMERS, HOUSEHOLDERS, CLERGYMEN, DAIRYMEN, SHOPKEEPERS, TRADESMEN, and others, on their own security, without Loan Office routine, by the MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL ADVANCE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, At their Private Offices 35, BLACKKRIARB-STTIKET, MANCHESTER. WM. ANDERSON, MANAGER. NO SURETIES REQUIRED. All Genuine ap- plications immediately gi anted, and the payments can be arranged to suit the borrower's convenience. Apply personally if oonvtnkmt, or by letter. Branch Office: 38, SEYMOUR-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 282 MONEY MONEY MONEY I 52, TOWER BUILDINGS, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N S llA R T SOLE PrWPRISTOR. TO ALL IN WANT OF MONEY.—Time and unnecessary expense can be saved by applying, either personally or by letter, to the above address, where cash advances are made from ;10 to £1,000 (with- out sureties) on the shortest possible notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Repayable by easy instalments to suit borrowers. Can be mftde cither personally or remitted by post-office orders, or in postage stamps, thereby atfording every facility to. parties whose time is an object to them. Please to note the address as above. JN.B.—-No con- nection with any other office. 108 MONEYI MONEY MONEY IMMEDIATE Cisfi Advances made, from £ 5 upwards, on Furniture, Trade and Farm Stocks witUout removal or pblicit1.-Apply to W. L. JONES AND CO., Eldon Chambers, 41 Dolgoley. LOANS. MONEY.— £ 11 nnd upwards Lent on valuable life t>oicits, ph»te. jew«n<rv, deeds, nnd all sorts of ▼mluatde poods.— Mk WILLIAMS, Loan Officc, 136, High- streei, Oxford. LOANS from £ n to can be had without delay, with re-payments to suit borrowers. — Apply to MR CHARLES WILSON, Auctioneer and Valuer, 62, Bridee- etreet, Chester. 49 MONEY TO LEND, WITHOUT SURETIES, BY THE IMfKKI*L A1>VANCK BANK.—DISTANCE KO OBJECT—All respectable Hou.>el)ol«orri, wllètbcT they IJre ■nrimte Ueiiileo.cn or Ladies, Bboi-keepers, Farmers, Cur Pro»rieto»-s t o\v Keepevs, Trade smen, or Clerks, they can be accommodated bv this Ballk with fcuits of Moitey from JtlO to £ i 000, veimyuble by easy instalments, ex winding over •lie year atd upwards, to enable tie in to increase their stocks and affoid till In every kind of temporary accommodation, wit hoot irievds as surety and w thoia any unnecessary delay Applicants would do 1"]1 bdc re applying to any oflice to consider Ílf; return ctability. This office was established in 1876, and einta that time its business in advauces has been rapid 1 j increasing, IInd it now nukes more advances than any other single private advance office in the provinces. Every information willingly afforded. Apply,eitherpersonally if by letter state amount required, to LEWIS SIMMONS, Proprietor, .ø 27, South John-street, Liverpool. §^1 itnb public Hnticcs. TO THE TRADESMEN OF WREXHAM, j AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the Trades- men of Wivxuam will be held at tue G UILD- HALL, at Three p.m., | ON FRIDAY, 4m APRIL, to consider the following Resolutions postponed by Mr. E. Smith and seconded by Mr. Y. Strachan, at a meting held at the same place on the 21st instant, viz :— "That it is desirable to establish a Tradesman's Association in Wrexham, having for its object, to maintain unity of purpose in all matters con- cerning the trade of the town, and to enable its members to meet and discuss all subjects apper- taining thereto." 25th March, 1879. 382 THE I^UABON POOR RELIEF FUND, 1878-9. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. S DBSCRIPTiONS. £ 8. d. Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Burt., M. P. 25 0 0 Simon Yorke, Esq. 5 0 0 Mrs. Yorke 3 0 0 Mrs. Girardot 5 5 0 Rev. E. \V\ Edwards 5 0 0 Owen S. Wvnne, Esq 5 5 0 r h E. T. Fitch; Esq 5 5 0 Rev. J. Jones, Rhos 110 A Friend 0 5 0 Mr. John Owens. Hors« Shoe Inn. 0 5 0 Mr. A. E. Magiii 0 5 0 Mr. David Yates 0 5 0 Mr. Edward Tunnah 0 5 0 Mr. Hughes, Ffennant 0 10 0 Mr. J oseph Owens, Moreton Inn 0 5 0 Mr. H. C. Murless 1 0 0 R. C. Hoberts, Esq 10 0 Mr. D. Jones, Cross Foxes Inn 0 5 0 Mr. T. Yardley 0 5 0 Captain Conran 2 10 0 Rev. Stephen Thomas 0 10 6 Edward Evans, Esq., Bronwylfa 3 3 0 Rev. T. LI. Griffith 5 0 0 G. Osborne Morgan, E.q., M.P 330 Evan Morris, Esq. 1 1 0 George Saint, Esq 2 2 0 George Thomson, Esq 3 3 0 Mr. Jones, The Cinders. 0 5 0 H. Kyrke, Esq 10 0 George Edwards. Esq. 2 2 0 2 2 0 Edmund Peel, Esq. 5 0 0 Mr. Benjamin Davies 0 10 0 J. C. Edwards, Esq 5 0 0 P. Ormerod, Esq 3 0 0 Mr. Frederick Price. 0 10 0 R. Graesser. Esq 5 0 0 Rev. D. Williams 0 10 0 Mr. J. S. Laycock 0 10 6 H. R. G. Marriott, Esq 5 0 0 Mr. E. Lloyd Jones 1 0 0 Mr. B. Jones, Skelmersdale 0 10 0 Miss M. Kenyon 3 10 0 H. R. Bowers, Esq. 2 0 0 T. Bushby, Esq 1 0 0 Rev. Edward Ollivant 1 0 0 T. H. Seacome, Esq. 2 2 0 Mrs. Wright, Plas-issa 0 5 0 Mr. J. Puleston 1 0 0 Mr. G. L. Douthwaite 0 5 0 Mr. John Roberts, Ruabon 0 10 0 Mr. T. Jackson 0 5 0 Mr. Charles Wright 0 5 0 Mr. P. Middleton 0 5 0 Sums under 5s. each 0 15 0 Mr. W. Garratt-Jones, portion of printing gratis Mr. R. Potter, printing gratis. Messrs. The Gardden Lodge Colliery Company, ten tons of coal and cartage of same. Archibald Peel, Esq., 10 tons 4 cwt of coal, and cartage of same. Messrs. The New British Iron Co., nine tons of slack. Mr. E. Lloyd Jones, cartage of ditto to Rhosymedre. Miss Buckstone, £1 worth of tea. £125 0 0 EXPENDITURE. Mr. W.Morris, for bacon. 40 0 6 Mr. N. Barley, for bread SO 8 11 Stationery, printing, advertisements, stamps, and sundries 4 10 7 £125 0 0 OWEN S. WYNNE, Hon. Treasurer. STEPHEN THOMAS, Hon. Secretary. Examined and found correct, 388 M. CONRAN. DENBIGHSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the 1^1 General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Denbigh, will be held at the County Hall, in Denbigh, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of APRIL, 1S70, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the Trial of Prisoners, and for other business. The business relating to the Acts made and passed I regarding the police, and the business relating to the assessment application or management of the County Stock or Rate, will commence on Thursday aforesaid, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at which hour all bills and demands against the County are to be laid before the court. The Grand and Petty J urors, and all persons bound by recognizance to prosecute and give evidence, or to surrender in discharge of their bail, are to appear at the County Hall aforesaid, on Thursday aforesaid, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. As to the formation, of a new Hij<hvxiy District to be ¡ rolled The Conway Union District." I, JOSEPH PEERS, Clerk of the Peace for the County of Denbigh, Hereby Give Notice that at the last Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held at Ruthin, in and foi the said County, on Thursday, the Second day of January, 1879, a. provisional order was made in the following words :— Whereas, five Justices acting in and for the County of Denbigh (two of whom are resident in the District), having by writing under their hands required the Clerk of Peace for the County of Denbigh to send with the Notices required by law to be given of the holding of General or Quarter Sessions a Notice in the form marked A in the Schedule of the 25th and 2Hth Victoria, chapter 61, section or as near thereto as circumstances admit, that at the court therein men- tioned a proposal would be made to the Justices to con- stitute the following parishes intoanewllighway District: namely, Eirias, Llandrillo-yn-Khos, Llanelian, andLlan- santffraid-glan-Conway, by transferring the said Parish of Llanelian from the Abergele H igh way District, and the Parishes of Eirias, Llandriilo-yn-Rbos, and L ansant- tfraid-gla \-Conway from the Llanrwst Highway Dis- trict to the proposed new Highway District, and having by the writing aforesaid required the said Clerk of the Peace to send by post, in prepaid letters, Notices in the I aforesaid form to the Churchwardens or Overseers of every Parish mentioned in the writing aforesaid. And, whereas, the said Clerk of the Peace has, with the Notices of these Quarter Sessions, given Notice that the said proposal would be made at these Quarter Sessions, and has also sent by post, in prepaid lettas, Notices that the said proposal would be made at these Quarter Sessions to the Overseers of every Parish mentioned in the writing aforesaid. Now we, the Justices assembled at this Court of Quarter Sessions, being the Court of Quarter Sessions mentioned in the said Notice, do by this our Provisional Order, constitute the said Parishes mentioned in the writing and notice afor said, a Highway District for the more convenient management of Highways, and we order that such District shall be known by the name of "The Conway Union District." And we, the said Justice*, do dechvre that one Way- warden shall he elected for each of the said Parishes. It is also ordered that the confirmation of this Order will be considered at the next Quarter Sessions to be held in a.nd for the County of Denbigh. And I further give Notice that the confirmation of the said Provisional Order will be considered at the next Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be held at Denbigh, in and for the said County, on the 10th day of April next. JOSEPH PEERS, Clerk of the Peace. Ruthin, 17th March, 1879. Instructions for Indictments should be sent to my office (if practicable) four days at least before the Sessions. N.B.—The County Treasurer will pay the claims against the County, at the County Hall, in Denbigh, on Wednesday, the 16tb day of April next, at Ten o'clock a.m. 357 I ^cgal anb fhiblic |loiu £ S. BOROUGH OF DENBIGH. Contagicus Diseases (Animals) Act, lSC8, and Order of NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN, COWKEEPERS, &c. PURSUANT to the above-mentioned Order in jL Council, the Local Authority for the Borough of Denbigh, do hereby give notice that on and after the 8th day of April. 1879, a Register will be opened at tiie Town Clerk's Oriicc in Denbigh, in the said Borough of Denbigh, for the Registration under the said Order of all persons from time to time carrying on in the said borough the trade of Cowkeepcr, Dairyman, and Purveyor of Milk. And notice is also hereby given that any person offending against the said Act and Order is liable for every otrence to a penalty of £20. And notice is also hereby further given that after the expiration of one calendar month from the date hereof, it will not be lawful for any person to carry on in the said borough the trade of a Cowkecper, Dairyman, or Purveyor of Milk, unless he is registered as such under the said Order. f Dated the 25th day of March, 1879. By order of the Local Authority, J. PARRY JONES, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Denbigh. S8G COUNTY OF DENBIGH. UPPER DIVISION OF THE HUNDRED OF CHIHK. Contagious Diseases (AnimaU) Act, 1SiS, and Order of NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN, COWKEEPERS, &c. PURSUANT to the above mentioned Order in -I- Council the Local Authority for the Division of Upper Chirk do hereby give notice that on ana after the 14th day of April, 1878, a Register will be opened and kepi at the ortice of the undersigned, at Bank Buildings, in the to\\n of Llangollen, for the Registration under the said Order of all persons from time to time carrying on in the said Divison the trade of Cowkeeper, Dairy- man, or Purveyor of Milk, and all persons desirous of being entered upon such Register must deliver at the office aforesaid a statement in writing, containing at full length their ilames, residences, and the situation of the premises in which their trade is carried on. And notice is further given that after the expiration of one calender momh how the date hereof it will not be lawful for any person ,to carry on either of the said trades, unless he is Registered in manner above men- tioned under the said Order. Any person offending against the said Act and Order is liable for every olience to a penalty of Twenty Pounds. Dated the 25th day of March,.1879. By Order, CHARLES RICHARDS AND SON. Clerks of the Local Authority. Bank Buildings, Llangollen. 386 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. I DIVISION OF LLANGOLLEN. I Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, eind Order of J Council of 4th February, 1S79. f NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN, COWKEEPERS, &e.. FJRSL'ANT to the above mentioned Order in -L Council, the Local Authority for the Division of Llangollen do hereby give notice that on and after the 14th day of Aprii, 1879, a Register will be opened and kept at the ornce of the undersigned at Bank Buildings, in the Town of Llangollen, for the Registration under the s.iid Order of all persons from time to time currvin" on in the said Division the trade of Cowkeeper, Dairy" man, or Purveyor of Miik. And all persons desirous of being entered upon such Register must deliver at the office aforesaid a statement in writing, containing at full length their names, residences, and the situation of the premises iu which the trade is carried on. And notice is further given that after the expiration of one calendar month from the date thereof it will not be lawful for any person to carry on either of the said trades unless he is registered in manner above men- tioned under the said Order. Any person offending against the said Act and Order is liable tor every offence to a penalty Dated the 25th day of March, 1873. By Order, CHARLES RICHARDS AND SON, Clerks to the Local Authority. Bank Buildings, Llangollen. 384 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. DIVISION OF ISALED. Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, lSíS, and Order of Council of 4th. February, 1X79. NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN, COWKEEPERS, &c. PURSUANT to the above mentioned order in JL Council, the Local Authority for the Division of t.-iued, do hereby give notice that on and after the 8th day of April, 1875), a le)ster will be opened and kept at che Olhce of the undersigned at Denbigh, in the said County of Denbigh, tor the registration under the said Order of all person from time to time carrying on in the said Division the trade of Cowkeepers, Dairymen, or Purveyor of Milk, and all persons desirous of being entered upon such register must deliver at the office a statement in writing containing at fuil length their names, residences, and the situation of the premises in whicn their trade is carried on. And notice is further given that after the expiration of one calendar month from the date hereof it wid not be lawful lor any person to carry on either of the said trades unless he is registered in manner mentioned under the said Order. Any person offending against the said Act and Order is liable for every olience to a penalty of Dated the 25th day of March, 1879. PARRY JONES AND SON, Clerks to the Local Authority, Denbigh 3S7 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. DIVISION OF BROMFIELD. Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, and Order of Privy Council of 4th February, 1S79. NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN, COWKEEPERS, 4c. PURSUANT to the above mentioned Order in Council, the Local Authority for the Division •{ Bromfield do hereby give notice that on and after the 7th day of April, 1879, a Register will be opened and kept at the Office of the undersigned, at Yspytty, in the town of Wrexham, for the registration under the said ord' r of all persor.s from time to time carrying on in the said Division the trade of CoWk<}JH, Dairyman, or Purveyor of Milk, and all persons desirous of beiftg entered upon such register must deliver at the office aforesaid a statement in writing containing at fuH length their names, residences, and the situation of the premises in which their trade is carried on. And notice is further dveu that after the expiration of one calendar month from the date hereof it will not be lawful for any person to carry on either of the said trades within the said division unless he is registered in manner above-mentioned under the said order. Any person offending against the said Act and Order is liable for every offence to a penalty of Twenty Pounds. Dated the 17th day of March, 1879. ) By Order, I J. LEWIS, Clerk of the Local Authority. Yspytty. Wrexham. 376 OSWESTRY MUSICAL FESTIVAL. j SEPTEMBER 23, 1879. tCANDIDATES for admission to the Festival 1 Choir are requested to send their names to the Hon. Secretaries (and not to Mr. Leslie) on or before March 29th. The examination will take place at the Public Hall, Oswestry, on April 4th, from 8.30 p.m. to 10.0 p.m., and April 5th from 11.0 a.m. to 2.0 p.m. Each Candi- date will be examined separate.y, in the presence only of Mr. Leslie and the Hon Secretaries. Circulars containing full particulars may be had upon application to CAPTAIN ARK WRIGHT, The Mount- Hon. M. HENRY ROBERTS, (Secretaries. 401 Cross-street. j WREXHAM DISTRICT PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Incorporated under the Building Societies Acts, 1874. SHARES, £50 EACH. Entrance Fee, In. per Share or part of a Share. riMILS SOCIETY is now prepared to make JL Advances, repayable in a certain number of years, on Mortgage. A Meeting is held on the first Monday in each month, for receiving subscriptions and enrolment of members. For further particulars, apply to the Secretary, J. B. SHIRLEY. No. 13, Temple-row, WrcxhNXl. cJO ubJit Matins. Hf TARPORLEY HUXT MEETING. TVEDNESDA Y, APRIL 2nd, W9. (Under Grand National Steeplechase Rules.) First Race at Half-past Twelve o'clock. PRESIDENT—J. BOLTON L1TTLEDALE, ESQ. LADY PATRONESS—THE HON. MISS COTTON. STEWARDS The Duke of Westminster Philip Egerton, Esq. The Earl of Haddington James H. Smith Barry, Viscount Combermere Esq. Arthur H. Smith Barry, J. B. Littledale, Esq. Esq. James Marshall Brooks, P. Egerton Warburton, VJsq. Esq. Henry Reginald Corbet, Esq. ) Master of the Cheshire Captain E. Park Yates J Hounds. Starta-The President. Judge—W. Maysmor Williams, Esq. Clerk of the Course-To F. Linnell, Esq. Clerk of the Scales-Mr. Chas. Minton. THE CHESHIRE FARMERS' STEEPLECHASE of 100 sovereigns, given by Members of the Tarporley Hunt, for hunters, bona ride the property of farmers, resident on and occupying their farms of not less than 50 acres, within the limits of the Cheshire Hunt, which have been in their possession before the 1st January, 1879. First to receive £75; second, £15; third, £10. Four-year-old, lOst. 101b. five, 12st. lib. six and aged, 12st. 10]b. A little over 3 miles. To be ridden by persons qualified to enter for this race, gentlemen riders, subscribers to Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or their sons, or those who have never ridden for hire. Winners once, 101b. extra twice, 211b. extra. No en- trance money. TARPORLEY HUNT STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with £50 added by Members of the Tarporley Hunt. for hunters, bona fide the property of members of the Tar- porley Hunt, and subscribers to the Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or their sons that have been regularly hunted with the Cheshire Hounds during the season of I 1878 9, and h,ve been in their possession before the] st of .r anuary, 1879. 12t. each, the second to save hili stake. Winners once, 7,). extra; twice, 14ib. extra; thrice, 211b. extra. A little over 3 miles. Gentlemen riders, me ubers of the Tarporley Hunt, subscribers to Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or their sons. THE FOX HUNTERS' OPEN STEEPLECHASE of 5.sovs. each, with £100 added, for bona tide hunters. Weights, four-ytar-old, 10st. 31b. five, list..SIb.; six and aged 12st. 31b. The second horse to receive £10 from the stakes. Winners, once, 71b. extra; twice, 141b. extra; thrice, 21ib. extra. A little over 3 miles. Gentlemen riders, members of the Tarporlav Hunt, subscribers to the Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or their sons, or those who have never ridden for hire. THE LADIES' PURSE of GO sovs., 1 sovereign entrance to go to the second horse, for 1)f)1UL tide hunters that have never started for any race whatever, except beaten horses in Ladies' Purse last year, and have been regularly hunted by their owners with the Cheshire Hounds during the present season. Horses to belong to and be ridden by members of the Tarporlej' Hunt, or subscribers to the Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or by Gentlemen riders. A little over 3 miles. 12st. 71b. each. Owners riding allowed 7ibs. THE GENTLEMEN'S WELTER STEEPLE- CHASE, of 5 sovs. each, with added, for bona fide Maiden Hunters. 13st each. A little over 3 miies. To he ridden by Gentlemen Riders. Members of the Tarporley Hunt, Subscribers to the Cheshire Hounds or Covert Fund, or their Sons. THE BEESTON CASTLE STEEPLECHASE, of 1 sov. each, with £30 added, for horses not exceeding 15 hands. The second horse to receive £5. lOst. each. Winners once, 71b. extra: twice, 141b. extra thrice, 211b. extra. A little over 3 miles. All the above Steeplechases are confined to Hunters which, during the twelve months previous to the day of starting, shall not have run in any country for a Handi- cap, whether over a country r not. or for any race not confined to Hunters, Chargers, or Yeomanry Horses. In all Hunters' Stakes, a Certificate from a Master of Fox or Stag-hounds is required, and it must be lodged at Messrs. WEATHEKBY's Office, G, Old Burlington- street, London, a clear week before the race in whieh the horse is intended to run. A fre.-h Certificate shall be required after the 1st of January in each year, and a fee of 2s. (3d. charged for registration. The entry of hordes that have nev er run must be accompanied by a description of age, sex, colour, and pedigree, if known. CONDITIONS. Three Horses to start in each race, or the added money will not be given when only two start, the property of differ, nt owners, sufficient will be added to make the stake not less than £ 20. Any Horse, which, before the day of the race, may have been ridden over any of the Farms on which the Steeplechase is held, will be liable to be disqualified. Any person riding over any fence in the course will be fined Colours of the Riders, Horses, Weights and Ages, to be declared at the time of entry, under a fine of .£1.. The Owner of any Horse ridden in colours contrary to those of the Card will be fined £1. These fines will be strictly enforced. NOTICE.—No illegal Betting, or any ready-money Betting, Aunt Sallies. Sh .oting at Globe's, Lists, Clogs, or Stools, icc., will be allowed on any part of the Ground. Entries, accompanied by Entrance Monies to be made to T. F. LINNELL, Esq., Shaw House, Tarporley, on or before Friday, the 28th March. Post-office Orders made payable on Tarporley. The decision of the Stewards, or whoever they may appoint, is final in everything. N.B.—THE RACES WILL BE HELD WITHIN A MILE OF TARPORLEY. 389 BAXGOR (FLINTSHIRE) STEEPLE CHASES WILL TAKE PLACE On FRIDAY, APPJL 25th, 1S79, Under the Grand National Rules. STEWARDS, His Grace the Duke of SirW.W. Wynn, Bart.,M.P. Westminster, K.G. Edmund Peel, Esq. "V iscount- Combermere S. K. Mainwaring, Esq. A. P. Lonsdale, Esq. R. M. Biduulph Clerk of the Course Capt. Francis Owen. Clerk of the SCJICS Mr. Minton. liLT ENTRIES for the undermentioned Races to be made at the WTNNSTAY ARMS, RUABON, on MONDAY, APRIL 21st, before Half-past Six o'clock p.m either; personally or by letter, enclosing the entrance money, addressed to "The Steeplechase Committee, Wynnstay Arms, Ruabon :— The GRAND WYNN STAY STEEPLE CHASE of £100 (MO by Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., and by the Gentlemen of the Hunt) for horses bona jidc the property of, and in the possession (for six months pre- vious to starting) of farmers of not iess than 50 acres, who reside witnin the limits of the country he hunts, and which have been regularly hunted with his hounds, Four years old, lOst 71b five, list 121b: six and aged, 12st 7)b. Second horse to receive £ 15 from the plate winner of any race once to carry 71b, twice 101b, thrice or more 14'b extra horses bred within the limits of Sir W. W. Wynn's country allowed 71b. About three miles. Winners of this race in any previous year not allowed to enter. Entrance Free. The BRYN-Y-PYS STEEPLE CHASE of £50. for horses which belong to, and have been in the posses- sion since 1st January, 1879, of gentlemen residing within the limits of Sir W. W. Wynn's country and have been regularly hunted with his hounds. 12st each any winner of a steeplechase or a hurdle race once 71b, twice 141b, thrice 181b ex'ra; gentlemen riders, or members or Sir. W. W7. Wynn's hunt; entrance £2.. About three miles. The COMBERMERE STEEPLE CHASE of £75. for horses which belong to farmers, innkeepers, or tradesmen, and have been in their possession fr >m the 1st of January, 1879. Four yrs old lOst lOib, five 12st lib, six and aged 12st lOtb winner to be sold by auction for ioOsov. if entered for lOOsov. allowed 5ib, if for 70sov. 101b entrance £3. About three miles. The BANGOR OPEN STEEPLE CHASE of £100. Four yrs old lOst 3ib, five list 81b, six and aged 12st 2.0 winners of a steeplechase or hurdle race once to carry 41b, twice or of any race value 50 sov. 71b, lOOsov. 101b, 200sov. 14ib. 300sov. or collectively of 300sov 181b extra; Recoml hor8e to receive £ 10 from the plate; entrance to the fund £2, or for starters £5. About three miles. The RED COAT STEEPLE CHASE of£. for horses that never won a race value 50 at starting, the property of gentlemen residing within the limits of Sir W. W. Wvnil's hunt, and have been in their possession since 1st January, 1879, and must be ridden in proper hunting costume by them, or qualified gentlemen riders. ISst each entrance i'3. About three miles. The FLINTSHIRE STEEPLE CHASE of for hunters that have never wen a race previous to time of starting. Four yrs old lOst olb, five list SIb, six and aged 12st 31b entrance £2. About three miles. The OTELEY STEEPLE CHASE of £40, for horses under 15 hands. Second horse to receive j;5 from j the stakes; four yrs old lOst, five list, six and aged list 71b winners of any race 71b extra; entrance i'2. About three miles. i A SELLING STEEPLE CHASE of NO, for quali- fied hunters, under Grand National Rules. Four yrs old list, five 12st 31b, six and aged 12st ib winner to be sold by auction for tlOO, if entered to be sold for C80 allowed 51b, if for aHowed 121b; the surplus (if ary) to be divided between second horse and the fund Entrance, £,:2. About three miles. CONDITIONS. All entries and forfeits to go to the fund. All the above Steeple Chases are confined to hunters which, during the twelve mouths previous to the day of public lofitts. starting, shall not have run in any country for a handi- cap, whether over a country or not, or for any race not confined to hunters, caargers, or yeomanry horses, and are to be ridden by arsons who never rode for hire. Gentlemen riders must be qualified according to rules 159 or 160. In all Hunter's Stakes a Certificate from a Master of Fox or Stag-hounds is required, and it must be lodged at Messrs, Weatherby's Office, 6, Old Burlington-street, London, a c ear week before the race in which the horse is intended to run. A fresh Certificate is required after the first of January in each year, and a fee of 2s. 6d. charged for registration. Three horses to start in each race, or only half the added money may be given, and in case of a walk-over the whola may be withheld but in all cases where two start, sufficient will be added to make the value of the stakes not less than £20. In all plates at this meeting any number of horses the property (jf the same owner may run. In all selling races the winner will be taken possession of by the auctioneer immecfiately its rider has weighed in, and he will not deliver up the same until he is satisfied of the responsibility of the purchaser. All disputes relative to the races will be settled by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint, and such de- cision to be final. Before any objection can be entertained the parties making the objection must deposit in the hands of the Clerk of the C urse, and should the Stewards con- sider such objection to be frivolous, the 5sov. will be forfeited. If at the expiration of fourteen days after the date of the meeting, no objection has been made to a winning horse, the Cle'.k of the Course will pay such moneys as he has received on account of the race to the person, or his agent, in whose name the horse ran, or to the person, or his agent who entered the horse, and he will not be responsible or liable in any way for the stakes should the horse be disqualified through an objection lodged after that period. j Colours of the riders, horses, weights, and ages, to be declared at the time of entry and any horse being ridden in colours contrary to those on the Card, will be fined £ 1 to go to the fund. This rule will be s.rictly en- forced. No shooting at glass balls will be permitted at this M eeting. Any person riding ovfr any fence in the Course will be fined £1. NO ILLEGAL BETTING ALLOWED. j Post-Office Orders to be made payable to the Clerk of j the Course, Capt. FRANCIS OWEN, at Ruabon.—Postal j Address: Althrey. near Wrexham. FIRST RACE AT 12 O'CLOCK. 405 BAZAAR AT DENBIGH. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH AND 18TH, 1879, A Q K A N D BAZAAR Will be held in the TOWN HALL, DENBIGH, Under Distinguished Patronage, In aid of Funds for the Enlargement of the National Schools, Denbigh. Further particulars will be announced. 404 CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM. ——— GRAYD SPRING CONCERT. MR. EDWIN HARRISS Has pleasure in announcing that he has made arrangements with the following well-known arivsUs fnr a Grand Evening Concert, on MONDAY, APRIL 21st, 1879 MISS JOSE SHERRINGTON, Soprano. MADAME ENRIQEZ, Contralto. MR. VERNON RIGBY, Tenor. MR. CECIL TOVEY, Bass. Flute: MR. D. KEPPELL. Numbered reserved stalls, Five Shillings; family ticket to admit five, One Guinea chairs, three shillings balcony, Eighteenpence unre- served feats, One Shilling. Plan of seats at Mr. Edisbury's, High-street, I where tickets may be obtained. Doors open at 7.30 Concert at S carriages at 10.30.. 409 PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. I FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE WREXHAM FREE SCHOOLS. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 15TH, AND FRIDAY, THE 18TH, TWO AMATEUR PERFORMANCES I OF LORM LYTTON'S PLAY, THE T A D Y OF LYONS." Reserved Stalls, 2s. 6d. Chairs, Is. ¡I Balcony and Body of Hall, Back Seats, id. A Plan of the Hall may be seen at MESSRS. BAYUCT AND Hope-street. I Performances under Distinguished Patronage. 392 THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF WALES. CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION, 1878—79. I THE FINAL TIE in this competition will be played at OSWESTRY CRICKET GROUND, On SA TURD A Y (TO-DAY), MARCH 29th, 1879, WREXHAM v. WHITE STAR. Kicl.iJ, 3.30 p.m. Admision, Sixpence. Members' free list suspended for this match. The 2 p.m. passenger train from Chester, will on this date stop at Gobowen to set down, and passengers will be booked from Wrexham and Ruabon to Oswesiry by this train at the pic-nic rates. 415 I I FOOTBALL. ¡ G RAN D INTERNATIONAL MATCH A T WREXHAM, (ft" Monday, April 7th, 1879. gCOTLAND "v. ALES. A du d sion to the Ground, 6d. Reserved Enclosure and Grand Stand, Is. Carriages, 2s. Gd. extra. KICK-OFF AT THREE P.M. THIS MATCH WILL BE PLAYED ON THE WREXHAM RACECOURSE. A DINNER A ITER THK KATCH AT THE WTNNSTAY ARMS HOTEL, WREXHAM, At tJ p.m. FXIESINKKT mi R. A. CUNLlFi'E, BART. VICE-PRESIDENT EVAN MORRIS, EQ. | TICKETS (INCLUDING WINE) 4S. fid. EACH. Application for Tickets to made to the Association Secretary (Mr. C. H. LLOYD, Rualx nJ, on or before Saturday, April 5th, as only a limits number will be issued, 417 11ublit Jlflii.rs. WREXHAM TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. Established 11th April, lSJG. The Committee have pleasure in announcing that arrangements have been made with the National Temperance League for R. J. B. G 0 U G H TO VISIT WREXHAM, On WEDNESDA Y EVENING, APRIL 2ND, 1879, When he will deliver AN ORATION IN THE PUBLIC HALL. Chair to be taken at 7.30 by the REV. DAVID HOWELL, B.D. Doors open half-an-hour previously. Prices of Admission—Rescnrd chairs (nunt- bered), 3s. unreserved chairs, oalconp, Is. 6d.: back seats (area), Is. Tickets to be obtained of William Thomas, Outfitter, 42, Hope-street, where a plan of the hall may be seen and places secured. .B.-A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the Great Western Station, W rexham, at 9.55 p.m after the close of the lecture, for Ruabon, Acrefair, Trev r. and Llangollen. And from the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay station, at ten o'clock p.m., for Gwersylit, Cefnybedd, Bridgend, Caergwrle, Penyffordd, and Buckley. 341 GRAND EASTER PRESENT! SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE SUBSCRIBER TO THE NORTH WALES GUARDIAN. Mr. C. J. PBESCOTT, 3, Imperial Arcade, Ludgatt Hill, London, E.C., has made arrangements to present to all Readers of tne Noi-th Wales Guiraian A MAGNIFICENT 18- CAR A T GOLD CAS E D ALBLKT CHAIN, (Curb, Fetter. Cable, or other Patterns) And warranted to stand the acid test. The most perfed specimens of art ever seen. Exact facsimile of a real 18-carat gold one costing £ 15. Highly recommended by the Press. Anyone wishing to save their beet or for any other reason, should send for one of these Chains, as it would take a clever expert to discover it from a REAL GOLD CHAIN. The Price is, POST FREE, 7s. GJ. (If Registered, 6d. extra.) The whole of the cash returned i-n -It liked. Post-office Orders, payable at the General Poat-o SIM, London, E.C., or stamps, should b, sent, together with the Coupon found below, only to MR. C. J. PRESCOTT, 3, Imperial Arcade, Lud.ate Hill, London, E.C. NORTH WALES GUARDIAN COUPON. This Coupon, entitling the ho" der to one 18-CARAT GOLD CASED ALBERT CHAIN. Must be sent, accompanied hy 93 Stamps, or Post-office Order for 7s. Cd. (toe latter much preferred) to Mr. C. J. PRESCOTT. 3, Imperial Arcade, Ludgate Kill, London. Available for Twenty-eight day- after date. March 28th, 1879. PLEASE CAREFULLY X ITE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. N.B.—No article can be supplied without the Coupon and the amount stated; and, as the applications are very numerous, readers are strongly advised to lose no time in forwaraing at once, all applications being taken in rotation. SPECIMENS MAY BE SEEN. PLEASE WRITE ADDRESS DISTINCTLY. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents will oblige by attending to the following rules:— 1.—Write briefly aèJå lesrbly on srns,ll slips. ilrd or <••>■> side of the pa^er on'y. rroper name* sltoulu always t-fc Milttt in PKLNT hLLUci 2.-(7ive real name and addres- in confidence, sa nosjaov communications are not attended to, S.—.Address lettsrs, not to ary private iudiridaal, but it The Editor of The (Juardian, \Vrexiann 4.—Despatch letter- early. 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