Wrexham Guardian

Sales bir faction. n t; l( l Messrs. ones, & Co. SMITHFIELD, WREXHAM. MESSES BAUGH, .TONES & CO., will hold their next SALE of STOCK in the above Smithfield, on Ihurs- iÎay, May 16, 1873. Stock already entered, viz. A lot of prime fftt Beasts, A lot of useful Dairy Cows, Several fresh Barrens, and fat Calves, A nice lot of Sheep, Lambs, and Pigs, Whi el* include Two splendid fat Bullocks, nml 23primef.it Sheep, the property of Mr J. Edwards, Carthapena Fllrm. 20 fat Welsh Wethers, the property of Mr HugheO, Cornish Hall 30 prime fat Sheep, belonging to a gentleman in the neighbourhood. 20 splendid fat Shropshire Down W ethers awl six i„t Lambs, the property of air J. L' e, Liny H-il 20 very ripe W elsh Sheep, the property ot Mr Hughes, Acton Sale at Ten o'elock. d of Freehold Property called the Littie Bedwall, near Cross Lanes, in the Parish of Murchwiel in the County of Denbigh. To be Sold by Auction, by 14 it ESSPvS BAUGH, JONES, & CO., at the Wynnstay Arms J\'jL Hotel, Wrexham, on Wednesday, the 2Gth day of lby, 18iF. at Two for Three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, all that compact ESTATE called "Little Bcdwell," being- part ofMaes-y-N ant Estate, consisting of a Dwelling-house. Farm-budding, and Homestead, together with' all those several fiejds, pieces or pare; Is of Lai d (in a ring in the whole by adii'easurernent4r»a. 3r. 8p. more or less, situate in the parish .f Mar^hwiel, in the County of Denbigh, and now in the occapation tf Mrs Mell, whote tenancy expires at llichaelmas The whole of tho land has been pipe drained by the pro- vri it or and is in a tood state of cultivation. There are some timber trees and young thrivinp plantations growing upon the estate, and it adjoins and has a long trout-age to the high road leading from the town of "Wrexham to bangor Isyeoed. and is distant from the former 3* miles and from the latter place 1; miles.. The property is bounded on the_ one side by M^es-y-Nant and On tbe otbers br l'inds belonging to Sir W. V, ynn, Bart and the said High road; and is very eligibly situated for the erection of a gentleman's residence. Printed particulars with lithographed plane of the Esta.te and further inform ation mav be obtained from >1. Hum- phreys, Esq., solicitor. Wrexham, or from the Auctioneers, Temple' Chambers, Wrexham. 788e Messrs Davies ana Armor. To be Sold by Auction, by Mt-css-RS DAVITS AND ARMOR, on Tuesday, the 14tli. day of May, 1878 (Denbigh Fair Day), DO very THme Fat Welsh Wethers fin the wool). PT*e above Stock are the property oi R. Wynne, Esq., of RTher wm'be sold in the Market Place, in pens of five. The' Auctioneers begs to say that the above are unusually K Sale of Pedigree Bulls at 11 a.m., and the Sheep at 11.30. Royal Oak, Denbigh, May :3rd, 1S78. 489c MONTHLY SALE OF FAT AND STOnE STOCK AT DENBIGH. MTTSSRS DA VIES AND ARMOR will SELL BY AUC- TION on Tuesday, the 14th of May, 1578 (Denbigh Fair Day), in front of the Royal Oak, at 11 o'Ciock a.m. prompt- Seven Yearling Pedigree Bulls The property of J. Dawson, Esq., Grrnant. The Auctioneers wish to call the attention of the Public t,) tl- above Stock ail being of pure pedigree blood, and will N '.B.—The pedigree of each Bull will be produced on the Further' entries to the above Sale are respectfully ^iiuyS.1' Oak, Denbigh, April 29th, 1878. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND NEAR THE STATION, DENBIGH. MvaSTJS DAVIES AND ARMOR are instructed to SELL l" BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Oak Inn, Denbigh, on Friday, the 31st of May, 18 8 at Two for Three ^cfoekpunctually, all that Piece of FREEHOLD LAND aiilled "The Big Garden," situate at the foot of Vale-street, and in close proximity to the Railway Station, Denbigh The Property has been divided into Building Lots to suit purchasers having frontages varying- from 17 to 2o feet, con- taining from into m square yards. The great scarcity of Building Laud at Denbigh, and the want of Houses, are so well known that the Auctioneers do Mot deem it necessary to enlarge upon the subject,. The Lots are so arranged that advantage can be taken of the new system of drainage which has been determined upon by the Cnrporation. Particulars, with lithographed plans, can be had on appli- cation to "the Auctioneers, or to Mr B. C, B. Ciough, sur- veyor or Messrs Gold Edwards and Weston, solicitors, all of Denbigh. 453c Messrs. Dew & Son. CAERWYS, FLINTSHIRE. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Dwelling-houses, Building and accommodation Land in and near the Borough Town of Caerwys. To be Sold by Auction, by MESSRS. WILLIAM DEW AND SON at Fwiigwyn Inn, near the Caerwjs Station on the Mold and Denbigh Junction Railway, on Thursday, the 30th day of p "May 1878 at Two o'clock in'"the afternoon, subject to con- ^tioks to be then produced, NINE DWELLING-HOUSES witli OUT-BUIIDINGS, GARDENS, &c., situate in North, South, and Water streets, in the tcwn of Caerwys. A Valuable Piece of Building and Accommodation Land, called Erw Castdl, near tha town d Caenvy, and scveral pieces of ierv valuable Buildtn* and Accommodation Land being a Jnrtinn of Pwllgwyii Farm, adjoining and in the immediate Sity of the Caerwys Station, on the Mold and Denbigh Tiinct'on Railway. Some of the Lots afford excellent sites for tbe erection of Villa Residences, and the property is gurrounaed by^ the estates of Lady Clarke, Major Fou kes, William Pick stone, John Evans, Enuck Lewis, and William WpiinTand Particulars of Sale may be obtained from H.A Cope, Esq., Solicitor, Holywell; from Mr A<^ent, Flint; or from the Auctioneers, Wtllheld House, Bangor, and Town Hall, Rhyl. Messrs. Piokeriag, Sons, & Woodfia. Sale of Farming Stock and Household Furniture at PULFORD, about four-and-a-half miles from Chester, and two milcj from Bossett Station, on the Chester and Shrewebury line. MFSSRS PICKERING, SONS, AND WOODFIN hare been instructed by Mr William Morris (who is leaving <n aPii kT Auction, on Friday, May the 17th, 1878, Mjeiarmj.tosei BjaucFAEMING STOCK, IMPLE- ^NTS OF HUSBANDRY, DAIKY VESSELS HOUSE- Troi D FURNITURE, &c., comprising four choice-bred Sws fn fulPmilk one barren cow, one well-bred two-years-old heifer one yearling difcfo, useful brown cob, aged, stands 14 hands'- four prime fat pigs, useful shandry, cart with harvest eearin'g set of thrill gears, set ol lumess, odd gears, corn coffer wheelbarrow, two step ladders, long ladder, -4staves •, atone roller, chaff cutter, hay knife, cow boxes, wood harrows, -mail implements, horse-power and churn, buckeis,. two rain f.X niff troughs, wheel churn and stand, staff di!M, two hrttor tubs, butter scales and weights, five butter br.skets, ™>i!k nans minted dresser, fenders and lira irons, large iron kitchen chairs and tables, round table, rocking chair, corner cupboard, sofa, pictures p er glass, lairp*, brass T^n il' ticks pight-days clock, old onk linen cest, two sets of bedstead* and palliasse, two feather beds bolsters and pillows, minted chest of drawers, toilet glass, rollers and blinds, two clothes horses, odd crockery, saucepans, two round pots two watering' cans, copper kettle, and numerous other effects afíio two-sides of prime home-cured bacon. Sale to commence at two o'clock prompt. 47lio gale of Prime Fat Stock at WELL HOUSE FARM, SALTNEY, two-and-a-half miles from Chester, one mile from sLurev Station OD the Chester and Shrewsbury line, and one mile from Bromghton Hall Station on the Cheeter and Moid line. MT-CC-RS PICKERING, SONS, and WOODFIN have Pleasure to announoe that they have been instructed ->bn Roberts Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, on the ay U oLri '] aeH(jay, May the 21st, 1878, the whole r hT'wcrRent Pnme F^ CATTLE, SHEEP, LAMBS, and PIGS, Tiz. :— 83 Exceedingly Prime Fat Bullocks and Heifers Hi) Ripe Fat Sheep 40 Ditto Lambs 4 Ditto Pigs. The Auctioneers can strongly recomineud the above Stoek as being of splendid quality and nice weights. Lunch on the table at Twelve o'clock, sale to commence at half-past One. An omnibus will leave theBloeBomsHotel, Eastgate-street, Ohwiter at half-past Eleven on the morning of Sale, return- ing immediately after the Sale. —————— Mr G. F. Byford. MONTHLY PAT AND STORE STOCK SALE. M-o r F BYFORD is favoured with instructions ta SFT L BY AUCTION, at Eleven o'clock, in front of 1?q „a7„T Ruthin on Tuesday, 21st May (Fair Day), ttte C«3tl -4 {d Bullocks (stall fed). Also, Several Prime Fat Cows and Hriters The above are the property of R. Ble^arU, Lsq., Pool r&iis. »d ^fgSST«We. respectfully solicited. Plas-yn-Llan, May Oth, 1878. b Messrs Glover aad Steward.. CHESTER HORSE FAIR. MFS'JRS GLOVBR AND STEWARD will hold their 7i ^inthlv sale Of Horse", Carriages, Harness, &C„ Th»;«i.y, 1., »tb, 1!178. Entries respectfully solicited. All horses orterfld for this sale should be in the Paddoek atablee on the night previous to tbe day of sale, so as to giro intendiag 118 opportunity of sceing Usuib^re tIao ooMMeaoamont of Oe ale. QurnmcttaWlfaK 0eIN. hi) lititraft Cantrart, 1"0 BE SOLD.—A four-liorse power Stationary Vertical X SIEAI ENGINE, by Chaflwick, Manchester, with boilder, water gauge, pressure gauge, float and whistle, regulator and safety valve, steam, water, and exl:au-t pipes coiiiplete.-Apply to William Morris, Cefn Estate, St. Asabh. b CARRIAGES FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a PHAETON, with Turnover Seat; also a j* WAGONETTE. Both Carriages are in a condition equal to new. Built by fir-t clars makers, and fitted with pole and bar.—For particulars apply toM.D., Grove House, Denbigh. 479b ifrgal anh uhIi, Ifatias. BANGOR RACES. AT the last Bangor Races, which was the 19tli anniversary of the mee ting, there vras a very general feeling that some expression of gratitude was due to Capt. -Francis Mostyn Owen for his very able management as Clerk of the Course all those years. It has, therefore, been resolved to raise a suoscription for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonial at the next Bangor Haces, which will be the 20th anniversary. The following gentlemen have formed them- selves into a committee for the purpose of carrying this out SIR W. W. WYNN, BART., VISCOUNT COMBERMERE, LOllD A. E. KILL-TREVOR, EDMUND PEEL, ESQ., SALUSBURY MAIN WARING, ESQ., CONWY ROWLEY CONWY, ESQ. With power to add to their number. Col. Lovett, Belmont, Chirk, has consented to act as secretary. Subscriptions will be limited to £ 2, rnd not less than 10s. There will be a fuller notice in a future paper. W. W. WYNN. Subscriptions will be received at the Old Bank, Oswestry. 4(!7o THOMAS SYMOND deceased). Pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in the twenty-second and twenty-third year of the reig-n of her present Majesty, cap. 35, intituled, "An Act to further amend the law of property and to relievo trustees," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors aNI persons having any claims or demands upon or ag-linst the estate of Thomas Symond, late of the Castle Park Farm, near Ruthin, in the county of Denbigh, deceased (who died on the 12th day of April, 1íJ7. and whose will was proved by William Edwards, of the Hand Brewery, Ruthin aforesaid, and Ezra Roberts, Ruthin aforesaid, agent the executors therein named, on the first day ot May, 187S, in the District Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice at St. Asaph), are hereby required to ,end in the particulars of their claims and demands to the said William Edwards and Ezra Roberts, or to the undersigned, their solicitors, on or befure the first day of June next; and notice is hereby also given that after that day the selid executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the said executors shall then have notice, and that they will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose debt or claim they shail not then hare had notice. Dated this 6th day of May, 1S78. LLOYD AND ROBERTS, 464o Ruthin, Solicitors for the Executors. In the High Court of Justice Chancery Division. In the matter of the Companies Acts, 18S2, 1867, and 1877; and in the ma'tter of the ittle Meuntain Coal, Iron, and Clay Company, Limited. THE creditors of the abore named company are, on or before the Stli day of June, 1878, to sand their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors (if any), to and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors (if any), to Alexander Young, of No. 16, Tokenhouse Yard, Lotlibury. London, E.G., the official liquidator of the said company and if so required, by notice in writing from the said official liquidator, are by their solicitors to come in and prove their said dphb or claims at the chambers of the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Richard JVIalins, at No. 3, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inu, in the county of Middlesex, at sueh time and phce as shall be specified in such notice, or in ddault thereof they will bo excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved. \Yetine(1ay, the 19th day of June, 1878, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the aid chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims. Dated this 6th day of May, 1878. E. W. WALKER, Chief Clerk. Helder, Roberts, and Gillolt, 2, Verolam Buildings, Gray's Inn, London, W.C., agents for Mr Evan Morris, Wrexham, Denbighshire, solicitor for the said ofDcial liquidator, a 4 6 So HOWELL'S FEMALE ORPHAN SCHOOLS, DENBIGH. ON TUESDAY, the 4th JUNE Next, a Vacancy for ONE Orphan Inmate on the foundation, between the of seven and twelve years, and TWO Vacancie. for Pay Boarders, over seven years of age, will be filled up at the above Institution. Terms. X20 per annum, payable quarterly in ad- vance. The Local Governors will also entert ain applications for the admission of Day Scholars, the terms being, Entrance Fee, IPs, and a quarterly payment of £ in advance. Forms of applicati ;n for the above several vacancies can be had from J. P. LEWIS, Solicitor, Denbigh, Clerk to the Local Governors, and an applications must be sent to him on or before Saturday, the 25th instant. Former application* should be renewed by letter to the Clerk on or before the last-mentioned date. No applications should bo made to the Local Governors individually. Note-Thcre is a Qualification test for the admission of children, regulated according to acre, which can be had from the Clerk. The School Examiner is to test all elected Candidates and report to the Local Governors. Denbigh, May 7th, 1378. 484e SHROPSHIRE AND WEST MIDLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIERY. j^TIDLOW ?\'I E E T I N G, JULY 24TH, 2.-TU, 26TH, 1878. PRIZES TO BE AWARDED AMOUNT TO £ 1,000. ENTRIES for Live Stock, Butter, Cheese, Wool, and Implements CLOSE on June 17th; for Horse Leaping and "Turn-outs" on July 24th. Prize Lists and Entry Forms sent on application to W. L. BROWNE, Secretary. Officoe Castle Mills, Shrewsbury. 421b LLANGOLLEN PARISH CHURCH ORGAN FUND. SOLUTION passed on Monday, February Jtv 18th, 1878 ff Tht it is desirable to raise a sum of at least £ 400 towards providing a suit- able ORGAN for the Parish Churcli." Contributions to be paid in to Megsre Richards and Co., to the North and South Wales Bank, or to tha Honorary Secretary. RICHARD BOW^OTT, 848b liON. SEC. THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF WALES. President SIR W. Wf WYNN, BART., M.P. Vice-President EVAN MORRIS, ESQ. -y^-ELSII NATIONIKL CHALLENGE CUP. Subscriptions Promised:— £ s. d. Sir W. W. Wynn 3 2 0 Evan Morris, Esq 2 2 0 T. Jackson, Ksq 110 J. O. Bury, Esq 110 Harold Lees, Esq 10 0 E. Tench, Esq 0 2 6 Mr W. Frascr 0 5 0 Wrtrham Guardian 0 10 6 Mr W. Snape 0 10 6 Subscriptions may be paid to the credit of the Football Association of Wales," at the North and South Wales Bank, Wrexham. d TESTIMONIAL TO M71 ALEXANDER FYFE, WREXHAM. £ B. d. Amount already acknowledged 7 P. Pace, Esq Hodnet 110 Messrs. W. and J. Prichard, Hope-street 110 Mr J. AUinand. H .pe-street 010 6 *Mr J. Jones, Bank Buildings 010 6 Mr Francis, chemist 0 5 0 Mr Fraser, Queen-street 05 0 Mr Jones, bootmnker, High-stroet 0 5 ♦Mr D. McLean, Dutton Union, Cheshire 0 6 0 1). McLean, Diitton ♦Mr Evans, relieving-offlcer 0 5 0 Always Lite 05 0 Mr Lewis, Hi,i-,b-street 02 4 Mrs Phillips, Quoen-straet 0 3 6 Mr Gomer Jones, Bani-street 0 2 6 *hir .T. Griffith"" HO.VWO,>d. 0 2 6 ♦Mr J. L. Williams, Borras. 0 2 6 Mr E. H. Williams, assistant-overseer. 0 2 6 Former pupils. Further subscriptions will be thankfully received by Meeere Hughes & Son, C, Bay ley & Co., J. Rogers, E. Jones, batter, Benjamin Jones, Hone-street; JR. Potter and J. Randies, Hic,'h-ëtreet; T. Cross, Town-hill; and W. Pierce, Bridge- ttreet; and also by the treasurer Mr A*. W. Edwards, Grove- road, and the hon secs. The committee are anxious to close the list at as early a date as possible and would fool greatly obliged if intending subscribers would kindly furward their subscriptions at their earliest ootivooieuce. A. W. EDWARDS, HSQ., Grove-road, Treasurer. ROWEL DAVIES } EDWIN B. AST-LEYHOD. Sees. 3We QIlM, DeDD > tgi11 anfr Public Dficts. MR ARCHIBALD FORBES IN WREXHAM. LECTURE will be delivered in the PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM, ON MONDAY, MAY 27 TH, 1378, By the above-name I ceebated WAR CORRESPONDENT of tbe Laity News, on his PERSONAL EXPERIENCES IN THE TURKO-RU S SIAN WAR, Comprising the leading episodes of CROSSING THE DANUBB, THE BATTLE OF THE SHIPKA PASS, THE BATTLES OF PLEVNA ) &c., &-e. ALL ALLUSION TO POLITICS STRICTLY AVOIBED. Doors open at Seven p.m. Lecture to commence at Eight p.m. Admission—Reserved Seat. 83 eauh Second Seats, 2s Bfck, Is. Å Plan of tho Reserved Seats may be seen at the Misses Whiting's, 2, High-street, Wi'exham, where Tickets for Reserved and Second Seats may be obtained. Carriages will enter Honblas-street from Chester-street. The Lecture will conclude about 9.45 p.m. 487c COMING OF AGE OF EDWARD -yyWiKIN v v ESQ., r L A S Y N C E F N. AT a large and influential meetiin? of the Clergy, Magis- tracy, and Citizens of St. Asaph and neighbourhood, keld at the National Schools, on April 22nd, R. J. SISSON, ESQ., IN THE CHAIR. It was resolved—"That a Public Demonstration be made on the occasion of the Coming-of-Age of MR. E. W. WILLIAMS IVYNN, to mark the respect and esteem in wllich the andent House of Cefn is held by all classes. That the Demonstration should consist in presenting 811 Address to Mrs Wrynn; in giving tea to all the children and their mothers, and old women of every denomination in the parish; in having a Military Band; a Banquet: and a grand display of Fireworks at night. That a Subscription List be opened. That commit- tees be formed. That Mr. M. R. Partington be Hon, Secretary. That Mr, F. C. Watkins be Hon. Treasurer." (Signed) R. J. SISSION, Chairman. .A first list of subscribers is annexed hereto, and further subscriptions will be duly acknowledged by the lion. Treasurer, or by MILES R, PARTINGTON, Hon. Sec. St. Aeaph, May 9th, 1878. SUBSCRIPTION LIST. I s. d. *The Right Rev The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph The very Kev The Dean of St. Asaph 2 2 0 ♦Hugh R. Hughes, Esq., Kinmel Lord) Lieutenant of the County of Flint 5 Sir W. G. Williams. Bart Bodelwyddan 5 0 0 R. J. Sisson, Esq,, Talardy 3 S 0 The Rev R. H. Howard, Wigfair. 3 3 0 Major Birch, Mnes Ehvy J 2 0 ♦MissF. A. Luxmoore. Bryn Asaph Mrs Leigh Thomas, Gorphwysfa 2 2 0 Mrs Hughes, The Cottage 110 *Tlie Vicirs of St. Asal,li The Rev W. Murton, St. Asaph. S 3 0 Mr J. P. Sisson, Talardy 110 *Dr lodge Mr Joseph Lloyd, Merchant. 4 4 7 Dr Hughes, Denbigh 110 Dr Easterby, Head Master, Grammar 8c11001. 110 *M r R,. Roberts, Dep. Registrar Messrs Davies ani Roberts 2 2 0 Mr T. Roberts, Glaudwr 0 10 Mr T. Howes Roberts. 0 10 6 Mr Robert Jeff re, r, Colwyn. 110 Mr George Bell, C. E. Rhyl 110 ♦Mr Richard Griffiths, Gwernigron Mr Charles Mansbridge, St. Asaph Mr W G. Jones, Lower Shop 110 Mr William Morris, Cefn 0 i0 6 *Amount not yet stated. tn!Jtrs. THE WREXHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY. TENDERS FOR COAL. rpHE Directors invite TENDERS for a supply of COAL te 1 to the Works of the above Company for one, two, or three years, from the 1st day of July next. Particulars as to fjuamities, &c., may be obtained upon ap- plication to tbe undersigned. Tenders to be sent in before the 1st day of June next. The Directors do not bind themselves ta accept the lowest or any Tender. By order of the Board. THOS. WALKER, I Secretary and Manager, Wrexham, May 3rd, 1878. 4850 feursioits. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHESTER RACES .—C U P DAY. ON WEDNESDAY, May 15th, Excursion Trains will run to Chester as follows and return the same evening:— Leaving Shrewsbury at .5, 9.35, 10.25, and 10.35; Baschurch 9.54 and 10.49 Rednal, 11.0; Whittington, 10.12; Oswestry, 9.52, 11 a.m., and 12.15 p.m.; Gebovren, 10.20,11.12, and 12.25; Chirk, 10.25 and 11.20 a.m., and 12.30 p.m.; Wrexham, 8-9, 9.35, 10.55,11.5, and 11.15 a.m., and 12.55, 1.36, and 1.50 p.m.; Gresford, 8.15, 9.43, and 11 23 a.m., 1.0, and 1.57p.m. Rousott, 8.21, 9.50, and 11.30 a.m., and 1.12 and 2.3 p.m. For further particulars see special bills. J. GRIERSON, Paddington Terminus. General Manager. RHYL (NORTH WALES). jyjARINA Iff OUkiE, WATER STREET AND CRESCENT ROAD, Facing the Promenade. HIGH SCHOOL for Commercial and Middle Class Education. Principal.—Mr. F. G. PRATT. Terms from 30 guineas. Prospectuses on applica- tion. 3441 TOWER HALL, LLANGOLLEN. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Principals:— DR. & MRS. ELLIS. The house is delightfully situated on an eminence. about half a mile from the town, and commands splendid views of the far-famed Vale of Llangollen. The course of instruction is such as to qualify young Ladies for useful and honourable positions in society, as well as for competitive examinations. Prospectuses, &c., on application. 129o S T TlomA s' COLLEGE, R H T L. Warden: THE VEN. ARCHDEACON MORGAN, M.A., Vicar of Rhyl. Htad-matfw ■ REV. THOMAS HUGHES, M.A. Boarders are taken in the head-master's house, which faces the sea, No. 8, Plas Tirlow. Terrace. 7o SEASIDE EDUCATION. MARINE VILLAS, ABERGELE, NORTH WALES. A PRIVATE BOABDING SCHOOL for a limited number of Gentlemen's Sons, will be opened at the above place after the Midsummer Holidays, by the Rev W. Ellis, B.A. of Gonville and Caiue College, Cambridge, and Mem- ber of the London Mathematical Society. The House is beautiful situated amid exquisite scenery. References are kindly permitted to the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph; R. Bamford Hesketh, Esq., Gwrych Castle; the Venerable Archdeacon Morgan, M.A., Rhyl; and the Rev Canon Hugh Jones, M.A., Llanrwst. 446c BEDDING PLANTS. YSTRACHAN, Seedsman and Nur-eryman. High-street, offers a GRAND SELECTION' and would invite in- rpection at the Eailway Station Nurseries, Wrexham.-Price List on application. üio tgttl anb ulr1i! ffxrtras. WREXHAM HARE AND HOUNDS' CLUB A. MAT E U RAT H LET I C g PORTS. THIRD ANNUAL MEETING A T ACTON PARK, ) (By the kind permission of Sir R. Ä. Cunliffe, Bart.) j ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE 5TH, 1878, COMMENCING PUNCTUALLY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. PATRONS:- HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF WREXHAM. HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G. Sir W. W. Wynn, Bajrt., M.P. George O. Morgan, Esq., M.P. Hon. G. T. Kenyoii. Simon Yorke, Esq. I Archibald Peel, Esq. t Edward Evans, Esq., J.P. 1 J. Lewis, Esq. j William Overton, Esq., J.P. Sir R. A. Cunliffe, Bart. Wa^.kin Williams, Esq., M.P. T. Ll. Fitz Hugh, Esq. Cap. ain Godfrey. Peter Walker, Esq. Edward Williams, Esq., M.D., H. X. Aspiiiall, Esq. Colonel C.ioper and the Officers of the 23rd Brigade Depot R. W. Fusiliers. THE BAND OF H.M. OGTH REGIMENT WILL ATTEND AND PLAY SELECTIONS DUllIXG TIm AFTERNOON. t j COMPETITIONS OPEN TO ANY AMATEUR. (As defined by the Rules of the London Athletic Club.) 120 Yi*rds Hurdle Race (Scratch) Two Prizes Quarter-Mile Flat Race ditto do. 1 Mile Fiat Race ditto. do. Long Jump do. Balf-Mile Handicap for Boys under IS years of age (a. Reference will have to be given, if required) do. Throwing the Hammer do. Throwing the Cricket Ball do. Football Race—440 Yards do. Bicycle ,Race—3 Miles do. The Committee reserve to themselves the rig'ht of refusing the entry of anyone not a member of the Club. Entries, Two Shillings and Sixpence each, with Foes and Colours, to be sent in to the Secretary not later than Saturday, May 25th. Entries to Boy's Race, One Shilling. Entry Forms and Rules can be obtained on application to the Secretary. Admission to the Park, One Shilling. Entrance at the lihosnessney Lodge. No Booths, Tents, or Hucksters allowed on the Ground. Tickets may be obtained of the Secretary, at Mr C. Davies', Hope-street; Miss Whiting's, High-street; or at the Gate. J. STEWART CRAWFORD, C HON. SECRETARY. ''Qrra\)tmt1t s JJbtosses. G E 0 F F R E Y c A L D E C 0 T T, TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, (Late Cutter at Nicolls', Regent Street, London), In returning thanks to his patrons and friends for the liberal support accorded him since his coulmeucement in business, begs to inform them that he has purchased very largely in goods suitable for the present and oaiaing season which he is making to order at the undermentioned prices :— BUSINESS SUITS 42s„ bgs., 55s. IlIQ 6. TROUSERS (Unequalled) 12s. 6d., 1[is., 16s. 6d., 18s., 21s. LADIES'JACKETS 25s., 30s. and 35s. Always in stock a variety of Leather and other Braces, Black and Coloured Ties, White Military Skirts, Gold Wire Hunting Hat Guards, No. 2, OVERTON ARCADE, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. 302f — NEURALGIA, TIC-DOLOREUX, PAINS IN FACE AND HEAD REMOVED BY V 0^ RUTHERFORD'S TIC PILLS. An invaluable remedy for those painful DR. WHITE'S affections, and guaranteed to relieve LIVER PILLS. Boxes, Is l £ d and 2s 9d eaeh. Tbese Pii!s 1Ti11 be f0uad fc'gMy bencficial in all disorders arisiDg from a g deranged, sluggish, or inactive state of the Liver, Stomach, or Bowels. CHURCH CUSHIONS, SEAT MATS, HASSOCKS, CARPETS, PSDE MATS CLUNY AND OTHER DAMASKS. Corded and Damask Silks, Orplireys, Laces, Fringes, &c. Altar Cloths. Banners. Embroideries in TapestPy and Cress-over stitch. Altar Linen marked for working. Communion Mats in Berlin Weol. CHORISTERS' CASSOCKS AND SURPLICES. ryi IT O M A S B R 0 w N AND g ON, i.. JL3 MANUFACTURERS, 14. ALBERT STREET, MANCHESTER, Are paying special attention to the Furnishing cf Churches, and request applications for estimates and samples. Their establishment, being situated n the middle of the manufacturing districts, offers advantages in prices and w ates of carriage. TH NEW B A P ISMA 5 O W » 265b A C A R D. rjlHOMAS RICHARDS No. 3, YO R K E S T R E T WREXHAM, PRACTICAL TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER. Gentlemen's first-class DRESS MATERIALS ia an extensive variety, at the mest economical prices. A PERFECT FIT Guaranteed. A Large and Superior Stock of Gentlemen's HOSIERY, Hats, &c. 115e LATEST production in French and English Millinery, Bonnets, French Flowers and Feathsis, &c at B. ARTHUR DAVIS, draper, Denbigh. A eall will oblige. 451g SUMMER FASHIONS. GEORGE JJENRY LEE AND COMPANY, BA8NETT STREET, LIVERPOOL, Respectfully announce that they are now prepared with a splendid Stock of all NOVELTIES FOR SUMMER ATTIRE. THEIR SHOW ROOMS. Their extensive suite of Show Rooms for MILLINERY, COSTUMES, MANTLES, AND LADIES' OUTFITTING is replete with the most recherche collective from Paris, Berlin, Ac. THEIR SILK, DRESS, AND FANCY DEPARTMENT* Contain an immense Stock of all fashionable Goods. Patterns sent on request. Goods earriage free. Cash Disoount, 2 £ per cent., which will cover the expenses of Railway Journey. G B 0 R G B H I N r. T J E B AND COMPANY, BASNETT-STKEET LIVERPOOL. ø MR SHERRAT, Solicitor and Notary, is REMOVING to his own Premises next to Savings Bank. Several handsome suites of offiees, cellars, store 1 rooms, stables, and coach-house to LET.—Apply, Mr Sherratt, Bryuytiyaaon Newydd. Iwo MONEY TO LEND BY THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE B A N K, LIVERPOOL. THE STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED. £ 10 to £ 2,0W READY to be advanced without delay, in sums to suit Gentlemen or Ladies, Private Householders," Pro- fessional Gentlemen, Clergymen, CJerks holding permanent situations. Persons about entering into business, and others, upon easy terms, upon their own security, without sureties. Cash alao advanced to Farmers, Cowkeepers, Car Pro- prietors. and others, upon their effects, without removal or publicity upon their own undertakings, without obtaining friends as sureties, which can be repaid monthly, quarterly, or other terms as may be agreed upon, extending over one year and upwards, to enabld them to increase their stocks, and render them every kind of temporary accommodation. BXBOIMONS AND OTHER LOANS PAID OFF. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. II EVERY INFORMATION WILLINGLY AFFORDED Tko Bank having a large capital in hand, no good application refused. No connection with any other office in England. Apply personally (or, if by letter, state amount required), to LEWIS SIMMONS, 800 27, South John-street, Liverpool. R ARTHUR DAVIS, Draper, Denbigh, begs to announce • bis return from London with a splendid assortment of Choice Goods for the present season. 451g TRAMWAY SHARES are a Safe and Profitable Invest- ment, and may be purchased in laijjeor small quantities —All Particulars at the cllic-cs, 12, Cases-street, Liverpool. Mr James Purker, Bath, Principal. Hours from Ten to Four. Saturdays at Two. Send for List. b I SUMMER FASHIONS. G1 REAT Display of Ne wGoods at R, ARTHUR DAVIS, r High-street, Denbigh, now ready for inspection. 451 g frafosmn's bbr£sts. SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS. T. J. vVilliams, 34, HIGH-STREET, DENBIGH. Respectfully begs to announce that having completed his early SP11XNG PURCHASES, pnrpc4 Su^dlys °f faSM0US-0n ^.DAY, May 13th, and SPECIAL NOVELTIES In the latest productions for the season. Attention is specially solicited to the following departments DRESS FABRICS. AH the new soft dUdts, Uncy and plain. — I ROBES AND COSTUMES j Of tha riehest description and latest do.-igLis r COLOURED SILKS. All the newest shades. BLACK- SILKS, 131 tll" best makers, and guaranteed to wear. JACKETS AND TALETOTS. French cloth, and «iik, handsomely trimmed wi-h i.f- V Oui.ie Paletot ia Florence ManteU?Sfcmed ^i Th* and Siiawl'ttes for the sea<ou v^-v ,• £ > WCC- buawl« shap* at moderate prices. in style and MILLINERY AND STSAWS, FLOWERS FEATHERS, &c. Paiis and London miliinery-nir^p brkTirtIj-. ,!1J,pelf. newest styles, at »U nr-'ces »i«nnS fewest shape*, silk and crape. Trimmed stinw and i™?** tf'iaimed in ladies' chip and straw bonnets ^i,.eC!a!uie8 whue and black, and ail the U^V tint f Vps' ornaments, and otner trimming y uuus' vviu £ SKIRTS, CORSETS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, other materials ^^the^pre^aiiin" mode ia^'ics' 'a!aPa?> a°«» embroidered corsets in the Fiencii wore and clothing in trimmed and pia^h Under- ciieiniifes, &c. bodice*, FANCY DEPARTMENT. andtofcys^Sl!6! <^id*red ends, plai, brocaded and plain ribbons ia''ijnew*^ WOOLLEN AND OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. gloves, &c. siurM, CARPET AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. and felt carpets in tk. rugs, lintoleums, oil AotL cl- t^ axiBlv,sle". <^her ing*, &c. English and ^et~ 1ENDERS GIVEN FOR ALL FURNISHING ORDERS. AGENT FOR HER 3fAJESTY'S CACHEUIP-BS." MOURNING ORDEJtS Carefully and prompdy executed. N.n:-Durillg' the -"euou the tock wiIi b- repienishd wit" all t4e prollucLious 11e lia!1;:tt. PHOTOGRAPH Y. T3EonrA^fK!T ^nI"r-ed PORTRAITS from any J- old faded lie;ures or Photofe'rairhs lve-lvr lmibhed, ready Jor framing, from 30s. SaU-fac^on guarauioed. THE ACADEMY NEW" VYSETTE, And all other styles of Portraiture Tuken Daily at HELSBY'S ART STUDIO, DENItfGH. Choice Assortment of Albums, Framed, LaUies' Bags, Purges, &c. 47sb SPRING AND SUM.MER FASHIONS. U G H JJ- U G IIE S, LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, HIGII-STREBT. DEN3IGH, Begs to thank his numerom patrons for th"'l' DT-t liberal support, and inform them tnat he has returned r' from th« leading market*, where he has purchased a IipJendid 8.:ledjOil út SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS in every department. AmoDg-t a large stock in THE FURNISHING DlCFAi'iTMENT Will be found Tiipestry, Brussels, Kidder, Duvch, and Folt Carpets; Liutlfum, Oil Oiot.'is, Heai-thru- Sheetings, Counterpanes, Ac. also a very U? t> -l V tion cf Lace and ilu.-lin Cm- ains. D H. H. desires to call special attention to ihe TAILORING AND OLTIi:I'rTlNGl DBPARTMENT6, Eaviug received a very larjfe stock of Woollen C'otha • of »vwy description, au-1 beg«respe«tfuiij' to solicit a trial. WSAQ AND FIT GUARANTEED. THE MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING DEPARTMLNTS ai-e replete with ail tha novelties fo*- th» <?ea-on ~rrt orders will receive prompt and ej.ouil r.tfrnn jn. THE WKOLE OF THE STOCK IS NOW ON flEW. Golden Eagle Drapery fstabli^iinie'H Denbigh, May, 1378. 471o OPENING OF NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT AT DENBIGH. MESSRS LITTLER & \V ILLIA;I8, GRCCHRS L rKOTISIOX 11EEOHA.VTS E-espectfnlly inform the Public that their New Presses, BANK PLACE, VALE-STREET, PENEI-JL- are now completed and opened by them ou WHDM^SDAT, APRIL ] 7ni T"M 3IOCI; OI«»?!»- °>«* The Proprietors belieye that these coDisaedi-1„ a-1 vonieut Premises will enable them to meet tho wants cf their customers in a more ^tisfaetory manner than tb-v i- .tl hitherto been able to do, and whiist thanking the c"e'"er gentry and public generally for th^ir p^st kind support* respectfully solicit a costinuuew of the same anuria* tW? that every effort will be made by offering }.; oerior at the Lowest Possible Price, to merit their approbation *»* Please observe that the busings it +>• ■. \v-», v- 1 ment Bank Place, which i, nearly op^it^H^* remums unuer the manager,ship of Mr W. Eiivvards/ who rift promptly execute all oraers entrusted to him. Agent for Denbigh for the Li-Qnor Tea Company. 4.50(1 MAGNIFICBM SIOCK uf Stmrner Jackets in Ladies i\. Maids, and Girls. A! naw mid the l.t.st 1111 1116 E. ARTOUR