Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Advertiser Office, MARKET SQUARE, WREXHAM. Every description of COMMERCIAL, GENERAL, AND FANCY PRINTING. PROMPTLY EXECUTED.  ) t) f tte Publishers (by authority) ? t?o Abstract of the Coal Mines Regulatieri AM*, AND Special Colliery Rules for North Wales. To be had in Sheets and Books, in both English and Welsh. JJAYLEY & B RADLEY, PROPRIETORS.

Sales by Auction. SALES BY MESSRS BAUGH, JONES, AND CO. WREXHAM SMITH FIELD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 1878. ALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK EVERY !? FAIR DAY, at Ten ()'dock. and the Auctioneers respectfully request that the Stock he at the Mart tarly. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED. A lot of Prime Fat Beasts Ditto of Dairy Cows A nice lot of Sheep, Lambs, and Pigs Sale at Ten o'clock. BAUGH, JONES, AND CO. 90/b SALE BY MR BIRCH. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. The next -Mart Sale will be Mil on Thursday, February 7, 1878. ill R BIRCH begs to inform his numerous friends 1" and customers that the following STOCK has been aircedy,eiitere(i for sale, comprising a lot of Prime Fat Beasts. Prime Fat Sheep and Lambs. Fat and Store Pigs. Calves, <6c. The property of the supporters of this mart in- elii''lin" Simon Yorke, Esq., A. Peel, Esq., J. Clark, (1. Bra ssey, Esq., J. Walker, Esq. T. Brassey, E. Lewis, Esq.. Messrs J. Nlillia an, R. J. Huberts, T. Evison, T. Roberts, J. Sandbach, Huxley. J. Piggot, J. Sandbach, junior, Lee, Oliffe. itc., Arc. 'llp to commence with fat cattle at Ten o'clock. Niarviiiviel, lvrexham. Itl85c KALE BY MR. SNAPE. Sal" of the nHOS BRICKWORKS AND COLLIERY, Sitvatr at lib1*, betircen Wr.xham and lluahon. MK s?APH has been instructed to offer for SALE ?t BY A?<h'X.'n one lot, at the Lio\ HOUSE, Wrexham on MONMV, January 28th. 1S7S. the above va?d'ie ?!«'K?'<KS AND ()LLIERY. The Works are !ie!<l inuler leases from T hos. Jones, Esq., df all tlie l>eils of foal and tire day under about 1:20 acres, at a moderate royalty. The most valuable of the he-Is of coal and clay TIMacot is that known as the Half-vanl Coal and Clay. The coal in this seam is of the iiesc ami finest quality, and suitable for all purposes, whether for coke, household, or for best I iron manufacture. It meets with a ready sale at the junto.st pi ici's paid for coal in the district. The clay is oi :i quality peculiarly suitable for the manufacture Ti-rra-Cotta. faring bricks, and sewer tubes; it hums 1,1 a very hard, almost vitrious, body of a pure light hnff colour, and cannot he injured either by smoky atmosphere or by frost. For sewer tubes it takes a »l:ize readily, and does not lose its form in burning. There f,1'1' also several acres of the Nant Coal ungot, which is won within twenty yards of the surface, and which will supply cheap fuel for the Works for a long time, enabling a large portion of the Half-vard Coal to soil. The PLANT comprises: —'Tlirce pits, winding entine, head gear, and all necessary appliances of the Wst construction. Grinding engine, Hin, cylinder, ft. tiin. stroke, with double bed for a second engine when re'iuired. Two very strong grinding mills and pue mills, all arranged that the clay from the pit continually descends until the finished articles are Wiled into railway trucks, which run on a siding close in the kilns. The steam boiler is 40ft. Ion:; by 4ft. tiin. diameter, and is set so that while supplying both twines with steam, the waste heat passes under the shed floor, and dries the goods in a most efficient manner. A great saving of fuel is thus effected. The sheds are 72ft. by 7ft., are all Hued, and covered with tire brick tiles, and are in perfect order. There is a large day shed for tempered clay, with chamber over for Terra-Cotta and chimney pot ware. A large shop for joiner and blacksmith, and chamber over, suitable I for a stove rnom and platv for moulds. Three round kilns, of modern construction, arranged for do™ draughts running through. They will hold about •2II.IW bricks each. Office, fitted with desks, cnphmril, Ac. Five-ton weighing machine. Two small weighing machines. Two brick presses. Tile press. Two Cameron pumps, one tl-in. ram, and one rr.-in. rain and all other appliances necessary for the business. These Works have been recently erected at a. cost of upwards of £JII,OI). under the supervision of an experienced brickniaker, and are admirably arranged I tor expeditious and economical working. There is a siding into the works by which the Illicit* and drain pipes can be loaded direct into the tvui'ks. Sale to take place at Three o'clock in the Aiti-rnoon. Peniik-V.ji to view the Works, and all necessary it- f"r".Mth'n. may be obtained from the At CT!0\KK)t, at hsO'?t?Liott House. Wrexham, where aIo "° pi, I "1 t'ae lea.es can be in'-pecr.?! i f Messrs. THOMAS )..?f? ? NEPHEW, Surveyors, Hu'tdcr?-ti?h'; a'id .Missus. LEAROYD, A: CO., I"&" .•solicitors, Huddersfieid. MESSRS CHURTON, ELPHICK, AXn CO. I iipiii'tnui Sub' Pt PLAS FilON, 0; "1,. ft hi l ff half fmii Danyor ttuil time I vml v. half utiles /l am WkjcIiuui. I ME>SRS CHURTON, ELPHICK, & CO. beg to )1 announce that thev have been favoured with instructions from Mis-, Pauton (who is Ipaving: the neighbourhood) to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wednesday. January 22n,1 and Sird, Com- mencing each day at Eleven o'clock punctually, the whole oi the excellent Household FURNITURE, ex- cellent Turkey, Brussels, and other carpets, paintings and engravings, about -14 dozens of choice old port and sherry, plated goods, glass, china, kitchen requisites, and dairy vessels. TilE Ornwoit EFFECTS comnrise 3 cross-bred short norn cows, heifer calf, handsome chestnut carriage horse, four years old, 1-j; hands, circular-fronted "roiighaai, by Rogers, London, light-running Wiggonette, by Win.lover, London, dog cart, sets of unable anil single harness, saddlery, stack of hay, the produce of ridit acres, quantity of manure, imple- ments of husbandry, garden requisites, and other mis- cellaneous effects. The Sale will commence punctually each day at F.hle\'tll "'c!"rk, as the lots are numerous and the days sh'?rt. 'analogues may be had from the Wvnnstav Arms ?M. Wrexham, or from the Auctioneers, MESSRS .ON, Hu'mcK, ROBERTS, AD HtcnARnso?, wstI', :Mb *A1,E EY MR G. Y. BYFORD. _r 1 ppEl; EYARTH, LLANFAIR, NEAR RUTHIN, huff n froia Byadh Station on the u: n, tiutl Corwen Railway, and two and a half the market of Ruthin. Highly ini- i"i"iit n„ij attractive Sale if farming Stoeic and Harness, superior Hi- C, Furniture, and numerous other effects.  F. ?YFORD has been favored with in- ?' /:ri"'ti""s h om the representatives of the late ??.ewcome. E' to SELL BY A eCTIOX, on ti„ p"'uuses as .thove. on THURSDAY, FRIDAV, and -vl i 7V,;mlur>' ??' ?t' and 2!!th.tS7S,the '?_??'?'??? ? excellent HOnŒHOLD ,;I;I rt 1.1-. :LIl'\ "^ler Eft'eds comprising 'Two t.n.Y?r."?'  ?ects. comprising :—Two ).J? ?' ?? t.T?' Pr"misinS two-year old n);v, S splendid 1m1 <'ff '?"?'? horses to match,5and? ,'al' 01<\ two St, 'I' .? 'I )? ? ?",? ?''?'' -dd in-calf heifers, two t 0\\ i, ( lI""e 111lon .111" 'f miii »"ix ?n'sh 2-year old barren heifers ? "?'?'?'"s, in-tamb'. sow and Utter ".Poi?s.?s)- ))-n.i:. p(,)dtr\?se t-?'evs- .) stacks t' ? ??"? ?' "? ? ?? ?, m? '?ta.cks 1ht.ul W""OIl "0 I' t I' ?r ))? i? ? '? I"ht P"?' ??t. stone and > |d roller i.i ,h. 1I"lIs, larrows, turnip drill, "cuttlers, t]J I;Hk" tlollghs, Ja<l<ll'I'S.to \:c FashlOlla1. W""I n,'tt ('  t u11\ar°nette (reversib)e). barouche, do?   "}lI!edl'¡p ,I  t  ■li 1 lM- P°"y ral's "f han.css,s-? "1 I II" I h' ''7, r ?' ?''?""se Plants, and garden '?"isit v, UI e \tl'lIt, ,f r' I 'tlV^drawing, morning rooms and 'f.i' ;o .i t d and mahogany suites a "?' .?' .aud mahogany suitcs a "r, ""< r'?'?fort. in walnut 'frame (by \\(10,1) '1IItIIIIIP 1 I 1, I J!r"■dwi ioii? 'I"" ''? (" Imets IP:LubfnJh' carved; v^'id,lie t ptanofort. by Collard and C<d)ard. in 1|1;ih„ ("I" 1'1 Iltel t, f ,,?" I 1, 0 severa] bedrooms, in '"?., )' "?'dsteads. prime goosc feather '?)< ?.?'"?' ,f't"M and cniin?'v utensils. '"C '■I'tiC -inii i.v1 11 We', and dairy vessels. 'n, '"wmire to be carried "ff ? .ucnce e.u-i.ay at 11 "•"1- prompt, 'lie: 'I;: 'Il' ?wdaysprevionstothe ??t" t '"?' ? ^he P'P? hoteis in Mulii jjiiV'i -Mold, and Corwen, and of the A'iftione.r ?nd t'orwen, and of the '■ls->!i-llan, I.nthm, ];;o„ "'?-y') .:u. f;uthin. i;;? S-VLE BY MR T. P. ROBERTS. » EAn RUTHIN. ?? i ?'' '?'??' sKLL, at the Wvnnstav \-I, at the Wynn stay '?'' ""th"b "n MONDAY, Januarv the -) jN' k "? P- hy Pt'R'dC :\l'CTÎOX that v,|, /,liKEHOU) PIWPEHTY known as "Tvi«! -i in ("lawddiiewydd, in the parish of Dmvei,t"e county of ?enbi?h, consistinK of I  house linn "V■ ,l '?' ?"?b and about four acres of ■Xct'ilenH. '"?'' ?""? ?"ter supply, The house is "'?t'mn. "?' contains four spacious front ?'!)< "?"' ? Nantclwyd Railway .station. ''iiis 2 t '"?'t'y situated, and commands a '?'t")'??. "?'nview. ?,r le| Particulars ?PP'y to the Auctioneer, '^rk-pl,. lP1, P,l1ill'lIlal' apply to the ,\nd:oneer, '???)'  "r ? "Iessr "uno and '?"HTs '?"r"tors.Ruthin. t? SALE BY >SR. J. W. BROWN. srOtJ < K -ALE AT BROUGHTON HALL STATION. ?t ??i?-B?WXwinhoh) his next Fortnihtly 'm.j? ?' ??'? ?-?'e. h"ep. Pigs, "?? '? c., on WEDNESDAY, January mh, 1878. r.lrlye t p^, n r'es to the Auctioneer will oblige. Sig°h a ssttreet, Jiold. 631 1 Sales by Auction. SALES BY MR. LLOYD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH, 187S. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. MR LLOYD begs to inform his numerous friends ?J_ and supporters that he has taken FIRST and SECOND STAND in the New Smithfield (which is on the left hand side of the entrance), where he will in future hold his fortnightly sales of cattle, sheep, pigs &c and trusts he shall receive the same support that has hitherto been accorded him during the time he has been III business as an auctioneer and has the pleasure of announcing his next sale w{j] take place on THURSDAY, February 7th. The following Stock are already entered. A prime lot of Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulls, In-calf Cows, and with Calves at foot, Barrens, Stirks, Store Bulls, &c. A magnificent lot of Fat and Rearing Calves A prime lot of Shropshire amI Cross-bred Fat Sheep A number of Pork and Bacon Pigs, also Stores 8 The property of regular supporters of the late Auction Mart: Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., Wynnstay; Sir R. Palmer. Bart., Sir R. A. Cnnliffe, Bart., Hon. Geo. Kenyon, T. LI. Fitz-Hugh, Esq., E. Peel, Esq., Bryn-y-pvs; S. Yorke, Esq., S. P. Hope, Esq., H. Lees, Esq., PickhiU Hall; Captain Ormrod, Penylan; A. Peel, Esq., Gerwyn A. Balfour, Esq., Mount Alyn; Capt. Godfrey, H. W. Meredith, Esq., T. Beakbane, Esq., F. E. Cotton, Esq., Captain Best, E. Swetenham, Esq., W. H. Darby, Esq., Brymho T. Clayton, Esq., Major Roper, H. Whalley. Esq., Plasmadoc Captain Owens Althrey, Peter Walker, Esq., George Barbour, Esq., Bracton; J. Clarke, Esq., R. C. Webster, Esq., George Plant, Esq., Henry Dennis, Esq., Henry Humphreys, Esq., J. R. Bennion, Esq., E. Randies, Esq., R. J. Sisson, Esq., Charles Griffiths, Esq., Thomas Morris, Esq., Esp Hill; J. Kenrick, Esq., Wynn Hall Mrs Johnson, Esless: The Misses Lewis, Miss Hayes, New British Iron Company Messrs T. Evison, Eyton; R. Peate, Eyton Thos. R. Parry, J. Milligan, T. Meredith, It J. Roberts, J. Davies, Llanypwll E. Williams, H. Bate, S. T. Reeves, E. Humphreys, T. Roberts, Berse T. Fearnall, Royton J. B. Murless, S. Dale, Holt R. Parker, Belgrave J. Forrester, A. Sutton, Thomas Griffith, T. Brassey, Althrey T. I'.eake, J. Owens, Coddington Moss, Rossett; Cooke, Worthenbury R. Harrison, Plascoch J. Edwards, Carthagena T. Wainwright, J. Roberts, Woodhouse; J. Lee, H. C. Murless, Runbnn T. Jones, Hollies C. Parsonage, Bevan, Jackson, Eardley, W. Billing- ton, M. Darlington, itc., ifcc. Sale at 10 o'clock to a minute. 209pn Important Sale of Household Furniture, Dairy Ve.-sels, Outdoor Ejects, .i c., at THE PARKEY, situate three miles from Wrexham, and two from Bangor. MR LLOYD has been honoured with instructions iTt. from Mrs Roberts, who is leaving the neigh- bourhood, to SELL BY AUCTION (without reserve), at the Parkey, situate as aforesaid, on MONDAY, January 21st, 187s1, the following superior and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Dairy Vessels, and other Effects, viz. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—Very handsome house- keeper's cupboard, containing 5 cupboards and 5 drawers, deal, round, and other tables, mahogany dining table, mahogany hall table and two chairs, fenders and tireirons, ash pans, guard, iron stool, win- dow blind with patent rollers, handsome mahogany chest of drawers, with secretaire and book- case attached, arm chairs and single ditto, lamps, iron hat and umbrella stand, maple painted dressing tables and washstamls, 3 iron bedsteads and mattresses, 2 flock bed. tent bedstead, bedroom chairs, oak carved chest, mahogany chairs, alarum clock, oak chest of drawers, corner cupboard, kitchen chairs, mangle, 2 oak presses and shelves, meat safe, shelves, I> \iiiY VESSELS, GEARS, AND OTHER EFFECTS.— Butter tub and prints, milk steins and pans, cheese presses, 2 wheel churns, salting turnel, 30 cow chains, 2 sets of thrill gears, odd gears, 5 grates, 2 furnaces, several benches, hack bridle, and a variety of other effects too numerous to mention. Sale at Two o'clock prompt. Offices Plassey, Wrexham. 76n SALE BY MK. RICHARDS. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR RICHARDS j_ in the Bowling Green Yard, Penybryn, Wrexham, on MONDAY, January 21st, 1S77, where they have been removed for convenience of Sale, a quantity of Build- ing .Material, Arc., comprising sundry Mouldings, ditto Skirting Boards, quantity of Doors, ditto Windows, Scaffolding, Planks, Fire Grates, itc., Large Screen, ditto Warehouse Steps, Small ditto, Pair of Folding Doors, Pair of Yard Gates, Glazed Windows, &c., &c. Sale at one o'clock for 2 prompt. Office Chester Street, Wrexham. llSh SALE BY MR LOVATT. UNDER A DISTRESS FOR RENT. Sale of three Tents, containing upwards offive hundred yardr, of Canvas. MR LOVATT wUl SELL BY AUCTION, upon J?t theF!etdaLttbe back of Grosvenor-road, Wrexlinin, near the Hailway Station, on Thursday, January 31. at Four o'clock in the afternoon, Three TRNTS with all necessary poles, chains, iron staunebions, ropes, ant1 pegs, and of the following di- mens i mensions- No. 1 120 feet by 50 feet. I No. 2 nil feet hy 2i feei. The canvas of Nos. 1 and 2 being strong would be valuable to Farmers for stack covers, and No. 3 is well adapted for garden or pic-nic parties. Sale at Four o'clock. Old Swan Inn. Wrexham, Jan. 17th. 187S. KHcb SALES BY MR DAVID ROBERTS. ON TUESDAY, JANUARY, 22:\1), AT M A E S T R A I A N, L L A N E L 1 D A N, 2J wiles fro, n Carron, and three miles from Conceit Railway Stations. MP. PA YIn ROBERTS will SELL BY AUCTION, at the above on the said date, 19 head of cattle, 7 horses, HI Welsh ewes, 1 stack of barley, 3 stacks of oats, 3 acres of turnips and swedes (all the crops to go off), the property of Mr John Davies, who is leaving the neighbourhood. The usual credit or discount. Lunch at 11 and Sale at 12. Auctioneer's Offices, Temple Buildings, Corwen. 152b ADDRESS. pARRY, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, AND ESTATE AGENT. Consignments of Goods of every description received for positive sale. Sales conducted in town and 'country upon strictly equitable terms. Prompt Settlement of Accounts. Agency for the transfer of business. Stocks bought and sold. OFFICE- 1, CHURCH STREET, WREXHAM. 1th' Public and Legal Notices. EDWARD HARDCASTLE DECEASED. PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and f 23rd Victoria, Chapter 35, intituled an act to further amend the Law of property and to relieve Trustees''—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any Debts, Claims or Demands upon or against the estate of Edward Hartlcastle, late of Firwood near Bolton, in the County of Lancaster, and of Brnghtness in the saiil County, Colliery Proprietor, (who died on the 1st day of May, 1S77, and whose Will, with a Codicil, was duly proved in the District Registry at Manchester of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 31st day of July, 1877, by Frank Hartlcastle and Arthur Bailey the executors named in the said Will) are hereby re- quired on or before the 2sth day of February next to send in particulars of their Debts, Claims or Demands to Messrs Bailev and Reail. of 25 Wood Street, Bolton- le-moors aforesaid, the Solicitors of the said Executors and Notice is hereby also given that alter the said 2Kth day of February next, the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Tes-I tator, Edward Hardcastle, among the parties entitled thereto having required only to the claims of which the said Executors shall then have notice, and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose Debts, Claims or Demands they shall not have received notice at the time of such dis- tribution. Dated this Kith day of January, 1V\ BAILEY AND READ, 25, Wood street. TJoitou, 1:14 Solicitors for the said Executors. WREXHAM WORKING CLUB AND INSTITUTE, M O U NT-sTRE HT, WREXHAM. WHEREAS, at a MEET)\G of the COM- ?T M1TTEE for the time being of the said CLUB, duly convened antl held for the purpose of considering the want of pecuniary support and lack of Members of the said Club, it was deemed necessary and expedient to dissolve the said Club and Institution and to sell the hereditaments and premises in which the saitl Clnb is bold, and to summon an extraordinary Meet- ing of the Committee and of the persons who are or have been original donors to the fund raised for the purchase of the said hereditaments and promises, and of the Trustees for the time being thereof, an.l of the Members of the said Cluhanel Institute. Now notice ishereby given that the saiil Committee doth hereby summon an Extraord- mary Meeting of the said Committee and the persons who are or have been original donors to the said fund, and the Trustees for the time being thereof, and of toe members of the said Club and Institute, to be held 111 the Readmg Room of the saitl Club and Institute, at of the I?ck in the Afternoon on WEJ):IHY, the Thirtieth day of January, I?s, an(1 to con-ider a pro- posal that the said Club and Institute shall be dissolved, and that the saitl premises shall be sold and conveyed to a purchaser or purchasers thereof, and to decide and direct to whom, in what manner and for what purposes the purchase money to lie paid for the same shall be applied or paid. R. A. CUNLIFFE, ? Chairman 11th Jan,,1878 ™gi Public and Legal Notices. JOHN GARSIDE, DECEASED. ALL PERSONS indebted to the late John Garside, of the Foundry House, Cefn Mawr, are requested forthwith to pay their respected debts to the Execu- tors, Samson Garside and George Garside, of Plas- kynaston, Ruabon, or to us, the undersigned. And all persons having any claim or demand upon the Estate of the said John Garside are requested to send in the same to the Executors or to us. MINSHALL & PARRY JONES, 122b Solicitors, Oswestry. WREXHAM DISTRICT PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Incorporated under the Building Societies Acts, 1874. Shares, £50 each. Entrance Fee, Is per Share or part of a Share. THIS Society is now prepared to make advances, J. repayable in a certain number of years, on Mortgages. A meeting is held on the first Monday in each month for receiving subscriptions and enrolment cf members. For further particulars apply to the Secretary. J. B. SHIRLEY. No. 12, Temple-row, Wrexham. 640r THE NORTH WALES COUNTIES LUNATIC ASYLUM, DENBIGH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Subscribers to the above Institution will be held at the Board Room on Tues- day the 29th day of January, 1878, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for the election of Visitors for the year en- suing and Notice is Hereby Given, that the Annual Meeting of Visitors appointed for the several counties in union, and of the visitors appointed by the Sub- scribers, will be held at the same place on the same day at 12 o'clock at noon, fofthe purpose of appointing a Chairman ond a Clerk to the Visiting Committee and for other purposes connected with the institution. And Notice is further given that at such last men- tioned meeting the Question of the Enlargement of the Asylum on the Male Side for the accommodation of 100 additional Patients will be taken into consider- ation and determined. JOHN ROBINSON, Clerk to the Visitors. Denbigh, January, 1878. 126 WREXHAM INFIRMARY. A BALL In aid of the Funds of the above Institution, will take place at the ASSEMBLY ROOM, WYNNSTAY ARMS HOTEL, WREXHAM, On WEDNESDAY, the 13th of Feb. ISiB. Under the immediate patronage of HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF WREXHAM (James Charles Owen, Esq.), THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER, SIR WATKJN W. WYNN, BART., M.P. (Patron of the Institution), LADY WILLIAMS WYNN, AND THE PRESIDENTS AND MEDICAL OFFICERS Of the Institution. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Ladies Tickets, 10s Od Gentlemen's do. 15s Od. By Order, R. W. J. EVANS, Hon. Sec. N.B.—A fuller list of patrons will appearina future advertisement. 123n ART.UNION OF LONDON, 444, WEST STRAND. Forty-Second Year. PLAN FOR THE YEAR 1878. I EYERY Subscriber of One Guinea, paid before the end of March, will receive, besides a chance of a prize at the Annual Distribution in April, an im- pression of a fine Plate, THE RETURN OF THE LIFE-BOAT, engraved in line by A. Willmore, from the Original by E. DI'.NCA.N. A Subscriber of Five Guineas may receive an Artist's proof of the plate, with five chances in the distribu- tion. A payment of Two Guineas entitles to an India paper lettered proof with two chances. The above named Original Painting of THE RETURN OF THE LIFE-BOAT, BY E. DUNCAN, Value, £ 210, Will be one of the chief prizes. Other prizes will be the right to select a valuable Work of Art from one of the Public Exhibitions, Bronze and China Tazzus, Statuettes in Bronze, Por- celain. ami Terra Cotta, and other works produced especially for the Society. Specimens of the plate may now be seen on applica- tion to the Local Honorary Secretaries and Agents, who will receive Subscriptions and give every informa- tion. The Subscription Lists close on the 31st March but (with a view to induce an early entry of names) the print will be forwarded in February for every member whose subscription is remitted to the office BEFORE THE END OF JANUARY, through either of the following Secretaries and Agents, at— WREXHAM 1IR J. B. SmRLEY, National Provincial Bunk. BANGOR MESSRS NIXON AND JAKVIS. CARNARVON: MR J. C. ROWLAND, Stamp Office, Castle Square. HOLYHEAD MR R. J. EDWARDS.] HOLYWELL: MR J. K. EVANS. LLANBERIS: J. O. JONES, ESQ., Bank. PORTMADOC MK. R. GRINDLEY. RHYL: W. E. SMALLEY, ESQ., Bank. 127f STAR HOTEL, MOLD. T. DAVIDS DAY. THE ANNUAL DINNER will be held at the j_ above Hotel, on FRIDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1878. PRESIDENT T. W. EYTON, ESQ., J.P. r P r ;\In E. P..JOE", VICE-PRESIDENTS: { As a limited number only, of Tickets are issued. Early application is respectfully requested. 15:3 ST. DAVID'S DAY. THE ANNUAL DINNER in celebration of the i. Patron Saint of Wales will take place at the ROYAL OAK, MOLD. PRESIDENT MAJOR TREVOR ROPER. VICE-PRESIDENTS W. B. MARSTON, ESQ. 53n A. J. BRERETON, ESQ. SALMON FISHERY ACTS. For the purpose of increasing the supply of Salmon. NO PERSON shall fish for, catch, or attempt to catch or kill Salmon or Trout between the 2nd day of November and the 1st day of February. And any person so offending shall incur a penalty of £5, antl t2 for each Salmon so caught. O PERSON shall buy, sell, or expose for sale, or -131 have in possession for sale any Salmon or part of any Salmon between the 3rd day of September and the 1st day of February. And any person so offending shall incur a penalty of £2 for each Salmon or part of Salmon. And NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a reward of £5 will be paid by the undersigned to any person who will give him, and eventually before a Court of Justice, such information as shall lead to the convic- tion of anyone acting in contravention of the saitl Acts. Signed, A. MOSTYN OWEN, 2:>4& A Conservator of the Dee. pROVlDE AGAINST ACCIDENTS. By taking a Policy of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. The oldest and largest Accidental Assurance Com- pany. Hon. A. KINNAIRI), M. P., Chairman. SUBSCRIBED C A PI T A L i.1,000,000. ANNUAL INCOME £210,000. A fixed sum in case of Death by Accident, and a Weekly Allowance in the event of Injury, may be secured at moderate Premiums. Bonus allomii tl) Insurers of five years standing. ACCIDENTS OCCUR DAILY has been paid as COMPENSATION. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local Agent, or 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. Agent*: Agents for WrexhamMr W. JAMES, Wheatsheaf Railway Staticn. Mr J. B. SHIRLEY, National Provincial Bank of England. 120 Public and Legal Notices. LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE Business of this Lodge will, in future, be carried on at the Feathers Hotel. 140g PUBLIC NOTICE. WE HEREBLY GIVE NOTICE that MR. tT HENRY SNOW, of Mold, in the county of Flintshire, is no longer in our service, and all accounts owing to the firm should be remitted direct. January 8th, 1878. EDWARD WEBB & SONS, WORDSLEY, STOURBRIDGE. N.B.—Orders by Post promptly attended to, and Catalogues sent on application. 63e /1" ADWY'R CLAWDD. C YNELIR. CYFARFOD LLENYDDOL A CHOX- CERT yn y lie uchod Dydd Gwener y Groglith, Ebrill 19eg, 1878. Ceir programmes gau yr Ysgrifenydd, Jeremiah Edwards, Talwrn, ond danfon dau stamp ceiniog. 1% /1"" GWELL DYSG NA GOLUD. Dan Nawdd G. O. MORGAN, ESQ., Q.C.M.P., A J. C. EDWARDS, ESQ., TREVOR HALL. Cynnelir EISTEDDFOD JjUWREDDOG YN Y TABERNACLE, VEFN, DIDD LLLX Y PASG, EBRILL 21, 1878. BEIRNIAID :— Y Far<ldoniaetl1, Traethodau, &c.: L!ew Llwyfo. Y Gainadaeth: Mr D..Jenkins, A.C., Aberystwyth, a Llew Llwyfo. PRIF DESTYXAU :— Hanes Dafydd," Gwobr, £1 10 0. Pryddest, Traethawd, Erchylldra y rhyfel presenol rhwng Rwssia a Thwrci," heb fod dan 100 llinell, Gwobr, ill 1 0. I 1'r Cor heb fod dan 15, nac uwehlaw 30 mewn nifer, a gano oreu "Blodeuyn Olaf," gan J. Ambrose Lloyd, Gwobr, £2 10 0. I r Cor heb fod dan 20, nac uwehlaw 40 mewn nifer, a gano oreu "0 Father whose Almighty Power," Handel's Judas, Gwobr, £:? 1'r Cor heb fod dan 40, nac uwchlaw SO mewn nifer, a gano oreu Worthy is the Lamb," a'r Amen, Handel's Messiah, Uwobr £10. Geiriau Cymraeg neu Seisnig. Wellir cael rhestr o'r testynau ond anfon lie. at un o'r ysgrifenyildion. W. WRIGHT, Queen Street, Cefn. 131) B, BOWEN, Cambrian House, Cefn. Business Announcements. [CARD. ] jJICHARD QLLERHEAD, A U C T I O N E F. R 3, CHARLES-STREET, WREXHAM- 2112n I TO VISITORS. THE pENNY QUIDE TO ^yREXHAM With full information of all objects of interest in the town, and excursions to GRESFORD WY.NNSTAY HOLT MINERA IhNGOR HOPE MOUNTAIN OVERTON CAERUWRLK CASTLE ERBISTOCK NANTYFFRITH RUABON &C., &C. Sold by all Booksellers. Ptiblished by Bayley J: Bradley, Advertiser Office. Hits the mark the author aims at, viz., to supply in as concise and complete a form as possible, informa- tion its to what thrre is to see in and around the town, and how to see it."—Oswestry ?4?i;f?«.e< A very cheap, complete, and interesting guide to this interesting district. Well written, with its in- formation fu]!y and concisely given, the tourist wH! find this little book the very thing he requires."—Car- narriiit Herald. In this little brochure, published by Messrs Bayley and Bradley, of Wrexham, visitors to the metropolis of North Wales will find a pleasant and reliable companion, who will conduct them to all the pkees and objects of interest in the locality, and who will give a pleasant and concise description of each. —Sitrewsbury Chnmicle. THE TEA TRADE. 14, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. THE present Season's arrivals of FINE TEAS from China are again exceedingly large, while the excellent quality of former years is fully maintained. The most delicate taste of connoisseurs will be gratified by the superior character of some of the INDIAN TEAS which have arrived, resembling the old CHOICE KAISOW-so highly appreciated by consumers of the finer classes of TEA. The unparalleled success which has marked the progress of our business from year to year is the result of our practical knowledge of TEA, and of the exercise of proper care in the selection of Stock, which enables us to sell TEAS and COFFEES of superior quality at moderate prices. We tender our sincere thanks to our numer- ous customers for their constantly increasing support and extensive recommendation and they may rest assured that all orders en- trusted to us will continue to have our prompt attention. The following qualities are well worth special notice: s. d. Strong Kaisow Congou, refreshing, pun- gent. 1 S Fine Kaisow Congou, & choice mix- 0 Delicious Breakfast Congou. This is a perfect Tea of great strength. 2 i Choice Moning Congou. This is a tea of sterling quality 2 8 Finest Moning Congou. We especially commend this high-class Tea 2 10 Finest Lapsang Souchong, unsurpassed at the price 3 0 Finest Kaisow Congou, a. family mix- ture of fine Teas, choicely blended, 3 3 The Finest Mixture of Teas that can he produced. This is the prince of Teas :{ ti A CHOICE AXD SELECT STOCK OF FRENCH, ITALIAN, AND COLONIAL. COODS. DELIVERY OF GUODS- C. K. B. A- Co. deliver all Orders Free of Charge by their own vans or by carrier, or carriage paid to the nearest railway station. ORDERS per post, carrier, or messenger will have immediate attention. HOURS OF BUSINESS. C. K. B. & Co's Stores are opened at M and closed at 7 p.m. On Thursdays at S.30 p.m., and on Saturdays at 10.30 p.m. N.B.—They will be entirely closed on the Four days set apart as Bank Holidays. C. K. BENS0N CO., FAMILY GROCERS, 14, HIGH STREET, 2239CDe WREXHAM, Entertainments and Meetings. CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM. A GRAND EVENING CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN IN THE ABOVE HALL ON MONDAY, 28TH JANUARY, 1878, Under the distinguished Patronage and Presence of HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. (J. C. OWEN, ESQ.) SIR ROBERT & LADY CUNLIFFE. G. O. MORGAN, ESQ., Q.C., M.P. WATKIN WILLIAMS, ESQ., Q.C., M.P. EDWARD WILLIAMS, ESQ., M.D., J.P. EDWARD EVANS, ESQ., J.P., BRONWYLFA. I EDWARD WILLIAMS, ESQ., J.P., ELWY HOUSE. CHARLES HUGHES, .ESQ., J.P., BRYNHYFRYD. CHAIRMAN THE REV. D. HOWELL (VICAR). ARTISTES MISS MARY DAVIES, R.A.M. MISS CORDELIA EDWARDS, U.C.W. MISS MARTHA HARRIES, R.A.M. MR. JAMES SAUVAGE, R.A.M. MR. T. J. HUGHES, (LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC). ACCOMPANIST MR. SPARROW. (Private Organist to Sir Watkin). Doors open at 7, Concert at 7.30. Carriages may be ordered for 10. Admission—Reserved Chairs, numbered, 3s; Front Seats, 2s; Balcony, Is 6d Third Seats, Is. Plan of Hall and Tickets at the Misses Whiting's, 2, High Street. Tickets also at Messrs Hughes and Son, Messrs C. Bayley and Co., Caxton Buildings, and Mr. John Rogers, Stationer. 6je Business Announcements. WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES. CLOCKS. CLOCKS. CLOCKS. JEWELLERY. JEWELLERY. JEWELLERY. ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c., &c., &c., SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, TO BE IIAII IN GREAT VARIETY AT F. FRASER'S, 42, HIGH STREET, WREX HAM. LARGE CLOCK OVER THE DOOR. PRIVATE ROOM FOR WEDDING RINGS. 21)24n THE CEFN AND GARTH STONE CO., LIMITED, ARE prepared to deliver BUILDING STONE, in Block or Dressed to order. Engine Beds and Grinding Stones of all descriptions. Rubble Stone of excellent quality. Address for particulars to the Offices, at the Garth Trevor, near Ruabon. 2887b NURSERY STOCK. Y. ST R A c H A N' SEED MERCHANT AND NURSERYMAN, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, BEGS to offer the finest selection of Standard and Dwarf Roses, Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs in great variety, also a large Stock of Larch, Spruce, and Scotch Firs, and many thousands of Quicks, and Privet. An early inspection invited at the RAILWAY STATION NURSERIES, WREXHAM. p l prtING THE MONTH OV .JANI -VRY. I ROWN, HOLMES, & CO. beg to announce that during the month of January they will offer the whole of their I Stock of Mantles, Paletots, Costumes, Made- I up Dresses, Skirts, Shawls and Furs, con- siderably reduced in price. I In the Silk Department a variety of small checked and striped Silks, together with a stock of Japanese Silks, have been marked I very cheap. Their special makes of Plain Black and Colored Silks may be relied upon for purity. excellence of manufacture and durability, and have never before been offered at such low rates. Patterns sent free by post. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUX. Ladies selecting their Bridal Trousseaux will find every requisite in the various De- partments. Estimates given for complete outfits. SILK MERCERS TO HER .MAJESTY AND H.R.H. THE PRINCESS Of ,.WALES. Cuester, January, 1878..J3Ig MICHAEL HENRY Q UMMOW,, HOUSE AGENT. Rents collected upon the most advantageous terms. -43so, Agent for the London Plate Glass Insurance Co. AGENCIES WANTED. Address-5, STANLFY-STREET. 116g HIGHLAND AND6 LOWLAND. FINEST OLD IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHISKIES, 36s. and 42s. per dozen. Being the production en- tirely of the old-fashioned Pot Still, these whiskies are rendered soft and mellow by the addition of age only. rpHOMAS WILLIAMS, WINE MERCHANT, TOWN HALL, WREXHAM. 2764e JJOLKER AND CLDWORTH, GENERAL ENGINEERS. Having had considerable practical experience in the manufacture and repairing of LOCOMOTIVES, ENGINES, AND MA CHINERY IN GENERAL, We trust,'by prompt attention to business, combined with good workmanship, to merit a share of public patronage. Estimates given for Millwrights' and General work. WORKS ADJOINING WHEATSHEAF STATION, WREXHAM. 2626n WINTER SALE. BRIGHT & LEGGE respectfully an- H nounce their HALF-YEARLY SALE, during which the greater portion of their su- j perior STOCK of High-class GOODS, corn- orising Silks, Mantles, Millinery, Silk Costumes, Colourd Ataterial Costumes, and Vlourning Costumes, Made-up Lace Goods, Made-up Skirts, Underclothing, and Child- ten's Made-up Goods, Shawls, Furs, Lace, Muslin, and Leno Curtains, Soiled Tahle Linen, Sheetings. &c., will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.-A quantity oi Ladies' and Children's Plain and Ribbed Fine Coloured Merino and Cashmere Hose. Also Coloured Kid Gloves, amongst them some of Dumont's and Pennot's best make (one button) under cost price: and the Whole of the STOCK of Coloured DRESS MATERIALS will be Sold at Cost Price up to the 31st in-,tant. 70, 72, 74, AND 76, HOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL. "i'e JOSEPH FENTON & SONS, Manfacturers of Crucible Cast Steel Castings, Patent Colliery Wheels, Axles and Pedestals. Colliery Cages, Cage SIities and Guides, Winding Pullies and Frames, Rail Crossings, Points, &c. SYKES WORKS, SHEFFIELD. Please address inquiries and order- ME W. GAMBLE, 13, QUEEN ST., WREXHAM,! and the same will have prompt attention. 2220b ROYAL WELSH SAUCE. UNSURPASSED. FOR I PIQUANCY, PURITY, FLAVOUR AND I STRENGTH, IN 6D AND Is BOTTLES. Superior to any other Condimental Relish at double the price. WHOLESALE AT THE MANUFACTORY. RETAIL AT ALL GROCERR, I CONFECTIONERS AND CHEMISTS. I SOLE PROPRIETORS & MANUFAC- TURERS, R. EVANS & COMPY., WREXHAM. 15T0zj J. G. W ILLIAMS, LAND VALUER &- ACCOLTNTANTI AGENT FOR THE PHOSPHO GUANO MANURES, AND THE "ECLIPSE" LUBRICATING OILS; ALSO FOR THE QUEEN FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES, 4, WREXHAM STREET, 9j MOLD. SEWING MACHINES, BY ALL MAKERS. PRICES FROM £2 EACH. Weekly Payments taken. MACHINES KEPT FOR HIRING OUT BY THE DAY OR WEEK. OIL, COTTON, THREAD,ISILK, &c. MACHINES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. S SOTHERN, 21, CHARLES STREET, WREXHAM. 1349a E LLIS'S RUTHIN WATERS. pURE ERATED WATERS. ELLIS'S RUTHIN WATERS.—CRYSTAL SPRINGS. _Ej SODA, POTASS, SELTZER, LEMONADE, LITHIA, and for GOUT LITHIA AND POTASS. Corks Branded, R. Ellis and Sons, Ruthin," and every label bears their trade mark. Sold every- where, and wholesale of R. ELLIS & SON, Ruthin, North Wales. 1(21 e HA X ELL'S ROYAL EXETER HOTEL His situate in the most open part of the WEST STRAND, close to the THEATRES, and most Af Objects of Interest, with the advantage of tbeing entirely surrounded by the wood pavement. Apartments, 2s M: Drawing-Rooms, with Bedrooms <m sMt?, 10s 6d, 128 tid Service, Is&l. The tariff is never varied. TOURIST SFASox.-Il We will add that the House is admirably placed for pleasure parties. Nor is there a more comfortable or inexpensive ahostelry in London." Vide Camb-ridge Chronicle. 7b STEAM BLEACHING AND DYEING. iliRS pARRY, FANCY REPOSITORY, 15A, TOWN-HILL, W R E X H A M Forwards goods weekly to L. rlLLIS & Co., Birkenhead, vir.. :-Daasks, Reps and Moreen Curtains, Silks, Velvets, Merino, and other woollen materials, Skin Mats, Table Covers, Chintz Covers, and Curtains to be (lyetl or cleaned. Muslin, Leno, and Nottingham Lace Curtains cleaned and bleached at Is per pair. Feathers cleaned and dyed the new shade. Kid Gloves cleaned and dyed. 133c p NFI-,NIODYNiF, The Positive CURE for CON- SUMPTION in all its Stages, and a true Lung Healer. p '-EU'IODYiNE-CURES SPITTING of BLOOD. CURES TUBERCULES. CURES CONGESTION. p NEUITODYNE.-CURES ASTHMA. r CURES DIFFICULTY of BREATHING. CURES HACKING COUGH &c. PNEUMODYNE.—Prepared from the Prescription of a Physician of high standing. p NEU'IODYNE.-Iii Bottles at 2s 9d and 4d 6d of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors. Central Depot—393, Euston-road, London, N.W. 2784r Business Announcements. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. TO THOSE INTENDING TO FURNISH, JAMES GERRARD, OF FOREGATE HOUSE, FOREGATE-STREET, CHESTER, Has the greatt pleasure to announce to the Public that he has just completed the purchase of one c,f the LARGEST STOCKS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND LOOKING GLASSES, He has ever bad, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON OF 1878. Every article "or the comfort and convenience of Housekeepers will be found at FOREGATE HOUSE, and J. G. having purchased in a falling market. is now pre- pared to sell at far LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. DINING ROOM FURNITURE. IffiAWING ROOM FURNITURE, BEDROOM FURNITURE, LIBRARY FURNITURE, HALL AND STAIRCASE FURNITURE, BREAKFAST ROOM FURNITURE, NURSERY FURNITURE, KITCHEN FURNITURE, I IRON, BRASS, AND WOOD BEDSTEADS. FEATHER EEDS, HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, SHEETS, COUNTERPANES, PALLIASSES, I' WIRE MATTRESSES, WARM AND FLEECY BLANKETS, ALL KINDS OF BED AND WINDOW CURTAINS DIMITY CURTAINS, DAMASK CURTAINS, I:EP CURTAINS.. CHINTZ CURTAINS, CRETONNE CURTAINS. And every other MateriaAuitable for Curtains. JAMES GERRARD baving had such a very long experience at the trade can compete in price with either Liverpool, Manchester, or London. ESTIMATES CIVEN ON APPLICATION. Carriage Pai(l,i Lll Parcels of Gootls above £2:) to any Railway Station within 100 miles of Chester. JAMES GERHARD, Foregate House, Chester, wishes to announce that he has paid pmticukr at- tention to the CARPET TRADE, and has now on hand an IMMENSE STOCK OF C A Pt P E T S OF ALL DKSCIUFT-.ON, AT LONDON PRICES. snv PATTERN DINING ROOM CARPETS, DRAWING ROOM CARPETS, BEDROOM CARPETS, BREAKFAST Roml CARPETS, ALL AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. BRUSSELS CARPETS, KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, TAPESTRY CARPETS, STAIR CARPETS, TURKEY CARPETS, THE rfN-r.C.T IMPORTED. All Sizes. Estimates Given. JAMES GERRARD respectfully invites all buyer of Furniture and Carpets to make an inspection of his Stock before buying elsewhere. Foregate House, Foregate-street, Chester, is the main street outside the Eastgate, where purchasers can see one of the Largest Stocks of Furniture in the Kingdom. JAMES GERRARD has added to his large Establish- ment ANOTHER SHOW ROOM, 150 FEET LONG. FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE-POLISHED. WINDOW FITTINGS, ROLLER AND SPRING BLINDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, VENETIAN BLINDS In either Iron or Wood, of all Colours. WINDOW CORNICES. CORNICE POLES. Venetian EMnds Repaired and Repainted. Also, every description of FLOOR CLOTHS AND MATTING For Halls, Passages, Stairs, Lobbys, Landings, .ir Public Rooms. Plars Taken Free of Charge. LINOLEUM IN THE NEWEST PATTERNS. PLEASE REM EMBER THE ADDRESS- JAMES GERRARD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CABINET MAKER & UPHOLSTERER, 21, FOREGATE STREET, FOREGATE HOUSE, CHESTER. LICENSED APPRAISER & VALUER TO THE COURT OF PROBATE. VALUATIONS TAKEN. lezjpnr Education. "r- QROVE pARK SCHOOL WREXHAM. PRINCIPAL AND HEAD MASTER, W. J. RUSSELL, B.A. University of London. First Class in Honours. (Late Head Master of the Elmfleld C,t it-, Yaj k). SECOND MASTER, W. H. MUNNS, B.A., B.Sc., Mathematical Prizeman of U ni ver.¡ity Co:cge, Lcndon. Assistant Masters.—MESSRS CLARE AND KLIJI!KS» Undergraduates of the University of London. MR* HODGE (Drawing Master.) MR. D. MACKINTOSH, F.G.S. (Lecturer in Science), & &c. 121 Certificates have been obtained by Pr.pils of this School in the Oxford and Cambridge Local Bxami na- tions, and 42H in the examinations of the College of Preceptors. Six boys have matriculated at the UniVess.ty of London during the last three years. Nineteen if Mr. Russell's Pupils were. n\iuidjvr the. Cambridge Local Examination, Mid all were placed in Honors, seveit being in thejtr^t CUvss. In this examination a Pupil of Mr. PsxScll'x was placed prsf if all the Senior Candidates (l^liKS en jivitt- ber) iii Religious Knowledge(the subjects bong Scripture, Paley, and Greek Testament. Pupils carefully prepared for the Public. Schools and Universities, and for Professional and C,:nilp-crei,-il Life. The School RE-OPENS TUESDAY, Jan. 29. Prospectuses, antl copiesof Testimonials from the t'j-N- ARCIIDEACON HEY, M.A., Canon lte.-idertlary, of York, SIR JAS. MEEK, REV. W. AKTIILR, A., frc., on application. 4" QRAMMAR SCHOOL WREXHA7il A.D., 1W3. HEAD MASTER— 2377Z THE REV. THOMAS KIRK, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge. Boarders return, Tuesday, Jan. 29th, p., COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, BRIDGE STREET, WREXHAM. HEAD MASTER J. FRANCIS KELLY. (Late of Grove Park School.) SECOND MASTER —DOCTOR MIRUS. SCIENCE MASTER :—T. PARR, C.M.S.K. THE instruction forms the basis of a F-itill-I J_ Business or Professional career. Prospectus, with Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars for, application. (JERLL AXD FREXCH Evening Grists as usual. School re-opens JANUARY 20th. < W ilir E. B. SHDIS, (Organist of the Parish Church, Wrexham, and Professor of Music at the College, Chester,) will Resume his Organ, Pianoforte, Harmonium, and Singing Lessons, thorough Bass, Harmony, &c., on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd Instant. SCHOOLS ATTENDED.) 1, KING STREET, WREXHAM. Jan. 9th, 1878. jo,t)b MISS E. H. LONG'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, 2, St Marks Terrace. School to Re-open January 22nd, 1878. :3ÙOI); GROSVENOR ROAD, WREXHAM. jyjRS. AND MISS yyiLSON. SCHOOL FOR YOrXG LADIES. Duties will he resumed" on Wednesday, Mh insi. iklb. TAVISTOCK HOUSE, WREXHAM, Establishment for the Board and Education of Yi iinf Lauies, conducted by the J lISSES SlilIONS. Special Classes are held weekly for Latin, Short hand, and Scripture. French, German, Italian, ami Spanish by Professor M. Mallalieu Melladew, late Forpign Muster at the King School, Chester. A Separate schoolroom for Boys from four to twelve 4 epara t e s years of age. Young ladies may attend for languages only. School will RE-OPEN (D.V.), JANUARY 21st. 2Cop WYNNSTAY HOUSE SCHOOL, WREXHAM. THIS SCHOOL will Re-open on Tuesday, Janiidiy 29th. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Col- lege of Preceptors' Examinations. For Prospectus, Ac., apply to the Principal, Mrs Simms. ¡. A resident Foreign Governess. 82a IISS L. LIPTROT'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 2, AR Y BRYN-TERRACE, FAIRFIELD, WREXHAM. School will RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY, January 23rd, 1878. Terms on application. 141 g MR H. BENSBTT ORGANIST OF ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Will resume his lessons for Organ, Pianoforte, and Harmonium, on Monday, January 28th. 7, STANLEY-STREET, UIGHTOWN, WREXHAM. 64a THE RUABON GRAMMAR SCHOOL will JL HEOPEX, JANUARY 24th. 84f MR. jjJDWIN HARRISS Will resume his professional duties on the 21st inst. Mr. H. has a vacancy for an Articled Pupil. 25, Erddig Road, Wrexham. 15Th "GWELLDYSGNA GOLUD." LADIES' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, ABERYST- JU WITH. Principal: MRS E. MARIE JONES (F. C. College, Glasgow, and wife of the Rev. E. P. Jones, M.A.) Assisted by Masters and a staff of ,Nlasters tnd ,t ,Liff of qualitied English and Foreign Teachers. Pupils are prepared for the Local, the Civil Service, and the Training College Preliminary Examinations. Com- modious premises, with a croquet lawn, and so situated as to enable the Pupils to enjoy sea awl mountain air. The Principal devotes her whole time and individual attention to the intellectual, moral, and physical tnining of the Pupils. Several delicate. Pupils have entered this establishment and have re- turnell home stout and rosy. A TRAINING CLASS FOR GOVERNESSES. Next Term begins January 28th. 78g HAWARDEN GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHESTER. FOUNDED mOH. NEXT TERM COMMENCES (D.V.) JANUARY "22, lt>78. Borders, M Guineas (inclusive.) For Prospectus and Copy of Address, delivered by the Right Hon. W. E. GLADSTONE, M.P., on the lat Prize Day, apply to the HEAD MASTER. 8n UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES. PROFESSOR TANNER will deliver a COURSE of J[' TEN LECTURES at the College, Abenst?th !nF, leiiientary Prhicip!es of A?: icutturc, having reference to Soils and Manures. The Lectures wiil treat on the formation, classification, and composition of Soils the causes of fertility and barrenness in Land and the principles regulating the economical use of Manures. The Lectures will be commenced on the 22nd January, and continued daily until the 1st February 1 1878. Charge for the course to non-Students, tl. 55, CLIFTON House School, Normanton, near Derby Miss KINSEY has opened the above School for Young Ladies, and will he happy to receive a limited number of Resident and Daily Pupils. Locality heal-h ful. Very superior home c el-)iLfolts.-Terms on applj, cvition. 145c