Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction SALES BY MESSRS. BAUGH & JONES. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. TO BE SOLD by AUCTION by Messrs. BAUGH LFand JONES, at their Mart in the Wrexham Smithfield, on Thursday the 8th day of November, 1866. 70 Prime Fat Clan Ewes, in pens of five each. The property of T. Irven, Esq., Stansty Hall. 14 days' keep will be allowed (if required). Also 5 good Store Pigs useful Brown Mare; Shandry and Harness. Sale at 10 o'clock most punctually. 1730 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SALE AT CAE BLYDDtfN, near PONTBLYDDYN, FLINTSHIRE. MESSRS BAUGH and JONES have been instructed n Mr William Griffiths, to SELL by AUCTION, ? Cae Blyddyn Farm, aforesaid, in the month of November, 1866, the whole of his Live and Dead FARMING STOCK and Implements of Husbandry; particulars of which will appear in future advertisement. Sale at Eleven o'clock. 31st October, 1866. 1722 ===-=- SALES BY MR. GRIFFITHS. XLIHREY HALL, BANGOR, NEAR WREXHAM. MR. GRIFFITHS begs most respectfully to an- jyt nounce that he has been honoured with instruc- tions froJI Mr A. Sutton, to SELL by AUCTION, on his premises, situate as above, on MONDAY, the fifth day of November, 1866, the following splendid FAT STOCK, comprising 300 Ripe splendid Fat four-year-old Welsh Wethers. 16 Splendid Fat Bullocks and Heifers. Sale at twelve o'clock. Overton, Ruabon, Oct., 1865. 1828 DENBIGHSHIRE AND FLINTSHIRE AGRICUL- TURAL AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. MR GRIFFITHS begs to announce that his next Sale i in the above mart will be held on THURSDAY next, the S;h inst. (fair day). Present entry:- 300 Splendid Fat Sheep and Lambs 100 Store do. do. 20 Store Pigs A Lot of Fat do. Sale at ten o'clock—commencing with the Store Stock. 1715 SALE OF FARMING STOCK At Eyton in the Parish of Bangor, and County of Denbigh. MR GRIFFITHS (of Overton) respectfully announces that he has been honoured with instructions from Mrs Higspnson, who has given up the farm, and retiring from farming, to SELL BY AUCTION on her premises situate a3 above, on Saturday the 10th day of November, 1866, the whole of her choice DAIRY STOCK, com- prising 5 well-bred young cows in milk, and for early spring profit; three remarkable fine calving heifers, rising three-yeir-old; two ditto rising two-year-old two rearing calves and 30 cow chains; a team of three powerful waggon horses one very promising half-bred filly by Vandelbert; three sets of chain and one of thrill gear3. PIGS-Capital young sow; 15 store pigs young sow with nine followers; ditto with ten ditto three good fat pigs. IMPLEMENTS—Two broad-wheel carts, iron arms and harvest gear complete straw cart, nearly new; threa iron ploughs two sets of harrows; long and short ladders pikels; rakes yelves; shovels; corn coffer; winnowing machine straw cutter; turnip pulper; sieves and riddles; hooks; scythes cart ropes turnip hoes; iron cultivator; wood roller. HAY, GRAIN, and TURNIPS (to go off)-Several lots of loose itraw a stack of well-harvested upland Hay, containing about forty tons, (sold in lots); a stack of beans a stack of Barley containing upwards of three hundred bushels a large stack of wheat containing about one hundred and forty bushels a bay of wheat containing about eighty bushels two acres of well-grown swede turnips (in lots to suit purchasers); the grazing of the pasture land un to the second of February, 1867; and boosy pasture till May day 1867. Sale at Eleven o'clock. Overton, Ruabon, 1866. 1695 SALES BY MR. PUGH. CRUMPWELL, NEAR OSWESTRY. FAT STOCK. MR. EDWARD PUGH has been honoured with 1: 1. instructions from Mr Pickstock to offer for SALE by AUCTION, on Wednesday, November 7th, 1866, on the premises at Crumpwell, 20 Magnificent FAT HEIFERS and COWS. Sale at one punctually. A conveyance will leave the Smithfield for place of sale. 168 SALES BY MR. LOVATT. PENYNANT, RUABON. Sak of Fat and Dairy Stock, Farming Implements, Dairy Vessels, Stack of Hay, and Modern Household Furniture. ME. LOYATT has been instructed by James Tomlinson, Jun., Esq., (who is giving up farming mi leaving the neighbourhood), to SELL by AUCTION, it Penynant, on MONDAY, November 12tb, 1866, seven wel! brel Dairy Cows, two ripe fat beasts, four in-calf Heifers, yearling Bull, four rearing Calves, Sow, four fat figs, 12 Stores, black cart Horse (five years old), useful grey mare Pony, Cart (by Corns, with side boards, catches, and harvest gearing), 20 iron hurdles, hay Cutter, pulper, thrill, chain, and ploughing gears, stack of well-harvested Hay, large quantity of manure, iron plough and horse hoe, and the usual requisites for the "Mrr. The Furniture is nearly new, chiefly in mahogany, and specially adapted for breakfast, dining, drawing, and rjoms, all of which will be fully described in cata- Ggue; Lunch at ten, sale at one o'clock. Lovatt's Old Swan Inn, Oct. 11, 1866. 1686 THF, VALE OF GRESFORD, DENBIGHSHIRE. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr. LOVATT, at L the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Wrexham. on Monday, the 19th day of November, 1866, at three o'clock for four O'll'ick in the afternoon, all that Compact FREEHOLD AKM called Borras Head Farm," or Borras I! situate in the township of Borraa-hovah, in the ?Hh of Wrexham, and consisting of sixty-two acres of 'trY Valuable LAND, snitaMe for cattle feeding, grazing,  MIt?;. The House is well built, having lofty and odious rooms, stands on an elevated portion of the ?°, Mi commands a most delightful and extensive "? of the vale royal of England.  a gentleman fond of the sports of the country, this ti.ll b', a rare opportunity, as the estate is surrounded by imd rhich is strictly preserved. The rivers Dee and Alyn, both noted for salmon and nt, are within very short distances, and it is in the  of Sir W. W. Wynn's Hunting District. T4e Farm has the advantage of good roads adjoining, *4?h renders easy of access Wrexham, Gresford, Rossett, ? Chps:e; the former being a first?,1, station on the Western Railway. It is distant from Chester j.ü ei?ht miles. ?Tht e P?rm Buildings are of modern erection, and dy disposed for their respective uses. The Auctioneer can strongly recommend this very  property to Liverpool or Manchester Merchants :cl"lly, as a most enticing and delightfully situated "t 'or retirement after the fatigues of the business of '?d?y. F,ir??er information, an order to view, and a plan of the Property, can be had on application to the FLONEEB. ^tt's Old Swan Inn, Wrexham, Oct. 25,1866. 1687 SALE BY MR. FOX. _r. TOWN OF OSWESTRY. r\) be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr FOX, at the ll't'-I, Bailey-street, Oswestry, on THURSDAY, ?t? day of November next, at five o'clock in the after- "In such Iots and subject to conditions to be then < ? that desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, :o Pri co odious Warehouse, Workshops, Yard, larl,ri, an 0 weRin-.houses, situate in the Castle ??d ( 0I' ni' xt the Horae Market), in the town of Os. t ry, now occupied by Messrs. Minshall and Davies, ?" "???' the devisees of the late Mr Thomas Davies, M'*cb.T?. .? others. IT erP5r^cu^ars apply to the Auctioneer, or to I ???? T. and C. MmshaU, Solicitors. 1688 I Sales by Auction. SALE BY MR. RICHARDS. SALE OF WELSH WETHERS. MR RICHARDS has been commissioned by Mr Bithell, to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, November 8th, 1866, in the Cattle Market, Wrexham, 106 FAT WETHER SHEEP, in pens of 10 each. One week's keep allowed if required. Sale at Ten o'clock. Office, 28, Bridge-street, Wrexham. 1725 Important SALE in the MUSIC HALL, WREXHAM, of Bohemian Glass, Engraved and Cut Lustres, Albert Drops, Vases, Fruit Stands, drc., best Sheffield Electro-plated Goods, Cutlery, Papier Machie Trays, Tablet; Folios, &c., large assortment of Shell Work. MR. RICHARDS has been commissioned bv Mr Burkwell, from Llandudno, who is declining the above portion of his business, to SELL by AUCTION, I in the above hall on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 8th and 9th days of November, 1866, a choice and beautiful as- sortment of first-class ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, IVORY, TABLE, and other CUTLERY, of the newest designs, consisting of table, dessert, and gravy spoons, fish carvers, tea and coffee services, cruet frames, liquor stands, salts, cream ewers, goblets, &c., a fine selection of MACHE GOODS, including Tables, Trays, Folios, &c.; a large Assortment of Shell Work. The whole will be on view at eleven o'clock each morning of sale. The Auctioneer respectfully solicits the ladies and gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood to inspect the above first-class goods on the morning previous to the commencement of each day's sale, feeling assured that critical inspection of the rich and beautiful specimens of taste and skill which will be exhibited cannot fail to in- sure their approval. Sale at two o'clock in the afternoon prompt, and six o'clock in the evening. Office-28, Bridge-street, Wrexham. 1700 TOWN HALL, WREXHAM. DENBIGHSHIRE. MR RICHARDS has been commissioned by Mr Levy, of London, to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, November 15th, 1866, a fine selection of First Class ENGRAVINGS and CHROMO LITHO- GRAPHS, by Landseer, Herring, Frith, Ansdell, Bate- man, &c. Particulars in future advertisements. Office, 28 Bridge-street, Wrexham. SALES BY MR HUMPHREYS. HAFOD ADAMS, near LLANARMON -DYFFRYN CEIROG. SALE of FARM STOCK, comprising excellent Dairy Cows, Heifers, Fat Bullocks, three-year-old Bull, Cart Horses, twenty-faur Wethers, twenty Ewes, Pigs, stacks of Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Imple- ments, d'c. MR HUMPHREYS hbs been commissioned by the iA't representatives of the late Mr Richard Evans, deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises at Hafod Adams, near Llanarmon-Dyffryn- iCeirio-, on Monday, the 19th day of November. 1866, the whole of the above valuable effects.—For further particulars see hand bills and future advertisements. Luncheon at Eleven, Sale at Twelve to a minute. Llangollen, October 30tb, 1866. 1705 GYFELIA, LLANTYSILIO, NEAR LLANGOLLEN. Sale of FARM STOCK, comprising excellent Dairy Cows, Heifers, 100 Sheep, Cart Horses, Stacks of Oats, Wheat, Barley (to go off in the strata), Hay, Implements. MR. E. HUMPHREYS has been commissioned by .lV-L Mrs. Sarah Jones to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises, on Friday, the 9th day of November, 1866, the whole of her valuable FARMING STOCK, comprising— CATTLE—5 in-calf dairy cows, 1 fresh barren, 4 three years old in-calf heifers, 2 two years old heifers, 1 ditto bullock, 3 yearling calves. HORsEs-Bay cart horse, rising 5 years old, ditto mare rising 5, promising black filley, rising 2, ditto bay ditto. SHEEP—130 store sheep, in lots of 10 each. PIGs-Five store pigs. CHOPS—Stack of excellent clover and rye-grass hay (in two lots), three stacks of prime wheat, four ditto oats, four ditto barley 100 measures of potatoes. IMPLEMENTS—The usual assortment, with a portion of the dairy vessels. The whole of the crops have been well harvested, are in first class condition, and may be carried off the premises. Three months credit upon approved security for sums above .£5, or four-pence in the pound discount for pay- iments on the sale day of sums above .£5. Luncheon at 11, sale at one o'clock, p.m., punctually. Llangollen, Oct. 18, 1866. 1669 i SALE BY MR. W. OWEN. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, CEFN MAWR. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr W. OWEN, at the Pigeons Inn, Cefn-mawr, in the parish of Rnabon, in the county of Denbigh, on MONDAY, the I 12th day of November, 1866, at six o'clock in the even- ing, subject to conditions to be produced at the time of sale, TWO DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOP, with suitable Outbuildings, consisting of a paD r w .sh-house, a d pigstye, and there is a good and convenient bake- house, and a large and very productive Garden, con- tainining in all 11 roods and 22 yards or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mrs Roberts, widow of the late Mr Elias Roberts, and her son, Mr James Roberts, the present proprietor. The premises have a south aspect; they are situate in the lower part of Cefn-mawr, and adjoining the road leading to Trevor station. Mr James Roberts, the owner and occupier, will show the premises. For further information apply to Mr Owen, auctioneer, Llangollen, or to Messrs. Minshall, Solicitors, Oswestry, or at their offices in Llangollen. 1711 i CORWEN AND EDEIRNION DISTRICT OF ¡ TURNPIKE ROADS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS 1?) arising at the Toll Gates within the Corwen and Edeirnion district will be LET BY AUCTION, to the best bidder, from the 1st day of January, 1867, to the 31st day of December, 1867, at the Justice Room, in Corwen, on Friday, the 23rd day of November next, between the hours of Twelve and Two o'clock in the afternoon, In the manner directed by the Acts passed in the Third and the Fourth Years of the Reign of his late Majesty < King George the Fourth, For Regulating Turnpike Roads," which Tolls produced the last year, namely- Tafarndywyrch Gate Pandycapel, Rhydfrwynen, and Coedy- X s. d. gawen Gates Clawddponcen, Croes Stryd, Llansaint- 400 0 0 ffraid, Corweu Ddolgate, and Gell Gates above the expenses of collecting the same, and will be put up at that or such other sum as the trustees shall direct. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must, at the same time, pay one month in advance of the rent at which such tolls may be let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the trustees of the said turnpike road, for payment of the rest of the money monthly. MARCUS LOUIS, Clerk to the Trust. Ruthin, 11th October, 1866. 1696 AN ORGAN FOR ONE SHILLING. I TO BE DRAWN FOR, on MONDAY, December I JL 31st, a Splendid ORGAN, built with all the latest improvements, having five stops, and estimated to be ¡ worth £ 50. f Agents for the sale of tickets are requested to send in returns and particulars on or before WEDNESDAY, 31st inst. All tickets not accounted for by that date will be charged as sold. For Shares (one shilling each or 11 for 109.) apply to E. LETSOME, Artist, Rhos, Ruabon. We, the undersigned, testify the above will be carried out in an honest way. W. ROBERTS, Baptist Minister, Rhos. > 1290 S. E. ROBERTSON, Rhos. Public and Legal Notices WREXHAM UNION. APPOINTMENT OF FEMALE NURSE. THE GUARDIANS of the Wrexham Union will, at JL their Meeting to be held on the 22nd day of November instant., proceed to the Election of a FEMALE NURSE to the Workhouse of this Union. Candidates must be single, or a widow without encum- brances, and a person having held a similar situation will be preferred. The salary will be E20 per annum, with rations and apartments in the Workhouse. The appointment will be made subject to the approval of the Poor Law Board. Applications in Candidates' own handwriting, stating age, and accompanied with recent testimonials as to character, ability, &c., mtlst be sent to me before twelve -o'elpi-Jc an the day of Election. By Order of the Board, JOHN BURY, Clerk. Wrexham, November 1st, 1866. 1721 THE HIGHWAY ACTS. COUNTY OF DENBIGH TO WIT.- Whereas at a Court of Quarter Sessions held on the 18th day of October, 1866, a provisional order was made in the words following, that is to say;-Whereas Whitehall Do3, Esq., Philip Henry Chambres, Esq., Hugh Robert Hughes, Esq., Meilir Owen, Esq., the Reverend David Roberts, Clerk, and John Price, Esq., six justices of the peace for the county of Denbigh (of whom two being res. Jent within the district hereinafcer named), having by writing under their hands, dated the 4th day of July, 1866, required the clerk of the peace for this county to send with the notice required by law to be given of the holding of the Courts of General or Quarter Sessions, a notice in the form marked A in the schedule to the Act for the better management of Highways in England (25 and 26 Victoria, chapter 6-1), or as near thereto as the circumstances would admit, that at the court therein mentioned a proposal would be made to the justices to dissolve a certain Highway District, comprising the several parishes and townships following; namely, the parishes of Llansannan, Llanrhaiadr-yn-Cinmerch, Nantglyn, Llanefydd, Henllan, Llandyrnog, and Llan- gwyfen, the township of Aberwheeler, in the parish of Bodfari, the township of Penbedw, in the parish of Nan- nerch, and the townships of Cefn Mariadog and Wigfair, in the parish of Saint Asaph, all of which said parishes and townships are wholly in the county of Denbigh; and having required the said Clerk of the Peace to send by post, in a prepaid letter, notices in the aforesaid form to the churchwardens or overseers of the above-named parishes and townships. And whereas such requisition having been complied with, and such proposal submitted and entertained by this court, we, the justices assem- ble i at this Court of Quarter Sessions, being the Court of Quarter Sessions mentioned in the said notice, do by this our provisional order dissolve the said Highway District known by the name of "The Denbigh District;" and we further order that the confirmation of this pro- visional order will be considered at the next Quarter Sessions to be held for this county. Notice is hereby given, that ttie confirmation of the said provisional order by a final order will be taken into consideration by the justices at the Court of Quarter Sessions to be held on the 3rd day of January, 1867. JOSEPH PEERS, Clerk of the Peace for the county of Denbigh. Ruthin, 23rd October, 1866. 1710 TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. I THE LOCAL BOARD for the Town of Oswestry Tare desirous of receiving TENDERS for breaking I up the Old Sewers, and Macadamising Church Street, The Cross, part of Cross Street, Leg Street, Beatrice Street, and Albion Hill. Also for paving with Seta part of Cross Street. The plan and specification can be seen at my Office. Tenders to b3 sent to the Town Clerk, HENRY DAVIES, Esq., on or before November 8th, 1866. Tae Board do no not bind themselves to acceot tha lowest or any Tender. 1716 W. H. SPAULL, Borough Surveyor. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. PERSONS desirous of TENDE RING for the proposed P Alterations and Actions at RUTHIN CTRANNER SCHOOL, can inspect the Plans and Sp, c'flcations at our office, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., from the 3rd to the 10th instant. The Committee will not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any of the tenders. Tenders to be sent to our office on or before the 13th instant. LLOYD WILLIAMS & UNDERWOOD, Park Lane, Architects. Denbigh. 1704 NOTICE.  ROBERT DAVIES, will not be answerable I ) for any Debts contracted by my wife Elizabeth Davies, after this date. Blast Row, Tiyddjn, Nov. 1st, 1866. 1719 THOMAS JONES (DECEASED).—NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd P Vict.. cap. 35, intituled An Act to further amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all creditors and other per- sons having claims or demands upon or against the estate of THOMAS JONES, late of Mold, in the county of Flint, tallow chandler (who died on the 29th day of March, 1866, intestate, and to whose estate and effects letters of administration were granted by the District Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate at St. Asaph, on the 14th day of September, 186G, to CYNRIC JONES, his lawful son), are on or before the 1st day of December next to send in to us as solicitors to the said administrator, at our offices at Mold, in the county of Flint, particulars of their debts or claims, or in default thereof the said ad- ministrator will, :Lt the expiration of the above period, proceed to distribute the assets of the said intestate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the debts and claims only of which he shall then have notice, and will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any persons of whose claims he shall not have had notice at the time of such distribution. And Notice is hereby further given, that all persons owing any debts or debt or sums of money to the said intestate, or to his estate, are re- quired to pay the same to the said administrator or to us forthwith.—Dated this 26th day of October, 1866. KELLY, KEENE, & ROPER, Mold. Flintshire Solicitors to the Administratcr. TO PERSONS IN DIFFICULTIES.—Traders and JL others who, from losses or otherwise, are unable to meet their engagements, may be at once relieved from their embarrassments without unnecessary publicity, by applying to Mr W. G. CRAY, 15, High-street, Shrews- bury, who will, if requisite, advance money for the pur- pose.-All letters must enclose stamp for reply. 1679 FREEHOLD PROPERTY (LLANGOLLEN) TO BE SPECULATED FOR. THE DRAWING will ak < place on WEDNESDAY, TDecember 4th, 1866. S area—Two Shillings and Sixpence. Nine Prizes, vi7.: Nine well and substantially built HOUSES, with a Yard, Garden, Pig-styes, and every other convenience attached to each situate in Llangollen, and commands an excellent view. Annual income of the whole property, upwards of 250. The nrst winner to have the previlege of choosing his HouS3, and the same with the rest. For shares apply to MR. PRICHARD, Denbighshire and Flintshire Telegraph Office, WREXHAM, or to MR. JOHN EVANS, CORWEN. Post-office Orders or 31 stamps received for shares. Messrs C. and W. Richards, solicitors, Llangollen, and Mr. E. Roberts, Grapes Hotel) Llangollen, will attend the drawing. 138) NOTICE OF IMPORTANCE! And such a Chance thal has not been before in the reach of the public: SIX PLOTS OF FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, !0 IN PENTRE BROUGHTON, WREXHAM, To be DRAWN for, on or about the FIRST MONDAY in JANUARY, 1867, of which due notice will be given in the newpapers in which the land is advertised, the date being definately fixed when the requisite number of tickets are disposed of. The land is valued at .£300, and each lot contains 340 yards as under: I Lot 1 I Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 5 Lot 6 ) t Application for tickets and agencies to be made to Mr SAMUEL EVANS, Tower Hill, Denbigh, with stamped envelope enclosed for reply. Tickets, Is. each (every ticket having six chances). Liberal discount allowed to agents. August 24th, 1866. 1493 Entertainments and Meetings. WREXHAM PENNY READINGS. THE NEXT ENTERTAINMENT for the Season JL 1866-7 will be held in the MUSIC HALL, Wrex. ham, on Monday, November 5th, 1866, T. Eyton Jones, Esq.) in the chair. Admission, 6d. (entrance at side door) and Id. 1673 ALBERT BURY, Hon. Sec. COEDPOETH FAIR. A FAIR will be held on MONDAY, November 5th, -L L. 1866, and continually every quarter on the first Monday after the first Saturday in February, May, August, and November. Several fields and back grounds are preparud for the accommodation of Fanners and others. By order, NBa Secretary* .if' i¡II ..if" -.r, IlitJI '> A. B A Z A A R, Under the distinguished patronage of Lady Williams Wynn, Wynnstay Mrs T. LI. Fitzhugh, Plas Power Mrs G. Cunliffe, Wrexham Mrs Ederworth, Bronheulog Mrs R. V. Kyrke, Nantyffrith Miss Cockson, Minera Hall Miss Burton, Highfield Mrs Atcherley, Marton Hall, Salop &c., &c., In aid of the Minera New Church, will be held at the 1 i GIRLS' SCHOOL, MINERA, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, November the 5th, 6th, and 7th. A large assortment of CLOTHING of every descrip- tion for Adults and Children, as well as a quantity of FANCY WORK, SHELL FLOWERS, CHINA WARE, &c., &c., will be offered for sale. Admission—First day, 2s. from 12 to 4, and 6d. later on Tuesday and Wednesday admission free. A Grand AMATEUR CONCERT will be given in the Boys' School, Minera, on the evening of Wednesday, November 7th. To commeKe at seven o'clock. Admission—Reserved seats, 2s.; front seats,Is.; back seats. 61. 1692 MUSIC HALL, WREXHAM. THE MERTHYR GLEE PARTY will give a GRAND TCONCERT in Wrexham, on Tuesday, Nov. 6th, on their way to Chester, where they have special engage- ments for several nights. The Party consists of Thirty Persons, and will sing several Choruses, Glees, &c., &c. For particulars see programmes. Tickets—Front seats. 2s.; second seats, Is.; to be had of R. HTJGHES & SON, Wrexham. Children admitted to Front Seats at Half-price. The Concert to commence at 8, doors open at 7.30. TC72 OPEN LOCAL PLOUGHING MATCH. AN Open Local PLOUGHING MATCH will take A_ place in a Field of Mr Harrison's, of Plasgoch, nqnr Wrexham, on TUESDAY, the 6th of NOVEMBER, 1866. 1ST CLASS, OPEN TO ALL COMERS. I Second Class for Ploughmen who have never won a prize. The teltms to be in the field and start at 8-30, Entrance 2s. 6d. each, to be entered with Mr Whittaker, Lion Hotel, Wrexham, not later than eight o'clock 011 Saturday evening, November 3rd, ISr,6. JOHN WHITTAKER, 1694 Hon. Sec. NATIONAL SCHOOLROOM. HOPE. A GRAND AMlTTEUR CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental Music will take place in the above Schoolroom on FRIDAY, November 9th, 1866, in aid of the funds of the 1st Flintshire (Hope) Engineer Volunteer Company. The following ladies and gentle- men hive kindly velnnteered their services Ifor the occasion: Mrs R. T. Roper, Mrs W. M. Williams, Mrs Williams, Mrs Dixon, Major Trevor Roper. Messrs. Albert Bury, F. Wrigley, Walter Jones, G. E. T. Roper, Colin Napier, W. M. Williams, J. J. Dennis. R. J. Hopper, C. W. Cottingham, Dr Dixon. Conductor: Mr F. WRIGLEY. A special train will leave Caergwrle at 10-45 p.m., for Wrexham and Buckley. Concert to commence at 7-30. Tickets may be had of Captain Hignett, Buckley; Captain Cottingham, Mold Dr Dixon, Gresford Lieut. Wilson, Hope; Messrs. Potter and Snape, Wrexham and at the Advertiser office. Admission—Reserved Seats, 2s.; Second Seats, Is. 1620 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SHREWSBURY RACES, 12th, 13th. 14th, 15th. and 16th NOVEMBER, 1866. FIRST & SECOND-CLASS RETURN TICKETS JL* issued to SHREWSBURY on SATURDAY, the 10th November, and following Days, from any Station on the Great Western Railway, will be available for return up to SATURDAY, 17th November, inclusive. Paddington, Nov. 1st. J. GRIERSGN, Gen. Man. 1718 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS (OMP NY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ad?nmed NFifth ORDINARY HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the Cambrian Railways Company will be held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, Victoria-street, Westminster, London, on Thursday, the 22nd day of November next, at twelve o'clock at noon. Dated this 26th day of October, 1866. VANE. Chairman. GEORGE LEWIS, Secretary. Company's Offices, Oswestry. BILLIARDS. SUBSCRIPTION TABLE, FEATHERS HOTEL. MR. JAMES ARMSTRONG respectfully informs _LYl- his friends and the public that this beautiful Table will be OPEN to the PUBLIC THREE DAYS IN THE WEEK, viz., TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, when he hopes to meet with a share of public patronage. Yearly subscription, One Guinea. 1695 STARTLING ANNO UNCEMEN P WILL BE EXHIBITED AT WREXHAM, POSITIVELY FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, On SATURDAY and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10th and 12 th, 1866. STEVENS' ROYAL-MENAGERIE, and Foreign Legion of Birds and Beasts, Monsters of the Deep, Reptiles of the ,and, the Great Lion Slayer, Tiger Tamer, and Serpent. Charmer. TO the Clergy, NflfcilityV "and Public generally of _L Wrexham, it is inost respectfully announced that the celebrated LION SLAYER IS COMING, and in the course of a few dayeitoo Menagerie will be centrally erected, and this novel establishment will be cpndticfed according to the following rules and regulations' The Menagerie will contain upwards of One Hundred specimens of all the leading. productions of the Animal World, including the numerous FAMILY OF LIONS of all grades, from the Monster African King of Beasts to the tiny cubs scarce a span in length, accompanied by their sire and dam, te tawny Lions of the South captured by the Lion Slayer, who, in person, will attend and fight his battles over again. Within the enclosure a circle will be formed, will secured by bolts and bars. The Lions will be loosened and- the hemt.- attack, defence, capture, and reconciliation will take place between the monsters and the man. In fact no expense has been spared to render the Menagerie a most attractive and instructive resort for the thinking and intellectual public. The inimitable Sax-horn Band, conducted by Mr Cornelius Laurence, will lead the Procession. The huge waggons, drawn by twenty-five powerful horses, contain fourteen Lions, Monster Bengal Tigers, Panthers, Leopards, White, Black, and Brown Bears, Hyenas, Sloths, Wolves, Nylghaus or Horned Horses, Llamas, Alpacas, Vicunas, Serpents, Porcupines, Lizards, Scorpions, and an extensive Aviary of Birds from all parts of the world, finishes this ponderous establishment. The MENAGERIE will attend the following place:- Sutton, Monday. November 5th; Saltney, Tuesday, 6th; Leeswood, Wednesday, 7th; Caergwrle, Thursday, 8th; Brymbo, Friday, 9th; Wrexham, Saturday and Monday, 10th and 12th. JOSEPH LONGVILLE, Business Agent. 1708 THOMAS STEVENS, Sole Proprietor. Education. MR. J. J. DENNIS, Organist of S. Mark's, Wrexham (late assistant to W. H. Monk, Esq., of King's College, London), begs to inform the inhabitants of Wrexham and its vicinity that he gives LESSONS on the PIANO-FORTE and ORGAN. Address, J. J. DENNIS, 14, Regent-street, Wrexham. N.B.—PIANO-FORTES TUNED. 1618 TONIC SOL-FA SINGING. MR. J. J. DENNIS, Organist of S. Mark's, Wrex- T ham, proposes to FORM CLASSES for the Teaching cf SINGING on HULLAH'S SYSTEM, and will be glad to rpceive the names of those desirous of instruction.-Terms on applications to Mr Dennis, 11, Regent-otreet. Wrexham. 1658  E M 0 V A L.-The Manor House Commercial ?JL Boarding Schools, Wigan, have been Remol6,8 to BIRKDALE PARK, SOUTHPORT, and were Re- opened on the 24th of July, 1866. The New Premises mises are known as THE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, BIRKDALE PARK, SOUTHPORT. Entrance from West Cliff road. Home comforts, supe- rior educational advantages, and moderate terms, features which secured for the establishment at Wigan such marked success, characterise the new arrangements at Scuthport; to which is added a sea-side residence that is considered one of the most healthful in England. The new prospectus, with references to parents and guardians of former pupils, and of those now in the schools; also to gentlemen in different parts of the United Kingdom and Ireland, who have known the Principal during twenty years' experience in the train- ing of Middle-class Boys, will be forwarded on applica- tion to the Rev. Edwin Webster (Member of the Royal College of Preceptors), the Commercial College, Birk- ) dale Park, Southport. 603 Business Announcements J-. F. E D I S B U R Y Begs to call special attention to his stock of CHEST PROTECTORS & RESPIRATORS (In every variety and price.) No person exposed to the changes of the weather and liable to colds should be without them; Also, just received in stock Fine Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil (this season's), Liebeg's Food, and Extracts of Meat, Bragg's Vegetable Charcoal (for indigestion), Tidman's Sea Salt, Genuine Eau de Cologne, Collis Brown's Chlorodyne. Paraiffn, Petroleum, and Colza Oils. For disinfecting purposes J. F. E. would suggest the use of Chloride of Lime and Carbolic Acid, which he is now able to supply in large or small quantities, at a low price. DISPENSING ESTABLISHMENT, 1662 3, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, Printed on Superfine Toned Paper, Sixteen Pages, Price Twopence, FULL OF ILLUSTRATIONS, FUN ALMANACK. Edited by TOM HOOD. Office: 80, FLEET STREET, LONDON. 1703 LAMPS. FRANCIS F. HICKMAN, IRONMONGER, has received I' a supply of MODERATORS and PARAFFIN LAMPS, very much improved in quality and design. Young's Refined Paraffin Oil and the Finest Colza Oil. OLD LAMPS THOROUGHLY REPAIRED. 145, NORTHGATE-STREET, CHESTER. 1707 THE NEW DISPENSING ESTABLISHMENT. HENRY PETERS, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, 22, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his numerous Bfriends and the public generally for the very liberal encouragement he has already received, assuring them that no exertion shall be omitted on his part to merit increased confidence and support. The Drugs, Chemicals, and all other standard prepa- rations procured direct from Manufacturing Houses of known reputation, are warranted of the choicest and purest quality, and the lowest charge made consistent with the use of a genuine article. 1688 1866. EISTEDDFOD. 1866. ON SALE AT THE EXCHANGE DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT 90 & 92, FOREGATE-ST., CHESTER, The following CELEBRATED WELSH MATERIALS, Which have obtained FIRST PRIZES At the two lest National Eisteddfod Exhibitions, viz.:— Superfine Mountain Wool Welsh Flannel, from 2s. to 10s. 6d. per yard. Princess of Wales' Flannel, 3s. 6d. per yard. Plain Thick Welsh Flannel, suitable for charitable purposes, 9!d. to 13td. per yard. Superior ditto, made from Mountain Wool, 14d. to 2s. 6d. per yard. Exhibition Prize Flannel, 4s. 6d. per yard. 9-4 and 10-4 Welsh Whittle Shawls, 18s. 6d. and 23s. Plain Black ditto and plain Scarlet ditto, 25s. and 30s. Grey and other mingled Scarfs, 12s. 9d. to 30s. 4-4 Fine White Wool Handkerchiefs, 3s. to 4s. 6d. Grey, White, and Sheeps' Black Woollen Yarn for Ladies' Knitting, in Scarlet, Magenta, Dahlia, Cerise, White, Grey, &c., 6s. 6d. per lb. Patterns sent Post Free to any address. Carriage paid to all parts of the Kingdom. EXCHANGE DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT 90 and 92, FOREG ÜE STREET, CHESTER. 1545 WREXHAM ADVERTISER OFFICE, ADVERTISER BUILDINGS, WBEXHAM. A LL kinds of letter press Printing, executed by AL. hand and Steam Power inclaclinnr CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, AND CARDS, IN THE NEATEST STYLES, Brewers' and Merchants' Delivery, Order, and Receipt Books Printed and Bound. Bottle and Cask Labels. Direction Cards. DRAPERS' POSTERS & HAND-BILL DISPLAYED IN FIRST-RATE STYLE, On the shortest notice, and on very advantageous terms AUCTIONEERS' I LE BILLS AND CATALOGUESI WITH THE UTMOST EXPEDITION. AW AND PAY SHEETS AND SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR COLLIERIES. COLLIERY RULES IN WELSH OR ENGLISH CHECK DELIVERY BOOKS, ETC. BAYLEY AND BRADLEY ADVERTISER OFFICE, "WREXHAM MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. Pieces not on hand .Ni procured by return of Post, SOLD BY G. BAYLEY. The Cross & Church Street, Oswestry. BOOKS not in stock procured in the shortest pos- D sible time. A parcel from London daily received B sible time. A parce by om London daily received C. G. BAYLEY, The Cross & Church Street, Oswestry. Now ready, the First Monthly Part of BELGRAVIA SOLD BY C. G. BAYLEY, The Cross & Church Street, Oswestry- Business Announcements. MESSRS. W. & C. BROWN & CO., EG respectfully to announce that the usual WINTER FASHIONS wi 1 be shown on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 7thimit. Chester, November 1st, 1866. 1709 LARGE DELIVERY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. W. & J. PRICHARD R ESPECTFULtiY announce the Delivery of .,e7 JM large Purchases in the following and other De- partments:- -i DRESSES AND SKIRTS. The New Epingle Cloth, Droguets, Poplin de Laine, Fancy and Plain Reps, Broche Linseys, Camlets, Aber- deen and Yorkshire Winceys, French Merinos,Coburga, Alpacas, Lustres, &c. SHAWLS. Cashmere, Paisley, Chenille, Wool, Reversibles, and other Novelties. MANTLES AND JACKETS. Waterproof Tweed Cloaks, in all shades, &c.; Jackets in Astracan, Plush, Velvet Pile, and other Fabrics. HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES. TRIMMINGS, Including some Novel and recent Styles. A choice and well-assorted Stock of Woven and Printed Flannel Shirtings, Gentlemens' Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Woollen Shirts, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Calicoes, Sheetings, &c., at a Great Reduction from lad year's Prices. Tottenham House, Wrexham. 1603 AMTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS, 1866-7. R. LLOYD BEGS to announce his return from London with a .0 CHOICE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES, in all the Departments, viz.:— Shawls and Mantles Jackets and Furs Straw Hats and Bonnets j. Millinery Bonnets I Mourning Bonnets Gloves and Hosiery I Aberdeen Winceys Wincey Skirtings Astracan Cloths Felt, Silk, and Velvet Hats Feathers,Flowers,Falls,(fee Stays and Crinolines. Particular attention has been paid to the selection of Dress Materials, which Department will be found re- plete with the Newest Styles and Fabrics. Patterns on application. ALL READY TO SHOW ON MONDAY. 7, High-st., Wrexham, October 29tb. 1632 MRS. SCOTT will be prepared to Show all the Novelties for the WINTER SEASON in MILLINERY, DRESSES, SHAWLS, MANTLES. SEAL-SKIN JACKETS, &c., on TUESDAY Next, and following days. 40, High-street, Wrexham, October 24th, 1866. '81685 :1685 WINTER FASHIONS. T. C. JONES BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he t ) has just returned from London, where he has carefully selected a choice variety of MANTLES, JACKETS, DRESSES, SHAWLS, FURS, &c., &c. Also Millinery in all its branches, all of which are now ready for inspection. N.B.—T. C. J. begs to call attention to his Stock of Mourning Bonnets, always on hand. 1686 1866—WINTER FASHIONS—1866. E. EDWARDS RESPECTFULLY announces her return from IPW London with a carefully selected STOCK of MILLINERY in all its branches-mantles, jackets, shawls, dresses, &c., &c., which will be ready for inspection on Tuesday, the 30th inst. Mrs. Edwards also begs to call attention to her large Stock of- Plain and Fancy Woollen Cloths, printed and woven flannel shirtings, gentlemen's shirts, collars, ties, scarfs, and general draperv. GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT, 21, TOWN HILL, WREXHAM. Oct. 19, 1866. 1667 43, HOPE-STRFET, WREXHAM. MISS LLOYD begs to inform the public that she _LVJL has returned from London, and she will be pre- pared to show the NEW STYLES in MILLINERY for the ensuing season on MONDAY next. 1686 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE! R. LLOYD. 7, HIGH-STREET, WRRE XHAM, BEGS to announce that he has lately made large pur* B chases under very advantageous circumstances, in COTTON and WOOLLEN GOODS. He is prepared to offer GREAT BARGAINS in the following articles for charitable purposes Welsh Flannels, Linseys, Calicos, Winseyg, Hollands, Ginghams, Blankets, Cotton Sheets, Quilts and Counterpanes, Prints and Alpacas, Boy's and Men's Ready Made Clothes. N.B.—Liberal Discount allowed to Ladies and others who make large purchases for charitable purposes, Clothing Clubs, &c., &c. 1556 CALICOES AND SHEETINGS. ALFRED WILLIAMS will offer this and following A. days, 327 PIECES OF WHITE AND GREY CALICOES, purchased for cash during the panic at less than half their late price. DRAPERY EXCHANGE, 90 & 92, FOREGATE-STREET, CHESTER. 983 WATER SUPPLY TO WREXHAM. E D W A r, D L L 0 Y D TOWN HILL, Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Wrexham that he is prepared to LAY SERVICE PIPES AND FITTINGS to premises requiring Water. Also to BOILERS, CISTERNS, AND BREWERIES, c.. according to the regulations of The Wrexham Waterworks Company, upon the shortest notice, and the most reasonable terms and trusts from his practical experience and moderate charges, to merit his share of patronage. 1642 14, TOWN HILL, WBEXHAM. GROCERY AND PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT-, 5, Bridge Street, Wrexham. T. AND E. WILLIAMS, BEG to state that they have opened the above place -0 of business (lately carried on by Mr E. Roberts,) with a new stock of grocery and provisions, where they trust by attention to business and moderate profits to obtain a share of public favour. 1652 L EIVIS AND QWEN, Whilst returning their best thanks to their numerous friends and the public, for the liberal Support received, beg to inform them that, to meet the requirements of the Legal and other gentlemen of Oswestry and the surrounding district, they have added to their general business that of LAW STATIONERS; for which purpose they have set apart a distinct portion of their extensive premises. Any work entrusted to their care will receive their most prompt attention and be executed in a stylo equal to that of the first London establishments. ( The Library, Oswestry, September 1st, 186.. HORSE CLIPPING AND SINGING SEASON, 1866-7. HENRY POOLE, Horse Clipper and Singer, bega H to return his sincere thanks to the Gentry MMt Horsekeepers of Wrexham and its Neighbourhood, far tin* liberal support accorded to him for the last 23 J: I to inform them that all orders intrusted to him above line, shall receive his best and prompt No 6, Chapel-st., Wrexham, Oct. 11th, 1866. JtSf r  ( ? ?