Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction. BY MESSRS BAUGH, JONES, & JONES. ■Cif' 0/ Live and Dead Farming Stock, at HONKLEY, BURTON, ROSSETT, v between Wrexham and Chester.m csRS BAUGH, JONES, & CO., have receved ,( iu"truClùns from Mr Thomas Piercy, to SELL ? ? rT<'?., ? MODA1'. February 1st, 1875, the J5V A °V h? LIVE STOCK, Implements of Hus- ?'].?? .n? Vc?ek, H?U?EHOLD FURNITURE ".1:1, 1' I 'n .ct J;I l'er. ( ;:¡.1 ot ',?" .?TO.K compri"es 10 useful in-calf dairy The 1'1 ifers ? half-bred Shropshire down lamb- o n\'o 1I1 1 in-pi; sow, 2 powerful waggon bosses. e*e~' ?c., consist of narrow-wheel cart IV 1,11i mi 'NTS <VC., consist of narrow-wheel cart '?'?.tring. sb?ndrv, two iron wheel ploughs, i'i- 11'>1\(' ,.i'!)   «f three harrows, one-horse power CU1LIVa1.0r, Lunup nHU, ??'hin'' ()j\ Wood). cunn'inor.mrjitpurui, iuriiip pulper, machine thrashing i> 'X.la" wheelbarrow, a number of corn sacks I ?" ?s win-elbarrow, a number of corn sacks, •», V wo«.a pig troughs, ten cow chains, kalf- n. -^ur''sKr,,idles, yelves, pikels, rakes, shovels u" l ,J '?'.fir.'n'tr,g?dcu tools, thrill, chain, and rt)pe, comprise wheel churn, cheese :1:'1\ I>I-S com¡)rise wheel churn, cheese 1e> i>■ tub cream pots, tin and Buckley milk .1?!? can? lwikr .wù grate as fixed, crockery 1.\1: 1::l" i, 'rt of the Household Furniture. aalu at Twelve o clock prompt. b:¡e Sale of DRÃ.P ERY ? "aci't?N????'???? <?D?J[?J??K S: TOW? HALL, WREXHAM. B?fGH, JONES, & CO., have received ?t 1:1 ■,ipfions frmn a General Draper, of North 1.1 t. 'TIO"- 1'1 Hrst-class   :'1':1,], by A C ;l ,trge anI rst-chss V 'V DH ,PEI:Y, on Wednesday and Thursday, follocing days if required), at \n. 'H ill Wrexham. '"? 11 \Vrexh:nn. yae comprises dress goods, winceys, flannels, ci è": \1,k siÎks (best makes), skirtings, shirtings,   tylt'), skirts in great variety, chil- .:)- ?'?' ''?"?jrts. iackets, waterproofs, m intles mus-  ,uusMns, stair oil cloths and rem- I ,}- w¡wln\ mu,; 1l1S, :ur 01 C 0 sand rem- l'ncur,\1. d 'lk Sjiaw;si fancy goo silk velvets, muf- ? -"l' sash ribbons, felt square hearth ?" ??;t.< s?stt rtt'hoas, felt square hearth :n", r v anitravelling rugs, prints, alpacas, A-r iVC. ,1 Ine¡II\'r" i-nwi jo))fs,A Co., call especial atten- ?'?. 'J.t? L the goods are new, fashionable, t. l'" ° J c .ish. ?..j .??isu. at two o'clock in the afternoon "1,,f" f h i '? in the evening of each day. I X t l nl  ,^nuin"-soisale. 164s 0;1 \è\' I. • L r Dead Fanning Stock, Dairy vl jivufciwld Furniture, at < WUOD, NEAR GRESFORD. .J.JIT.H, JONES, & Co. have been in- ,(tI"I¡ J.\ IrCh:1S. Roberts, who is giving up ?-?-?,.jj )?y AFCTiON, at B?is Wood, funains-, \ve,inesil:iy, the 10th day of Feb., 1875, ¡'jll :11" ?.? STOCK. Implements of Hus- ?"" FURNI- !),:Vessels. and HOUSEHOLD 'R 1-  I" th II (I:tlr?, CO" one three-vear-old 11 K'lit two-year-old m-calf heifers, and three k ?'h??rs, lour turkeys, one powerful cart -T 1- >• 1 mi nts comprise one horse-power reaping .,¡ '1liu" t t 'teddim; machine, winnowing machine, tW) u trr?w-wheet carts with harvest :u"?.» mY?? '?''Is. pony cart, iron wheel plough, Irh c U 1 ï t i inrrows, wood lal rcl er, turnip scnnier, 'jiur-e-p<»wer chaff cutter, wood cultivator, -?'ck i?ddcr, heel ami other rakes, sieves, :)t VI- cart ropes, velves, spades, picks, old -thr "? ?o'f pig troughs, ?'"?? scales and ht V'ill chain, and ploughing gears, set of ?'? '?rn.?, sever.tl collars and other gears. l Th nu! v YE:EI5 consIst of wheel churn, cheese t„; he? vat., cheese screN0, milk pans, milking  Vre-m p?ts, butter scales and sieve, benches. Th ru'vnnF includes oak dresser and contents, ?.:my dining CMd, and other tables, corner cup- hTm? mrlour and kitchen chairs, copper spittoons, hareau, olli; wardrobe, chair commode, dressing t ,l"" washstands and services, toilet glasses, oak l: i';i hest. wardrobe, four-post and other bedsteads, •e* ather bed. bolsters, and pillows. Ai, a uuantitv of wheat straw in yard. sale at Eleven for Twelve o'clock, prompt. 276e J Hi -.>rant and extensive Sale of very handsome ,i.Furniture, Stanhope Phceton, Pia'>-d Harness, and out-door Effects, at C." I,au lial, Uvpe-, Flintshire. MKSSK> BAUGH, JOXES, & Co. have been t iv u- d with instructions from Geo. W. Charl- ?? E t. t.??LL BY AUCTION, at Cymmau HiV H riin?hire, »n MONDAY and TUESDAY, :;nl l<;th day" of Febma'y next, the whole iv h.?i-?iM m? Wrn Yiluabl e HO U?EHOLD FURXI- 7V JE, n.onVi —Very handsome modern carved oak, iuli;i.tiniark 01k. gentleman and ladies' easy and 11 chairs, and 2 foot stools, upholstered in vei, beautiful pollard oak side i J »-i:a i>h:f jrfass li.ick, (51) by 30, telescope Ifift. litmus table Brussels carpet, black bear skin, hearth plates, by Landseer," framed and jjiazei:. IN DRA«'J.\G-ROOM.—Superior walnut easy ladies' iLCi'Kiiiai and single chairs, sofa, and 2 foot stools, ■ :il)nl-;ere<l in figured rep and French figured silk, I:- 1■> and other tables, beautiful cabinet, in- L f wood, and brass mountings, with 1. M cupboards, lined with hlue velvet, costly s work tab.e, mounted with oraiulu and .¡, \\j: jMiiislieil rosewood, fine-toned cottage •••rtr, with fret-work front, and lined with -1 -41 silk, Canterbury and music, Brussels i.c irth rug, coloured chromo lithographs, in :.1.. slaze i, handsome -,riiziiiient:s, Vc. ili. il'i.iMxu-uoOM Fi'iixm ur. in oak, upholstered telescope dining table, occasional IL:Llllls, clieffloilel.e, office table, in maho- :h ten drawers and desk, Kidderminster ?'?" :?h rug, t?c. 1% Three book cases and one large cup- (ii-.i%ers i!i lo,.ve,.p.ir?l, closed up with ■ M'f ■ nr.i;>f safe, miners's dial, by Abraham," ■ uiisrf>scope, in c,se, with .j boxes of glass, ■■■■ -uirc-.l .ji.jt cts, deed and cash boxes, and about \¡. If iii,)-lerii books, Ccc. i L- HALL —Oak table, hat and um- hall chairs, matting, Brussels stair car- A < 1 cmtents of several BEDROOMS comprise brass 11 di-tister and French bedsteads, with :1:, d tmask furniture, sua w, woul, hair, and feather bolsters and pillows, whit- ••'A otu—r b'ankets, wardrobes, washstands, t.iV:s, toilet and chests of drawers, in li, and other light woods, and jjaiuted •: glasses and services, Kidderminster car- .l -trili rugs. I", J, !t-hi-;n, 1'ANTRIF.S, &c contain all requisite -u. diuner services, glass, &c. k-o; :-I)o )It EFFECT". Capita.I Stanhope t.iiv^ralde into a waggonette or drag, by Liverpool, two sets of plated harness, ioi-i-ll..s, pony cart harness, stable lamp wi:-rn>. pikels, &c., a variety of garden and "1 > two wheelbarrows, long and short lad- ■'in, r..rna?t; lack, patent straw cutter, kib- w?tter tul is '(1t)??r kennel, and hand- "1 ".e mastiff, and numerous other effects, '??'?. catalogues are in course of preparation, ":? i?.uumn;d at the principal hotels in Ches- <J1 Wiexham, or upon application to the ??" six days prior to the aile, if, by post, on /I'- ? ?t?u?e stamp. '-?:'M Hall is distant from Wrexham 5 miles, ?""? ?. ChL.?er <s, and about 1? miles from Cefnyb' dd '4""n'  the Wrexham, Buckley, andConnahs ■ ? tilwav. Mle ? ??tunmnce each day at 11 o'clock, and "j Uu- on view ? hour before the commencement ?"?e. 270a PRELIMINARY. 1 v Fr skidd Property near Penybryn Hall, i<) Rua'j'iii, Denbighshire. l'u ,J;¡: :O;IILD BY AUCTION, by Messrs H '?-n.?:ui.t Co" at the Wynnstay Arms  -111 ilie of FeLru,.ti-v, u. c cit?k in the afternoon, subject to con-  "1. ). :'u'n and there produced, -all that stone- IU, t" 'I d .U "r dwelling-house with the garden and :?)'.)', ".?"? H:f)t;uutu bcl'??inx, together with all l. 1 r t' "?' i .?cs or parcels of land adjoining Y,? ,?'-?? C.m Chthian Cae-wrth-y-n'ordd, and containing in the whole, 11 acres, 1 '?' .,U.. !l ¡'trdl" or therèabùuts near Penybryn II'th h Ha];' n,' parish of Ruabon, and now in the ??di ,? 1 \r Philip Pickering, and Wm. Pugh. Pur l Particulars apply to Mr P. Pickering, on ll> '1NfeN; •lames, solicitor, Wrexham or the ? "?. T?uple Chambers, Wrexham. 271f SALt: BY MR C. J. GIBBONS. COEDPOETH, NEAR WREXHAM. T ? ?'?? by AUCTION bv Mr C. J. GIBBONS,  at ?? Prince of Wales Inn, Coedpoeth, on .)\II tI of February, 1875, at Five o'clock 'a t'¡ 1\' 1st day of February, 1875, at Five o'clock )? I< fttr¡;UOll Punctually, subject to conditions to Ile ti there produced, two MESSUAGES or liWrf, ^()LtSES, with Gardens, Stable, Out- Bui?.?. ? '?"? ppurtenances thereunto belonging, ''?u?tf?? ?ANT, Coedpoeth, and now in the occu- f?tt u. ??"? William and William Williams. pP f-?P?'c?ars apply to Mr LEWIS JONES, Pnnre ?.iles Inn, Coedpoetb, or to the Auctioneer. 117c SALE BY MR T. WHITFIELD. WREXHAM. iREEK0LD PUBLIC-HOUSE AND PIECE OF LAND. T J AUCTION, by Mr THOMAS V, >L1)' at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, '\xbr.¡, 011 F'?DAY, the 12th day of February, IS, 'ay"Ur o'clock in the afternoon, subject to con- ditlUlh to) he then produced—  old-established PUBLIC-HOUSE, called ^.s'Heai1." with the Brewhouse, Stable, and held therewith; and also the Piece of LAND C?t '&' ?"?n'ng about 1 acre, sitti?e near to the in the town of Wrexham, in the c iuntv and now in the occupation of Mrs J&Re WiUiais.  premises have a frontage of 96 feet to Farn- on-street, and are well adapted for building pu:. P)ses t0^her P?t?atS can be obtained on sppicn. t-on to MR H. DAVIES. 155 Solicitor, Oswestry. Sales bv Auction SALES BY MR. LLOYD. Sale of Agricultural Line and Dead Farming Stock, J implements of Husbandry, Spring Cart, Gears, and Harness, Dairy Vessels, the whole of the Household Fu)-iiit a?-e, &c., vc., at THE HULLAH, situate one mile from the town of Wrexham. M,# R. LLOYD most re?ptctfully announces that he .r has been favoured with instructions from Mr Thomas Jones (who is relmguishing farming pursuits in every branch, to SELL BY AUCTION, in his Farmyard, at the Hullah aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the 2nd day of February next, the whole of his Live and Dead FARMING TOCK, IMPLEMENTS, HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, &c &c. The LIVE STOCK consists of 30 head of cattle, six horses, and 25 pigs, including 15 cows to calve and with calves at foot, four galving and barren heifers, six yearling heifers, two two-year-old bulls, one year- ling bull. 0 Horses: Four powerful and active cart horses, including "Venter;" very useful black mare, 10 years old, iu-foal; "Diamond," active brown mare, 11 years old, in-foal; Gip," grey mare, 9 years old Ranger," powerful brown mare, 10 years old; stylish half-bred mare, by "Merry Legs," 3 years old, quiet in saddle, yearling bay cart colt, by "Young uuampion..Figs how ana ±4 followers, two in-pig sows, one ditto gilt boar pig, six strong store pigs. 0 The IMPLEMENTS consist of three sets of thrill and chain gears, scotch backhands, Arc., set of harness I and sundry odd gears, two capital waggons, two carts, spring cart, two wheel ploughs, Howard and Edward's ridging plough, two pair of iron harrows, two chain harrows, two cultivators, rollers, new horse rake, straw cutter, turnip pulper, with three actions, finger slicer and mincer (new), scuffle, swingletrees, heel acd other rakes, barrows, American hay collector, turnip .drill, sack bags, cow ties, and the usual assortment of tools, &c., &c. The whole of his excellent dairy vessels, suitable for a dairy from 25 cows also all the household furni- ture appertaining to kitchen, parlour, and five bed- rooms, &c., &-c. Luncheon at Eleven o'clock by ticket. Sale at Twelve o'clock sharp." Dairy vessels and furniture-sale at Three o'cloek. As the lots are numerous, punctual attendance will oblige. Plassey, near Wrexham. 172e FAIR DAY. THE NORTH WALES & CHESHIRE AUCTION MART. WREXHAM. MR. LLOYD (late Jones & Lloyd), respectfully an- ?L nounces that he will SELL BY AUCTION, in his Mart, on Thursday, February 4th, 1875, a splendid lot of Magnificent Fat Cattle, Bullocks, and Heifers, Cows and Calves, Calving Cows and Heifers, Barrens, Stirks, &c. A grand selection of fat and Store Sheep A prime lot of fat Pigs and Calves 400 Ripe Fat Sheep, including 90 Ripe Fat wethers, the property of J. Clark-, Esq., Wrex- ham, with one veek's keep. Sale at ten o'clock prompt. Plassey, Wrexham. 15Sb MR. LLOYD gives notice that he intends pre- senting at next Christmas Show Dinner, in addition to the usual cups, value £ 42 15s., 1st prize, a Silver Cup, value £7 10s. 2nd prize, a piece of plate, value E3 3s. Will be presented to the Seller whose live stock realizes the largest amount of money in the Auction Mart, or elsewhere during the present year from January 1st to December 13th (Christmas Show Day), both days inclusive any gentleman winning either lirst or second prize and not wishing to compete against a tenant farmer, will be awarded with a .Silver Medal, the farmer coming next will receive first prize. A cup or piece of plate, value X3 10s., will be given to the buyer of the largest amount of stock between January 1st and December 13th, inclusive. Sellers and buyers will please keep their bills as a guide. -f Highly important Sale of Live and Dead FARMING S I,OCK, valuable Llousehold Furniture, and other Effects, at WHITE HORSE, HOSELEY, situate near Gresford, one mile from Llanypwll, and 21 miles from the town of Wrexham. %/T R LLOYD most respectfully announces that he ,TI lias been honoured with instructions from G. E. Murray, Esq., who is leaving the neighbourhood, to SELL by AUCTION, on his premises situate at Hoseley aforesaid, on Monday and Tuesday, the 8th and JtlJ days of February next, the whole of the choice young dairy stock, heifers, draught and harness horses, pigs, the usual assortment of implements, dairy vessels, the whole of his superior household furniture, <fce., &c. The Livestock comprises 20 head of cattle, inclu- ding 10 cross-bred aiid Alderney young dairy cows, for early spring profit. 4 choice in-calf heifers, 3 yearling heifers, 2 do. bullocks, and 1 bull; 4 horses, Darby," very powerful cart mare, rising nine years old "Nan- cy," bay half-bred mare, five years old, 15.2 high, in f gal, quiet in saddle or harness, with fine action; stylish half-bred two years old colt, by" St. Clare," likely to make a hunter a very handsome donkey, 2 gilts, 12 couple of fowl, 8 ducks and drakes, 4 geese, 2 greyhounds, &c., &c. Dog-cart and harness, capital Coburg complete in good condition, light-running stylish new dog-cart with lamps and cushions complete, by Conran, Wrex- ham, set of brass-mounted harness (new), gentleman's riding saddle, hack bridle, steel, bits, &c. Implements, &c.—2 broad-wheel carts, with harvest gearing, spring donkey cart, 2 ladders, iron cultivator, American hity collector, scuffle, Howard's wheel plough, 2 sets zig-zag borrows, rick sheet scythes and poles, patent lawn mower, turnip pulper, wheelbir- rows, griuding stone, rain tubs, pig troughs, cow chains, pigturnel, garden tools, garden roller, &c. Gears—Chain gears, 2 sets thrill gears, &c. Stack Yard—About 50 tons of manure, 1 ton well- harvested hay, 1 ton of straw, about 6 loads of mangel wurzel, 32 measures seed potatoes (Victorias andWhite Rocks), 3 measures ashleaf kidneys, &c. Dairy- Churns, butter tub, butter scales and weights, milking cans, milk mugs, cream pots, &c. Wash-house—Patent mangles, galvanized baskets, &c. Kitchens- Fenders, copper and iron kettles, sauce- pans, warming pans, Windsor chairs, deal and other tables, eight day clock, set of papier mache trays, crockery, dinner service, china tea service, coffee Per- cjlater, set of jugs, firescreen, clothes maids, frying pans, filter, iron fountain, &c., &c. Entrance Hall-Cocoa mat, and wool door mats, oilcloth, oak hall chairs, stag-horn hat stand, &c. Breakfast and Dining-Room—Steel fender and fire- irons, chimney glass in gilt frame, Brussels carpet 7 yards by 5 yards, hearth rug, American chair, maho- gany dining and other tables, arm chairs, mahosranv sideboard with cellerette and drawers complete, map of the world, tabl cloth, muslin and Union damask window curtains, &e. Glass-Cut glass wine decanters, tall ale glasses, claret glasses, champage do., jelly glasses, claret jug, celery glass, &c. Drawing-room-Steel fender and fireirons, Brussels carpet, 19 feet by 15 feet; coal vase, drawing-room suite in walnut and green Pekin cloth, walnut circu- lar table, walnut occasional table, walnut cheffonnier with plate glass back and doors, and marble slab, walnut work table, large pier glass 4 feet high by 3 feet t5 inches, mahogany card table, &c. Stair-case-18 brass rods, 16 yards Brussels stair carpeting, draggetting, mahogany hanging wardrobe, &c. The Bedroom Furniture consists of fenders and fire- irons, druggetting, mahogany and painted washstands, with chamber service, dressing tables, mahogany swing dressing glasses, mahogany half tester bedstead with hangings, iron and other bedsteads, cane-seated chairs, mahogany towel rails, mahogany bedstep with commode, mahogany chest of drawers, painted book- case, blankets, sheets, counterpanes, pillow slips, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, hair and flock mattresses, &-c., &c. First day's Sale luncheon by ticket at 11.30., Sale to commenee at One o'clock prompt. Second day's Sale at 12.30 sharp. Catalogues may be had eight days prior to the Sale from the Auctioneer, place of Sale, Feathers Hotel, Wrexham, Griffin Inn. Gresford, Nag's Head Inn, Farndon, Buck Hotel, Bangor, and from Mr ALLCOCK, The Grosvenor Arms, Pulford. Office-Plassey, Wrexham. 232c SALE BY MR SNAPE. SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, AT 5, KING-STREET, WREXHAM. MR. SNAPE has been instructed by John Wil- liams, Esq. (who is giving up housekeeping), to SELL BY AUCTION, upon the premises, as above, on MONDAY, February 1st, 1875, the whole of his Modern and Choice FURNITURE, comprising— In DINING-itoom-Handsome makogany cheffonnier, couch, chairs, table, old china, glass, &c., &c. IN DRAWING-ROOM.—Walnut couch, chairs, table (eo suite), pier glass, &c., &c. __nnn-, IN BEDROOMS.—Mahogany and iron bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, toilet glasses, &c., &c. KITCHEN REQUISITES.—Kitchen clock in oak case, patent mangle (nearly new), and a variety of other household effects as detailed in catalogues, to be had from the Auctioneer a week before the day of sale. Sale to commence at One o'clock punctually. N.B.-To housekeepers about furnishing this Sale affords special advantages, as the bulk of the Furni- ture is of superior quality, and is as fresh and good as 1 when first selected from the upholsterer's stock. ) Auctioneer's OBice: Lion House, High-street, Wrexham. 215jc Public and Legal Notices. THE "COMING M- AND THE "SILIAD." THE Gentleman who borrowed the above from the Advertiser Office, will oblige by returning them at once. WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE, WREXHAM. BATHS. Under the most distinguished patronage of his Worshipful the Mayor (R. LLOYD, ESQ.) THE Manager of the above Institution begs to JL inform the Public that he is about (at the re- quest of several persons) to renovate and thoroughly fit up the Bathrooms with SRO WER-BATHS, &c. Terms per quarter, 5s in advance; credit, 6s 6d. 255c MR JOHN JONES (DECEASED). ALL Persons having CLAIMS against the Estate Aof John Jones, late of the Beehive, Mold, in the county of Flint, gentleman, deceased, are requested forthwith to send in particulars of the same, and all persons INDEBTED to his Es.ate are requested forthwith to pay in their accounts. The Beehive, Mold, 20th January, 1875. 167a ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS, 1869, 1873, 1874. DR. DANIEL WILLIAMS' TRUST. A SCHEME, relating to the ?bove-named Trust, AL has been submitted by the Endowed Schools Commissioners to the Committee of Council on Education, and Notice is Hereby Given that during one month, from the date of tht publication hereof, the Committee of Council on Education will, in pur- suance of section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act 1873, receive OBJECTIONS or SUGGESTIONS made to them in writing respecting such Scheme. Copies of the Scheme may be obtained from the Secretary Charity Commission (Endowed Schools Department), 2, Victoria-street, Westminster, S. W. PATRICK CUMIN, Assistant Secretary. Education Department, 25th January, 1875. 228e WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the Busi- VV ness of the late WILLIAM POWNALL, of Maesydre, Mold, Joiner (deceased), which has hereto- fore been carried on by us the undersigned Trustees under the will of the said William Pownall, deceased, under the management of the undersigned Elizabeth Pownall, the widow of the said William Pownall, has, in accordance with the desire of the said Elizabeth Pownall, been assigned by deed, dated the twenty- seventh day of January, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-five, to Thomas Lloyd Pownall, the son of the said William Pownall, deceased. And we, the undersigned, will not be in any way answerable or ac- countable for debts incurred by, or contracts entered into with, the said Thomas Lloyd Pownall, the son of the said William Pownall, deceased, after the date of the said assignment. All persons having claims in re- spect of the said business, prior to the said twenty- seventh day of January, 1875, are required to send them to the undersigned, Elizabeth Pownall, within one month from this date; and to whom all sums due prior to the said 27th day of January, 1875, are forth- with to be paid. Dated this 27th day of January, 1875. THOMAS POWNALL, EDWIN POWNALL, Trustees under the Will of the said William Pownall. ELIZABETH POWNALL, Maesydre, Mold. 229s COUNTY COURT EQUITABLE JURISDICTION. Pursuant to an Order of the County Court of Den- bighshire, holden at Wrexham and Llangollen, made in a suit, Eyton v. Smith and another. WHEREAS, MARY SMITH, formerly of Al- VT threy, in the county of Flint, spinster, de- ceased, in and by her last will and testament, dated the Thirtieth day of November, 1846, gave, devised, and bequeathed, on the death of her (Testatrix's) sister, Emma Parsonage, then the wife of John Par- sonage (since deceased), all the share and interest of the said Emma Parsonage of and in her (Testatrix's) real and personal estate unto her (Testatrix's) brother, Edward Smith (since deceased), and her (Testatrix's) sisters, Margaret Jones (since deceased) and the said plaintiff, Letitia Eyton and their heirs, share and share alike asftenints in common. All persons claiming to be entitled to the sum of ZC913 4s 5d, and interest thereon (being the share and interest of the said Emma Parsonage as aforesaid), or toany part thereof are, onjor before the eighth day of February, 1875, by their solicitors to come in and prove their respective claims thereto, at the Chambers of the Registrar of the said Court, situate at 3, Tem- ple-row, Wrexham, aforesaid, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Monday, the eight day of February, 1875, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the said offices of the said Registrar, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the said claims. Dated this 16th day of January, -1875. AUGUSTUS H. REID, 159es Registrar. NORTHERN BANK, WREXHAM. Open OH Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 to 3 p.m., On Thursdays from 10 to 6 p.m. On Saturdays 10 to 1 and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. 1846s PROSPECTUS OF THE NORTHERN BANK AT MANCHESTER, AND AT WREXHAM, DENBIGHSHIRE. Banker: MR WILLIAM CONNOR, 1, Ridgefield, Manchester, and Wrexham. London Agents CITY AND COUNTY BANK, LIMITED, 33, Ab- church Lane, E.C. Solicitors: MR CHARLES HENRY SIMPSON, 44, Kennedy- street, Manchester. MR WILLIAM SHERRATT, Wrexham. Notary MR WILLIAM SHERRATT, Wrexham. Auditor MR LEE SPEAKMAN, 13, Briton Buildings, York-street, Manchester. Banks: ONE, RIDGEFIELD. MANCHESTER. REGENT STREET, WREXHAM. TO DEPOSITORS. THE advantage to depositors with this Bank is Tth,it they receive interest at a fixed uniform rate every six months, which by many is considered preferable to the fluctuating rates of interest bankers usually allow, and this Bank having a large number of depositors who prefer private individual enterprise, and a steady rate of interest to limited and such com- panies, paying sometimes a large rate of interest to shareholders only, the Principal is hereby enabled to ntimate that this Bank pays permanently interest as ollows I ON MONEY DEPOSITED For 12 months, six per centum per annum. For 2 years, seven-and-a-half ditto. For 3 years and upwards, eight ditto. Seven days notice of withdrawal of deposits over Sloo, but arrangements can be made that deposits may be withdrawn immediately. CUSTOMERS. On current balances arising, five per centum per an- num interest is allowed, when the balance in hand runs over a month. Moreover, this Bank offers most reasonable facilities to parties having trade accounts here for over drafts upon very equitable terms; and is especially of great benefit to that class of business where acceptances are taken, as the Bank discounts bills of large or small amounts for customers and others.1 BILLS ADVISED In due course, or by noting or telegram. Dividends, Pensions, and Annuit-es collected. Customers' Secu- rities taken charge of, and all other banking business transacted upon equitable terms. TO FARMERS. The Wrexham Branch of this Bank has a steady in- creasing class of Farmers' Accounts, and is especially adapted for this class of business. BANKING HOURS. At the Wrexham Branch on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 10 to 3 o'clock; Thurs- days from 10 to 6 o'clock; Saturdays-from 10 to 1 o'clock; and for the convenience of country cus- tomers, the Bank is also open from half-past six to half past eight on Saturday evenings only. PROSPECTUSES And Copy Testimonials may be had personally, or by I letter, at the Banks, 1, Ridgefield, Manchester, and at Regent-street, Wrexham. September, 1874. 1846a Education. ART NIGHT CLASS (In connection with Scienee and Art Department, S. Kensington). THIS Class will RE-OPEN for Studies on the first JL week in February. 249s J. KELLY, C.M. MODERN LANGUAGES. MONS. RIEUNIER, for 14 years engaged in in. Teaching in the principal schools in the neigh- bourhood, attends Wrexham on Tuesdays and Satur- days. For terms, apply to Mr PAYCB-JONBS, Grove Park School, Wrexham or to v.1d" R., JENA HAUS, Go. bowen, near Oswestry. 204a MR E. B. SIMMS, Oiganist of the Parish 1TJL Church, Wrexham, and Professor of Music at the College, Chester, will Resume* his Organ, Pianoforte, Harmonium, and Sing- ing Lessons on THURSDAY, the 28th In- stant. 1, King-street, Wrexham, 112s Jan. 14th, 1875. GROSVENOR-ROAD, WREXHAM. ESTABLISHMENT forYOUNGL ADIES, conducted by Mrs and Miss Wilson. Vacancies for Two Boarders. The next Quarter will commence on Wednesday, January 27th. 116s IRWELL HOUSE SCHOOL, ABERYSTWITH. THE REV. LLEWELYN EDWARDS BA. OF LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD, GRADUATE IN HONOURS. RECEIVES TWELVE BOARDERS and a few Day Pupils to prepare for Matriculation at the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Aberystwith, and London, or to fit them for Professional and Com- mercial pursuits. Special arrangements made with Students reading for degrees. 88tib INSTITUTION OF LANGUAGES 19, WHITEFRIARS, CHESTER. PRO. W. GEORGES-SCHLEINITZ Late French and Classical Master at the Military Academy, Berlin; Appointed Successor to Mons. Junod; FRENCH AND GERMAN MASTER AT Birkenhead College, Birkenhead; Miss Jones's Ladies' School, Birkenhead; Miss Gatchell's Ladies' School, Birkenhead. Fairfield Classical and Commercial School^ Liverpool Princes's Park School, Liverpool; Mrs Wilson's Ladies' School, Wrexham; Miss Monies' Ladies' School, Great Crosby; and at several first-class Schools in Chester. Professor Georges-Schleinitz teaches on the method now adopted for several years past by the German, Swiss, and Russian Government Schools, and which has in these countries proved so highly successful with respect to its practical results. In France the same method has been recently introduced into all Public Schools by order of the Government. Principals of the Schools where Professor Georges- Schleinitz teaches in Lancashire, Cheshire, and Wales, and his numerous Private Pupils, acknowledge that this method has produced higher and more practical results than those generally arrived at by any other system. Children may begin at a very early age, deriv- ing substantial advantages from it; and as Professor Georges-Schleinitz applies his system to whatever text-books are; already in use, no further change in them is needed. Prospectus with terms and. references on applica- tion to above address, or to 5. rs Wilson's School, 14, Grosvenor Road; Wrexham. 74c Tenders. TENDERS WANTED for the supply of Meat JL (thick part of chine, and legs of mutton), from Ito I ewt. per week.—Apply to "Rex," Advertiser Office. 256f TO BUILDERS. NEW CHAPEL FOR THE PRIMITIVE METHODISTS, BUCKLEY. THE Committee are prepared to receive TENDERS Tf or the above. Plans and specifications to be seen at the Rev. Thomas Bennett's, at Buckley, and Tenders to be sent him on or before the 5th day of February. They do not bind themselve to accept the lowest or any Tender. RICHARD OWENS, Architect, 2, Breck Road, 177c Liverpool. TO BE SOLD BY TENDER. THE UNDERMENTIONRD Trees and Poles Ton lands at Penylan Mills, about one mile from Oswestry Station, viz. 11 poplar, 4 maple, 8 alder, 7 sycamore, 21 ash, 34 elm, 8 oak, 81 larch, 14 spruce. Tenders- to be sent in to Mr Thomas Allmand, Cross Street, Oswestry, on or before the 26th instant. The lots (which are marked) will be shown by Mr Allmand on application. 95f TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are required for the erection and Teompletion of two Dwelling Houses on the Hirdir Estate. Plans and specifications can bt seen at the office of Mr Howel Davies, architect, Hope- street, Wrexham. Tenders, endorsed for dwelling- houses, to be addressed to Mr Chadwick, Eagle Foundry, Wrexham, on or before the 21st February inst. 264f TO BUILDERS. TIENDERS are invited for the building and com- Tpletion of a Manager's House. Plans, specifica- tions, and form of contract can be seen on and after Monday, 1st February, by application to Mr CROFTON, at the offices of Vauxhall Colliery Company, near Ruabon. 236c TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE School Board for the District of Bersham in- Tvite Tenders for the Erection of a Boys' and Girls' School, to accommodate 190 children, at Ber- sham village. Plans and specifications can be seen, and quantities obtained, upon payment of half a guinea, on and after the 1st February, at the office of the architect, Mr 'Win. Turner, Wrexham. Sealed tenders to be delivered to the undersigned before 2 p.m. on Wednesday, 24th February next. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. THOMAS BURY, Clerk te the Board. Chester-street, Wrexham, 29th January, 1875. 275s BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. PUBLIC WORKS OF PAVING. THE Urban Sanitary Authority Hereby Give No- j_ tice that they are prepfcred to receive TENDERS for the execution of the following Works of Paving, viz. Paving with Yorkshire Flags the right side of Re- gent Street, from Hope Street to the Railway Station, in accordance with Plans and Specifications to be pro- vided by the Borough Surveyor. Plans anil Specifications of the intended Works may be inspected at the Office of the Borough Surveyor, on and after the 10th day of February next, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock of each day, who will also furnish forms of tender. Tenders for the execution of the intended Works endorsed Tenders for Paving," must be sent to me on or before Monday the 22nd day of February, 1875. The Sanitary Authority will not be bound to accept the lowest or any other Tender. By ortler, JOHN JAMES, Town Clerk's Office. Town Clerk. Tow £ 28£ th January, 1875. 269r BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of i. Two CEMETERY CHAPELS and ENTRANCE LODGE, Ruabon-road, according to drawings pre- pared by Mr William Turner, architect, Henblas- street, Wrexham. Plans and specifications may be seen, and bills of quantities obtained. on payment of half-a-guinea (which will be returned on receipt of a bona fide tender),at the office of the Borough Surveyor, on and after the 10th day of February next. Sealed tenders, endorsed "Tenders for Cemetery Chapels," to be sent to the undersigned not later than Monday, the 22nd day of February, 1875. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any other tender. By Order, By Order, JOHN JAMES, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Wrexham, 28th January, 1875. 268e Public and Legal Notices. THE NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK. PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT, FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1874. iC s. d. Gross profits for the half-year, including a balance of zCI2,858 Ils. lid., from last account, after deducting interest due to Depositors, rebate on Bills not due, and making provision for losses 7-2)M 9 11 Less total expenditure of thirty-six Establishments, including Rent, Taxes, Directors' Fees, and other expenses 21,095 7 6 Leaving. 51,743 2 5 Deduct- £ s. d. Dividend Half-year ended 31st December, 1874, at 10 per cent. per annum 18,965 18 7 Bonus Do. Do. Do 18,96518 7 Income Tax on Profits 259 8 8 38,191 5 10 Leaving, to be carried to next account. 13,551 16 7 The following Statement will show the position of the Bank on 31st ult.■ BALANCE SHEET, AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1S74. I LIABILITIES. jp s. d. Deposits, Credit, Balances, &c.. 3,890,443 14 7 Acceptances, and Credits of Bank Current 55 749 5 Notes in Circulation 62,020 0 0 4,011,213 13 0 £ s. d. Capital paid up. 384,000 0 0 Reserve Fund. 198,000 0 0 Undivided Fronts. 13,551 16 7 595,551 16 7 4,606,765 9 7 ASSETS. L s. d. Bills Discounted, Advances to Cus- tomers, Loans on Securities, &c. 3,288,862 16 4 Bank Buildings at Liverpool, and Eleven Branches. 84,547 3 3 Cash in hand, and with Londen Agents at short notice, and Con- sols 1,233,355 10 0 231r 4,606,765 9 COUNTY OF DENBIGH. ABSTRACT of the ACCOUNTS of the County Treasurer, pursuant to 15 and 16 Vict., chapter 81, year v ended Michaelmas, 1874. RECEIPTS. £ s. d. aC s. d. Rates—County Rate 51.w 0 0 Police Rates 4,000 0 0 Total Rates 9,346 0 0 From Her Majesty's Treasury:— (a) Pay and Clothing of Police 1,168 0 0 (b) Criminal Prosecutions 600 0 0 (c) Maintenance of Prisoners. 133 0 0 (d) Removal of Convicts 17 0 0 Total of items b c and d. — 750 0 0 On Account of Prisoners :— (f) Prisoners' Earnings igg 0 0 (g) For Maintenance of Priso- 196 0 0 ners not Chargeable to County 1 0 0 (h) Other Payments (if any 0 0 0 Total of items g and h 10 0 On Account of Lunatic Asylums :— Repayment in respect of Pa- tients not chargeable to the 07county 0 0 0 Other payments (if any) 0 0 0 Total on Account of Lunatic Asylums 0 0 0 Miscellaneous Receipts Fines and Penalties 292 0 0 Fees 0 0 0 Other Receipts 535 0 0 Total £ 12,288 0 0 DISBURSEMENTS. X s. d. L s. d. Police-Pay and clothing 4,645 0 0 Lock-up Houses. 296 0 0 Other expenses 681 0 0 Total police. -5,622 0 0 Prosecution of prisoners, &c.: At Assizes. 248 0 0 At Quarter Sessions 197 0 0 Under Criminal Justice Act.. 33 0 0 Under 29 and 30 Victoria 6 0 0 Under Juvenile Offenders' Act 5 0 0 Under Pauper Inmates and Regulation Act, 1871 0 0 0 Conveyance of Prisoners. 99 0 0 Total 588 0 0 Prisons and Reformatories (a) Diet and clothing of Pri- soners (including mainten- ance in Lock-ups 233 0 0 (b) Buildings and Repairs 11 0 0 (c) Salaries 525 0 0 (d) Incidental Prison Ex- penses 282 0 0 (e) Reformatories 26 0 0 Total of items, b, c, d, and e ———— 844 0 0 Lunatic Asylums:— Maintenance of Lunatics. 23 0 0 Buildings, repairs, etc 51 0 0 Salaries of Officers 0 0 0 Shirehalls 79 0 0 Militia storehouses 51 0 0 County bridges 1,159 0 0 Register of voters. 215 0 0 Salariei of County Officers, viz. :— Coroners 228 0 0 Clerk of the Peace. 440 0 0 Inspectors of Weights and Measures 63 0 0 Surveyor 213 0 0 Treasurer. 100 0 0 Other Officers 13 0 0 Total salaries —1,057 0 0 Loans or Instalments of Loans paid off during the year with interest 2,009 0 0 All other charges 58 0 0 Total £ 12,789 0 0 NOTE.—The money entered in the Form above is to the nearest £ (Signed) JAMES MAURICE, Treasurer of the County. 14th January, 1875. 226r Business Announcements. SELLING OFF! IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICE. I. Williams, COEDPOETH, BEGS to return sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for past favours, and to inform them that he is retiring from business, and Selling Off the whole of his Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Ironmongery, &c, at a very great reduction in price. Shop to Let, with or without Fixtures. 102s CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE FOR ORNAMENTAL HAIR, FRIZZETTS, WIGS, FRONTS, &c. ALMOND CREAM, AND FRIEND TO THE HAIR, FOR THOROUGHLY STRENGTHENING, CLEANSING, NOURISHING, AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR. 11 HIS CREAM will be found the cheapest and best ever yet offered to the Public, should be used in every family, in bottles 6d and Is. The new CAToGON CHIGNON can be had in any colour size, and price from Is 6d to t5 5s. A beautiful assortment of Hair, Hat, Cloth, Nail, Shavin" and Tooth Brushes, Sponge, Razors, Straps, Shaving Paster, Soaps, Pomades, Perfumes of every description. F. W. M A W E R, HAIR DRESSER, PERFUMER, AND ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER, 1, ARCADE, HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. HAIR BRUSHED BY MACHINERY. SHAMPOOING, &c. 2382a Entertainments and Meetings. A GRAND AMATEUR CONCERT WILL BE HELD IN THE PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM, ON FRiDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5th, 1875, Under the following Distinguished Patronage: THE DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER, LADY GEORGIANA PEEL, HON. MRS. STAPLETON COTTON, HON. GEORGIANA KENYON, LADY WILLIAMS WYNN, LADY CUNLIFFE, MRS. YORKE, MRS MIDDLETON BIDDULPH, MRS PEEL, MRS MAINWARING, MRS TOWNSHEND MAINWARING, MRS BOSCAWEN GRIFFITH, MRS LONSDALE, MRS BALFOUR, THE MAYORESS OF WREXHAM, MRS OVERTON, MRS WALKER, MRS LEWIS, THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G., SIR W. WILLIAMS WYNN, M.P.' SIR ROBERT CUNLIFFE,IIBART., HON. G. T. KENYON, HON. S. COTTON, S. YORKE, ESQ. OSBORNE MORGAN, ESQ., M.P. BOSCAWEN GRIFFITH, ESQ., A. PEEL, ESQ., T. MAINWARING, ESQ., A. BALFOUR, ESQ., THE MAYOR OF WREXHAM, W. OVERTON, ESQ., PETER WALKER, ESQ., JOHN LEWIS, ESQ., I The following Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly offered their assistance THE HON. MRS STAPLETON COTTON, I MISS FLINT, I MISS LOVETT, I MISS FONTAINE, I MISS WULFF, MR THORLEY, REV. J. MICHAEL, I MR C. A. STEPHENSON. I MR GOBAT. CHORUS:— MRS HOPE, MRS HAROLD LEES, MISS GIRARDOT, MISS LAURA PRICE, I MISS ROBERTS, I MISS BOSCAWEN, MISS PERKINS, I MISS ANNIE PERKINS. CONDUCTOR:—Mr J. SPARROW (Private Organist to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. MP) CONDUCTOR:-M,r J. SPARROW (Private Or.e,an6t to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., .N i p ) CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. Reserved Seats 17s 6d; Stalls, 5s; Balcony, 2s. 6d. Plan of the room, and Tickets, to be had at the Missea Whitings, High-street, Wrexham. THE PROCEEDS OF THE CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN IN AID OF MRS WRITERS ORPHAN HOMB. CAPT. WHITE, } Treasurers. 197 CAPT'. ?S'REY. Tteasurem 1 ZBasicess AUnfiOMeaft- PERSONS ADDVr TO BUY OR BUILD HOUSE PROPERTY SHOULD READ HINT3 ON HOUSE BUILDING, By J. R. GUMMOW, Wraxham. PwMlahetf tqr HUGHES and PHEJWUH. Price, 5s or, Post Free direct from the Author, 58 3tL OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Building News (London), Deeember 11th, 1811. I HINTS ON HOUSE BUILDING is an attempt- -M and a fairly successful one, to supply a want fel4 by many about to build. The author has endeavoured so to place his professional experience at the service of all such to enable them to form an exact idea of the cost of their project, and to follow its execution with an intelligent interest. The illustrations are above the average 01,. -,be which usually accompany books of the kind, w. plans are given as well as per- spectives of each buf IC. Public Opinion (• 'on), January 1st, 1875. At first we thought i., 10k was to persuade every man to be his own bui. and then the proverb, "fools build and wise men buy" came into our mind to condemn it, but no such foolish thought is enter- tained by the author. The book is to teach those whoo care to learn how to form sufficiently accurate esti- mates of the cost of any projected building. "TOo count the cost" is most important, and here Mr Gum- mow s directions are in every way excellent. The volume is illustrated by three very fine lithographic designs, three photographic views, and two ground plans, all of which have been designed by Mr Gum- mow in the course of his professional career. The British Architect (Manchester), December 18th, 1874. It is a valuable work for young architects, and still more valuable for the use of clients who, being about to build, would first "count the cost." English Mechanic and World of Science (London), December 25th, 1874. The author of this book is an architect and sur veyor in considerable practice in Wrexham, and has here endeavoured to provide proprietors, occupiers of houses, and artisan builders" with those hints" on house building, which are so much needed by the classes named. The work is illustrated by litho- graphs and photographs of buildings erected by the author, including plans, so that the intending house builder is furnished with a guide which, by little at- t ntion, will help him to obtain what he wants, and to estimate its approximate cost. Wrexham Advertiser, December 26th, 1874. Mr J. R. Gummow has forwarded us a copy of his work, entitled "Hints on House Uuilding," to pro- prietors, occupiers of houses, and artisan builders. It is dedicated to T. T. Griffith, Esq. The title gives fair idea of the contents of the book; but, of course, only by a perusal can the clear and lucid manner, free from an undue parading of professional terms, be ascertained. The principal architectural journals speak well of the work, and" we thoroughly endorse their opinions. Wrexham Guardian, January 16th, 1875. "This is the title of a valuable little book compiled by Mr J. R. Gummow, a local architect of good standing. Ihe work does not pretend to educate the public to become their own architects, but offers in a concise and very readable form, much reliable infor- mation that will greatly enlighten these about to build. The book is well written and instructive, and one which we can strictly recommend to the public." SSa. BERLIN, FLEECY, SHETLAND, ANDULISIAN, FINGERING, EIDER, AND RABBIT, WOOLS, IN THE FINEST SHADES AND QUALITY. A large Assortment of SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS, GROUPS, CORDS TASSELS, MOSELLA GOODS, BRAIDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also the new BEAU IDEAL EMBROIDERY„ FANCY GOODS, in great variety, SATCHELS, PURSE, JEWELLERY, &c., THE MISSES WHITING7 2,-H I G H STREE T—2, WREXHAM. 163e MR MAURICE, SURGEON DENTIST, Lately practising in connection with MR HORATIO JONES, of Shrewsbury, Will attend at WREXHAM EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at Mr E. Smith's draper, 36, High-street. PAINLESS EXTRACTION WITH THE NITROUS OXIDE GAS. Artificial Teeth Guaranteed for Comfort, Durability, and Cheapness. OSWESTRY every Wednesday. 153b SEEDS! SEEDS!! YSTRACHAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, JL ? High-street, Wrexham. has much pleasure in again calling the attention of the public to his un- rivalled selections of kitchen, flower garden, and farm. seeds. Catalogues, with prices, on application. 205a Why burn bad oil when you can get A-l CRYSTAL OIL, the finest Oil produced. There is none equal to it for— COLOUR, SAFETY, FREEDOM FROM SMELL,AND BEAUTIFUL WHITE LIGHT. Be not deceived by traders pretending to sell A-l CRYSTAL OIL, but see that you get "STRANGE'S" A-l CRYSTAL OIL. AGENTS FOR— Wrexham, ALFRED OWEN, High-street, Oswestry, THOMAS and WHITFIELD, Ironmongers, Newtown, WM. FRANCIS, Ironmonger, Welshpool, F. PUGH JONES, Chemist, Skrewsbury, ALLTREEand LEA, Castle-street, Chester, PETERS and HUGHES, 103, Eastgate-streefc. WHOLESALE ONLY—S. TUDOR & SONS White Lead Manufacturers, 1833c 17, CfUege Hill, London, E.C. pURE AERATED WATERS. ELLIS'S RUTHIN WATERS, SODA, POTASS, SELTZER, LEMONADE, LITHIA, and for GOUT, LITHIA and POTASS. Corks branded R. Ellis & Son, Ruthin," and every label bears their trade saark. Sold everywhere and wholesale of R ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, 646g NORTH WALES. WATCHES WATCHES WATCHES WHITE & CO., WHOLESALE WATCH MANUFACTURERS, 78, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON, WATCHES are forwarded free and safe by post T T to any part, on receipt of Post Office Order, or Banker's Draft payable to White and Co. A Written Guarantee with every Watch. WHITE AND GO'S Celebrated SILVER W ATÇHES, Jewelled Movement ?pl?te good timekeeper, at I9s 6d, are wan-anted for three years. WHITEWS?H G\TEI?-SRH:?E SIES WT V ?WW?Ai?HtiS?, \a?t .62 '?29., a? re made in any size, for ladies or gentlemen. Thaw are warranted for five years. The same Watch with double HuntSg cSe? 6xtrdi* WHITE n?D Co'S SPECIALTY is the  ? arst-clasa ENGLISH PATENT LEVER WATCH, Capped and jewelled, made up under our own superintendence, with heavy solid Silver Cases, at £4 lOs" warranted for ten years. The above is made with heavy double Hunting Cases, at 15a. extra. V1THITE AND CO'S 18 CARAT GOLD 1 T WATCHES, Jewelled Movements, a6 £ Z 3s., £ 4 is., to £ 10, are made in any size for ladies or gentlemen, with richly engraved or enamelled backs, Warranted five years. WHITE AND CO'S GOLD PATENT LEVER W WATCHES, in 18-Carat Cases, from £4108. to £20. Warranted five years. PRESENTATION, Keyless, Chronometer, and every kind of WATCHES, made to order at: fully one-third less than usually charged GOLD GUARD CHAINS and ALBERTS, BREA£ S?4 pINS, SIGNET and GEM RINGS, BROOCAH I55 PINS, EARRINGS, STUD?. LOCKETS A? JEWELLERY of every description, Electro-plat4 and Cutlery at Wholesale prices. Prize List of every article kept, sent on aanpnplUi~ cation, Post free. WHITE AND CO 78, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON, w.è. W.C