Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction; ALES BY MESSRS BAUGH, JONES, & JONES. VALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE GOLDEN LION, ROSSETT. nill CESSRS. BAUGH, JONES, and Co. will hold their next Sale of FAT and STORE STOCK, the Holden lion, Rossett, on Monday, the 1st Man*, 1H75. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED: A nice lot of Fat Beasts >t-veral Fresh Barrens A lot of prime fat Sheep lot of Fat Ca'ves. Ditto Fat and Store Pigs, i,r prmterty of A. Balfour, Esq., J. Topham, Esq., Vit: fcgq., J. Boydell, Esq., T. Beakbane, Esq., j,,iin Edwards, Mr Evans, Mr Jones, Mr Wool- V" Mr Wooliscroft, Mr Thackeray, Mr Dutton, Mr Mr Peter Williams, Mr Da vies, Mr Pritchard, others. Further Entries respectfully solicitel. sile at Two o'clock, and the Auctioneers respect- [f &iVv that the Stock be at the Mart in good t:m. 445b • BY MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & Co.  SOROUGH OF HOLT, DENBIGHSHIRE. v ■, "7, <a!"arte Freehold Lands, several Cottages, <}a rdcit and Budding Land, in and near the Borough of ilult, sub-divided into seven I -fK^r.S. CIH'nTO?, ELPHICK, and Co., will ll SKLLhy ATCTIOX, at the Gredin.ton Arms ) HI.Jt, 011 W'?ESf'AY. the third day of March, I, a[ due for '?" o'clock p.m., punctually, in the (wile fi)'. clock I)-m., punctnallv, in the j -e: :?"-? in the ?'??'w"g pM'ticuia.rs, or m such L. ?' in ?'? order as the agents of the "r¡oi. n;y determine upon at the time of the Sale, .ut'iect to conditions then to be produced, the ^iiini iiiii"TP i 1.—Two COTI'AGE?, recently used as alms  .? ,jwated in front of the proposed site for the Ii. t, ,1- :lnd f'?moly occupied by George Wil- ? ..?.i Leonard P.?Monage. 1..1: -A COTTACE, formerly held by Ann Harri- '1\ piece of BUILDING LAND (formerly :). ,'Î' "jx Lenses which were burnt down), ad- t ]1 'I' i;To?n Ha ? -Tw? C<'TTAGE?, formerly used as alms h.)?-, ?" "cc"? ?y Elizabeth Bebbington and loit..r"J H /<h!' L'?'. I J)\rELL1XGHOUSE and Out-btuldin?s, \Mdt.' excellent productive Garden, containing ht lr ii;iteti in Frog Lane, in the holding of ('La">' t'/Mionei'- I — An extremely valuable piece of LAND, Higl'tield" or •' Schooltield," situated near f J P in the occupation of James Parry, contain- h, ip., more or les. L'>t adjoins land of Thomas Morris, Esq., the h' >:i H Kenyon, Mrs Barbara Thomas, and R. v lii'i.iulph, Esq. L. 7. —A piece of excellent Pasture LAND, >itu «* i fronting the Wrexham road, in the holding J Davies, near lands of Mr F. Powell and v Ksij., containing la. 2r. 19p. ¡; -n:' further ill'oruiatioJJ may be had upon to Messrs. HKI.l'S, HlltCH, Cl'I.LIMORE, i) (i!.AS, Solicitors, Chester; or from the Auc- ;iuc: Chester and Whitchurch (Shropshire). 345c OX WEDNESDAY NEXT, /Dii.;f sa'eofa raluablt Stock of Dairy Cows and H • Heifr Calves, Bull, Horses, Drag, Poul- <(,. a j< t<- Implements and other Effects, at PLAS NEWYDD, (Ii, one wile respectively from the Hope and y'j '-ir./f t Stations, on the Mold and Denbigh Ha d: i:i, ait,i three quarters of a mile from the Hope JStation, jour miles from Mold and eight .„ the city of Chester. Ml>sjis CHl'IiTON, ELPHICK, & Co. have the JI_ ?.t>urf to announce that they have been fa- vou:with instructions from John Cawley, Esq. II > declining the dairy system), to SELL BY A:'■ "T,"N, ou WK;)M;SDAI, March 3, 1875, at One .:I. punctu dly, the undermentioned valuable and other Effects, com- o.) valiulile d dry cows and heifers (for early sjiniu urotr, several of which will have carved by the !:<«- tlej 7 heifer calves; well-bred roan. bull, ears old valuable bay gelding rising five by Walloon," out of a half- W-. lis .-e, a tir>i-iate hunter ditto black gelding t,• tive years old, 15 hands, by Steamer," -i I; tck and ijuiet in liariiess a valuable good ■I Ó:'jJ;e grcv weight carrying cob gelding, .s: tAi:, old. nearly 14 hands, a tine goer in liar- \1j¡J¡ :(; knee action, very quiet to ride and -t:(i gentleman well-built light run- n. r" .-KhreJed drag horse rake, bv Howard ?.?;?t).<?hs; double row turnip and man- ?ui) .;<:1; 'Ju:Lutity (If poultry and other effects. i:n'" )? on ? t.??? at Twelve o'clock. -< ? -Cj .d..gue- may be had ten days prior to the L¡,- "Wees of the Auctioneer, Chester and Haitii.urch, Shropshire. 462a MLL BY -Nill SNAPE & MR LLOYD. 32 HEAD OF CATTLE. Tuesday, March 2nd, 1875. ;tiil),)i,tatit I?aZe of Lii, i important Sale of Live and Dead Farming a large collection of improved Implements, by J fiie L a iLii'i makers; pony trap, horse-work harness, 200 iron hurdles, <Lc., Jie., at- OLD LLWYXX OXS FARM, IIÚlc from the town of Wrexham, which AI h ^NAPhjmd MK LLOYD have been honoured JL ?.th insuuctiuns by Mr J. H. Tomlinson I. relinquishing fanning pursuits), to SELL by his farm-yard situate at Lhvynn Onn ■ oil 1 u.j>dav, March 2nd, 1 "ïoj, the whole of distinguished Live and Dead FARMING "11 IC. ■ •••• i attle comprise 32 head, including 15 magnifi- ■■ tir. rows and heifers (with calves at foot and i' fresh young barren cows and stirks, t5 pro- -in.: x„-year-old and yearling bullocks, 1 two-year- ;r.i\v),erry hull, :2 very choice well bred yearling with pedigree, pair of capital yearling heifers. Five draught and harness horses, colts, !'>■ u ling a very active and powerful brown wag- L"Captain," four years old; "Jolly," won mare, rising eight years old, of great -ill 1 in foal to "Young General;" "Polly," bay ¡, '"en hands high, rising nine years old, steps c w^ii in saddle and harness two very haud- ''?' ('f". Muck and brown, rising two years old, by ,[,]" and "Merry Legs." ???" "P'K sows, 5 neat porkets, about 7 3 >tnny stores. Implements, &c., consist of 150 lots, including .1, ?- "'?'' carts, by Crosskill, 1 light cart, 1 spring r-vU!. )):? cratches, Cambridge and iron flat rollers, -I! ?i iron zig-zag harrows, double shell and ltrl ;d?u.:h-< (Howard), self-acting horse-rake, two- '??'iri!t. 2 sheep cratches, mangers, iron cul- i "?' ?'t" iron hurdles, 2 horse power work u,.t;r- ^irtl e, 'iilil iron liurdles, 2 horse power work l'' 1,,r clltt'lll-r i &c., two straw cutters, tur- ni!i. turnip lingerer, &c., weighing machine, ??" Uiill, winnowing machine, double cylinder 'I "l k h ? ''? er, Lawn mowing machine, oil cake crusher, K '?' erinding stone and frame, 5 ladders,   "ch, ;de barrels, carriage jack, a lot of !-li1 ul ■> a-in .,d'¡ timber, a large quantity of sack bags, '?nd cart ropes, wire netting, seed hopper, 2 ¡¡el¡IJe!, ?"? ??. P? and sheep troughs, bar- 1 ¡ h 1 e{! ;e ?"? "'?"? rakes,?" pikels, velves, shovels, U,v i niure, Wheat, Peas, Oats, &c.—A I •i ?? .e?. ?j?),ure, Wheat, Peas, Oats, &C.—A large l"\>:) .¡ wi ute: 14otatoes in lots, 12 measures of ilhk) s, in lots > 10 cwt. of turnip manure • ?"' ?'?'t; 20 measures of oats 12 bags of peas, ''?'?"?. Pony Trap, &c.—Two suits of ttir.li"'V ,i t?e:u"si Scotch back-bands, head col- k:ll;ii'j ,eirs, ,cotch iJack-1)ands, hea co- r:.i:;I ,:l¡rj.Il,.s ?'"? coDars, back and belly-binds, r?i::j'. ?? hndle, suite of pony harness, pony ?i', t"' "kHts, c?rn coffer, &c &c. i: ??""?ers have great confidence in directing ?.. ''?' ?-? the above highly valuable live "K ?'? ""Plements are quite new, from the fol- ??.n'. t," ?"Hunt and Picking Chambers and ?" .b??'i' ?ansome&sinn; Picksley. Sims, & It!r; Corbett; Smith, Whitchurch; How- a: ?'"?1; Lew is, Salop, &c., &c. ;,rby ticket, at 11 o'clock; sale at 12 30 ;?,. ;?' '?' ticket, at 11 o'clock; sale at 12 38 tlJllt' '????"? may be had from the Auc- t.)?' '? "??? Wynnstay Arms and Feathers H J. "xl.on; Wynnstay Arms, Ruabon Buck H. j. H 't-f p. ?'on Hotel, Malpas Nag's Head, vtJ-e'(,ruwenor Arms, Pulford, &. .°n House and Plassev, Wrexham. 418s .1Lts BY MESSRS PICKERING & SONS ? '??'? ???<- of very aluaùle ?ro?r<M aI(-iele.l the Lordships of Marford and ii- the Loy-(Ixhips of illai:ford aitd '?- /r?' ,???? ?'-???; M,?7HM <.?/ dis- ttle rt^f' "'? <?/-? .Stf?.o?., ?t the '?-.<- tr.? ??"'?''?''? ? -SM?«t??? alt(i about 46 acri?6 o-f beit-iltdfitl building '1 Ilr'¡ble la d (ir,,ble laitd, mot plcU8antly «-«. and 'Ii¡I/la,.doey rQ d. C"'io"taiLdiiig rare a2id exteltsii,?e ?CMM o/ carM? and ?"'? .<)<????/???'' m^1 ?e??e, s??t6 [j i': oye ler wIth a meadow, situate "T' <II /tU.r.' In the townsh i]J of Allinflton known as n.' l) I!k 'If' d" d, ??- ?e\ ?r??-? ? ?.? ¡¡ by Dr, S. Whalley. ?t?XrefS??? AND SONS have been  avuureo wIth lI1stl'uctions to SeU by Auction, H.o, ,ve valuable POI)erty, at the Green Dragon Ho < 'S hestpr the month of March next. u will be ready 14 days Prior to ?" ? and pi'alls ?" '??' 14 days prior to ?'?rand?i? 1 obtained from Messrs Sulitil, ??''s, Chester; and Mr Davies »uvvev* 0r '-wuo,,uir iugton. 3 ,Of SALE BY MR LOVATT.  SALE BY MR LOVATT. PIŒLIMINARY. ?LW? COT?? V« 6, KING-STREET, "KliXH„AM. )II: to\' ATT has 7eJvl ir8truct ons to ofer ?r?m?? ?A?U'-C.?1IU? N, tl e above convenient '?-??K\CE   ???"' ;ssue. 01,l "?wau Ian, Feb. 24, 1*73. Sales bv Auction SALES BY MR. LLOYD. FAIR DAY. THE NORTH WALES & CHESHIRE AUCTION MART. WREXHAM. ]%M"R. LLOYD (late Jones & Lloyd), respectfully an- lTX nounces that he will SELL BY AUCTION, in his Mart, on Thursday, March 4th, 1875, a splendid lot ot 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 Sale at ten o'clock prompt. Plassey, Wrexham. 158b MR. LLOYD gives notice that he intends pre- senting at next Christmas 'how Djnner, in addition to the usual cups, value zEt) 15s., 1st prize, a Silver Cup, value X7 10s. 2nd prize, a piece of plate, value X3 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 first 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. SALE BY MR. JAMES TAYLOR. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IN the Vegetable Market, Wrexham, next MONDAY, JL March 1st, commencing at Two o'clock. 497e JAMES TAYLOR, Auctioneer. SALE BY MESSRS. TllOS. & E. HUGHES. WREXHAM FAIR DAY, 4TH MARCH, 1875. ]\fESSRS. T. & E. HUGHES beg to announce that 1TJL they will SELL by AUCTION. 4th March, a Lot of FAT and STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, and PIGS, close to the Beast Market. Offices-Overton and St. Martins. 496s Entertainments and Meetings. THE MOST HONORABLE AND LOY AL SOCIETY OF ANCIENT BRITONS, WELSH CHARITY SCHOOL, ASHFORD, MID. DLESEX. —— THE) ONE HUNDRED and SIXTIETH JL ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held ou Monday, March 1st, 1875, at Willis's Rooms, King- street, St. James's, at 6 o'clock President of the day, GEORGE OSBORNE MORGAN, Esq., M.P. The Governors and friends of the Charity will as- semble at the School-house, Ashford. Middlesex, for Divine service at 11.45, luncheon for visitors at 1.30, the children will dine at 1 o'clock. Trains stopping this (lay it Ashford will leave Waterloo at 10.50 acd 12.45 train to London from Ashford at 4.36, reaching London at 5.20. Mr Brinley Richards has kindly un- dertaken the direction of the musical arrangements, which will be of a national character the Baud of the Royal Artillery will also be in attendance during din- ner. Dinner tickets, 21s; ladies'tickets, 4s to be had of the Secretary, at the offices of the Charity, No. 26 Charles-street, St. James's, S. VV. 408a "Yngwyneb Haul A\ a Llygad Goleuni." T ABERNACLE EISTEDDVOD CEFN MAWR. The above Eisteddvod will be held on the 21st of June, ls75. CHORAL CO)IPETIrION.-Not to exceed 80 voices "Hallelujah Chorus" (Engedi). Beethoven. Prize, £10 10s. CHORAL COMPETITION.—Not to exceed 50 voices Sing uuto God" (Judas Maccabaeus), Handel Prize, £ 5 5s. TRIO and SEMI-CHORUS.—Not to exceed 20 voices; "Disdainful of danger" (Judas Maccabams). Handel. Prize, L2 2s. (Words Welsh or English to the above three pieces). Am y Brvddest Goffadwriaethol oreu heb fod dan 200 llinell i'r Enwoj Alfardd." Gwobr, £2 2s. Programmes may be had shortly for 2d. each (post free), from E. LLOYD JONES, Hon. Secretary, 33Se Plasisa, Rhosymedre. "A LADDO A LEDDIR." IESU, NA'D GAM- |\ "Y GWIR YN ERBYN WAITH." l Y BYD." WREXHAM NATIONAL EISTEDDVOD, 187G. A SELECTION FROM THE LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR COMPETITION. BARDDONIAETH (POETRY). AWDL Y GADAIR (The Chair Ocie).-Il Helen Llwyddawg." Heb vod dros 6UO o linellau. zC20, Cadair Dderw, a l'hlws Aur. English Poem, upon the Massacre of the British Monks of Bangor-is-coed." L5, and a silver medal. RHYDDJAITH (PROSE). Best "Scientific account of the origin and growth of the Welsh language, from the earliest period to the present day." (Y Traethawd goreu ar darddiad a chynydd yr Iaith Gymraeg, o'r cyvnod boreuav i'r am- ser p esenol.) £ 25, and a gold medal. (English or Welsh.) Best account of "Wrexham and its inhabitants during the 17tli and ISth centuries." (English.) zC5, and a silver medal. Fullest collection of the names of places, fields, rivers, hills, etc., in the two Maelors, with their deri- vation. (Y casgliad mwyav cyvlawn o enwau lleocdd, meusydd, avonydd, &c., yn y ddwy Vaelor, ynghyd a tharddiady cyvryw.) (English or Welsh.) L3. CYVIEITHIAD (TRANSLATION). Best translation into Welsh of Shakespeare's play, As You Like It." A:10, and a gold medal. CERDDORIAETH (MUSIC). VOCAL. Chorus-open to all comers-" Ve Nations Offer to the Lord" (Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise"; and '"Achieved is the glorious work" (second chorus) Haydn's '"Creation." Choir to contain not under 100 nor over 150 voices. (To be competed for on the first day of the Eisteddvod.) £100, and a baton value Ylo for the conductor. INSTRUMENTAL. Best Brass Band. Piece, Selections from Masa- niello," (" Alliance Musicale" Lafleur and Son, Leicester Square, W.C.), £20, and a gold medal for the conductor. ART. Best Original Oil Painting on any subject illustra- tive of Welsh History; painted subsequent to 18< 4. £ 25, and a gold medal. Best Original Picture in Water Colours, of any view in the counties of Flint and Denbigh, to be painted subsequent to 1874. ZCIO, and a gold medal. Sculpture—"Dunawd, of Bangor, near Wrexham, delivering the celebrated British protest" at St. Au- gustine's Oak in Worcestershire. zC25, and a gold medal. > CARVING. Best Carved" Oak Bardic Chair (to be the property of the Committeee). LIO, and a gold medaL A complete List of the Subjects, with the Con- ditions, may be had from the General Secretary, post free for four penny stamps. EDW. WILLIAMS, M.D., Chairman. JOHN JONES, 1 HUGH DAVIES, IRon. Sees. ROBERT WILLIAMS, General Secretary, •33s 35, Lome-street, Wrexham. Entertainments and Meetings. MR. MANUY-18 A NNUAL DINNER ANNOUNCED FOR MONDAY NEXT, IS POSTPONED, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. 495f ——-—————— =—————————— .< ————— S T. D AVID'S D A Y" 1875. LOVATT'S OLD SWAN INN. The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on MONDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1875, AT LOfATT'S, OLD SWAN INN, WREXHAM, Under the presidency of ALDERMAN BEIRNE. PETER WALKER, ESQ., MR. THOS. WILLIAMS, I COUNCILLOR J. 0. BURY I I MR. HUTCHINSON. Dinner on the Table at Five o'clock. Tickets 53. each, for which Mr Lovatt solicits an early application. Old Swan Inn, February 15th, 1875. PUBLIC HALL WREXHAM. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 1st and 2nd. B. THE ROYAL OSBORNE HAND- BELL RINGERS & VOCALISTS. Performance by special command before Her Majesty the Queen and Royal Family, at Osborne, on April 14th, 1870. Appeared by special request before the Right Hon. D. H. Stone, Lord Mayor of London, the Lady Mayoress, Members of the Court of Aldermen, and the Sheriffs of London and Middle- sex, at the Mansion House, on Dec. 24th, 1874, and by repeated re- quest, Dec. 31st, 1874. The most fashionable, varied, unique, and delightful Concerts of the season. ARTISTES MR R. B. HOPKINS, Accompanist. MR E. LYSTER, Baritone. MR H. G A N N E.,Y lenore. MR R. KINGSLEY, Campanologist, &c. MR W. KINGSLEY, Conductor, 169, Buckingham Palace-road, London. Admission: Front seats, 2s 6d; balcony, Is 6d; second, Is; bick seats, 6d. Doors open at 7 30, commence at 8 precisely car- riages at 10. Tickets may be obtained at MESSRS. BAYLEY & Co., or ROGERS, Booksellers. 400 CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH, 1875. ir-v- IMPORTANT NOTICE Only appearance of that celebrated LyricandDramatic Artiste, MRS. HOWARD PAUL., Who, assisted by MR WALTER PELHAM AND MLLE. BLANCHE NAVARRE—SOLO PIANISTE, Will appear in her popular ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting of Music, Singing, Brilliant Costumes, Eccentricities, New Faces, Old Friends, And such an amount of HUMOUR, FANCY, d; FACIAL EXPRESSION, As to form a perfect FEAST OF FUN. MRS. HOWARD PAUL Will introduce, amongst others, the following New Songs and Characters- Miss PLANTAGENET GRYMM one of the Shriek- ing Sisterhood and Advocate of "Women's Rights," with the song, "BOTHER THE MEN." AS JEMIMER LOBB, (The unfortunate Domestic Slavey), give expression to her misfortunes, and utterance to her new views of life, and introduce the quaint Ditty called NON-RECIPROCITY." "LOOK OUT FOR THRAIN," an amusing piece of Vocal and Dramatic Eccentricity. "RULE BRITANNIA." "THE SNEEZING SON G." She will also enact the Fair and Injured Client," Miss LUCINDA TICKELL and the Two Witnesses, Miss Selina Singleheart (an Unprotected Female), AND Molly Maguire (an Irish Landlady and Wet-Nurse), During the VERY CROSS Examination in a most important BREACH OF PROMISE CASE! Mr WILLIAM PELHAM appearing as Wigsby and Grigsby.Counsel for PLAINTIFF and DEFENDANT. Also, in her Marvellous Representation of Mr SIMS REEVES. Introduce the exquisite ROSE SONG," from Balfe's great and last Opera, "IL TALISMANO." MR. WALTER PELHAM Will give his popular HUOMUROUS AND MIMETIC SKETCHES OF STREET ITINERANTS AXD QUACKS, Introducing: Reminiscenses of some Rare Readings, The Razor-Paste Vendor, The Turkey Rhubarb Man, The Showy and Quiet Pill-Mongers, The American Herbalist, The Cheao John, The Flying Stationer, The Street Ballad Singer, The Distressed Mechanic, Master Mangold WurtzeL Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock. Carriages to be ordered at Ten. Numbered Reserved Stalls (centre block), Five Shillings; Family Ticket to admit Five, One Guinea; Chairs. Three Shillings; Balcony, Two Shillings., Admission-One Shilling. Mr Harriss begs to state that as the room in the Balcony will be greatly curtailed in consequence of. the extepsive scenery, only a limited number of Tickets (2s) have been issued, which to save disap- pointment should be secured at once to insure ad- m1 Room at the Misses WHHIKG. 2, High- Inussion. of Room at the Misses WHITING, 2, High- street, where seats can be secured. 37tia r > '1 -1 Entertainments and Moetiiigo. LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE I i NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, RHOS, i MONDAY, MARCH 8TH, 1875. THE Ceremony will be performed at Three p.m., JL by Mrs Dennis. Tea at Four p.m. Meeting in.)Paptist Chapel at half-past Six p.m. — "f Chairman—EDWARD EVANS, Esq.? Broowy? Several Ministers and Gentlemen will deliver ad. dresses, and the Rhos Choir, under the leadership of Mr Mills, will render some of their select pieces. Admission to Tea and Meeting Is. To Meeting only 6d. Amongst the donors to the Building Fund are Sir W W. WYNN, Bart., M.P. and H. W. MEREDITH, Esq. 461a PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, March 12th and 13th. FAREWELL VISIT. JAPANESE.. NEW PERFORMANCE. LITTLE ALL RIGHT. TOMMY THE WOLF. DAY PERFORMANCE at 3 p.a., on SATUR- DAY; EVENING PERFOHXANCES at 8 p.m., each evening. AT MOLD on MONDAY, March 15th, for One Day Only. 465f NOTICE. MR EDWIN HARRISS'S MUSIC AND READINGS. IN consequence of the Corn Exchange having been JL LET for the 1st of March, Mr Harriss begs to announce that the next Entertainment will NOT take place until MONDAY, THE 15TH OF MARCH, For which a most attractive Programme is in pre- paration. 51394a CALYINISTIC CHAPEL, ADWY'R CLAWDD. TWO Q.RAND QON CERTS Will be given in the above chapel, ON GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 26th, 1875, By the BIRKENHEAD CAMBRIAN CHORAL SOCIETY. AFTERNOON CONCERT, l\iISC.bLLANEOr 3. EVENING CONCERT, the performance of HAYDN'S SUBLIME ORATORIO THE CREATION. PRINCIPAL ARTISTES MRS. BRADN'OCK, MR. T. J. HUGHES, MR. S. J. HURST, FULL BAND AND CHORUS (70 PERFORMERS). LEADER LUNT. PIANOFORTE MISS LEWIS. CONDUCTOR MR. W. PARRY. TICKETS—Reserved Seats, Two Concerts, 2s. Gd.; Ditto One Concert, Is. 6d. Unreserved Seats. Two Concerts, 2s. Ditto One Concert, Is. 455f Basiness Annoucnements. MR. T. H. COLEMAN, Surgeon Dentist, REGENT STREET (OPPOSITE THE SAVINGS' BANK), WREXHAM. PAINLESS extraction of Teeth by Nitrous Oxide 1. Gas. Artificial Teeth at lowest prices, At home daily. Established Eight Years. A private waiting room for each patient. 470e IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. To To the HER MAJESTY, Sk DJFR FRFC PRINCE of WALES, By Special lVara?. i &M PRINCE of WALES By Special Warrant, ?F????& Hycipeuial Warrant. dated Dec. 27 .lS65. lated Feb. 10, 1866. DAY, SON, & HEWITT, Sole Originators and only Proprietors of the STOCK-BREEDERS' MEDICINE CHEST, For all Disorders in Horses, Cattle, Calves, Sheep, and Lambs. And the Inventors of the First Animal Medicines ever known as "Day's.' This matchless Chest contains all that a Farmer can require to keep his Stock free from disease, and in fine healthy condition, viz. DAY, SON, and HEWITTS CHEMICAL EX- TRACT or GREAT PAIN DESTROYER" prevents Paining and Heaving in Bad Lambing, cures Swollen and Broken Udders in Ewes and Cows, and all Gangrenous Wounds, Cuts, and Sores, in all Animals. DAY, SON, and HEWITT'S GASEOUS FLUID or BLACK MIXTURE stops Internal Pain, Colic, Scour, or Diarrhoea, Debility, Colds, Shivering Fits, and great Exhaustion in Horses, Oxen, Calves, Sheep, and Lambs, imparting rare Strength, Vigour, and Appetite. DAY, SON, and HEWITT'S "RED DRENCH or DINFLAMMATION POWDBR," the almost marvellous Cleansing Drench, is of immense value in checking all Feverish Symptoms after Calving and limbing, rendering the milk of the Cow and the Ewe copious, pure and wholesome for their offspring. DAY, SON, & HEWITT'S "BRONCHOLINE," Dfor Husk and Hoose in Sheep and Calves. It enters the blood, and impregnates it with a pungent gaseous odour destructive to the Worm or Parasite in the Wind Pipe and Lungs. DAY, SON, & HEWITT'S "RBD PASTE or CON- DDITION BALLS," for Mares after Foaling, it being a great purifier of the milk for the colt it scatters and destroys all Humours and Feverish Symptoms in Horses, and is just the remedy to re- store the appetite and impart a Mole-like condition. D AY, SON, & HEWITT'S "GASEODYNE," DAY", CARMINATIVE CHALK," &c., are con- tained in these Chests. Price of Chest complete, including "Key to Farriery," £ 2 ltis 6d sent carriage paid. Any article can be had separately in boxes. These important inventions have withstood alike the test of time, and the claaonr of opposition (the sure signal of their unapproach +irth), and are the true Farmeis Friend and Gui in all his Cattle Diseases. CA UTION.-Beware of JmUtvtiom, and see that the name of DAY, SON, & HEWILT it on all bottles and packets. DAY, SON, & HEWITT, 22, DORSET-STREET, BAKER-STREET, LONDON W., AND WANTAGE, BERKS. 464c í Business Announcements. t f GREAT SUCCESS OF RANSOME'S PRIZE P LOU G H S AT THE SPRiNG MATCHES. TUESDAY, January 19th, Tarporley-First Prize and Silver Cup for the best Butt in the field. Twenty competitors. THURSDAY, January 21st, Makerfield—First Prize; Silver Medal for the first finish, and ditto for the best Double-furrow Plough. Forty competitors. a m. j MONDAY, January 25thi Acton Grange-Gold Medal for best Double-furrow Plough. • WEDNESDAY, January 27th, Turbock—First Prize, Double Furrow Plough.- TUESDAY, February 2nd, Vale Royal, Cheshire-First and Second Prizes; 21 competitors. WEDNESDAY, February 3rd, Milnthorpe—Silver Cup, best Double Furrow Plough. TUESDAY, February 9th, Cockerham-All the Prizes, 1, 2, and 3, in the Double Farrow .c. Plough Class, These Ploughs and Shares for all kinds of work are kept in stock by the Agent, MR J. WILLIAMS, 3S6r MOLD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOT. S6r MOLD AGRICULTURAL DIPLEMENT DEPOT. 4 CABINET AND UPHOLSTERING WAREHOUSE, NO. 4, CHESTER STREET, WREXHAM. JOHN LLOYD IS NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, AND KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS, SPRING, HAIR, d. WOOL MATTRESSES, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPERS, AT REDUCED PRICES. MUSLIN, LACE, AND LENO CURTAINS. 363e T R Y, ¡ IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO, BENSON & CO.'S T E A S AND AND C 0 F F E S WHICH FOR QUALITY, PURITY, STR ENGTH, AND CHEAPNESS, CANNOT BE SURPASSED. AGENT FOR SPIERS & POND'S WINES AND SPIRITS. THE OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, 14, HIGH STREET, 1819s WREXHAM. Public and Legal Notices. NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK, ESTABLISHED 1836. ARRANGEMENTS have just been completed whereby the business hitherto conducted by MESSRS A. CASSONS & Co., Bankers at POllTMADOC, PWLLHELI,FESTINIOG, BLAEXAU and HARLECH, will, in future, be carried on at those places by the North and South Wales Bank, with the assistance of Mr William Galley Casson and Mr Thomas Casson, the surviving partners of Messrs Cassons and Co. The Appended Statements give the amount of Capital, &c., and a List of the Branches of the North and South Wales Bank as they now stand, including those acquired from Messrs Cassons and Co. BALANCE SHEET AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1874. LIABILITIES. ■ £ s. d. Capital Paid up 384,000 0 0 Reserve Fund. 198,000 0 0 Undivided Protits. 13,551 16 7 595,551 16 7 £ s. d. Deposits, Credit Balances, &c 3,890,44.3 14 71 Acceptances and Credits of Bank current 58,749 18 5 Notes in Circulation 62,020 0 0 4,011,213 13 0 X4,606,765 9 7 ASSETS. Bills Discounted, Adwances to Customers, Loans on Securities, &c. 3,2S8,8q2 16 4 Bank Buildings at Liverpool antl Eleven Branches 84,547 3 3 Cash in hand and with London Agents at short Notice and Consols 1,233,355 10 0 £ 4,606,765 9 7 NUMBER OF SHAREHOLDERS, 947. HEAD OFFICE CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCHES:— ABERGELE, ABERYSTWITH, BARMOUTH, *BETTWSYCOED, BIRKENHEAD, BISHOPS CASTLE, BLAENAU, CARNARVON, CHESTER, *CLUN, CORWEN, DENBIGH, DOLGELLY, FESTINIOG, "FLINT, *HARLECH, HOLYHEAD, HOLYWELL, KNIGHTON, *LLANFAIR CAEREINION, LLANFYLLIN, LLANGOLLEN, LLANIDLOES, LLANRWST, MOLD, ♦MONTGOMERY. *NESTON, NEWTOWN, OSWESTRY, *PEYGROES, PORTMADOC, PWLLHELI, 'RHAYADER, RHYL, RUTHIN, *ST. ASAPH, WELSHPOOL, WREXHAM; IN LIVERPOOL-EAST BRANCH NO. 133, LONDON-ROAD, (CORNER OF MONUMENT PLACE,) NORTH BRANCH NO. 8, GREAT NELSON-STREET NORTH, SCOT- LAND ROAD, „ SOUTH BRANCH NO. 5, GREAT GEORGE PLACE. Sub Agencies. v, LONDON BANKERS LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BA NK. The Head Office and Branches of the North and South Wales Bank   receipt, or account, at the current rates of interest, repayable on demand or subiectTo nottof  all other Forms of Ba.nkin BUsm88s on the Terms customary with County Bankers. The Bank also draws Bills, or Letters of Credit, on terms payable to the   all  • cipalities in United States, Australia, etc., and remits or collect money for its ccuussttoommeer rs iin n ALL ?RTS? GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.. Bank. EVeryfficer of the Bank signs a Declaration of Secresy as to Accounts of Parties dealing with the By Order of the Directors, 346as RICHARD JONES, Liverpool Manager. I Public and Legal Notices. THE CONSOLIDATED MINERA LEAD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies A ets, 1861 and 1867* CAPITAL X40,000 IN 8,000 SHABSS OF £5 EACH. Payments: 10s. per share on application, 20s. per share on allotment: remainder in calls, not exceeding 20s. per share, at one month's notice. If no allotment be made, the deposit Will bei returned in full. Directors Robert Marland, jun., Esq,, Bower Colliery, Hollin- wood. James Marland, Esq., Bower Colliery, Hollinwood. John Duncan, Esq., (Duncan and EosterJ, Oxford- street, Manchester. W. H. Kershaw, Esq., Windsor Mill, Hollinwood. William Kilner, Esq., Church Lane, Oldham. Bankers The Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, Limited, king- street, Manchester. The Manchester and County Bank, Limited, Oldham. SOLICITOR-T. W. Haidy, Esq., 5, St. Jamcs'¡ square, Manchester. Auditors Messrs. Walker and Lichfield, St. James's Square. Manchester. Secretary Mr Matthew Henry Sumner, 16, Brown-street, Man- chester. Registered Offices, 16, Brown-street, Manchester. THIS Company is formed for the purpose of ac- Tqui.ring, working, and developing the Centra Mmera, Cae Pant, Twelve Apostles, and Ragman Lead Mmes unitedly. The properties consist of valuable mining rights extending over upwards of 300 acres, leased from tha Duke of Westminster and others for 21 years at moderate royalties, together with the engine-houses, plant, .ad- machinery in connection therewith. The mines are well-known, and are situate at Minera near Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh. The princi- pal Miaera lodes intersect the properties, and in con- sequence of the workings being on the rise they cannot be endangered by water difficulties. The Minera Mineral Branch Kail way passes within a few yards of a portion of the property. Every facility for transit is thus given. The consolidation of the properties under the pro- prietorship of one large Joint-stock Company will not only prevent the occurrence of the difficulties which too frequently arise amongst a number of small ad- venturers by reason of the independent nature ot their interests, but will ensure the mines being worked un- der one management in a thoroughly harmonious and economical manner. Numerous veins pass through the property in a. north-westerly direction, as s hown on the plans. Amongst others may be mentioned the lied Lode. This lode passes through the adjoining property. It has yielded immense quantities of lead ore, and has proved the richest vein belonging to the Miuera Mining Company. On the 20th November last the lead ore was laid bare in the 50 yard level in the Twelve Apostles Mine. This level is being driven to connect the Engine Shaft and the Twelve Apostles Shaft, and will, it i- ex- pected, be completed in about two months, when tha raising of the ore will be commenced. The vendor, being confident that with energetic management a large profit will be made, will deposit £5,000 worth of fully paid up shares with the Com- pany's bankers for the purpose of guaranteeing an average minimum dividend of 10 per cent per annum for the first two years. The directors h ive every confidence in recommend- ing this undertaking to their friends and the public Mr Robert Marland, jun., of Bower Colliery, Hollin- wood, one of the principal shareholders, who has had large practical mining experience, having consented ta become the managing director. The following agreements have been entered into, viz.—An agreement dated the 15th December, 1874, between John Storey Davies of the one part, and tha Company of tht other part; and an agreement, dated the 26th January, 1875, made between the said John Storey Davies of the on 3 part, and the Company of the other part. Copies of the above agreements, together with plans of the property, can be inspected at the office of the Company's Solicitor, where copies of the memorandum and articles of association may also be seen. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of 10s. per share, to be made to the bankers or to the Secretary, Mr M. H. Sumner, at the registered offices of the Company, 16, Brown-street, Manchester. 460r RICHARD MOSES, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Persons having any CLAIMS or Demands upon the E3- tate of Richard Moses, late of Chirk >1 ill, in tha county of Denbigh, Miller, Deceased, who died or* tha Jlst day of January, 1875, and whose Will has been proved by Hannah Maria Moses (the widow of the de- ceased), and John Broughall, of Shrewsbury, Solicitor, the executors nme(I in the said will, are required to send in full particulars of their claims to the said Hannah Maria Moses, one of the executors, in order that they may be examined and, if correct, discharged. And all persons who are indebted to the estate of tha said Richard Moses are requested forthwith to pay the amount of their respective debts to the said Han- nah Maria Moses, at Chirk Mill aforesaid. Dated this 24th day of February, ^875. H. M. MOSES, 457s JOHN BROUG FFALL. NOTICE. I ISAAC CUNNAH, of Summerhill, collier, Here- by Give Notice that I will NOT be KespMusiMo for 9 any debt or debts contracted by my wife, %Ecet Jane Cunnah, after this date. Signed, ISAAC CUNNAH. February 26th, 1875. 491a THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1869. rN THE COUNTY COURT OF DENBlGHSHIRE. 1 HOLDEN AT WREXHAM.- A Dividend is in- tended to he deciart-d in the matter of HUUH MOR- RIS, of the Hand Inn, Bettws Gwerfilgoch, in tha county of Merioneth, butter merchant and innkeeper, draper and grocer, adjudicated a bankrupt on the 17th day of September, 1874. Creditors who have not proved their Debts by tha Sixteenth day of March, 1875, will be excluded. Dated this 25th day of February, 1875. EVAN JAMES, Trustee, 476a Brookside, Corwen. AIR GAS AIR GAS AIR GAS! THE ALPHA GAS-MAKING APPARATUS Is intended to supply gas where no gas-works exist. It is PERFECTLY SAFE, EASY TO WORK, REQnRES I FIRE OR HEAT, and is invaluable for churches chapels, country mansions, clweuing-houses, offices. workshops, &c. For all particulars, and to see the apparatus at work, apply to W. G A X B L Ep MERCHANT & MANUFACTURER'S AGENT WREXHAM. W. G. begs to intimate that he is also prepared ta supply every description of Goods Prices on application. Enquiries and orders solicited. KrwS WAGONS ? ??- for cash <-? ferred payment. ?7if THE WREXHAM ADVERTISER RAILWAY GUIDE Contains full particulars of EVERY TRAIN, COACH, & STEAMER in the district, and has a new and accurate Railway Map. PUBLISHED ON THE 1st of EVERY MONTH. ONE PENNY. SOLD EVERYWHERE. 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