... MEETING of Innkccpcra, Brewcra, and others, Tradesmen of Wrexham, held at the lion Hotel, on Friday Evening, the Twentieth of on the Trade of the^Town. Mr T. Rogers, of the Black Lion was unanimoualy .1 .ted'to the Cbair. liraoLVEO —that the following Gentlemen now praaent themsclvea into an Association for the purpose of Sting what they deem to bo Illegal Claim for TolU Alleged to be Attached ...

... Silks Bareges Circassian Cohurgs Prints and Muslins tong and square Shawls Head Dresses, and e Parasote, and Fancy Slippers, children’s Shoes in alisizes ...

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... TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE WREXHAM INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. Ladies asd Gextleuex, I sincerely thank yon for the very kind and handsome premia.t of support I hove received at your hands during late canvass. The Committee of the Infirmary have fixed the Election of Surgeons to fill the vacancies caused by the resignation of ray Father and Mr. Griffith, lake place at Ike ImtlilulioH 12 a’clael ...

... Fust Lwcruit. —Monday Evening, Dec. 4th. Meeting of the Long I’srliameot—lmpeachment of Strafford and Land—Abolition of the Courts of Star Ch.mbrr.Dd High Commission—The King visits Scot- Uod—Msssscre in Irelsnd—Psrties in the House of CommonsConduct of the Bishopsthe King attempts to seize five Members of the House of Commons ..The Question.. Commencement of the Civil War of the ...

... The Crimea. MvusEiLt.Es, Jt'H* 21. —8y the Thabor. we lcaru that Marshal Pelissicr has mailo known that after the of July, allied generals will exercise auy authority in the Crimea. The Marshal prepared to leave tho ship La A fete is being prepared at Marseilles receive him. The Allies havo enclosed tho burial of their dead with palisade. Gen. Conkowoki, governor of the Crimea, has written ...

... Kuabon. on Monday, the th of September, 1857, at four o'clock inthe afternoon, i.i the ?? cr such Oth'T Lots as may be agreed upon at tho time of sale, and subject to conditions. Lot I. — A Piece of Land called the Erw, containing Oa lr- ll'-> in the occupation of David Hughes. Lot ll— A Piece of Land called Car-i-nant, con- taining la. -r. 3p., in the occupation of the said David ...

... NO. 260.—Y0L. VI. —Registered for Transmission Abroad. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1868. ANNUAL REPORT of the LOCAL BOARD of the DISTRICT of the BOROUGH of WREXHAM, in the County Dsnbigh, thn Secretary of Stnte for the Home Department, to the Slat day of Augaat, 1859, in pununoen of the 76th Section the Local Act. A. of Public Work* the (aid Loot) Board during tho year ending the Slat A aguet, 1859, ...

... PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES, W. CROWE, CHARLES-STREET, WREXHAM. WC resiwctfulW inform! the public generelly. that h.., after cotuiderible Übour raost Krfcct knowlcdEe of the above Art. and can confidently asaert that in point of artiatie beauty and affect combined with accuracy of delincmion and life-like h,a picture! will bear compan«n wtth the production! of many of the most famed ...

... Vienna, Wednesday Morning.—The Emperor, mark of cousideration for his illustrious ally, Queen Victoria, has granted a pardon Colonel Turr. THE PEACE CONFEKENCES. The Debats of Tnesday contains long articlc pretending to foreshadow Russian intentions to the interpretation of the fifth point. The only part it which seeius to fOlobe) correct is the following:— Russia has aecep'ed this clause, ...

... JEWELLER, TO'W'iN'-HXiLiL, •WTtEXLH.A.IM:, (Tht Stop formerly occupied Mr, Richards, Chemist) IN returning his pntefal thanks for the liberal support he has hitherto from the inhabitants of Wrexham and its neighbourhood, begs respectfully to inform them that he has just added to bis Stock a large assortment of ...