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... A PRETTY ROW, OR THE LADY THE BLOODY HAND. Pmiriette cumi ix. How Betsy Missed the Slipper. Betsy worked up all the rivers, about Wrexham, in a week. She then turned her attention to the collieries and lead mines. John might hare thrown himself, fallen into shaft. Commencing her enquiries at the Green Pit, Raabon, she worked back through the Rhos, South Sea, Brymbo, Penycoed ant'. M in era, ...
... M- _o VV CheBter Cheese Fair. ~ ¥ ¥ Oswestry Cattle Fair. 3rn Annual Festival of Church Choirs I at Chester Cathedral. * Grand Bazaar at Brynkinallt, Chirk. Wrexhato Fair. Chester Cattle Fair. A ~W7% Sale of Furniture in the Music Hall ZIJ ij by Mr Albert Bury. 5_N Old St. Bartholomew. 6jiS) 13th Sunday after Trinity ?? MORNING M2^ lst Less., ii. Kgs. 19. Matt. 7. EVENING Ist Less., ii. K-S. ...
... the House let with immediate possession.^ '.rt AT THE HOUSE OF MB. GRIFFITH . RIFFITHS, ADJOINING THE VAULTS, PEN- V3RVN WREXHAM, DENBIGHSHIRE. tfESSRS. BAUGH & JONES have been instructed \l Mr* Griffith Griffiths, who is leaving the lowiA jELLbv PUBLIC AUCTION, on Friday, Septemvab at his house in Penybryn, aforesaid, part of u useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE and other AtH. comprisingj, ...
... on Monday, the 25th day of July, 1804, WILL NOT TAKE PLACE. BAUGH AND JONES. ...
... extraordinary discovery of fewer than t'»rj* murders has just been made in a remote part of Staff The county at its west-south-west extremity thrusts itself by a narrow neck some half dozen miles i length by two miles in breadth at its widest part Shropshire on the north-west and Worcestershire th • south-east, and at its west-south-west end it is crosse I by the Severn, which at that point ...
... Eoss.ft. MESSRS BAUGH, JONE3, and Co., respectfully an- nounce that their next SALE of FAT and STORE STOCK, at the Golden Lion Inn, Rossett, will be held early on Monday, the 30th November, 1868, and will thank parties wishing to enter Stock to do so with Mr. Bromley, of the Golden Lion, aforesaid, or the Aucti- oneers, as early as possible, that the same may be duly advertised. STOCK ALREADY ...
... House Agents, Stock and Share Brokers, and General Accountants. Valuations prepared for Probate or Administration. Monthly Sales of Farming Stock in Wrexham Smithfield; Golden Lion Rossett, and Trevor Arms, Marford; also periodical sales of Furniture, Horses, Carriages, &c., at the Union Hall, Wrexham, where there is every accommodation for Storage and Sale. Entries respectfully solicited. ___ ...
... STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, AND GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS. Agents for the Provincial Insurance Company, the Great B Britain, Mutual Life Assurance Society, and The International Life Assurance Society. Faluations prepared for Probate or Administration. Advances made upon Furniture, Farming Stock, and Other Effects consigned for Sale, or if preferred the same will be taken at a valuation. Charges ...
... A firmer, named Britten, living ftt Wolverton, village between Frame and Bath, and adjoining the Tillage of Road, well known in with the Kent tragedy, been arretted, charged with having murdered his wife, the murder being acoompanied by circumstanoes of the moat horrible character. On Saturday morning information was to the police-station, Frame, that a fire had broken out at Woolverton, and ...
... THE CLERKENWELL OUTRAGE.—THE INQUEST. The adjoarned inquest on the victims of the explosion in Clerkenwell wa3 resumed yesterday (Friday) morning week. Some striking evidence was given by the chief warder of the House of Detention. He said that about three-quarters of an hour before the explosion Allen was on the top of a neighbouring house; and that shortly before the occurrence attention was ...
... i for ULTi STABLER. ...
... HOUSE LORDS—Mondat. The conduct of Spain reference to the repression of the itn trade was aptly described by Lord Brougham, in the House of Peers, as deceitful. After receiving from this country a large sum of meoey with the express understanding that the inhuman traffic would be suppressed as far possible, it is now found that the Madrid Cabinet givii* strong, though secret, encouragement to ...