... RICHARDS is instructed to SELL BY AUC- TION, (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, of which notice will be «iven),at the Oak Tree Inn, Wrexham, on Monday, the 14th March, IS7O, at five o'clock in the afternoon ; all that valuable FREEHOLD CROFT, or BUILDING LAND, situate at Rhostyllen, aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr Edward Lloyd, as yearly tenant, which will be offered in the ...

... out at a reduction of from l . ?? ggagy *• usnal priceB> for ?? o forTshoS JOSEPH WILSON'S, General FURNISHING WARF nnrav K. Buxton-road, & c, ?? opposite Ita SSJ? SffiuS UM No connection with any other shop in the to^ DOBSON and COMP A X V CABINETMAKERS, UPHOI STERNS AND ' GENERAL FURNISHERS, ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES thevh^ve ™°£. v«^ d 9? Y* ?? tha,lk8 for the Patronage the mmSSn*. f i° r ...

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... 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony receive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each child between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and pastoral ...

... INNOCENT, from Tl ® SERVICES, CHiPEL. Bradford, SSfcAow, March 6tb, at 2.30 P “■-ff™£ , ...

... HALF-YEARLY ■ 2H ' ?? GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the S itb Wales Mineral Railway Oompany will be held pur- suant to tin Ac; of Parliament, at the ottices of the Company No it, Victoria sireet, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex' 01 WEDN ESDAY, 2..d of March, 1&70, at three o'clock pm ?? selj foi the i-urpose of transacting the ordinary business o! tin ' ompany, and for the ...

... was burgla- riously entered on Sunday Night, the 27th of February laet, and a larpe quantity of IVORY HANDLES STOLEN therefrom, this is to Give Notice that the above Reward wiU be paid to any Perton or Persons (not being the actual Thieves) wbo shall give tous such information as shaU -ante tie Detection and Conviction of the Thieves and tbe recovery of the Stolen Property. BURDEKIN and SMITH, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Marsh s—Camperdown Dock—Charm, Baird, Tayport, light. EarlOrey's Deck, Mar. 6—Pladdi (a) Simpson, goods ; Q'leen (-), Doyle, Hull, goods ; Harvest Q ieen («), Spence, Sunderland, coals; Hav!e(s) Gordon, Sunderland, coals j V«?per (s), Mudie, Sunderl ind, coals. DF.PARTURES FRO.M DUNDEE. March s—Fido (s), M'Kenzie, FTull, coals ; Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, Suaderland, light; ...

... under:— ?? Ships. Captains. : Docks. To Sail. Port Phillip. . Turkish Empire .J. H. Barclay. . . . 1E.1.D. VI arch 10. ?? Peter Stuart ?? O.Duncan 1E.1.D. March 30. rort Phillip. . British Envoy .. C. Clements ?? April 25. _y ...

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... during the week—Engagement of YuUNO AMERICA. M. CASSELI, the Wonderful Uruceful Perforu.er the Invisible Wire. Master BHAPCOTT, the original Infant Drummer, Vocalist, aud Dancer Mr and Mrs. J. DICKENS, Operatic and Burlesque Duettists, Soloists, and lualrumentaliste. Mr. J. H. Rowan, the Favourite Comic Vocalist; and Mr. BT. GEORGE Pedestal Dancer. Last Six Nights of Mr. Mid Mrs. J. G. CON, ...