... WREXHAM COUNTY COURT. WEDNERAT.—Before Horatio Lloyd, Esq. H. D. JAEEZ v. ROBERT HUGHES. This was a. claim for 16s 5d school fees. It- Appeared that the deferdant. had three children at school, the regulation being that for one child the fee be 3'3, tw.;> 5a, an.d three, 61. Defendant, had withdrawn c>ne of, Wei children and thought she could withdraw the one for which she had been paying 3d. ...

... WREXHAM. Parish Church—Sundays. Morning Service at 11 a.m. Evening Service at 6.80 p.m. Welsh Bible Class at 2 p.m Welsh Services at 3 p.m., and at the Town Hall at 6.30 t> m Holy Communion first Sunday in the month at 11 a.m. second Sunday (in Welsh) at 9 a.m. third Sunday at 830 a m and on the principal festivals of the Church at 8.30 a.m. and Ù a m — Week-davs. Morning Service on Wednesdays ...

... The third exhibition of the Rosset, Gresford, Pulford, and Dodleston Cottagers Horticultural Soeiety took place in Trevalyn Park (kindly lent to the society for the occasion by Captain Griffith-Boscawen) on Wednesday last. Two tents were pitched near the park entrance, one of which contained the exhibits of the cottagers, and the other those ofthe,amateursand professional gardeners. This is ...

... When cows are themselves good milkers, what is the use of employing dairymaids r— Fun. On Tuesday, the Middlesborough town council presented Lieut.-Colonel Saddler with a. silver cradle. The gallant colonel, after having been elected mayor in November last, vacated the chair in order to contest a seat in the representation of the borough in Parliament in the Conservative interest. During his ...

... We regret to have to state that a few inaccuracies have crept into the time table of the Vale of Clwyd Railway. Not receiving intimation of any altera- tions in the running of the trains on that line as we usually do, we concluded there were none, as was the case on most of the other lines. We now find that there are several, and to make the best amends we can, we publish the correct running ...

... CHESTER RACES. Stewards: Duke of Westminster, K.G., Duke of Hamilton, K.T., Duke of Montrose, Earl of Wilton, Karl of Stamford aud Warrington, Sir G. Chetwynd, Bart., Sir W. W. Wyiiu, i Bart., M.P., Mr George Payne, and Mr F. Gretton. Handi- cappers: Messrs Topham. Judge Mr Jobnson. Starter Mr M'George. Clerk of the Course: Mr Thomas Lawley. Clerk of the Stales: Mr J. Pratt. TUESDAY. For some ...

... July 13, Wrexham v Llangollen, at Llangollen July 13, Mo]d v Wavertree, at Wavortree (Liverpool). July 13, Civil Service r Garrison 28rd Welsh Fusiliere, at Wrexham Ju'y 13, Civil Service (2nd), Y Pontblyddyn (2nd), at Wrexham July 17, Wrexham v 91th Regiment, at Wrexham July 20, Wrexham v Malpas, at MaJpas July 20, Mold v Hawarden, at Mold July 20, Pontblyddyn v Black Park, at Chirk July 20, ...

... k not. 1)dihle yet to state anyi i; defin,l.' out the mayoralty. The mime of Mr S o i course, ag ;.n mi.'a'ioned, wbi! ...

... ELECTION NEWS. CARMARTHEN. Mr Benjamin Thomas Williams, Q.C., of Harcourt- buildings, Temple, and of Merryvale, Narbeth, Pem- brokeshire, who has been returned for the Carmarthen boroughs without opposition is the eldest son of the late Rev T. R. Williams, of Merryvale, by his marriage with Mira, only child of Mr B. R. Thomas, of Narbeth, and was born in the year 1832. He was educated at the ...

... FIXTURES. June 15, Wynnstay v Mold, at Ruabon June 15, Wrexham v Chester, at Chester June 15, Civil Service v Ruabon Grammar School, at Ruabon June 15, Civil Service (2nd) v Pontblyddyn (2nd), at Pontblyddyn June 22, Wrexham v Whittington, at Wrexham June 22, Mold v Bagillt, at Bagillt June 22, Pontblyddyn v Civil Service, at Wrexham June 22, Civil Service (2nd), v Gresford (2nd), at Gresford ...

... MB. WATKIN WILLIAMS, M.P., AT WREXHAM. A FRIENDLY ADIEU. A meeting of the members of the Liberal party was held in the Public Hall, on Tuesday evening, the object being to hear a tirade against the Government, and an allusion to the causes which brought about his recent decision not to contest the seat again. The proceedings were announced to commence at half-past seven, but by that time the ...

... The rate of postage en inland letters is as fellow* Not exceeding 1 ounce in weight, prepaid in stamps Id. Exceeding I ounce but not exceedirig 2 ounces l £ d. 2 ounces, 11 4 ounces 4 ounces, 1. 6 ounces, 1, S ounces .&1. „ 8 ounces, 10 ounces .3ld. 30 ounces, 12 ounces 4d. A letter exceeding the weight of 12 ounces is liable to a postage of Id for every ounce or fraction of an ousjce, begin- ...