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... Parties requiring information about advertisements should write direct to the head office.. Orders relating to the discontinuance or alteratioa of ad- vertisements should jjeach us at the latest by Thursday morn- ing's post. Advertisers would oblige us by being very ex- plicit in ordering the re-iasertion of advertisements. All business communications should be addressed, and eheques and post ...

... WREXHAM RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. A meeting of this body was held at -the offices of the Clerk (Mr Oswsll Bury), on Tuesday last. Present: Captain Griffith-Boscawen (chairman), Mr S. T. Baugh (vice-chairman), Captain Conran, Messrs J. Burton, J. D. Beard, G. Milligan, C. E. Thornycroft, E. Woolrich, J. Daniel, W. Jones (Brymbo), and Gomer Roberts. MEDICAL OFFICERS' REPORTS. Dr William Jones, ...

... PRESENTATION TO MR AND MRS DENNIS, OF RT7ABON. A large number cf ladies and gentlemen, and officials of various mines, assembled in the Wynnshiy Hotel on Saturday afternoon to witness most gratifying and deserving presentations to Mr and Mrs Henry Dennis on their change of residence. The officials of the mines with which Mr Dennis is connected, being anxious to put into practical shape the ...

... (SiilSTMAS TREE AND SALE OF f G-wersyllt Scholroom, yesterday afternoon, TJ Chfet^nas tree and sale of work was npenSd^o'fti? putic. A. E. Whieldoo, Et-q., Gwersyi'.t, Rvrk 'i'htprep.irr. tionsmade were very coihplete, iiavig been forgotten or neglected on -aceount^f labor or pains. Oontributious were sentry richnd r-oor,and the amiable aad oll fi, -ti er o:: ta lediea in charge of the stalls ...

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... THE EASTERN QUESTION. Negotiations between the Porte and Count Zichy, the Austrian Ambassador, based upon the Imperial Irade authorising Khereddin Pdhha, the Grand Vizier, to con- clude an agreement with Austria, will commence imme- d'.a'.ely, aad will, it is expcctod, be. soon completed. The Opinione of Rome publishes an article under the heading •• Thy Policy of Englaad, which, while ex- ...

... Sifmirir, ramatic, uirtr iint rtS. The late Mr G, H. Lewes lias left behind him as much manuscript as will add two additional volumes to his last work, Problems of Life and Mind. These volumes will be published in due course under the supervision of George Eliot. f The Athencsum says that the chances of the formation of a national opera-house are not promoted or improved by the periodical ...

... .THE DISTRESS. No time has been lost in grappling with and -re- lieving the distress which, we regret to say, prevails in the town..The continued depression in trade has materially affected Wrexham, and to many .f the lower classes has placed them in straitened circumstances. The severe weather which we have lately had has accelerated this, and made it more general. On previous similar ...

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... BANGQR. To BAKGOB AND BETHBSDA RAILWAY SCHKKB.— The Great Western Railway Company have replied to the Bethesda committee, declining for the present to be associated with the scheme for railway communication with Bangor. THE CLAIM ros THE PBNBHTN ESTATES.—Lieut.- Col. Dawkins, the plaintiff in this ease, writes:— c, There has not been an adverse possession of the Pen- rhyn estates for 10 years, ...