... Suit 3&forihemmi THE GREAT CHRISTMAS SHOW OF FAT STOCK IN THE WREXHAM SMITH-FIELD, On MONDAY, DEC. 15th, 1879, at Ten o'clock. The present entries include:- 90 Magnificent Fat Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulls. 154 Prime Shropshire Wethers. 158 Prime Welsh Wethers. 47 Grand Fat and Pork Pig. 3 Fat Calves. MR- LLOYD has great pleasure in an- ■1 ...

... MEETING OF CREDITORS RE-JAMES FAZAKERLEY.—The first statutory meet- ing of the creditors of this debtor was held on Friday the 7th inst., at the Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe. The following were presentMr W. Whittaker of the firm of Heywood and Higginbotton, Manchester, who also held the majority of the proxies; Mr Watson, (Watson & Williams, Liverpool), Mr J. D. Ain- sworth, who held a number of ...

... abtsntm's ùhn$sts. A. L E OF C H A R G E S FOR ADVERTISEMENTS. i — m8, Books, Trades, Amusements, and Charities. les and under 2s. 6d. Os. 4d. Ilaneo,ts-Pitblic Companies, Legal Notices, Contract*, tfrc. ines, and under 2s. 611. 1ditiouu.lline liS. (50.. ■tspectuses of Neir Companies, Parliamentary Notices, and Election Advtrtisements. .Dt-s, and under r'3- 11 d. dditioual line 0(i. Displayed ...

... Sales im urf ion. Messrs, W. Dew & Son. NEAR LLANGOLLEN. COUNTY OF DENBIGH. First Annual Sale of the well-known Herd of Welsh Cows, Heifers, and Bulls, Sheep, etc., at Important to Breeders of Welsh Cattle, Flock Masters, Butchers, Farmers, and others. Attractive Sale of seven pure-bred WELSH COWS and six two-year old WELSH HEIFERS, all in calf to prize bolls, takers of prizes at the Royal ...

... 8 ^raftesnrm's brtsstS. gCALE OF C H A RG E S FOR ADVERTISEMENTS. Auctions, Books, Trades, Amusements, and Clwritie3. Seven lines and under 2s. 6d. Per additional Qs. 4d. Miscellaneous-Public Companies, Legal hotices, Contracts, Jcc. Flye lines, and under. 2s. 6d. Per additional line 08. 6d. Prospectuses of Nno Companies, Parliamentary Notices, and Election Advertisemtnis. Jnes, and u™d' r 5S. ...

... i. MCBRATS FORTHCOMING WOEKB: With Portrait, Vol. I. R Œ of SAMUEL WILBERFORCE, D.D., ate Bishop of Orfordand Winchester, with Extracts fromfaM and Cone8pondenœ. By A. B. ASHWKLL, Canon of *er. Contents Wilberforoe's Boyhood Loss of bis WIfe. School Life his Father's Dean of Westminster rs t0 him. Mr. Gladstone on the WsbCanich Life and 0œac7. Reflections and Resolutions. x. Bishop of Oxford, ...

... nrhrfs. CORN. WRHXHAM, Thursday.—The new wheat is now being marketed more freely and prices have been reduced. Other grain is offered in small quantities. The follow- ing are the current prices. wheat (new) 7s 3d to H, r. Red 9 to 7 61. Birley 9i. Malting baney (j, ...

... D. TEEHEARN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SQESSSLLEFT, IIATIM, i MS AGENT, WAMOUSE, SEALER IN m m, mi com, &c. CIRCULATING LIBRAKY, STATIONERS' HALL, 765 & 766, Wellington Road, Rnyl. Tv m BEGS respectfully to inform his numerous Customers and the Public generally, that increase I /„ I t of BUSINESS has necessitated his removing to the above more extensive Premises, and that he has added the following ...

... list of Househol- ders, Visitors. &c. Pubiic Buildings, Places of Wor- ship, &c. WEST PARADE. Queen's Hotel, Mrs Joy Glan y don house, Miss A Free guard 5 Mrs Kingdon fp 6 Mrs Chambers 7 Mrs N. L. Dyson 8 Miss Pressdee 10 Mrs Bran. 11 Mr Whittingham 12 Miss Matthews 13 Miss Wooldridge E. Lloyd Williams Mrs E. Williams fp 15 Mr T. H. Bellis 16 Mrs R. Williams 17 Miss Davies \8 Mrs Evans 19 Mrs ...

... D. TREHEARN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEM liB AGENT) KUBIC WAREHOUSE, BEfflIN rANY rams, mst couuam, &c. CIRCULATING LIBRAhY, STATIONERS' HALL, 165 & 766, Wellington Road, Rnyl. Dm BEGS respectfully to inform his numerous Customers and the Public generally, that increase of BUSINESS has necessitated his removing to the above more extensive Premises, and that he has added the following New ...

... fxaistsnun's 3ll)i>rissts. | g !M L E OF -H A G E S /OR ADVERTISEMENTS. Aw/urns, Books, Trades, Amusements, and Charities. .Seven 2s. Cd. Per addiriooal iine. os. 4d. MiHci'/j.inemis—Public Companies, LegaIAotices, Contracts. ...

... FOOD ADULTERATION.—Dr. Tripe, public analyst of the Hackney district, reports, that all the samples of cocoa he examined, except one, were sold as mixtures of cocoa, arrowroot and sugar, the exception being Cad- bury's Cocoa Essence, which was genuine. The quantity of starch in the other samples varied between G7 and 80 per cent., so that allowing for sugar, there was not in some of them more ...