... 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! ...

... CRICKET. The fixtures for the season are inserted free oj charge, and should reach this effice as early as possible. A Conctse Form of SCORING SHEET, unth Bowling Analysis, is published at the office of the Wrexham Guardian. Price per sheet, Id. lOd. per dozen or by post Is. A neatly bound Score Book may be had for 2s. WEEXHAM v WHITTINGTON.—A match will be played between the above clubs to ...

... Castor Oil Syritp. Very Palatable. The action of this compound is the same as that of Castor Oil and although it posses all the Virtues of the Oil, it is by no means unpleasant to the taste. It is perfectly safe during Pregnancy and has been found a source of great comfort to persona suffering from Piles. Trouble with the ailments of Young Children is obviated by the use of this medicine. ...

... faarkno. CORN. WREXHAM. Thursday.-The following were the quota- ^*ltc (b«W) A Od to 9s Od. Bed ditto (new) 6dto8s 6d. Barley (rnndm*) od to 4s 6d. Malting barley,. fe Od to 6s 9d. Oats (provender .18 8d to 4s 6d. Oats tseed Od to 4s 6d. CHESTER. Sftt^duy.—piere was a large attendance at to. day a market, with liberal supplies of new wheat, which met a slow sale only, millers not being ...

... assembled to consider whether they would or not adopt the Education Act in Bersham; whether, or not, they would go in for a School Board. He was an advocate for the School Board, and urged them to adopt it for the reason that he, as a Welshman, felt that the \v eMi were tncjcward, as compared with the English, Scotch, or Irish, in regard to education. He felt dissatisfac- tion, he still did, ...

... OSWESTRY. THE iNsi'ECTOit OF WEIGHTS A%D -NIFAS-P.ES [Mr W. Vaughan). died from apoplexy* on Tuesdav morning. THE CiViL SunCE.-rn a recent open competition examination for the Civil Service, for sixty appointments, Mr Colin Campbell, of Oswes-try. stood second en the list, out of an immense number of competitors. LECTL'RE.—An interesting lecture was civen by Mr C. J. Naylor. of Leighton, on ...

... Wfst gfturct) A memorial, signed by 140,481 membeS of the Church CJf England, has been addressed to the praying her Majesty not to countenance the proposes to legalise the use of vestments and the eastward pbon of the cele- brant at Holy Communion. The Marquis of Salisbury, in replug a deputation (headed by the Archbishop of Can^bmy) who wished to consult him respecting the pro ...

... TO SUBSCRIBERS. The Sollowicg are the terms upon which this paper can supplied:— In Advance per Quarter. On Credit per Quarter. Stamped copies. 2s fid Stamped copies 3s Otf Unstamped 2s^d Unstamped 2s 64 ...

... At thn Aberdare police court, on Tuesday, Mr II. H Rys, a local magistrate, and chairman and vice- chairman of several public bodies, fined himself 5= and costs for allowing his dog to be at laro-e. H, could not, he said, conscientiously fine other people for such an offence unless he deaJt/the same measure towards binis* If. Hollotony's Ointment and Pills. — Bowel Complaints. Dia.rrhœa.- ...

... FOOTBALL. SHEFFIELD v. BIRMINGHAM.—The last great match of the season was played on the Bramall-lane Ground, Sheffield, on Saturday, between Birmingham and Shef- field, in the presence of a very large number of spectators. The Sheffield team, which played better together tht:1 the visitors, won by three goals to none. At the dinner which followed the match the subject of c, charging was ...

... THE CONGRESS. In the House of Commons, on Thursday night, Sir Stafford Northcote stated that the government had not received full information respecting the plenipotentiaries deputed from the various powers to attend the congress. France will send M. Waddington, their Foreign Secretary and Count St. Vallier, their Ambassador at Berlin. Italy will send Count Corti, their Foreign Secretary. ...

... 9 Count Munster,tlie German ambassador to this country, and the members of his family, have been staying, with Lord Derby at Knowsley Hall. David Wardlaw, a shoemaker, was executed within the county prison of Dumbarton on Tuesday, for the murder of his wife. They were both of intemperate habits, and on the night of the murder deceased sought the aid of the police to protect her from her ...