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... ! The Evening Star of Tuesday night says :—Since the incarceration of several noted Fenians in Millbank Prison, the police force on duty has been increased, and great vigilance exercised. At an early hour on Monday morning one of the policemen had his attention directed a man who was close to the prison wall, and upon approaching this fellow, he speedily decamped. On the officer going to ...

... {Pott) understand that the court-martial Crawley is postponed until next month. In the course of some alterations now progress neai the Moothall, Newcastle, some interesting portions of th« south postern of the castle, comprising a rounued Nor man arch, probably of the period of the keep (Henry ll.)t hare been exposed to view. Mr. David Waudington, who was for several yean chairman of the ...

... JONES, _ Co. have received r ti-;F> ?? / ro m the Rev. Mr Nathan, who is ll instructions i By prjfiLlC AUCTION, U ffitf b«n- ™ m Tu e S day, August 3rd, 1875, ?? fi? useful Household Furniture, *f».o' eof ,v Kitchen and Back Kitchen— . ru .kerv flower-pots, iron ani other J> * a ?? t ?? C k'ettle, fish-kettle, frying-pan, sundry -poos. , ,fh cofti -boxes, brooms, and brushes, Kik foot ...

... at the White Horse Inn, Khosllanerchrugog, on Friday, the 9th December, inst., wiU BE SOLD IN JANUARY NEXT. „,„ BAUGH & JONES, ««>r Auctioneers. NOTICE, THE Sale of the property known as the Mason's Arms, situate at Cefn Bychan, near Ruabon, together with the eight dwelling houses situate at Cefn Bychan, occupied by Mrs Griffiths and others, advertised to be sold by auction by Messrs Baugh ...

... all Official Notices in Denbij^ialdre and Flintshire. fUBLISBED EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. CIRCULATION. 5 500 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. O-STAMrED. STAMPED. . ?? 9s per annum. lln advance, lis per annum. J c, 'lite per annum. ?? Credit, 12s per annum. 13 AYLEY ?? JJRABLEY, PROPRIETORS. Sales by Auction. ~~SALES B y MESSRS. JONES & SON. FAIR DAY. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28TH, IS ...

... Calves, at 10 30. eu« TONES & SON beg to thank their patrons M'^/Sifflttds for their constant support, and that they ?? SSS ; Sale of FAT & STORE STOCK, in the * ilibo^hfield! on Thursday, the 28th day of Aug, 6 bove ffl ?? n hfl following Stock will be offered :— 1681, **™M magnificent Fat Bulls, Oxen, and Heifers. A gyJSJcES Fresh Barrens, In-calf Heifers, and 8 -down and other Fat Sheep, ...

... OF THE AUCTIONEER. WKhXHAM SMITHFIELD CAITLE SALE. EVKKY MONDAY MORNING at 1030. Catt't and Pigs sold first a' the opening Sale. • fi; LLOYD most respectfully begs to thank his ■\1 ' numerous patrons for their past liberal support, ■*■ j t^kes this opportunity to in orm them thit the ?? KDWn Cattle F.iir and his Public Auction Sale will be h-ld fverv Monday throughout the >ear, commencing ...

... AND CHESHIRE, SHR' I»XJSI-ISX3CBr> BVEK.'S S-A.T-CTRIDA.Tr MOE,ISrX2Sra-, -A-TSTD EXT. ...

... NO. —VOL. I,—Registered for Transmission Abroad. Bala. t>y Messrs. Baugh Jones. CSoMevors to the Mr Edubory), SALE AT RDABON, DENBIGHSHIRE. MESSRS. BAUGH JONES hav* been instructed by Mr. Mom Tinsley, of Rasbon, botcher, (*Bo fa nh«~|f-g hie recidenoe,) to Sell Public Aoetion, at Raabon, on Monday, the 25tb day Jane, 1860, part of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other E&cti, Mtpririag bandaome eight ...

... Mr. Sydney Hodges, of Falmouth, who, a short t'me ago, exposed the horrible treatment of a lunatic at Flushing, has written a second letter the Times, detailing the circumstances of another case almost bad. He says Even in the short interval which has elapsed cince the publication my former letter, four fresh cases have come to my knowledge. Two of them, of recent occurrence in an adjoining ...

... TCnrCATlON.—Educato the whole man—tho heart, the body ; the head to think, the heart feel, and* the body to act. Ghik*.—Grief knits two hearts in closer bonds than joy ever can, and common suffering* aro far stronger than common joys. Rich men have oommonly more need be taught con- tentment than the poor, bec.iusu all meu'a expectation# grow faster than their fortunes. Laughter and Tears.—How ...