... shoemaker. - April 29, tit. Thomas's Green, Haverfordweat, aged 6F, Miio. Jane Llewhellin. April 29, at l'rendergast, aged 48, yr. Hugh,. April 27. at St. Thomas Greet, Moverfordwed, Mary, thew ife of Mr. John Frans, tailor, aged Si. .April 2.1 ut Milford ...

... upon 140 int.-rest of the unfunded debt had been made, and that a grin, not eho., had hern the result. lie 'Jest notieed a second Perim of brought against hint with refennee to the abortive scheme for tbscherging .or converting portion a port ion of the ...

... 'Ventre,' Brethren, and is well worth awing. Be has been termed the stage npliolsterer, from the extraordinary attention whirh he hob paid to the nowt trivial propertivii, stage illustrations, but they decidedly add to the njoyment of the man of taste ...

... at present. EDUCATION GRANT.—A parliamentary paper has just burn printed, showing the expenditure from the education grant. The balatiec sheet from 1839 to Del-ember last, shows an expenditure (with the balsam in baud) of k £1,462,937 19s. 2d. Last wee ...

... .. 44.77 ,1 The eorre vonding statement for the previoos month 'Aug.) showed a total MO or ; for Ju l 9l eevvls, or 52,731 ton. ; 99 or ton.; f.r Mar, MM or 1C.,447 tons; for April, 76 or ton.; for Marv+, M 1 vessels, or 41,410 tons; for February, 79 ...

... life. I shall nil times look back upon your great kindness with gratitude, and I trust that 1 may have the opportunity of showing bow much I value the friendships 1 have made this day. After the lapse of few minutes—devoted to refreshments, which were ...

... as on this occasion no one seemed to know if a second race was likely to come off. The following is the result of the racing:— THE HUNTERS' STAKES, Of 1 sov. each, 10s. forfeit, with zE15 added, the second horse to save his stake; open to horses regularly ...

... —The necessity for distrusting all accounts of injury to crops in their early stages has again been exemplified by the present prospects of the French vintage. In March and April last it was an- nounced that in all the principal districts injury from frost ...

... half-year amounted to £ 185,421 3s. 2d. as compared with *170,576 19s. 5d. during the corresponding period of the year 1860, showing an increase of £14,844 3s. 9d. -he arbitration before Mr Whitmore upon matters in I4lspute between the Great Western and this ...

... South Pembrokeshire, was held pursuant to advertisement, at the Routh Wide. Hotel, at two o'clock on hint Monday afternoon, April 'Pith. The object of the meeting woe to take into consideratinn the beat mean.. of conveying to the Government a statement ...

... the of ac•'wnmadatiott. Cardiff was too small—that is, the town is deficient it accommodation ; although the show-ground is superior to the show ground of the rival towns. Hereford has only one good first-clam hotel, and that by no mane of the largest. ...

... Phillips: I am a collector of assessed taxes, and live at Priory Cottage, near this town. The prisoner came to me in the second week in April, having been recommended to me William Devereux. I engaged tho prisoner to collect the taxes for me, in the first place ...