... MR. BAILLIEU'S CONCERT. —This concert CONCERT. took place on Tuesday night last, in the Town Hall, & was numerously attended. The first part was devoted to sacred music, which was executed by Mr Propert and his choir, accom- panied on the piano-forte by Mr Appleby, and on the cornet a piston by Mr Harding; the 4 Hallelujah Chorus' was also accompanied by Mr Harding's fnll band. The second part ...

... Prize Shooting, Value £5. rjPO be Shot for, on Old New Year's Day (January 12), a Boat, nearly new, 14 feet over all, clinker built and copper fastened, at Sixpence per shot, to commence at 11 o'clock precisely, at Mr William Harries's. Little Milford. EDUCATION. UPPER MARKET-STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. j\/T BS. A. J. SCURLOCK, begs to inform her Friends 1_»_L and the Public generally that the ...

... On Monday afternoon a most distressing event, the intelligence of which will deeply wound the public feeling throughout the whole country, occurred in the metro- polis in connwition with one of its great places of popular recreation, resulting in the. violent death of 15 human beings, and injuries more or lesa serious to many more. The accident happened at the Victoria Theatre, situated at the ...

... —The poor of the parish of Ishmaels beg to express their gratitude to Joshua B. Allen, Esq., of London, for five pounds, and Mrs. Roch, of Butterhill, for money and clothes. These are annual charities and highly prized by those who receive them. ...

... —The following appears in the Moni- teur :-The Emperor* renewing his first decision, has remitted to M. de Montal^mbert the penalties definitively pronounced against him by the judgment of the Imperial Court of 21st Dec., 1858. His Majesty has also remitted to M. Dounial, manager of the Correspondant, the penalty of imprisonment pronounced against him by the sentence of the 24th of November. ...

... quarterly meet- ing of this club took place at the Castle Hotel last Friday. when about 40 of the members dined. Mr Mathias, of Lamphey, presided. The implement raffled for was a grubber, which was won by Mr John Jones, of Bolton Hiil. he discussion which was intended to have taken place, on the feeding of horses, was postponed; but there was a lively debate on the subject of the feeding of ...

... MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPH. —Tt is apprehended that telegraphic communication between Cagliari and Malta will not be resumed for some little time to come. Advices received in London mention that her Majesty's steamer Caradoc had been placed at the disposal of the agents of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, who were thus enabled to examine both ends of the cable. The result of their ...

... Tuesday, 21st ult., a brilliant assemblage numbering upwards of one hundred of the elite of the county, and all the officers of the Pembroke garrison were invited to a ball and supper at the Gate House Hotel, given jointly by Mrs Wedgwoood and Mrs Chas. Allen. The rooms are well adapted for the purpose, three being thrown together to form the ball-room, which was pret- tily ornamented with ...

... SUPPER. friends and supporters •of Miss Miller, Cross Say s, in this town, partook of a sumptuous supper there ...

... STREET-ROBBERY AT PEMBROKE DOCK. TOWN HALL, PEMBROKE. Tuesday, December 28.-Before William Hulm, Esquire mayor, and T. Lewis, Esquire. William Stine, a private in the 85th Regiment, was charged by Benjamin Mathias, with having feloniously assaulted him on Sunday night, at Pembroke Dock, and stolen the sum of Is 6d, a pocket knife, silk handker- chief, and a pair of gloves from his person. ...

... early autumn, the county families who come, and only. intend staying the week, are accommodated with extreme inconvenience, aJ the town is then full, and people are naturally not anxious to take families for a week when by that circumstance they may lose the chance of lotting their lodgings to visitors for a series of weeks. The conse- quence is that county families are not thanked for coming ...

... NARROW ESCAPE. —Last week a boat, containing six persons, had been despatched from Her Majesty's ship Eagle to Pembroke Dock for provisions, and had not gone far from shore on her return, when she was over- taken by one of those sudden squalls which have baen so prevalent of late. and completety capsized, immersing the whole of the men in the water. Fortunately, boats were immediately put off ...