... TENBY CORPORATION. A quarterly meeting was beld on Monday, the 11th instant, Present,—The Mayor Aldermen Wells, Kees, and Mason Councillors G. White, J. Gregory, G. Hughe*, W. M. Harries. G. Mends, H. Birkin, W.GibUs, J. Gifford. and W. W. Rees. A letter was read from Mr Roberts, offering to give C60 and to make the road to the station from the Green Hill Road, for the plot of land in the ...

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... delivering their verdict, made a recommendation of mercy J°you, which the magistrates are always very happy to into consideration. We hope, however, you will take great care not to commit any offence again, because a previous conviction tells very heavily on a second sentence. The sentence of the Court is that you be ^prisoned and kept to bard labour for one calendar toonth. STEALING A WELT ...

... I vnov, T) Y, Vtay I —Ka>r s^pp'tcs Gf pot.^ioe R'c r,n sal it es,- Ne.tr:v ail des- As compared wi'h Monday last, tile quotations cxli'.Oit changes of importance. ...

... THE SULTAN'S JOURNEY to civilised parts has already had a result. A school will be shortly opened at Con- stantinople for the united instruction of 300 Christian and 300 Mussulman children, ...

... THE RESIGNATION OF THE CONSERVA- TIVE GOVERNMENT. We (The Times) are requested by Mr Disraeli to publish the following Circular: •• If Parliament were sitting 1 should not have adopted this course; but as the public acts of a Ministry should not be misunderstood, and as there are no other means of explaining their motives, I have taken the liberty of thus addres- sing the Conservative members ...

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... to- e do not consider otirselvesrespongible for the opinions n^ seniiments of our Correspondents PEMBROKESHIRE BANK. *$IR,-We feet it due to ourselves and to Mr Lewis, D respee'ed Manager, to romove any erroneous im- alan^f113 10111 m')Q^s of our friends and clients, and Lewis »y0Ur re«^s in general, that the action Watts v. &Ptfnn was,.a Personal one against Mr Lewis. The HamP WaS ...

... (From the Mark Lane Express.) The fickle season, of which so mauy make complaints, haff again let go the frost, and brought us into the region of fog and damp. The newly-planted wheat, being mostly small, will pass the change unharmed; and if the south winds blow, we may yet see much seed vegetate before Chrismas. But the buoyancy brought by the frost has gone along with it, and again the flow ...

... SUDDEN DEATH —Mr William Wogan, of Main-street Pembroke, died very Buddenlr on the afternoon of the 19th inst. Mr Wogan, (who hod been ailing for some time) partook of tea, and in a few minutes afterwards expired. The cause of death is said to be disease of the heart. Tho deceased was 76 years of age, and until recently had held the office of road surveyor for the Borough of Pembroke, where he ...

... At a late hour on Saturday night a disturbance of serious character occurred at Price's beerhoxwerbiabop, Auckland, in the course of which Police-eons table Walkington was shot in the right breast by a ...

... Foreign. ? The resolution lately passed by the American House of Representatives, proposing a constitutional amendment with reference to the franchise, has been carried in the Senate by forty to sixteen votes. The resolution provides that neither race, colour, nativity, property, education, nor creed shall in any respect form a disqualification in the exercise of the suffrage. Upon his ...