... ROOSE PETTY SESSIONS.—These sessions were held at the Shire Hall on Saturday, before 0. E. Davies, Esq, I J. P. Jones, Esq, and Rev P. Phelps. There were no cases of any interest to the public. COUNTY COURTS.—A parliamentary return just issued shows that the total expenses of the county courts in England and Wales, in the year ending the 31st of March, 1864, were £ 250.643. Of this sum the ...

... PE!O^O^E^doc £ Her Majesty's ship Blenheim, 60, Captain Mason, will leave Pembroke to-day (Wednesday), for Plymouth, and will be replaced by the Revenge, 73. On Saturday last the Orontes, iron troop ship, Captain H. W. Hire, arrived at Pembroke from Portsmouth, with the 62d Regiment, comprising Col. Incall. commanding, Colonel Luard, Captains Carter, Hunter, Gilpin, Cubitt, Hughes, and Sharp; ...

... One of the most interesting pieces of evidence which was given before the magistrates at Trowbridge on Thursday, at the examination of C nstance Kent, was the extraordinary statement of Sergeant Watte, viz. That on the Saturday which was the diy when diecovery of the murder was made, he found in the fire-hole-of th(, hot plate of the scullery a garment, which he described as a chemise, but ...

... LOKDON, MOHDAY, February 27.—These markets con- tinue to be moderately supplied with potatoes. The trade, both for English and Scotch descriptions, is steady, and prices rule firm. The fact being that there is a cultivated Art among all great nati ns, inevitably necessary to them as the fulfilment of one part of their human nature. None but savage nations are without Art, and civilised nations ...

... To the Gentlemen of Haverfordwest, Pembroke, and Pembroke Dock. IIoNotJICI D SIRS,—My fond husband, who was a sailor, in one of last November's frightful storms was pitched from the deck of the City of Paris sfamer, into an angry sea, and perished. In one moment I was left a destitute ielphss widow, with two mere infant children. Kind friends sought cssistance for me in the above towns, Yon ...

... WILLIAM SAYCE, GENERAL STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, DEALER IN BERLIN Wont., EMBROIDERY, BEADS, BRAIDS,&C, FANCY EEPOSITOEY, 13, HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. A PARCEL D IRE C T D A I L Y FROM LONDOM. ...

... 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. ...

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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 ...

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... THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA. Copy of telegrams received from her Majesty's Ambas- sador at St. Petprsburg: — APUIL 8 (3 A.M ) —Another physician has confirmed my previous reports on the fever here. Dilated pupils are a symptom of recurrent fever, but typhus is the more general disease. I believe there have been no cases with buboes or carbuncles. The army and navy are healthy. Four or five ...

... G EN ERAL INTEIjLIG ENCE. FUNERAL OF A BEE. A correspondent of the Glasgow Herald says On Sunday morning I had the pleasure of witnessing a most interesting ceremony. Whilst walking with a friend in a girden near Falkirk, -'e observed two bees issuing from one of the hives, bearing betwixt them the b dy of a defunct comrade, with which they flew for ad-stance of ten yards. We followed them ...