... LLANRIAN.—The poor of Llanrian beg leave to return their sincere thanks to G. Harries, Esq, Rickeston, for his liberal donation to them on Christmas Day.—' He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord.' The Rev Arthur Richardson, B.A., Curate of Bettws, Abergele, Denbighshire, (son of the Rev A. H. Richard- son, vicar of Llanwnda, Pembrokeshire,) was instituted by the Lord Bishop of St ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. HATBRFORDWEST HARRIERS. Friday Jan. 4—W«twyn«eft»tla Cross Roads.10.30 PEMBROIHSHIRB FOX-HOUNDS. Thursday .Jan. 3—Tripploton Bridge .10.30 THlC SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE Fox HOUMDS. Thursday .Jau. Cloø ...

... OUTRAGE AND RORRERY IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. On the 27th nit.. while Mr Andrew Qunnineham, ot Carlogie House, factor for the Earl of Dalhoijsie, wa, travelling in a railway carriage between the C irnouatie and Broushty Ferry Stations, on the Dundee and Ar- broath section of t!'e Caledonian Railway, he was rohbed of the sum of £ 1,862 Mr C'lnnin^mrii had been collect- ing rents and was on his way ...

... THE ATLANTIC YACHT RACE. COWES, Dec 26. The Fleetwing arrived at 2 a.m., and the Yesta at 30 a.m. to day. Great, excitement prevails here in consequence of this race, and all the yachts arriving so close together. The three vessels are lying off the Royal Yacht Squadron Club House, by he mem bers of which clnb the yachtmen have been most cordially received, especially those belonging to the ...

... No notice can be taken of anonymous communication: Wha ever is intended for insertion must be authenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; nc ...

... The ancient custom of decorating sacred edifices at Christmastide with evergreens has been ob- served in several of the churches of the town and in accordance with our usual practice we give a brief description of the most noticeable decorations in each church. Commencing then with SAINT MARY'S CHURCH, which has for several years taken the lead in Christmas ornamentations, we remark several im ...

... TENBY. The second of the series of the soirees dansantes took T ace on Fridav week, at the Assembly Rooms, and was attended by about 130 of the elite of the town and sur- rounding neighbourhood. Mr Ashman's band performed a select programme, and Mr Gregory, of the Gate House ^otel, catered in his usually efficient manner foe the Inner wants of the assembly. POLICE COURT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24TH; ...

... PEMBROKE-DOCK. THE POULTRY SHOW. This Show took piece in the Market on Friday week, when a large assortment was exhibited. The judges this year were Mr Griffiths, Priory, Mr Jenkins, Victoria Hotel, Mr Allen Long, and Mr Jermin, Kingswood, the secretary being Mr W. H. Lewis. The Turkeys and Geese were classed 1st and 2nd. The following prizes were awarded: TURKEYS.—FIRST CI,ASS. £ s. n. Mrs ...

... NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. is particularly requested that all remittances be malt after this date to the TRUSTEES, Herald Office, High, street. ...

... A DISAPPOINTED AUDIENCE.—A few days since the inhabitants of a town on the Pennsylvania Railroad were startled by an announcement that on the follow- ing night a learned gentleman would give a grand ex- hibition in the public hall, in which he should show the complete control be exercised over the feline and canine family, by making a number of cats and dogs do everything be required of them. ...

... and other flowers are interspersed. The walls of the Save and aisle bear numerous devices, among which are included eternities, trinities, trefoils, and crosses, in considerable variety. On the altar there is a very large monogram—' 1. H. S.' the characters being Ifiade of a red material, and a similar device on a Smaller scale forms the centre of an illuminated piece On the lectern. The ...

... HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS .-Cramps-Neul-,Ilgia- Spasms.-These severe nervous affections are h ippily moderated in their intensity and duration by the soothing and purifying powers of these inestimable prepartions. Whether the cramp be in the stomach, legs, or toes, it yields with equal facility to the application of the Ointment; and the recurrence of these dis- disorders is effectually ...