... H A Y IS A F 0 II I', Saturday February 16, 1367. fceef, Gd to 83 Mutton, 7,1 to Lamb, Od to Od i,V(i to 7d, J'grfe ',d to 6d; Buttsr, Is 2d to Is ...

... and saiu he felt great pleasure in finding himself among his tenantry once more. He was glad to see them look so well, and was very thankful that so many had as- so well, and was very thankful that so many had as- sembled there that day, and more especbllv to those persons who bad come from the upper part of Pem- brokeshire, and who had set the great inclemency of the weather at naught.. He ...

... Pembroke PETTY SESSIONS. P BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. Uown Hall, Saturday, February 16, 1867, before Wm. -j^ewent, Esq, Mayor, F. L. Clark, Esq, John Adams, and the Rev R. J. H. Thomas. Afor^-71 Kdfy' alia9 Murry, alias Queenstown, and Sarah the RS> alias ^'a% Dufft two unf°rtunates belonging to bron ,ya^ Marines public house, Pembroke-dock, were Evan .UP in cu8tody> charged by Superintendent Geo ...

... ALLEGED MURDER OF A SEAMAN AT On Sunday evening, a quarrel arose between two of the crew of a vessel lying in the harbour at Milford, which resulted in the death of one of them, notwith- standing the active interference of the mate of the ship. The deceased, it is reported, was stabbed to the heart with a knife, and died immediately. The accused was taken into custody, and on Tuesday an ...

... PEMBROKE. I'^JIEROTIE STEEPLE CHASES. — We are given to Ijhderstand that these races will be held on or about March 12th, and that Mr John Hitchings, to whom the success of former meetings is mainly attributable, has again consented to act as hon. secretary. BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. These sessions were held at the Town Hall, on Satur- day, Feb. 9th, before Wm. Trewent, mayor, Esq, F. L. Clark, ...

... CARMARTHEN STEEPLE CHASES. THE HUNTERS' STAKES, Of 3 sovs. each, with 40 sovs. added by the Stewards, About three miles. st. lb. 12 7 Mr G. Price's The Nun (Mr Milward) 1 12 7 Mr Roberts's Milford, 5 yrs G. Holman) 2 12 7 Mr Wallace's The Thane, aged.(Mr Thomas) 3 12 7 Mr Merton's Jack ot Newbury, aged (Mr Merton) 0 12 2 Mr Lewis's Freitag, aged. (T.Owen) 0 12 7 Mr Barker's Saucebox, aged (H. ...

... PEMBROKESHIRE SPRING ASSIZES. The commission for these Assizes was opened at the Shire Hall on Tuesday, before the Hon. Sir H. S. Keating, Knight. His Lordship took his seat on the Bench shortly before twelve o'clock on Wednesday. The usual formalities having been completed, His Lordship proceeded to address the Grand Juries. lu addressing the Grand Jury of the County, His Lordship said ...

... -■ T E N B Y. PEMBROKE AND TENET RAILWAY.—We are.glad to be enabled to state that arrangements have been made widi Mr 1. Smedley, the manager of this line, so that the mails will be carried via Whitland. The London mail will arrive at Tenby at 7 a.m., and the North mail at 2 p.m. each day the London mail will leav9 Tenby at 5 p.m., and the North mail at 11.30 a.m. There will be two bags daily ...

... LEGAL an examination held last week for the admission of attorneys, Mr Frederick Lanning, second son of Robert Lanning, Esq, of Pem- broke, underwent the necessary examination for admis- sion as attorney and solicitor, at the Incorporated Law Society, London. PETTY SESSIONS. COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. Thes;) sessions were held at the Town Hall, Pembroke, on Saturday, February 2nd, before Lewis ...

... PETTY SESSIONS. [Town Hall, Tuesdav, February 5th, 1867. Before Mr Trewent, mayor; J. R. Bryant and J. Dawkins, EsqS. and the Rev C. Douglas.] William Edwards, of the East End, Pembroke, waS brought up in custody, charged with a violent assault on John Codd, his stepfather. John Codd deposed: I am sixty-seven years of age. I live in the East End, near the Railway Bridge, Pem^ broke. My wife ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & 1)BATHS Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, should be sent to us in Manuscript, properly authenticated. We cannot under- take tc search other papers for these announcements, which are frequently found o be incorrectly printed, or turr out to be untrue. BIRTHS. On the 11th inst, at Ivy Cottage, Barn-street, in this town, the wife of Mr J, H. Gamble, ot'a daughter. On ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY. THE REFORM QUESTION. The House having resolved itself into a committee of the whole House to consider the paragraph in Her Majesty's gracious speech, relating to the representation of the people, The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that Her Ma- jesty's gracious words were significant—they related to the most important political question which could engross their ...