... 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 ...

... NOTICE. CAT T L E P LAG U E. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE (TO WIT.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Justices of the Peace of this County in Quarter Sessions assem- bled, on the 9th day of March, 1867, being the local authority of the said County, have granted their licenses for holding of FAIRS for the Sale of Cattle on the days and at the places undermentioned, namely: At MAENCLOCHOG on Monday, the ...

... T the Fishery Aet. Several attempts were i afterwards made by fhhennen of Cardigan, Cilgerrari, lilechryd', and Kenarth, -to gain the crowd's attention Bt to no avail.- Some of' them attacked the Tivyeide gentlemen, calling upon them to drop such oppression, 4ad sympathise with the poor fishermen's families, by Withdrawing the license; and others argued for reducing the same to a reasonable ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. PEMBROKESHIRE FOX-HOUNDS. Thursday March THE SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE FOX HOUNDS. Friday .March B-Terby 10-30 HAVERFORDWEST HARRIERS. Friday .March 8-1'1'ooper'e Inn ...

... IMPROVED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MILFORD AND IRELAND. We are glad to learn that one of the objects respecting which public opinion has frequently been expressed, is on the eve of accomplishment. The improvemeot of the means of communication between the south of Ireland and the south of England, through Milford, must be beneficial to Waterfoid, and useful to the surrounding districts; and ...

... .it f8 Shyrme deposed that the defendant came oppo- t0_oer door, nnd began to shovel away some manure h f1! to her. She told the defendant to desist, out she continued to do so, and lifted the shovel over her head, and threatened to lay her down with it. She rested the shovel irom her hands, and hurled it a dis- ance off. The defendant again took up the shovel, _and imed a blow at her; but she ...

... NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. It is particularly requested that all remittances be mask to the TRUSTEES, Herald Office, High-street. ...

... FAIR.-The annual fair was held on Tuesday. The supply of all descriptions was very small and included very few of superior quality. Tae business transacted was of an unimportant character, and the fair was at an end early in the day. The pig fair will take place to- day. (Wednesday.) POPULAR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTs.-The second of the series of popular musical entertainments, given by the ...

... MR. EDWARD RIBBON, flANO-FORTB, ViOMjtf, AKD VJOIiUWOfiLM) T«A8BB Piant-Fortts T*p-e ...

... N ARB E R T H. OTNTR COURT. >a« llie insT'h«fg °f tw'i?0?rt Was held on Monday Cia fu attend'before H- R'. Bagshawe, Esq. There &rofeBSiSd rh^ePrKenUn,S,b0^ branc^03 of the Te ?8> Esq,, O mTb^ers ot th^ bar Present were R. Vi miams £ -1?owel'« .EstO> Messrs J. Eaton Evans »' 6. Stokes. &t°n Lvan8' Ja^sj sg&sr £ ^&'sa? caUea upo° PPewed for ...

... HAVERFORDWEST M A RE B T. Saturday March 2, 1867. Meef, 6d to 8d Mutton, 7d to 9d; Lamb, 12d to 13d Veal to 7d, Pork 5d to 7d; Butter, Is Od to Is 3d; Eggs, 24for Is Fowls, 2s 9d to 3s 6d per couple; Ducks, 3s 6d to is Od ditto Geese, 4s Od to 4s 6d, Turkeys, 5s d to 7s Od each; Cheese, 3d to p-r lb; Potatoes, 2i lbs. for Is Od; Bacon Pigs, 9s Pd to 6d per score. ...

... MR. EDWAIID RIBBON, PIANO-FORTE, ViOWN, AND VJOLONGfcLM) TEACHER Piano-Fortes Ttsnec RESIDENCE -6, ME IILIN'S TERBAOE, HAVEKFOKDWE8* R 0 S E MAR K E T. A GRAND AMATEIjR MUSICAL ENTERTAIN, A. MENT will be given in the National School Room, Roaemarket, on Wednesday evening the 17th of April, 1867. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at eight p.m. Tickets oue shilling each. Admission by ticket? only, ...