... HAVERFORDWEST PETTY SESSIONS. These sessions were held at the Shire Hall, on ThurP- day, before John Madocks, Esq, Mayor, and John Harvey, Esq. CHARGE OF TRESPASS. James Evans and Thomas Evans were charged with trespassing in hay fields belonging to Mr Benjamin Phillips, of Prendergast Place. The defendants admitted the charge. The coirplainant said he did not wish to press the charge, and was ...

... T ^Return for vfeeii ending June 23, 1867:— a • ^8l}782: Corresponding week, 1866, £ 80,588. F. CLTJTSOM, Chief^Accountant^ ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. o, Traffic Return for the week ending July ]4, 18fJ7:—I °tal, £ 81,891 Corresponding week, ]86'6, £ 83,154. F. CLUTSOM, Chief Accountant. ...

... A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. For some time past Mr D. D. Home, the celebrated Spiritualist,' has been staying at Malvern under the care of Dr Gully. One day last week Mr Home suddenly disappeared from the neighbourhood, and the next we bear of the gentleman, whose face had become quite famiiiar at Malvern, and was not unknown In Worcester, is of his being a prisoner. A writ had been issued against ...

... PEMBROKE-DO OK. PEMHR^KE-DOCTC GARRISON.—The Board of Ordnance vessel has arrived fiom Woolwich, laden with ammuni- tion and stores for the garrison and forts of the Haven. On Sunday afternoon her Majesty's frigate Fox, Staff Commander Moriarty, arrived from Portsmouth with machinery and stores for the iron ship of war Penelope. HEAVY THUNDERSTORM AT PEMBROKE-DOCK—A very heavy t 'rm of ...

... The third ball of the season will take place at the Royal Assembly Rooms, on Thursday the 2iith instant, which is expected to be well attended. The celebrated Cremona Concert Company give their entertainments at the Royal Assembly Rooms, on Mon- day evening the 22nd inst, and Wednesday afternoon and evening. The well-known ability of these artists is sufficient to enable us to promise good ...

... W ANTED, A N APPRENTICE (Out-door) to the Bookselling anct Stationery, For Particulars, &c, apply to J. Harries, Bookseller, and Stationer, Bridge-street, Haver- fordwest. NEW MILFOltD, PEMBROKESHIRE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE. EDMOND AND BEES Have been Instructed to Sell by Auction at the residenca of Mr Patrick Connor, situate in Lawrenny-ntreet* New Milford, on Thursday, the 1st of ...

... No notice can be taken of anonymous communications Wha ever is intended for insertion must beauthenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; not necesaariiyiorpublication, but as a guarantee ofgocd faith. Wocannot undertake to return rejected communications ...

... A remarkable instance of the convenience of direct railway communication with the metro- polis and also of attention to public duty is furnished by the newspapers of this week. Those among our local readers who watch the progress of Parliamentary business will not fail to have observed that the member for Haverfordwest took part in the debate on the Reform Bill in the House of Commons on ...

... The Editor of the Sheffield Telegraph, who took a very active part in demanding the Commission, has received several threatening letters. The following is a copy of the latetlt:- Wadsley July 1st, 67. to the Gaffer Sir its high time your —— mouth was Shut and if you dont shut it you will no the consequence of it —— Soon i will Send you to the Moon and your papers too i will make you neither ...

... T E N B Y. ST. FLORENCE.—After an interesting address by tbO Rev. E. Ibbotson on Tuesday evening, 16th imtant, In the School-room, the sum of £ 5 lis 4d., inclusive subscriptions, and the proceeds of a card, was collected in aid of the operations of the Society fjr the PrJpagation of the Gospel. SAUNDEUSFOOT. —On Wednesday, the 24th instant, the children of the St. Issels, and other schools of ...

... (From the Lifeboat Journal.) Of all the calamities to which the human race is liable, unless it be that of unceasing pain, there is perhaps none which we each of us dread so much in our own persons, or sympathize with so greatly when beheld in others, as loss of sight. Although we are only too apt to slight those every-day blessings which a bountiful Providence has bestowed on us, and instead ...