... It is particularly requested that all remittances be in&ia to the TRUSTKES, Herald (Hike, High-street. ...

... HOLI.OWAY'S OINTMEXT AND PILLS.—Cramps—Neuralgia— Spasms.—These severe nervous affections are hippily 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 ...

... MEETING OF RATEPAYERS AT PEMBROKB(.DOCK.-P Friday evening last, a meeting of ratepayers was beld the Temperance Hall, for the purpose of endeavouring to ascertain the cause of the present high rating. T«' chair was occupied by Mr William Hughes, »bo »rt' dressed the meeting. Several otber gentlernen also spok d in suitable terms, mid seven gentlemen were appoite by the meeting, which was a ...

... PEMBROKE. VOLUNTEER APPOINTMENT.—Col.-Sergeant Wichello, 13th Depot Battabon, Huts Encampment, has been ap- pointed drill and rifle instructor to the 3rd Pembroke Rifle Volunteers. PEMBROKE PETTY SESSIONS. BOROUGH SESSIONS. Town Hall, Saturday, before W. Trewent, E?q, mayor, 1J: Mathias Wm. Hulm, N. A. Roch, T. Mansel, J. Hawkins, D. A. Reid, and T. Lewi, Esqrs. Elizabeth Upton, of King ...

... I think that she Geometry and some parts of the and Trigonometry are vary well done by Childa «B(J Evans. I find only one paper on Trigonometry of Childs is it TO isible that all his papers on that subject were not I am, joura truly, JOHN BUTTERY. lbe following students of the college were then called it?- head-master, Mr Marshall, and presented with eir prizes by the chairman — p 'J, ...

... It is particularly requested that all remittances be made to the TRUSTEES. Herald omce. High-street. ...

... 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 ...

... In the Carmarthen Asylum, there is accommodation for 212. On the 1st of January last. there were 174 lunatics in the bouae, leaving room for 38. The Con missioners recom mend the erection of new farm buildings. upon a better site than that occupied by the present old and dilapidated house?. They also suggest that the unfinished building at Job's Well should be made availa- hIe for the male ...

... Ttte ahova institution, which has recently been estab- for the purpose of promoting adult education by fianq of evening classes, held its first meeting for the tt'stribution of prizes on Saturday afternoon, at the college buildings, Castle-street, Hinover-street, Long- ?re- The chair was taken by the Rev W. G. Humphry, 'car,'of the parish of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields; the 0 ...

... PEMBROKE. THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE OAPEL IN FORIEGN PARTS. — Sermons in aid of the funds of the above benevolent society were Reached in the Churches of Saint Mary, Saint Michael, Saint Nicholas, in this town, on Sunday last, by the ^C^ar ...

... A TRAGEDY IN ST. PETER'S, AT ROME,—A letter from Rome says:—' A strange event occurred here oil the day of the great ceremony. At half-past eight, near the chapel of the Holy Sacrament, at the moment when the bishops preceding the Pope were entering in procession and passing through the nave, a man of shabby appearance stabbed himself twice in the throat with a knife. His blood spurted out on ...