... ACCIDENT.—A serious accident occurred to a belonging to a small steamer now in the harbour. coming up to the town from the slip, on Tuesday nig& he unfortunately missed his way, and the night beil| very dark he fell into the cutting near the Old and broke one of his legs in two places, and is soserioi'6'' injured that little hopes are entertained of his recovery. MASONIC FUNERAL.—The funeral ...

... THE REV. H. C. CHANDLER having obtained jjl-* leave of absence from the Bishop, on account health, has appointed the Rev. F. Arnold, a & tje$j I. man well-knovn in literary circles, to take his The latter gentleman arrived last week, and VT.QJ}9. twice on Sunday to large and attentive congrega1 LOSTDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The annual iu connection with the London Missionary eg(lW was held at ...

... BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. Town HaD, Pembroke, Saturday, 12th October, before Wrn Trewent, Esq, mayor, T. Mansel, W. Hulm. Esqrs, and the Rev C. Douglas. The following licences were transferred :—The Bom- bay Hotel, Pembroke Dock, from George Austin to Henry Palmer Thomes; the Angel, Pembroke Dock, from Isaac Nicholas to Wrn Thomas Bell; the Railway Hotel, Pembroke Dock, from Sarah Johanna Davies ...

... These sessions were held at Cross Inn, on Tuesday Week, before R. D. Ackland and S Harford, Esqrs. CHARGE OF TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME. Thomas Thomaa v. Thomas Morgan and Joseph Burrell for trespassing in search of game in the parish of TJzmaston. Thomas Thomas deposed I am in the employ of Mr Pbilipps, of Picton, as a watcher. I saw the defendants on the 25th of September, on the ...

... ,^e articles produoed. Mra Ayling also identified flatter articles! ffle prisoner said Mrs Ayling gave her all the articles Committed to take her trial at the Quarter Sessions. J- SPECIAL BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. ENIOZ,dav, October 14th, before W. Trewent, mayor, ~jS(l> W. Hulm, Esq, T. Mansel, Esq, J. Dawkins, ■yq, and D. A. Reid, Esq.] Elizabeth Llewhellin, who was committed for trial on tt ...

... toen of the 2nd Battery, whose appointments, &c., wert pronounced to be the cleanest at the late annual inspec- tion, held by Col. Lennox, came off at their rifle range on Saturday evening, at Landreath. The weather was Unfavourable for carbine shooting, as the wind blew heavily across the range, hence the comparatively smali Scores. The ranges were 100 and 200 yards, five shot- at each ...

... HAVERFORDWEST RIFLE CORPs.-The prize given by CoL Peel for attendance at drill during the month of Ser tember, will be shot for on Monday next. The ranges will be 200 and 300 yards, five rounds at each distance. Wimbledon targets and scoring. The first squad will fall in at 2'15, and complete the two ranges in imme- diate succession. The second squad will be formed at four o clock. Sergt. ...

... CARMARTHEN. MR POWELL'S HOUNDS.—All the friends of Mr Powell- Qf Maesgwynne, will no doubt be very grieved to hear that in accordance with the advice of his medical at- tendants, be has determined to resign the 'horn' which he has so splendidly retained for the last 27 years. He has appointed Mr John JXees, his late wliip, as his suc- cessor; he himself taking the position of first whip, and ...

... PEMBEOKE-DOCK. PEJIBOKJ3-DCCK—On Friday afternoon her Majesty'4 despatch ship Newport, Staff-Commander WiluaoJfc sailed for Plymouth, at, which place, we understand, will be finally fitted out, and put in commission. CONCERT AT PEMBHOKE-DccK.—On Friday evening last a concert of vocal and instrumental music was give? in the Temperance Hall, by the choir of St Church, assisted by several ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO FIRE CHESTER POLICE STATION. CARO-TElt, OCT. 19.-What.ever may have been the intention of the Fenian Brotherhood as regards Chester. since their futile attempt to seize the Castle and carry off the arms, there can be no doubt that the authotfties of the city,, have. since the Manchester affair, had good reason to anticipate some mischief on the part of the Fenians, and for the ...

... TEMPERANCE.—We understand that the Rev Thomas Irving White, a deputation from the West of Eng-hmd and South \-Vale, Temperance League, will lecture on Temperance at the Market Hall on Monday evening aext. POLLUTION OF RIVERS.—The Royal CoiBmirsion, over which Mr R. Rawlinson, C.B., presides, held meetings last week at their offices, Victoria Street, Westmin- ster, for the purpose of arranging ...

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