... The following letter appeared in the Times of Saturday:— Sir,-As in their unceasing prosecutions of ex- Governor Eyre the Jamaica Committee have so far succeeded as to send my distinguished friend to stand a new trial at the Court of Queen's Bench, the means already subscribed to defend his cause will soon, I fear, be exhausted. Under these circumstances I was delighted to receive this morning ...

... HAVERFORDWEST Saturday, February 1, 1867. Vea,8; Beef, 5d to 7d Mutton, od to 6d; Lamb, Od to g for j to d, Pork 5d to Sd; Butter, Is 2d to Is 3d Fowls, 3s 0d to 4s Od per couple; Ducks, 3s Od to Geese, 3s £ d to 5s Od, Turkeys, 4s Od to 7s Od each; # to 4Jd per lb; Bacon Pigs, 7s Od to 9s d per scd > 16 lbs for Is. ...

... Sir John Pakington, the First Lord of the Admi- ralty, attended the annual soiree of the Mechanics' Institute, at Droitwich. on Friday evening. After Some general references to educational matters, Sir John, in the course of a long address, spoke of Fenianism. He thought that an additional reason might be found in the union of all classes in this country against the conspiracy existing, which, ...

... ™ E NB\ REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS—This celebrated preacher on Monday, Tuesday, Rnd Wednesday evenings, delivered eloquent addresses to large and attentive congregations, in Tudor Place, commencing at seven p.m., and in the Baptist Chape) at. 8.30. Many of those who were present at the former meeting were not, we fear, in the hahit of attending any place of worship, Mrs Guinness also preached in ...

... a^lfe speech. He afterwards, assisted by Sergeant- Paddon, invellted the Baron with the belt and 'f1' Ike band meanwhile playing See the oonquer- ■Jr° comes. The Baron, who was visibly affected, the men for the very high honour they had con- Opoo him, assuring them that he fully appreciated sindly feeling, which was reciprocated by him. It the happiest moment of his life. He felt proud to ...

... BIETHS, MABBIAGES, & DEATHS. 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, vhica are frequently found 0 In incorrectly printed, or turn out to be untrue. BIRTHS. On the 20th instant, at Bridge Street, in this town, the wife of Mr J. Rees, grocer, &c., of a daughter. 011 ...

... TENBY CORPORATION. A quarterly meeting was beld on Monday, the 11th instant, Present,—The Mayor Aldermen Wells, Kees, and Mason Councillors G. White, J. Gregory, G. Hughe*, W. M. Harries. G. Mends, H. Birkin, W.GibUs, J. Gifford. and W. W. Rees. A letter was read from Mr Roberts, offering to give C60 and to make the road to the station from the Green Hill Road, for the plot of land in the ...

... No notice can be taken of anonymous communications Wha'ever is intended for insertion must be authenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; noi necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Wo cannot undertake to return rejected communications ...

... THE RESIGNATION OF THE CONSERVA- TIVE GOVERNMENT. We (The Times) are requested by Mr Disraeli to publish the following Circular: •• If Parliament were sitting 1 should not have adopted this course; but as the public acts of a Ministry should not be misunderstood, and as there are no other means of explaining their motives, I have taken the liberty of thus addres- sing the Conservative members ...

... ASRA.NGE EWE and LAMB have been and »ra still trespassing upon fields at Dnii:iston, in tn parish of Nolton, near Haverfordwest, and have ll0^. yet been claimed, although they have been cried 'nJLa town of Haverfordwest by the public crier there. owner, upon describing the marks upon the Ewe a Lamb to the said crkr, and paying the expenses, bare the same. ...

... SHOCKING SutcinE.—An inquest was held on Friday afternoon, by Mr Langham, at the Board- room of St. Martin's Vestry, concerning the death of Daniel ftowley, aged forty-eight. The deceased had been for many years employed in the brewery of Messrs. Combe and Delafield, as drayman. Saturday morning, owing to some difference con- cerning the quantity of ale he was to take otit> left his horses and ...

... ON PREACHING WOMEN. That ssch a practice is not only discountenanced, but positively prohibited, by the Apostle Paul, see his first epistle to the Corinthians chapter XI, 6th and following verses; and chapter XIV. 34th and following verses. And steo in his first Pastoral Epistle :tœ Timothy II., 11th and following 'verses :— God, in Christ, featn subjected wome-,m- to man, and in ...