... MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE NEXT SHOW AT CARMARTHEN. A meeting of those interested in the Unitod Counties' Agricultural Society was held at the Bour's Head Hotel on Saturday. Col. Lewes presided, and there were also present :Mr Edward Lewis, Cillofwr Mr Henry Davies, Typicca Mr John Fraucis, Myrtlo Hill Mr John Evans, Welstone, Tenby Mr W. J Buckley, Penyfai Mr Edward Francis, ...

... Aletheia and Total Abstinence To the Editor of the Carmarthen Weekly lieporter. Sll,- Your learned and constant corres- pondent Aletheia, in his notes on Carmarthen under the Searchlight, in vour last issue, made somo uncalled for remarks as to total-abstinonco. He says: — It is as well to bear in mind that it is not [ total-abstinence] an essential of Christi- anity. There is not ono ...

... THE Rev James Wareing (the erstwhile l ather David) ar.d his wife are at present on a visit to Carmarthen. the best English lever watches, clocks, &c., cash or on the instalment system, go to Herbert Jones & Co. You will save fifty per cent. Ili. Lewis Mounts has made a selection of representative pieces from his poetical works which will be published at once, and at it popular price, by ...

... Theft from the Carmarthen Market. THE CARETAKER AND HIS BROTHER- IN-LAW IN CUSTODY. THE THIEF SENT TO GAOL FOR A MONTH. THE ALLEGED RECEIVER COM- MITTED. The appearance of Guildhall-square on Monday morning between 10.30 and li a.m. was, to use tne words ot a spectator, just lika os if the foxhounds were having a meet. It had transpired that tho caretaker of the Carmarthen market was to be ...

... A Tried and True Friend. The Old Proverb says that A friend in need is a friend indeed, and it is only when the nped makes itself felt, when trouble and sickness visit the family, that the value of a tried and true friend is appreciated. At this season of the year we hear so many complaints of sicknes or of weak and failing health that anything which would assist to remove the sickness and do ...

... Ut course, on occasions of this kind, other Joroughs have citizens who present parks md buildings to the town but in Carmarthen vhatever we undertake will have to dipend ipon the humble guinea. Those who are generous have not the wealth and those imongst us who have wealth are determined o stick to it. There is a lot of balderdash spoken at times about making Carmarthen l residental centre ...

... RENT AUDIT.—The balf-ycsrly rent audit of the estates of ihe Hon. the Viscount Etnlyn, situate in th? parishes of Cayo, Ciiycwm, Llanlair' ar-y-bryn, and Llandingat, was he'd a; the Castle Hotel, last week, when Mr D W Drummond, the agent, attended t > receive iIn rents, and allowed the tenants 10 per cent, and the tithei, which is ...