... On Sunday week a sermon was preached in St.Michael's Church, Pembroke by the Rev. J. Hamilton, M.A., on behalf of the Colonial Church Society, when Y,3 Os. 6d. was collected. GAS SUPPLY.-The Gas Committee having failed to come to an amicable arrangement with the existing Gas Company, it was decided at a meeting of the Town Council, on Monday week. to request the Mayor to call a public meeting ...

... 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 ...

... 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; not necessarily 'ur publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. We cannot undertake to return rejected communicat ons ...

... NAR BERTH. PENNY READINGS.—The members of the Mutual lm- Pr,o.vemelit Ati,ociafioll R-a-ve. their third reading on Tues- evening wiek at the Market Lane Schoolroom, Mr *^omas Smvth, chetrii8t, Was elected Chairman hpon the of W. W. Williams,• Esq; of the Pembrokeshire ^bk, seconded. D.r M. G. Ey^ijs., The chairman, in a brief but pithy speech,' opened the JiroCeeditigB1, alter *hioh Mr James. ...

... THE VISIT OF THE BISHOP OF CAPETOWN. On Sunday week the Lord Bishop of Capetown, and Me- tropolitan of South Africa, paid Tenby a visit, for the purpose of obtaining assistance for the various missions in connection with his extensive diocese. The hearty welcome which his lordship has everywhere met with during his sojourn in England, and which, according to our contemporary The Standard, ...

... Mis particularly requested that all remittances be made after this date to the TRUSTEES, Herald Office, High- street. ...

... The town of Milford has recently been deprived of one of its most active and useful residents. The removal of John D. Roberts, Esq, from Wales will cause among the very few public men of whom we can boast, a loss not easily replaced. Mr. Roberts has, for many years, been pre-eminently a public character, and as such has merited our respect and esteem. To enumerate the different public offices ...

... MIL FOR D. WINTER EVENINGS' ENTERTAINMENTS.—These enter- tainments preserve their deserved popularity, and we were pleased to see on Monday evening some of the young ladies emerge from their seclusion to eniiven the company and e)evate;tbe public taste with some first rate music, both vocal and instrumental. The chair was ably filled by F. Wehnert, Eeq. and the programme was well arranged. The ...

... ISJJXI i'r lattJj /I\ W H I T L A N D. AX EISTEDDFOD will be held at the above ancient place on YVedriesdaj-, June 20th, 186(5, under the patronage of the Hot- W. H Yelverton, and other Gen- tlemen, when prizes will be awarded for Essays, Poetry, M usic, &c. Adjudicators—Mr W. Davies, Teilo,' Mr D. T. Wil- liams, 1 Tydfylyn.' For further particulars a Programme will be sent on receipt of two ...

... THE defeated candidate for the County representation, Lieut.-Col. Sir Hugh Owen, whose intentions in regard to the Pembroke Boroughs were so hastily proclaimed by Mr John Owen—that ever watchful sentinel over the channels to paternal ambition—has at length issued his broad sheet, in which we find no exposition of his politi- cal creed,—no indication of any decided course of conduct, except ...

... ^°talC *or week ending January 5,1867:— ^>054: Corresponding week, 186'6, £ 57,103. F. CLTJTSOM, Chief Accountant. WMRNI^W^MRNM ■■ ...

... > TENBY. The last week's subscriptions for the Lancashire Relief! Fund Umoutitsto X 18 4s. 8-Jd. SAUNDEKSFOOT.—We in:ormed our readers that the parish of St. !ssell's had been divided into seven districts to canvass it for subscriptions for the Relief Fund for Distressed Lancashire Operatives. On the 17th inst., a meeting of the Committee was held at Saundcrsfoot, when it was decided to ...