... WEDNESDAY. The Court assembled to-day at ten o'clock. Then were three prisoners for trial:—one charged with steal- ing saws, one with obtaining securities for money b- false pretences, and one with stealing a blanket of th. value of 6s. The proclamation against vice and immorality having been read, The Chairman proceeded to charge the Grand Jury. He said Gentlemen of the Grand hry- When I ...

... These sessions were held at the Shire Hall on Saturday before the Rev. T. Watts, J. D. Roberts, Esq., S. Harford, Esq., and O. E. Davies, Esq. CHARGE OF USING THREATENING LANGUAGE. John Rees, a farmer, residing at Ford, was charged with threatening to shoot James Charles, a watchman in the employ of iirs Edwardes, at Ford. The complainant deposed: On Friday, the 20th of March, I was in the ...

... FISHGUARD. THE DINAS ORPHAN FUND.- The Committe beg grate- fully to acknowledge the receipt of P.O.O. from Mrs Peregrine Lort Phillips, for three guineas; stamps from Mr H. Stephens, Haverfordwest, 2s.; Mr Alfred Griffiths, London, 2s. 6d.; a Friend, 2s. Gd.; also, some friends per Mr William Edwards, 6s. lOd. THE NEW PIER.-The works in progress at the new Pier are progressing rapidly. The ...

... The following is a copy of the Bill introduced by Mr J. H. Scourfield, M.P., and Mr Pugh, M.P., to amend the Lunacy Acts in relation to the building of Asylums for Pauper Lunatics :— 4 Whereas by ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. JYe do not consider ourselves responsible for the opinions and sentiments of our Oorrespondents, SIR,-Should you consider the following worthy of par columns, I shall thank you to insert the following 'formation for the use of Parochial Officers and others, as it may be known to but few of them. An Act of parliament lias just been pas-ed empowerim: the Overseers the Poor of ...

... o 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 forpublication, but as a guarantee ofgooU faith. 0 ecannot undertake to return rejected communications ...

... LLAWHADEN CHURCH.—This Church having undergone ■3, complete restoration, will be re-opened on the 13th of Jane next, when the sermon will be preached by the Lord Bishop of St. David's. A collection will be made aa the occasion in aid of the restoration fund. Mr J. Dudley Phillips, eldest son of Dr George Phil- lips, of this town, passed a highly satisfactory examina- tion at the Royal College ...

... CORPORATION' OF NEWPORT.—Upon the the burgesses of the Special Court Leet Ua0n assembled, Mr David Seaborn haa been of this town and corporation by Mr ...

... DESTRUCTION OF A CLOTH MILL BY EIRE. -LOSS OF £ 30,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY. TROWBRIDGE, WILTS, SUNDAY.—The most destructive fire that has occurred in this district for a long period broke out in this town at an early hour yesterday morning at the cloth mill of Messrs. Gouldsmith, situate between Fore-street, the main thoroughfare, and the Courts. The building was an extensive one, and was used ...

... THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA. Copy of telegrams received from her Majesty's Ambas- sador at St. Petprsburg: — APUIL 8 (3 A.M ) —Another physician has confirmed my previous reports on the fever here. Dilated pupils are a symptom of recurrent fever, but typhus is the more general disease. I believe there have been no cases with buboes or carbuncles. The army and navy are healthy. Four or five ...

... SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY, AND TRAINING FOR FEMALE SERVICE, HAVERFORDWEST. THE above School will re-open on January 6th, 1862, 1. at the New School-room in Horn's Lane, in St. Mary's parish. Ladies and others interested in the wel- fare of the School are earnestly solicited to attend at the School-room at the hour of 11 in the morning of the above day. PILES CURED. PROMPTED by feelings of humanity, ...

... These Sessions were held at the Shire Hail on Saturday, before John Harvey, Esq., S. Harford, Esq, O. E. Davies, Esq., T. Roberts, Esq., and Rev. P. Phelps. NIGHT POACHING. William Williams and Isaac Heed were charged by John Stokes, Esq., of Cuffern, with night poaching on lands in the parish of Hayscastle, the property of Thoma Kay Hessall, Esq., of Liverpool. The prisoners, who pltaded ...