... MILFOEDi The 4 Countess of Bective,' Philimore, master, arrived from Swansea, bound to Cuba-all well WRECK OF THE ScHOONEK PiLOT,' OF MILFORD.— DOVER, Wednesday Morning.—Last night, during a terrific gale from the S.E., the schooner Pilot, Captain L. Jones, belonging to Milford, bound from Havre to Hamburg, with a cargo of asphalte, went ashore off the harbour, between the Admiralty pier and ...

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... CARMARTHEN. .*1 OAEMARtHENSHIIlE STEEPLE CHASES. WEIGHTS. The' Open,' with £ 100 added. i. ■ I c- r ■. M St. ID. 12 4 LittIeYeoman. 11 6 Saint Dayid 11 5 Young Magnet. 11 0 11 0 Deception 10 10 10 10 10 10 OMRake .v; 10 Arthur 10 3 0 Firefly • • 10 0 Confederate. 9 7 Suwarrow 9 7 Charley. 9 7 Rosealia 9 7 9 7 The Commercial Plate. st. lb. The Minor 12 0 Young 9 Shanbally 10 5 Kib worth Lass 10 ...

... MILITARY INSPECTION.—Colonel Bloomfield and his Aide-de-eamp,; Major Teasdale, K.B., the hero of Ears, on Wednesday last, inspected the Hants Artillery Militia it the Fort Barraeza,, and on Thursday infpected the fortifications of the harbour.. DEPARTURE OF. THB iMMORTALH-B.—.This splendid rteant-frigate, reoeatly launched at Pembroke Royal LA t Dockyard. left for Portsmouth on Sunday last. ...

... THE HOME CIRCUIT. — Baron Martin and JOST^ QFOWDCR NORFOLK.—Sir Frederick Pollock and Justice Wig^ THE MIDLAND CIRCUIT. — Justice Erie and Just^ Williams. OXFORD.—Justice Willes and Justice Byles. THE WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Justice Crompton and Bramwell. THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Baron Watson and Joav^ Hugh Hill. NORTH WALES.-Sir Alexander Cockbutfi. SOUTH WALES.—Baron Channel. Lord CampbeU will remain ...

... N A K'B £ sfl-ii7 PETTY SESSIONS. These Sessions were held on the 9th inst., before the Rev R. Buckby, J. James, G. R. G. Rees, Esqa., and the Rev J. W James. — An order of affiiliation was adjourned unt-1 Thursday next. John Jones, agent for Mrs Emma Rees, v. John Thomas, of Jeffreston, for h, lding over a cottage. Defendant agreed to quit, and Mr Jones said that his employer did not wish to ...

... NEVER was anv flay so anxiously pxpected, or seemed so slow in its arrival, as the 23rd of June, 181—, was to the inhabitants of school, near London. Notwithstanding iheir general friendliness, and the exceeding indulgence of their kind instructress, breaknig-up day was ardently looked for by fit, and by Lucy Lee, our heroine, in particular. It were hard to tell how the tLty, the hours, even ...

... DISTRICT UNION SURGEON1. ON Wednesday last, the Ifith instant, before an unusual full Board of Guardians and ex-ofticio.s, J. A. Feiid, of Milford, was eieeted Surgeun to the .Viiltoid Di-H11' of the ila\ eri'ord west Union, by a)) extraordinary jority of fifty-live votes to three! We congratulate ratepayers on having a medical gentleman to guard interests distinguished for his humane and ...

... MR. BAILLIEU'S CONCERT. —This concert CONCERT. took place on Tuesday night last, in the Town Hall, & was numerously attended. The first part was devoted to sacred music, which was executed by Mr Propert and his choir, accom- panied on the piano-forte by Mr Appleby, and on the cornet a piston by Mr Harding; the 4 Hallelujah Chorus' was also accompanied by Mr Harding's fnll band. The second part ...

... Prize Shooting, Value £5. rjPO be Shot for, on Old New Year's Day (January 12), a Boat, nearly new, 14 feet over all, clinker built and copper fastened, at Sixpence per shot, to commence at 11 o'clock precisely, at Mr William Harries's. Little Milford. EDUCATION. UPPER MARKET-STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. j\/T BS. A. J. SCURLOCK, begs to inform her Friends 1_»_L and the Public generally that the ...

... THE SIR JOHN FRANKLIN EXPEDITION. PROCEEDINGS OF THE YACHT FOX, (Continuedfrom May, 1858.) IT will be remembered that the Fox effected her escape out of the main pack in Davis's Straits, in lat. 63t deg N., on 25th April, 1858, after a winter's ice drift of 1,193 geo- graphical miles. The small settlement of Holsteinborg was reached on the 28th. and such very scanty supplies obtained as the ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. f3AU,T DAVID'S COLLEGE, lAlIrPETER.-The prizes for the best reading in tne College Chapel for the year 1866 have been awarded a* follows :-E, the Rev J. H. Gibbon, B.A.; Welsh, O. n. Price, B.A. Mr. W. Stokes Rees, (a grandson of the late Rev William Pees), passed his examination at the Royal Naval College as a Naval Cadet, on the 7th inat. He was educated at the High ...