... NI•TLY LItiCUTZD At the Carsearthea Weekly leperter Mee. J. HAWKINS. FISHMONGER, POULTERIZ, AND DIALER II KEGS to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, for the very liberal support he has been favoured with during the last twelve r fears, and to Inform them, that he continues to sup y families with the best Butcher's Meat, Sea and River Fish, Fruit, ikr. When ...

... 11 CARMARTHEN HUNT WEEK AND STEEPLECHASES. FIRST DAY.—WEDNESDAY. This old-established meeting, which is generally held at this time of the year, took place on Wed- nesday and Thursday, on the course situate below Derllys estate. The first day, unfortunately, was very prejudicial to the usual brilliant concourse of spectators which we have for year& seen upon the ground, but, notwithstanding ...

... The Result of the General Election. A TORY MAJORITY OF 153. The elections ard now over with the exception of those for Orkney ard Shetland. The state of parties is— Conservatives 411 Liberals 258 Majority 153 The majority of the Liberals at the time of the dissolution was 28. The following analysis shows the political com- plexion of the newly-elected members of Parlia- ment according to their ...

... Llandovery Agricultural Show. LIST OF AWARDS. The annual exhibition of horses, cattle, sheep, &c., in connection with the Llandovery Agricultural Society was held in the Castle groundsonThursday (24th ult). The number of entries far exceeded that of last year, and the quality in most of the classes was also superior. This was more especially the cas3 with the Hereford class. Great credit ...

... WHOLESALE RETAIL WINE, SPIRIT, ALE & PORTER MERCHANT, HALF-MOON HOTEL, DARK-G-ATE AND BLUE-STREET, OARMARTI lEli, IN thanking the Clergy, Gentry, and Public generally of the Town and County of Carmarthen, for the liberal patronage accorded her late Husband, begs to inform them that she still conies on the Business es heretofore, and hopes by strict attention and supplying genuine articles, to ...

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... A NORTHAMPTON BREACH OF PROMISE ACTION. On Thursday, Jan. 29, in the Middlesex Sheriff's Court, Red Lion-square, before Mr Under-Sheriff Burchell and a jury, the case of Hough v. Cooke was heard, having been remitted from the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice for the purpose ot assessing the damages, if any, to which the plaintiff was entitled, as the defendant had allowed ...

... - _..il• Tee New Discov ea v.—For the restoration and reproduction of the hair.—Mr. Langdale guarantees his QUINTESSENCE or CANTHA RIDES most successful as a restorative, also to checking greyness, strengthening weak hair, and preventing its falling off, most effectual In the growth of whiskers, moustaches, Sic. The money immediately returned It not sad*. factory. Post-free for 3s. 6d., In ...

... TOR YOUNG LADINO, HAVERFORDWEBT. PRINCIPAL : MRS. ANGUS, M.C.P. (wife of the &Iv. HEM A/46us), /twisted by Efficient maid French Professor. rpHE object of the Principal is to impart to her 1 pupils a thorod ;hly practical and liberal educmtMe. Mrs. Angus hoe had a lengthened expel ience in the training of the young, and possessee the highest Testimonials to character and ability as a Teacher. ...

... Llanegwad Cottage Garden Society. ANNUAL SHOW AT ALLTYFERJN. The fourth annual show in connection with the Lljnegwad Cottage Garden Society came off at Alltyferin on Tuesday. This society, which has always been under the patronage and presidency of Mr E H Bath, has advanced by leaps and bounds, and has evidently come to stay. It is the show of the parish, and the palish only, as-with the ...

... The Government i• gill actively forwarding both military anal naval preparetione. Large quantities of fittings for transports, including gun carriage beds. are being sent from Woolwich, where weasels belonging to the American Steamship I:timpani', would be immediately available for transport in ease of emergency. Thes e wench, would be armed, not only for their own protection, but for other ...