... PEMBROKE-DOCK. at Ball took place at the Ivy Bush, Market- reet, on the 17th, which was numerously attended. -FREEMASONRY—OnTuesday eveningthe usual monthly eating of Lodge, 525, was held at the Yictoria Hotel, tli gentlemen were accepted as members, and propesed. The Order is progressing with great piaity in this neighbourhood. PEMBROKE-YARD.—The new steam saw-mill is now operation, but it ...

... j HAVERFORDWEST MARKET. .• Saturday, January 22,1858. Wheat brought to Market 366 Barley brought to Market 426 „ Unsold. 19 „ Unsold 31 „ Sold 347 Sold 332 So d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Best Wheat 4 8 to 4 9 Best Barley. 3 0 0 0 Good ditto. 4 6 0 0 Good ditto 2 10 „ 0 0 Inferiorditto. 4 4 0 0 Inferior ditto. 2 8 0 0 ...

... BOROUGH AND LONDON, MONDAY, January 24.—Since our last report faijr average supplies of potatoes have come to hand, coastwise an» by land carriage. On the whole, a steady business is doing in most kinds at previous currencies. Last week's imports were 203 tons from Dunkirk, and 357 tons from Rouen. York Regents 80s to 100s per ton Kent, and Essex 80s 90s „ Shaws 608 75s 70s 80s Foreign 45s 65s ...

... FOR THE LAST SIX WEEKS. Wheat 40s 5 ...

... From the 'Mark Lane Express. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. LONDON, MONDAY, January 24.—A very moderate supply of each kind of foreign stock was on offer in to-day's market; but its general quality was good. From our own grazing districis the receipts of beasts fresh up to-day's were very moderate, and amongst them were nearly 300 bulls; consequently the show for first-rate consumption was small. ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, January 2t.-The dealings in Irish but- ter last week were on a moderate scale. The finest quality was chiefly in demand, and sold at full prices other kinds were ? limited request, barely supporting previous rates, and the mar- ket ended dull. For foreign there was a fair sale-the best at from about 112s to 128s, and for other sorts at from 78s to 100s. Bacon sales to some ...

... SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. Traffic Return Week ending May 7, 1859 £ 6,263 15 9 Corresponding Week in 1858 £ 6,734 8 10 ( ...

... Vi t, Jb, K ii A V 8.- t > TRAINS. ? A & Ji \V t. i -h i A. S .— J i* v ? tUi A' b. j •' t b >- 1. A :v J > TKaIKS. j Si Station* ;i, 2, 3,si, 2, 3,ji, 2,3, i Exit..1, 2, 2, MaiL.l, 2, 3, Express. | 'Jruvnary. ;g s W/•«« ll> A> 1 & 2 ji, ,1,2, 3, ,jl> 2,3, 1, 2, 3^1, 2, 3,, 3 & 2 | 5 j class. | class, j class, jl & 2| class. 1 & 2; class. 1 2 j 1 j 3 j 2 > class, j class, j class. 1 & 2j ...

... BOROUGH AND SF 1TA LFIELD 8, LONDON, MONDAY, May 16 -The supplies of potatoes haT* fullen off considerably, and the demand for most kinds has become somewhat active, on higher terms. Last week's imports were 67 bags fiom Antwerp, 420 baskets from Lisbon, 115 bags from Rotterdam, and )7 tons from Dunk.rlc. York Regents. 90s to 140s per ton Kent and Essex 8:18 100s Shaws fiOs 75s Scotch 70s HOs ...

... T H E L O N 1) O N M A H K.E T S From the Mark Lane Express. METROPOLITAN CATTLE VURKET. LONDON, May 16 —The show of foreign beasts and calves here to-day was limited-of sheep tolerably good. The latter, however, were chiefly derived from Prussia. From cur own grazing dl.tviets only a moderate number of beasts came iiesl) to haw. tais rr.oruiri* but the general quality of the stoc* wa.i pood ...

... Before another month shall have passed a Channel fleet will be in commission at Spithead worthy the name of England. There will be, at the least, 15 sail of screw line-of-battle ships, supported by a corresponding number of steam frigates, corvettes, and screw guuboats. Their cruising and exercising ground will extend from the Lands-end to the North Sea. It is believed that the command wtll be ...

... HAVERFORDWEST MARKET. Saturday, May 14, 1859. vVbeat brought to Market 291 Barley brought to Market 460 „ 14 „ Unsold. 93 „ 280 „ 3G7 s. d. s. t. s. d. s. d. -!est Wheat 6 0 to 6 3 Best Barley Good ditto Goud ditto 3 6 U 0 Inferior ditto 5 3 0 0 (Inferior ditto 3 0 „ 0 0 ...