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f PEMBROKE PETTY SESSIONS. [Town TToll o COUNTY SESSIONS. 2*1. N. A. ,be'T J°>"> A<i«n, | Bryant, Esq.] q' VVm* Hulm» Esq, and J. E. [#.rm servant^at Crkif MS"" S^hes, l8cart without proper S' oshe8ton' Wltt "ding on Offence admitted PJ 7 William Wi„( Qf j^ned1 3d, and 6s 9d costs. Paid. Stomas Sill with de«ertin»^°» Pansib of Monkton, charged No appearance. Settle! out 7nCe\ Robert MorgaR Jones, clerk tft (v guardians, charged Thomas P?mbroke Board of i?D» and William Ztuis „f rJTeaton' Parisb of each dlsobeyinK a Magistrates' order to^6? ibrotber8)» towards the reHef and mo- contribute la 6d b2,'hei' '^(1« 5, °f ?*t° Tbtf li!r,8ainUf twoaty two weeks. ? Uwi*' "ttW »t o»urt. Thoma. T .Warrant was ordered to issun id.' •» ^f.»l. of .uffloient d«S'o ■"ontha. e House of Correction for two calendar John j«v tynon, of Jame0gLnUdsiiC0Uage' • Manorbier> « ^ry -Defendant d\A 2 Stealing turnips. h6r ^P^hens^LT/rfutieTr1 CSamedayat4^B0RTH 8ESSI0NS M and the Re f°il tk P' Jones' Es^l' mayor, *»* up to ,0.0 custody, charged by Superintendent George Evans, with, on the 8th instant, stealing a Silver sugar tongs, the property of Samuel Jenkins, of the Victoria Hotel, Pembroke Dock. Remanded till 12 30. p.m. on the 18th instant. [At the County. Police Office, on Tuesday, February 18th, before H. P. Jones, Esq, Mayor, and W. Hulm, Esq, and the Rev. R. J. H. Thomas.] The above named Martha Rudd, was brought up on remand, charged with the above offence, when their Worships being of opinion that the evidence was not con- elusive, and discharged the prisoner.

PEMB^O^E^D^ookT Couar MABTIAL.—A sergeant in the 1st Battalion 9th Regiment, named George Keating, has been- dismissed her Majesty's service at Pembroke Dock. Keatine had been tried at the Fort Barracks, the President being Col G. F. Mann, C.B., upon charges of being absent with- out leave, and of insubordination, he having struck his superior in the face, and for making use of the following ■,k"»aiP :iT rlM^n Irishman and a Fenian, and to— with the EngUsh Government.' He was found guilty upon the whole of the charges, and was sentenced to five years penal servitude, to be branded with the letters B C, and to be discharged from her Majesty's armv with ignominy. J "rnv y* TRIAL OF THE PENELOPE wu^n?!Ktsr 'h° vard • .ho k ^Hnel«pe was built at Pembroke Dock- Rno».h v. burdens 3,096 tons, and has engines of slay Viel5OWaeLnpminal>,COnStrUC'ed by Mesars Maud- iun ilfh m who8e PartDer, Mr Maudslay, of si'x T m. Wamner, was on board. The result which I gaV%a ?ean.8Peed "bout m knots, Which was considered satisfactory. The Penelooe is provided with two rudders, and when both screws were boarlfth1 °n affd botr ruddera turned to port or to star, board the corvette performed the circle in less time than when one screw was reversed and its rudder was placed so as to aid the movement. The Penelope is now in plete<fm Bteamyard» wbere ber fittings are being com-

M I L F 0 R D. W°?,fLi^RINE BoArRTD EXAMINATION.—On Tuesday Jol!n«on r "5 ViTerpo°1' Mr James Macdonald KI PK' i ♦. UptJJollnsto"' revenue cutter the ibov(.aho0 ?' pas.se a puccessful examination before the above board, and received his certificate of comoe- SVoreiLn Sp 0ard °f 1,^ &* 0nl^ Mate in the Home W h n u- Trl(ie' Johnston was a pupil of Mr W. H. Bamkin, Hakin, Milford Haven. INTER EVENINGS' ENTERTAINMENTS.—These enter. »erS.KT"e ,Wr J' .nd ™ vouL u^l see on Monday evening some of the seclusion to enliven the rou™c both llr i G PUbliC ,RS,e Witb 80me first rate lTneTb^W,hn„a? 'nstrumental. The chair was ably arranced Th« = KV f'E(,U the Programme was well intS' Jnd °h08en f°r the lecture was the Culture and^f'w« fpProPriate one of 'Oyster L. Marriott EJ whn 'rably handled «>7 the lecturer, T. history of tile oyster and^hh'-f^ by giTing the natural stage* of its erowtii Vn exh?bited specimens in different diff. ent soPPini ™atu"'y' treatinS Particularly on then pas'ed on to I»B ,NHABLTIN5 the Briiish seas. He esteem in whioh r L ^as'ronomic qualities, and the high HomTrwhnl^" w88 always been held from the time of lecturer th»n i J praises> to the present time. The an thn mJ treated on tbe anatomy of the fish and 1 cn'ture» both ancient and modern, ? l"° dangers to which the oyster is exposed during its whole lite, and its principal enemies, giving K »?U 6 mode of attack of the (log-whelk and ».,tr « 'uBnd coicluding with some remarks on tbe cul- ure of the oyster in a £ s. d. point of view. Tbe lecture was illustrated with some well executed diagrams, and was listened to throughout with marked attention. After the lecture the audience was entertained with some ex- cellent music, including a couple of duets by Captain fValker and Miss Clements; an exceedingly well played solo on the piano by Miss Digby; a duet on the con- certina and flute by Messrs L'oyd and Morgans; a song from Capt Walker, and another from Mr Lloyd. After which a pleasantly spent evening terminated with votes of thanks to the lecturer and chairman, and also to the ladies and gentlemen who assisted at the evening's en- tertainment.

NARBERTH. Our readers will be pleased to learn that Dr Timothy Lewis, of this town. has just obtained the highest position in the examination for the British Medical Service just concluded. There were 75 candidates. Dr Lewis was a medallist in Clinical Medicine at the London University in 1866, and took his degree of M.B. and M.S. with honours in 18G7. NARBBRTH PETTY SESSIONS—These session* were held in the Police Station, on Thursday, the 20th inst., before J. L. G. P. Lewis, and J. M;Child, Esqrs -Potioe Sergeant Edward Irving, assistant relieving officer for Nnrberth Union, v. John Rowe, James Retry, and George Thomas, three tramps, for applying for casual relief, at the same time having sufficient money in their possession for their support. When asked at the Police Station, they stated they bad only two pence each. On being searched by the police there was found in each of their neckcloths sixpence in silver concealed, and th^re was also bread with each sufficient for one day. After the case had been heard the three were committed for one month each with hard labour.

C A R M A ITTITEN? m LLANBOIDY PLOUGHING MATCH. This annual contest took place on Thursday, the 13th instant, in a field belonging to Mr J. Morris, Wernberni, Llanboidy. Hitherto the competition had been confined to those residing within the Hundred of Derllys; but this year the committee very magnanimously threw it open to Great Britain, and a glorious meeting, brought about by the fostering care of the stewards, Messrs J. Phillips, Castell Draeuog, D. Pictos, Cilanw, D. Thomas, Bailymawr, and E. Jones, Ffynonfoida, was the result. Mr R. Howell, Gellydogin, faithfully discharged the duties of a secretary, while the name of Mr T. R. O. Powell, as timekeeper, conferred not a little dignity upon the meeting; but we regret to say that this gentleman, to whom these gatherings owe their being, was not at his post. As he was not present last year too, we are afraid Mr Powell is gradually loosing that interest which he used to take in these unquestionably good meetings, but which are, in his absence, like a ship without a cap- tain. We hope Mr Powell will be more faithful in future, and then the Llanboidy Ploughing Match will stand firm, and its first class ploughmen will be many. The parish of Llanwinio has this year again, as it has done now for several years, turned out the first prizeman, and a more skilful and plucky lot of young men than those of this parish are not to be found amongst Cam- bria's hardy sons of toil. The following are the names of the successful com- petitors, and the amount of the first prize in each class— £ 2 53 ur competing, two prizes, i? irst prize, l8nK £ Thomas, Cilgrymman Faob, Llanwinio 2nd D. Perkins, Dwrdy, Llanfallteg Second Class—Ten competing, five prizes. First prize, £ 1. 1st J. Phillips, Cilherning, Llanboidy 2nd T. Phillips, Blaentrafle, Llanwinio 3rd D. John, Llwyncrwn, Llanginning 4th B. Evans, Sarlas, Llanfallteg ftth J. Lewis, Wernddu, Cilmaenllwyd Third Class-Eighteen competing, six prizes. First prize, 15s. 1st T. Thomas, Pantyrhas, Llanboidy 2nd J. Owens, Llwynderw, Henllan 3rd M. Morris, Cileganol, Cilmaenllwyd 4th S. Owen, Blaenderwen, Llanfirnach 6th S. Owen, Cilgrymman Fawr, Llanwinio 6th W. Thomas, Cile Isaf, Cilmaenllwyd. The judges were Messrs W. Evans, Castell lJwyd, R. Griffiths, Cile Isaf, and R. Reymond, Uwcbllaw-yr- Eglwys, all adepts in the art of ploughing, but each competitor bad done hiu work 80 well that it was not by any means an easy thing to say which, was the best. However, we believe that the judges, guided by their judgment only, did at last arrive at a just and fair con- clusion, and that merit was rewarded according to its due. In delivering their judgment the judges highly commended the ploughing of D. Griffiths, Pantyman, Llanwinio, and added that he would have been entitled to the first prize in the third class had his furrows been of the proper measures. The judges, stewards, and others dined at the Maesgwyn Arms in the evening.

CORRESPO NDF. N C E. We do not consider ourselves responsible for the opinions and sentiments of our Correspondents

HAVERFORDWEST PENNY READINGS. SIB,-At the 7th of the Penny readings held at the Tabernacle School room on Wednesday evening last, I was thoroughly disgusted at the conduct of some of the audience who style themselves young gentlemen. They go for no other purpose than to annoy those who ap- preoiate these entertainments. It is a great pity that a stop should not be put to it, and I should recommend that the names of these so-called young gentlemen should be publicly made known, as such conduct is calculated to put a stop to such amusing and instructive re-unions. I remain, &o., ONK WHO APPRECIATES THRSB MEETINGS.

HAVERFORDWEST MARKET. Saturday, February 15, 1867. Beef, 5J to 7d Mutton, 5d to (id; Lamb, Otl to-Od; Veal Cd to 7d, Pork 5d to (id Butter, Is 2d to 18 3d; Eggs, 16 for Iii; Fowls, 3s Od to 4s Od per couple; Ducks, 3s 4d to 4s oil ditto; ,Geese, 4s 6d to 5s Od, Turkeys, 4s Od to Gs Od each; Chces", 3d to 5d per lb; Bacon Pigs, 8s Od to 9s d per score; Potatoes IG lbs for Is.

THE ABYSSINIAN FORCE. We learn, by communi- cations received by the last mail, that the troops are all healthy. The field hospitals are in operation and in good condition. The sanitary state of the camp at Zoulla is a good. There is plenty of water, obtained by the tubular American wells. Two stone piers have been erected, and a condenser is at work on each at the land- ing place. The story about the enormous cost of the water-2s a gallon-seems to be a canard. The railway over the low-lying diotxict is nearly concluied.-British

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE PEMBROKESHIRE HUNT CLUB FOX HOUNDS. Monday, February 24—Welsh Hook Bridge. 10-30 Thursday, February 27—Hill Mountain, near Williamston 10'30 THE SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE HOUNDS. Monday, February 24—East Trewent 10-30 Friday. February 28-Tenby Turnpike Gate.. 10-30 HAVBRFORDWKST HAKRIEKS. Tuesday, February 25-Johnston 1030 Friday, February 28-Camrose Village 10'30 MK. POWELL'S HOUNDS. Tuesday, February 2.5 Caatle Gorfod Gate 10-30 Friday, February 28—Llandewi Mountain 10 30 THE TIVYSIDE HOUNDS. luesday, February 25—Ffynone 10-30 Thursday, February 27—Cresswell 10*30

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 10th inst., at Kinbourn House, Clifton, the Wife of R. C. H ard, K-q, 01 a daughter, still born. On the 14th inst,, at High Mead Lodge, the residence of J. Skone, Esq, the wife of Capt Henry Williams, of a son. On the 15th inst, at Milford, the wife of Geo Griffiths, Esq., Surgeon, of a son. DEATHS. On the 13th inst., at Cambrian Place, In this town, Mr William Rosser, late Station Master, G.W.R., aged 43. On the 14th inst, at the residence of Mrs Richards, Quay, in this town, Mr John Davies, formerly of Bethany, for many years an elder of the Church at Ebenezer Chapel, aged 85 years, much respected by all who knew him. On the 13th inst, at Kinbourn House, Clifton, Phebe Maria, the wife of R. C. Ward, Esq, and eldest daughter of the late Wm. Williams, Esq, Spring Gardens, Haver- ford west. On the 13th inst, at Prendergast Hill, Mrs Mary Evans, widow of the late David Evuns, joiner, aged 92 years. On the 15th inst, at the Grove, St Issells, Mr George Lewis, aged 38 years On the 15th inst, at M&in-street, Pembroke, Mr. Robert Stephenson, late of Lammaston Farm, near Pem- broke, aged 74 years. On the 15th inst, at Main-street, Pembroke, after a very short illness, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr Charles Elsdon, senior, painter, and decorator, deeply regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends, aged 62 years.

PENDRAGON'S BIOTEIVE is certainly the best remedy known for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, COUGHS, BKONCHITIS, and all diseases of the Cbest and Lungs and is invaluable in cases of Debility. Sold by Clieinistp, and wholesale only of Pearoe & Co., Bridge Street, Bristol. IIOLL OWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pitts.—Marvellous cures of scsatica, stiff joints, paralysis of the limbs, and other crippling di eases of the bones, sinews, and muscles, have been accom- plished by Holloway's Ointment. It is the only unguent which produces any impression on these complaints. The Pills also work wonders. The ointment and pills should be both used at the same time, for the action of the one is greatly assisted by that of the other. Why should any human being suffer from the abovementioned maladies, when Holloway's Ointment and Pills are to be found in every city and town in the world? These noble medicaments are composed of rare balsams, and ara as benign and safe as they are powerful and effieacious. 1 Ladies should use only the Glenfield Starch, which never falls to give the most complete satisfaction. The Gienfield Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Lanndry, and Her Majesty's Laundress pronounccs it to be the finest starch she ever used. Prize Medals were awarded for its superiority, and the manufacturers have much pleasure in stating that they have been appointed Starch purveyors to the Princess of Wales. The Glen- field Starch is sold in packets only, by all Grocers, Chandlers, &c, &c.

JOSEPH POWELL, GROCER, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND COMMISSION AGENT. MAIN STREET, PEMBROKE. WILLIAM H. BAMKIN, TEACHER OF NAVIG ATI O N NA VTICAZ ASTRONOMY, H A K I N, M I L F 0 R D, HAVERFORDWEST ASSEMBLY ROOMS. THE BALL, advertised to be held in the above rooms -L on Tuesday evening, the 25th inst, will not take place. NOTICE TO FARMERS. PP. ELLIS is open to buy any quantity of good clean WHEAT. Haverfordwest, October 9, 1867. THE REV W. B. ROWLANDS, M.A., OXON., AND SECOND CLASSMAN IN CLASSICAL HONOURS. Prepares Pupils for the Universities, Public Schools, Army, Navy, Legal, Medical, and Civil Service Examinations, MR ROWLANDS has, during the last seven years, prepared pupils for all the above examinations, and, in every instance, the candidates so prepared by him have been successful. Several boys and young men trained by Mr Rowlands have obtained high places at Harrow, Eton, and other public schools, and valuable scholarships at the Univer- sities and elsewhere. Terms, on application to the Rev W. B. Rowlands, at his residence, HILL STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. N.B,—A limited number only received. CAUTION. — TRADE MARK. lULL, EVANS, &; Co, VINEG AB M-A-KEUS, WORCESTER, CAUTION all persons against Re-filling Casks bear- C ing their TRADE MARK or BRAND with VINE- GAR not manufactured by Hill, Evan?, & Co. Particulars of their recent proceedings against Mr Charles Forhergill, of Lancaster, and against Fardon's Vinegar Company, Limited, of Birmingham, under the Merchandise Marks Act, 1862, and in the High Conrt of Chancery, against Mr Henry Turner, of No. 47i Sbude Hill, Manchester, may be obtained on application to Hill, Evans, & Co, or any of their Agents. For the proteotion of their customers from imposition and themselves from injory, similar proceedings will be taken by Hill, Evans, & Co, against all persons who shall, after this caution, use their casks for vinegar not made by them. Purchasers who desire to have vinegar of Hill, Evans, & Co's make, are requested to buy only direct from them or their Agents, or from Dealers on whom implicit reliance can be placed. January, 1868. eC pOMADE RESTAURANTE" restores the X Hair, prevents falling^ an! prematura and is the only preparation which has a continued^* or MEYLER'S Pomade Restaurant. Sold in Pots at is a 2s. each. ana MEYLER'S CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing and beautify in<r the Teeth, protects the enamel from dec .y, and imparts a plea sing fragrance to the breath. In Pots at 1 s., 2s., and 3s. 6d. each. MEYLER'S Dr. LOCOCK'S LOTION, for nourishing and giving a gloss to the Hair, without being greasy. In Bottler at Is. and 2.9. each. MEYLER'S RHUBARB and GINGER PILLS are the best rem-dy (if taken before dinner daily) for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Disordered Stomach. In Boxesat Is. each. MEYLER'S CAMBRIAN PECTORAL COUGH PILLS, a safe, speedy, and efficacious remedy for Disorders of the Chest anl Lungs, namel* Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh Consumption, Influenza. In Boxes at Is. ljd. and 2s. 9d. each MEYLER'S ORANGE QUININE TONIC WINE. The m st agreeable and efficacious Tonic Stomachic, com- bining the valuable tonic properties of Peruvian Bark (Quinine) with ihe stomashic qualities ot the Bitter Orange, so as not to be objectionable to toe most delicate invalid. Invaluable to all suffering from loss of appetite, indigestion, general debility, nervous affections, tic, ague, &c. This preparation has an ex- tensive sale and i. highly recommended. Sold in Wine Bottles at 30s. p er dozen. A single bottle may be procured. MEYLER'S CONCENTRATED LIME JUICE SYRUP prepared from the Fresh Fruit. A perfect luxury! lerming a most delicious and tnvtgorating draught for the delicate and the invalid, and of special service in Scrofula Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, a low and altered condition of the Blood, &c., &c. In Bottles at Is. 9d. and 3s. 6d. each. DIAKRHCEA MIXTURE. Every Housekeeper should keep a bottle in tLe Bedroom, lu Bottles at Is. Gd. each T IEBIG'S EXTRACT of MEAT, manufactured on the eg. Ij tablishments of ROBERT TOOTH. Esq., Sydney, Australia. It contains those valuable nutritious constituents of fresh meat wh'ch are peculiar to animal food. In the words of Professor Liebig it is Solid Beef Tea," that is beef tea from which the water has been evaporated. In Pots at 2s. 2d. each. l\/TEYLER'S GLYCERINE COLD CRE4M and ROSE LIP Ivt. SALVE. Elegant winter remedies for Chapped Face and Hands. Greatly superior to the preparations usually sold in the shops. In Pots and Boxes at 6d. and is. each. ALL the Fashionable Perfumes as Bay ley's E«is Bouquet, Ilendrie's Jockey Club Bouquet, Rimmel's Toilet Vinegar, Piesse and Labin's Hungary Water, Ylai'gylang, and Distilled Lavender Water always in stock and highly approved of. MEYLER'S PEMBROKESHIRE HUNT SAUCE, pro- nounced and recommended by Connossieurs to be the best Sauce made. Sold in Bottles at h. Ask for the Hunt Sauce. SPONGES, Sponge B g3, Hair, Tooth, and Na'l Brushes, To:to'.se-shell and Horn Combs in great variety; Fancy- Soaps, Pomades, Sinelling- Bottles, Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Knee Cans, Infants and Ladies' .belts made to order; Mrs. S. A. Allen's llair Restorer, Respirators, Chest Protectors. Superior Soda and Potass Waters, Lrin nade, German Seltzer Waters, &c. Physicians and Surgeons' Prescriptions' accurately pr. pared by THOS. D. MEYLER, DISPENSING CHEMIST j 11, HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ABONAFIDE MONEY SPECULATION Of £ 12,000,000 sterling, Guaranteed by Government, is to be allotted in various sums upwards to £ 25,090. Any one by investing XI, may obtain £ 25,0<f0 sterling.- For Prospectuses (which will be sent gratis), apply by letter, addressed Mr J. A. RINK, 14, Duke-street, Adclphi, London, W.C. HAY FOR SALE. AT CLARESTON, (by private contract), Two Ricks of Lay Hay (about 12 and 14 tons repectively), and one Butt of Seed Hay, all harvested in excellent condition. For particulars apply to Walter Peters, Bailiff, Cla- reston. CASTLE OF BRECON HOTEL COMPANY, BRECON. rPHE COMPANY having determined to confine their JL business to Hotel keeping only, they hereby offer for Sale by Private Contract, thp, whole of their HORSES and CARRIAGES, together with the GOODWILL of their POSTING BUSINESS. The Stables, Coach House, and Granaries will be let to the purchaser at a reasonable rent. Application to be made to the Secretary, Mr Henry Jones, Castle Hotel, Brecon. T 0 B E L E T, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN, A GOOD and respectable FAMILY RESIDENCE, known by the name of CROFT COTTAGE, in Cambrian Place, Haverfordwest, now in the occupation of the Rev W. Owen, who is about leaving the town. The premises are most pleasantly situated, with many conveniencies, and having one of the finest gardens in Haverfordwest, and all in good condition. Will be let by the year or for a term. Rent moderate. Apply to the Rev W. Owen, on the premises. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. IN the Matter of MOSES P1SAR, of Commercial Row, Pembroke-dock, in the county of Pembroke, and formerly of High-street, Swansea, nnd of Briton Ferry, both in the county of Glamorgan, Pawnbroker, Outfitter, Shoe Dealer, General Draper, Auctioneer, and Tobacconist. The first meeting of creditors for proof of debts and other matters will be held at the Bankroptcy Court, Bristol, on the fourth day of March, 1868, at eleven o'clock, a.m. A. J. Acraman, Esquire, Official Assignee, and Messrs I King and Plummer, of 5, Exchange Buildings, Bristol, Solicitors. THE CARMARTHEN SCHOOL. PRINCIPAL-H. C. BARBER, M.C.P., M.R.S.A. (Late Head Master of Nantwich Grammar School,) Assisted by Resident English and Foreign Masters. The course of Instruction includes the usual branches of a sound English Education, with Mathematics, Physics, Agricultural and Commercial Book-keeping, the Greek, Latin, French, and German languages, &c. Terms for Boarders from Twenty-five Pounds per annum. The Quarter to commence from time of entrance. gain gax- MILFORD RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given that the next Half-Yearly General Meeting of Proprietors of this Company will be held at the Offices of the Great Western Railway Paddington Station, London, on Saturday, the 29th February, 1868. at two o'clock p.m. By Order, SAMUEL JEFFRYES. Secretary Paddington Station, 14th February, 1868. PEMBROKESHIRE, SOUTH WALES. A MOST desirable RESIDENCE, within quarter of an hour's walk of the delightful watering place, Tenby, and ten minutes from the Railway Station, to be Let unfurnished, or the unexpired Lease to be Sold. The House contains drawing room (20 feet by 22 feet), dining room (27 feet by 28 feet), library and morning room, good bedrooms, and excellent domestic offices, extensive sea view, well-stocked garden,pleasure grounds, green house and conservatory, with a never failing supply of water. For particulars apply to Mr William Lock, Solicitor, Tenby. Furniture can be taken at a valuation if applied for immediately. February 17, 1868. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861. In the County Court of Pembrokeshire, holden at Pembroke IN the matter ot BENJAMIN DAVIES, of Military Road, New Pennar, Pembroke-dock, in the parish of St Mary, Pembroke, in the county of Pembroke, labourer in her Majesty's Dockyard at Pembroke-dock, adjudicated Bankrupt on the 11th day of December, 1^67. An order of discharge will be delivered to the Bankrupt after the expiration of thirty days from this date, unless an appeal be duly entered against the judg- ment of the Court, and notice thereof be given to the C ourt. Dated this 13th day of February, 1868. ROBERT LANNING, Registrar. NARBERTH, PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET and entered upon at Ladyday next, tbe COMMODIOUS and AGREEABLE RESIDENCE known as GREEN GARDENS, situate near the town of Narberth, with stable, coach-house, yard, and extensive garden. f The house consists of two parlours, kitchen or ball, outer kitchen, pantry, &c, on the ground floor, and five bedrooms and a dressing room on the first floor. The situation is pleasant, and combines the advan- tages of a town and country residence. M For further particulars apply to Messrs Powell, Ma- thias, and Evans, solicitors; Messrs Goode and Owen, land agents or to Mr E. B. Hughes, surveyor, OR of Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, February 21st, 1868J HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. MARY PHILLIP8, BUTCHER, £ c.? BEGS to tbank the Public generally patronage bestowed upon ber late hu»ba"d» iticuard Phillips, and to announce that the business so long con. ducted by him will be continued by ber in all its branches. M. P. also begsto Inform ber patrons that she has removed from Bridge-street to more convenient premises in High-street, formerly in the occupation of the late Mr Henry Hood, bootmaker. c Families supplied on the shortest notice, sausages manufactured daily. Steaks, Chops, and Joints supplied in any quantity on the most moderate terms^ PEMBROKE 4- JENlJY COMPANY DEBENTURE STOCK AND LOANS ON DEBENTURES. rPHE Directors of this Company are prepared to igsn6 X irredeemable Debenture Stock, 8"a.„ Bonds, under the powers of the 1865, £ 5 per cent per annum. ,„„Q The Debenture Stock in sums of not less than £ i<> and the Debentures for the terms of three, five, or seven years, in sums of not less than £ 10°- u „„A Communications to be addressed to the undersigned, j, STOKES, ( Secretary, Pembroke and Tenby Railway CofflPany'8 Offices, Pembroke-dock, 28 Jauu»^ 1 AND IRFNBY RAILWAY. V[OTICE is hereby given that the next half-yearly IN ordinary meeting of the shareholders of this com- pany will be held at the Town Hail, in ienby, 0n Friday the 28th of February, instant, at I 8 our of 12 o'clock for the general purposes of business. The transfer books of the company will be closed on the 18th of February, instant, and vr not be reopened until after the said half-yearly n'ee"n);. By Orocr T. STOKES, Secretary. Pembroke and Tenby Railway Company a QSces, Pembroke Dock, 13th February, Jb68. BARRACK CONTRACTS FOR TnB SUPPLY OF, COALS, COKE, TURF, CANDLES, AND KINDLING WOOD. IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. I War Office, Pall Mall, London, S.W. 14th February, 18G8. NOTICE i* hereby given, that the Secretary of State for War is prepared to receive lenders for the Supply of Coals, Coke, Turf, Candles, and Kindling Wood, at the various Barrack Stations in Great Britain and Ireland, for the period of Twelve Months from the 1st April next. Teuders will not be entered unless made npon the proper printed form, whicn may be obtained with every requisite infortna1; n, upon application at this Office, or to the various Barrack Masters, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock each day, Sundays excepted. The Tenders mutt bo bent to this Otlice, addressed to the Director of Contracts, marked on the outside 'Tender for Coals, &c,' on or before Saturday, 29th February, 1868, after which day no Tender will be received. The Secretary cf State for War reserves the riabl o. rejecting any or all the Tenders. A ■ THOMAS HOWELL, of Coatra^?,

COPY OF RETURN. PURSUANT TO 7 and 8 VICTORIA, CAP. 32. NAME OP FIRM. THE PROVINCIAL BANKING CORPORATION [LIMITED]. Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists. NAME: RESIDENCE. OCCUPATION. Anderson, Jno Andrew, jun., Faversham, gentleman Anthony, Joshua, Worcester, gentleman Atkinson, George Andrew, Warrington terrace Maida- hill, gentleman Arthur, William, Glasgow, warehouseman Adams, Jamee, Hereford, auditor Asser, Wm., Wotton, Lower Norwood, merchant Abercrombie, Jno, 66, Queen street, Cheapside, agent Adlington, Thomas Pennington, Liverpool, gentleman Anwyl, James Watkins, Abingdon, gentleman A-bboy, Charlotte, Bath, widow Amsden, Cornelius M., Rugely, bank manager Ambrose, J no, Colchester, clerk Ades, Henry, New Quebec street, dairyman Allen, George, Swansea, bank manager Aston, William, Hereford,"solieitor Ball, Benjamin Williams, 112, Cannon street, bank secretary Beattie, J no, Chancery lane, bank manager Biggs, Thomas, Croydon, gentleman Brandon, Thomas, Brondesbury Park, Kilburn, gentleman Berry, George, St Mary at hill, wholesale tea dealer Bruce, Geo Barclay, 2, Westminster chambers, Viotoria street, civil engineer Bracher, Jethro, Portsea, bank manager Blyth, Philip Paton, Wimpole street, gentleman Bucbanan, Robert, Eaatcbeap, merchant Baird, William, Islington, gentleman Barwell, Thomas, lo, Park square, gentleman Bell, William, Rochester, surgeon Bentham, Bryan, Chatham, bank manager Blundell, George, Brixton hill, gentleman Bennett, J as. R., Chatham, oil and oolourman Bassett, Charles, Pontypridd, bank manager Bolton, Jais. Charles, Enfield, gentleman Boothroyd, Thomas, Leeds, gentleman Barrass, Hempseed, Newcastle on Tyne, iron merchant Belton, Jno, Hatton garden, auctioneer Barrett, Wm., Islington, gentleman Barnes, Laurence Lord, Ealing, cashier Burn, William, Birchin lane, solicitor Bond, Thos. Jno, Plymouth, gentleman Bray It y, George, jun., Bideford, solicitor oorrotrman, Jno., Mark lane, merchant 3reads, Owen, Worthing, gentleman Bonsor, James, Fore street, Cripplegate, gentleman Brace, Henry. Walsall. merchant. Bensted, Thomas, Richmond, professor of music Badcock, Richard, Abingdon, auctioneer Batemen, Henry, Strmd, wine merchant Bendy, Henry, Bermondsey street, oilman Brushfield, Richard, Union street, Spitalfields, oil and colourman Brushfield, Thomas, Church street, Spitalfields, gentleman Ballinger, William, jun., Swansea, ialtster Burd, Robert, Eastcheap, gentleman Borrowman, John, Pembroke Dock, draper Brewer, Jehoiada, Newport, Mon., surgeon Brewer, John Edwin, India Office, gentleman Barter's, William, Exors, Graceohuroh street, ship broker Bevan, Frances, Gravcsend, widow Cocq, Susannah C. R., Torquay, widow Clark, George, Highgate rise, gentleman [conntant Cooper, William, George street, Mansion honse, so. Cardwell, Thomas, 4, Cullum street, merchant Cable, Jno. Shepherd, Yeovil, Somerset, gentleman Chowne, Jno. Alfred, Westbourne terrace, W., gentleman Corrie, John, Stock Exchange Cobb, Robert Lake, Iligham, Kent, farmer Cummins, John Blake, Tavistock row, Convent garden, seedsman Clarke, John Creemer, Abingdon, Berkshire wholesale clothier Cole, William Henry, Gracechurch street, merchant Clark, George William, Tunbridge Wells, gentleman Cave, Thomas, Lancaster gate, Hyde Park, gentleman Chappell, William, Coventry, silk agent Copeland, Eben Strange, Abingdon, gentleman Crofts, Richard, Deal, coach builder Clements, Jno., Regent street, warehouseman CroBs, Jno. Woodrow, Connaught terrace, bank manager Carpenter, Alfred Benjamin, Elm court, Temple, solicitor Cooper,, Edmund, Deptford, gentleman Congrove, John, Tooting, clerk in orders Crossley, Alexander, Birchin lane, solicitor Collingridge, William Hill, Aldergate street, printer Cogill, Henry William, Chatham, jeweller Collier, Alfred Jno., Clapham road, gentleman Cornwell, Vincent, Plumstead, gentleman Cooper, William Henry, Wellingborough, currier Copeland, Josh., Abingdon, coal merchant Cbarsley, Frederick, Slough, solicitor Coles, Executors of Joseph, Stourbridge, grocer Cumming, James B., Leadenhall street, merchant Cooper, Arthur, Gaorgestreet, Mansion house, accountant Cummin?, Edward Russell, Gracechurch street, ship bro- Cuming, Samuel, Adelaide road, gentleman [ker Coatee, James, Gresham street, gentleman Cocks, James, Pembroke Dock, gentleman Collins, Edward, Neath, banker Critchley, Josh., Langham place, gentleman Charles, Pendrill, Neath, gentleman Cross, Jno., Newport, Monmouthshire, bank'manager Charles, Pendrill, jun., Neath, gentleman Carpenter, Caroline Hill, Warminster, spinster Carpenter, Sarah, Warminster, spinster Cracknell, Richard, Great Yarmouth, bank manager Duffield, Jno. Elder, LODg lane, Smithfield, builder Day, Thomas Hermitage, Rochester, esquire Drury, Charles Dru, Lloyd's, insurance broker Davies, David, Newport, Monmouthshire, draper IJavis, J no., Gloucester, accountant [gentleman Dv"rV*mea N.u8ent» 2> Royal Exchange buildings, Dun T18™' Birkenhead, gentleman Dunrot > Rochester, confectioner DawkintD'T 1 °n' Buckingham Palace Gate Dunlon AnSna"' £ embr°ke» justice of the peace Davies^ThomlT vT"' ?h, gentl«man Douria. pT/ Edgeware road, linen draper Dunhir S I? Berwick on Tweed, solicitor Dunbar, Alexander, Old Broad street, merchant Davies, Jno., Hereford, gentleman Denny, Jno., Ulverston, iron ore master Dale, Emma, Highbury, widow Dawkins, William, Pembroke Dock, draper Evans, Henry, Newport, Monmouthshire, agent Elliott, Jno., Naval and Military Club, Piccadilly, gen- tleman Edgar, Ebenezer, Salisbury street, Lisson grove, clothier Elvin, Jno., Francis street, Tottehnam Court Road, corn dealer Edenborougb, Samuel Bolton, Moorgate street Buildings, wool broker Evans, Albert, St John's Wood, bookseller RUtin, Emma, Gravesend Ellis, Edward, Hill street, Berkeley square, gentleman Ellstup, Edwin, Bayswater, gentleman Eaton, Henry, Brompton, gentleman Eley, William Henry, Cobham, Kent, farmer Eley, George, Tong, near Sittingbourne, gentleman Richard Webber, Dartmouth, shipowner Elmslio, Edmund Wallace, Fulston, Great Malvern, gen- ■Mgcombe, Thomas Smith, Portsfea, solicitor [tleman Edwards, Walter, Executors of, Pontypridd, gentleman Furrell, Frederick, Rochester, coal factor Fitch, Fred. Charles, New Kent road, gentleman tiake, William, North Walsham, bank manager Fiske, Francis Robert, Norwich, draper TnAn Fowles, Edmond, Exors, Newton Abbott, Devon, gentle- Fletcher, William, jun., Gravesend, bank cashier Felton, Elixa Wallis, Brighton, spinster Freer, Jonathan, Leicester, gentleman [flowers Foulabam, Chester, Oxford street, importer of French Fowler, John Robert, South Norwod, land agent Friston, Onesimus, Royal Exchange Avenue, accountant Frost, George, Kensington square, Kensington Gray, Robert, Islington, gentleman [gentleman Glasspool, George, Westbourne street, L^ton square, Gates, John Benjamin, Gresham street, accountant Goodson, James, Kensington Gardens square, M.P. Glegg, James, Moorgate street, accountant Griffin, John Caney, Mundford, near Brandon, gentleman Gilbart, Frederick Hughes, 118, Pall Mall, gentleman Gardner, Henry, Taunton, gentleman Grover, George, Hampton, gentleman Game, William, Threadneedle street, gentleman Grover, Henry, Hemel Hempstead, farmer Godden, Henry James, 168, Feneburch street, solicitor George, Frederick, Alma road, Dalston, gentleman Godden, Charles, Melina place, St John's Wood, gentle- Gardner, Henry Gale, Bristol, gentleman [man George, Frederick, Harrowgate, gentleman Garden, Robert, Springfield road, St John's Wood, gen- Greer, James, Newgale street, cutler [tlemnn Gilbert, George, Keppell street, Russell square, gentle- Guthrie, James, Brechin, gentleman [man Griffith, WRiter, Leadenhall street, merchant Garment, William, Cooper's row, Tower hill, carrier Grey, George, Hartford, near Northwich, barrister Gill, John Raw, Leicester, collector of inland revenue Gregory, Walter Thomas, Peckham Rye, gentleman George, John, Southgate, leather merchant Galsworthy, William, Old Jewry Chambers, solicitor Gilby, Henry, broker, Islington Gibson, John, Taunton, draper Graham, James, Newport, Monmouthshire, auctioneer I Gardiner, John, Hereford, draper Horsfall, Josh., Leeds, gentleman Holroyd, Charlotte L., 8, Sussex pIlUle Hartridgc, William, Stock Exchange, stock broker Hadow, Henry, St James's street, gentleman Harding, William, Lloyd's underwriter Holland, Josi^RI William, Forest Hill, esquire [tleman llaymen, Henry, 12, Clarendon road, Kensington, gen- Hill, Robert, Leadenhall street, merchant clt. *1 Hare, Frederick, Saathampton, gentleman [clergyman Hughes, William Soiled, Horley Vicarage, Surrey, I Edwin, Hy. Galsworthy, York terrace, Regent's Park, j gentleman Hadow, James, KenningtOD, Devizes, gentleman Heath, William, St Helen's Place, solicitor Bopwood, Me teal f, Bishopsgate Street, goldsmith Hux, John, Miltc Street, Dorset Square, gentleman llickie, Robert, Caroachan, Leadenhall Street, merchant Hodges, Henry, Portsdown Road, Maidahill, gentleman Hopper. Thomas Duck, Eaatehreap, merchant Howell, William, Pencoed, Bridgend, gentleman Hux, Richard H, Spencer Stieet, Goswell RoadT wateh manufacturer Htti wMd, Richard, Pembroke Dock, gentleman Holland, Josh Wm, jun.'ldol Lane, eoffee merchant Holmes^ John. Ricbes Court, Lime Street, merchant Heath, Emoia, Strood, Kent, spinster Hostler, Spencer William, Pembroke, gentleman Hesketh, Sarah, Atherton. near Manohester, spinster Heath, William, Strood, Kent, cattle salesman Hyde, John, Abingdon, merchant Haisraan, Abel, Rochester, shipowner Hambidge, Win, George Lane, BotolphLane, gentleman Homersharo, Osborne S, Tottenham, merchant Hodgkess, Robert, Downham, near Clitheroe, schoolmaster Hammond, Frederick G. Horley, gentleman Hill, William, Stamfordhill Terrace, gentleman Halliday, William Jabez, Manchester, chemist Hollister, Alfred, Rochester, bank manager Howse, Nathaniel, Witney, merchant Hitchcock, William John, Lasswade, gentleman Ilolyland, Thomas. Leicester, draper Husey, Ralph Allen, Philpot Lane, merchant Hill, James, Glasgow, physician Harris, Henry, Broad Street Buildings, surveyor Harris, Mrs Hannah, Abingdon, clothier [music Harrington, William R. Wellingborough, professor of Holloway, Geo, and holloway. Hy A. Stroud, manu- facturers Hutton, Chas W. C., Newgate Street, warehouseman Hopson, Robert, High Street, Bangor, confectioner Harrower, David, 9, St Paul's Churchyard, gentleman Harwood, Thomas, Manchester, gentleman HliCk, Charles, Gloucester Place, Portsman Square, gen- Hugo, William Henry, Cardiff, gentleman [tleman Hulm, Willi im, Pembroke, hank manager Hulm,Stednian Ed,Oriental Bank Corporation,gentleman Hopkins, Sarah. Swansea tril!, Thomas, Rudhall, near Ross, gentleman Haddon, George Cowley, Hereford, gentleman Hill, James Charles, Abergavonny, ironmaster Hutten, Josh, Heath. Gr&vesend, gentleman Humphries, Josiah, East Dereham, bank manager Islip, William, Ramsgate, manufactnrer Johnson, Cecilia Fanny, St Cloud, near Paris, spinster Jackson, James, Cornhill, tavern keeper Johnson, Robert Sparrow, Homerton, gentleman Johnson, Henry, Dover, bank manager Joseland, John, Worcester, gentleman Jones, Edward, Welshpool, solicitor Jones, William Millward, Dublin, solieitor Johnson, Eva, St Cloud, near Paris, spinster. James, Richard, Llanrwst, solicitor Jafi £ D. T., Belfast, merchant Johnston, Mary, Pembroke Dock, spinster Jones, William, West Smithfield, gentleman Johnston, Phcebe, Newton Cunningham, Londonderry, spinster Johns, Jasper Wilson, 46, Cumberland Street, Hyde Park, gentleman Jaoobsobn, John. 38, Ahemarle street, tnerehant Jarrett, James, Pwllheli, bank accountant Jones, Robert, Pwllheli, bank manager Johnson, Goo, Byng, Dorking, gentleman Jordan, Charles J. King, John Thomas, Qneen street, Cheapside, printer Kynock, John, Wellington, gentleman Knicht. Thomas Rnrne«. LimA istrppt. cfntlfman Knill, James, Lechlade, physician Knapp, Arthur, Great Winchester street, gentleman Kingeworth, William, Burham, Rochester, miller King, Henry, Liverpool, gentleman King, William Henry, Liverpool, gentleman Kent, Hy. BD. Killick, Dulwich, gentleman Keay, Robert, Hereford, draper Kelly, George F., LL.D., Pembroke Dock, clergyman Lewis, James, Rochester, solicitor Lake, William, Gravesend, gentleman Laird, Ebenezer, Stoke Newinglon, gentleman L^ke, Edwd., lIoo. gentleman Larroder, Jno. Peter, 45, King William street, aoconntant Lourey, George, Rochester, gentleman Liefchild, Emily, Mornington crescent, widow Lindner, Maximillian, Birmingham, merchant Lepfne, Stephen, Abingdon, clergyman Lewis, Francis Theodore, Coleman street, auctioneer Liotchild, Richard Buckley, Hire court, Temple, gentle- Lea, Samuel, Witney, ironmonger [man Lake, John. Gravesend, gentleman Lemmon, Thomas W., Kensington, army and navy con- tractor Lake, Robert, Jun., Oakley, High am, gentleman Lloyd, David, Beanmaris, gentleman Lethbridge, Wm., King's Bench walk, Temple, barrister- at-law Leigh, Thomas, Pembroke Dock, draper Llewellyn, Llewellyn, Briton Ferry, reverend Lewis, Charles Edward, Old Jewry, solicitor Lupton, Richard, Nunhead, gentleman Lubbock, John Ashley, 1, Raven row, Spitalfields, drng- Lonergan, Stephen, Clonmel, solicitor [gist Lowellin, William, Bridgend, gentleman Lewellin, Charles Lloyd, Coychurch Rectory, near Bridg- end, clerk in holy orders Lovell, Wm. Gwyer, Newport, Monmouthshire, timber merchant Lyall, David, Pembroke Dock, M.D. Little, Thomas M., Maindee, Newport, Monmonthshire", commercial traveller Laybourne, Richd. Bassaley, Near Newport, Monmouth- shire, gentleman Lewis, Lambert, Newport, Monmouthshire, gentleman Lewellin, Llewellin, Lampeter, dean of St. David's Lewis, David, Langeinor, Bridgond, clergyman Leach, George, 55, King William street, timber merchant Munns, Arnold Summers, Old Jewry, solicitor Michell, Richard, Kensington park gardens, W., gentleman Martin, G. Alfd., Denmark stieet, St. George's, East, sugar salesman Masuingham, John William, Peterboro', gentleman Murdoch's Executors, Wm., Lancaster gate, gentleman Martyn, Silas Edward, Tburloe square, gentleman Mackrell, Wm. Thos., Abingdon street, Westminster, gentleman McMaster, John, Ipswich, accountant Morgan, Thomas. Lismorney, Cowbridge, farmer Macre, Robert Campbell, Barge yard Chambers, merchant Mair, Hugh, Fereduy street, merchant Morgan, Richard Jn, Ed., Norwich, bank manager Martin, Geo. Will., and Martin, John, King's road, woollen warehouseman Margetson, Paul, New Western street, Bermoadsey,gen- tleman Moore, Josh. Ord, Rochester, butcher Mason, Saml., Great Cambridge street, Hackney road, gentleman Mayo, Herbert, Oakbill, Hampstead, gentleman McMath, William, Albert street, Mile end, gentleman Manclark, Wm., Rochester, gentleman Mant, George Joseph, Oriental Club, colonel Murton, Jno., Cooling Castle, Kent, farmer Miles, Jas. Luke, Rainham, Kent, farmer Melton, John Thomas, Norwich, commercial traveller Martin, Wm. Eycott, Rochester, clergyman May, Richard, Garlick hill, City, accountant Morris, Charles, Reading, commercial traveller Morgan, William, Great Coram street, gentleman Martin, Wm., Albert Villas, Seven Sister's road, provi- sion merchant McKelvie, Alexdr, Stevenston, Torrington, gentleman vr j^'s* > Bedford, servant Mott«rhU' G?0r*«. Duhlin, gentleman Motterham, Jatne,. Birmingham, barrister-at-law miIs,Eedwfr;iBirCb' C°1Che8ter'V-r McColgan, Jno., Newburgh Fife, officer of customs Moritz, Emanuel, 25, Savage gardens, merchant McLean, James, Pembroke Dock, bank manager Moore, Joseph, Pembroke Dock, druggist McLean, John, Neath, draper Morgan, William, Cowbridge, bank manager Mordecai, Thomas, Bear hotel, Cowbridge, gentleman Millar, John, Newton, Bridgend, gentleman Morgan, llltid, Maesteg, Glamorganshire, gentleman Nixon, Brinaley de, 6, St. James's terrace, Harrow ru i, gentleman Noldwritt's Executor?, John, Water lane, gentleman Nicholson, William Henry, Roohester, esquire Nutter, Elliott Smith, Cornhill, oil broker Nasb, Edward, North Walsham, farmer Nortbcotte, Julian, Spencer street, Canonbury, gentleman Noldwritt, John S., Water lane, Custom house agent Nisbett, David, jun., West Brixton, gentleman Norfolk, William John, 21, Lombard street, gentleman Nethersole, Sarah, Charlton, Dover, spinster Oliver, James, Ladbroke square, barrister Gat way; William V., Bideford, gentleman Owen, Arthur James, Oxtord street, decorator and contractor Orion, John Swiffield, Upper Hamilton terrace, gentleman Onion, Robert, jun., Dullingham, yeoman Omerod, Herbert E., Croydon, gentleman Obicini, Frederick Peter, The Common, Stoke Newing- ton, ditto Overend. James, 70, Bisboppgate street, ditto Owen, Daniel, Cowbridge, gentleman Pedley, Joshua, 11, Poultry, solicitor Peters, Joseph, Burtain court, Rochester, gentleman Pattisou, William Pollard, Dean street. Park lane, actnary Purdie, John, Thornton heath, gentleman Phillips, John Rouse, Russell square, gentleman Price, Robert Stacey, Gresham street, gentleman lligon, Henry, Little Bredy, near Dorchester, clerk in orders Parkyns, Thomas G. A., 9, Gloucester square, baronet Price, Frederick Wakefield, Torrington place, gentleman Perron, Jane. Graeeohtireh street, spinster Phillips, George, Bull alley, Lombard street., gentleman Powell, Emma, Plumstead, spineter Patrick, John T. A., Clephane road, Canonbury, solicitor Pallister, Blades, Gravesend, gentleman "aar.< .m, Thomas, Bedford row, architect Pitman, George Fred., Lloyd's, gentleman Porritt, Isaac, Deptford, bookseller Phillips, Walter Hy., Brompton, gentleman Potter, Wm. Horatio, Upper Norwood, guano manu- facturer Price, Thomas, Wrexham, gentleman Pye, James, Cobham, Kent, farmer Pye, Hen; v, St Mary's. Kelllkgentleman Pattisou, Frances A., Ad,a,combe, spinster Partridge, William, Tiverton, solicitor Perrott, Jno, Graccchurch Street, gentleman Payne, Gt urge Henry, Cullan Street, merchant Plgott, Richard Hy, Glenfield, nr Bath, gentleman Parsons, Thomas. Regent Street, warehouseman Powell, Alfred, Lecbdaie, gentleman [tleman Paterson, James Ersklne, Linlather, near Dundee, gea- Parr, Henry, 6, Alderman bury, warehouseman Page, Johu, Bewdley, draper Pugh, L. G., Pwllheli, gentleman Pugh, Hugh, Pwllheli, bar.ker Popkin, William Bassetf, MfU'Steg, Glamorgan, chemist Price, Edward Morris, Bridgend, bank olerx Ray, James S., Clafe, Suffolk, gentlev»au Ritchie, Heury, Billiter Street, merchant Richardson, Charles. 11, Old Jewry, solicitor Rumtnens, Frauds, Queen Square.Westmiugter.conttactor Robinson, Goerge Perks, Albion Villas, Dalston, manu- facturer !T Read, Eli, Weymouth Terrace, Hackney Road, agvni" Rintoul, Robert, 1.i, St James's Square, captain RiSs TK^F Bishopsgate House,-4^, Kicnaras, iw-velier Ric3 £ ?° J0i'^ E^M^ley, geci.V^n *■F 1?W •?' ;ler' ^tnlemari gtocktjin, Satnuel R, Aibv.o utreet, Euston Rc gentleman Stephens. Samuel, EhVy, near Strond, gentleman hiualilielu, Ed^tir, > Kjnij WillHm Street, mi IIIIH<I|l bmuLheid, flft, King William Street, merchant Scholes, John William, White Horse Yard, Crippleg Stone, John, Seveooaks, gentleman Smith, John Whittet, I, Westminster Chambers, bank manager I Stephens, Thomas, North Villa, Regent's Park, merchant Sotfthgate, Francis Thomas, Gravesend, gentleman Shaw, Maltman Wm S, George Yard, Lombard Street, coal exporter StAllybrass, Charles Ellah, Cardiff. ship broker Sandman, William Barclay, St John Street, CterkenweU, gentleman Silvester. Abraham Sims, 13, Cornhill, stock broker Sewell, Charles Brodie, Fencburch Street, M.D. Slater, Thomas Jump, Liverpool, bookkeeper Spencer, George, Tiverton, gentleman Schlesingee, Louis. Liverpool Street,essential Oil merchant Sellick, George Caledonian Road, gentleuian Scott, John. Wonldham, farmer Summcrsgill, Benjamin, Leeds, stationer Stunt, Frederick, Higham, Rochester, gentleman Smith, Robert, Rochester, tailor Simpson, William Henry, 50, Gower Street, merchant Suttaby, Robert Edward, 2. Amen Corner, Paternoster Stephenson, Thomas. Laogholtn, writer f Row.gentte'naa Sornbie, Robert, Sutton, Vallenoe Vicarage, Kent, olergy- man Spence, William, Dean Park, Govan, Glasgow, shipowner Stunt, Walter, The Grange, Gillinghaui, gentleman Sike, John, Sudbury, merchant Simpson. Lightly, 60, Gower Street, gentleman Smith, Frederick Wicfcings.ifa.LincoIn'sInnFields^olicltof Smith, James William, Homer Terrace, Victoria Park, gentleman Shoard, John, Healy, Batley, Yorkshire, manufacturer Satterthwaite, John, Ulverston, btnk agent shepherd, Julius G, Luton, gentleman Strutevant, Thomas Thorold, Skinner Street, Clerkon- well, eiectro-plate manufacturer Sims, Wm, Aberdarr, chemist Sharp, John, Mitre Court, Milk Street, gentleman Skelton, William, 83, Bishopsgate Street, hotel keeper Sutton, John Maule, Tenby, M.D. Strawbridge, George Nelson, Stock Exchange, gentleman Summers. Henry, Redhill, Surrey, linen draper Siderfin. William, Neatb, grocer Smith, William, Swansea, feilmonger Stockwood, Thomas, Bridgend, solicitor Tabor, William. Brentwood, gentleman Tysers Exors, Henry, 95, Bishopsgate Street, Within, shipowner Tyser, Goorge Dorman, Lloyds, gentleman Thomas, John, Cowbridge, auctioneer Thomas, Luke, 136, Leadenhall Street, gentleman Todd, Richard, Bristol, gentleman Thompson, George, Strode, Kent, grocer [spinster Tuck, Isabella Emmll, Union Court, Old Broad Street, Thomson, James, 7, Lower Kennington Lane, gentleman Tucker, Brothers, Abergavennv, corn merchants Thomas. Charles Trevail, St James's Road, Caledonian Road, agent Twells, Wm, Handsworth, near Birmfngham, gentleman Turney, George Leonard, Addle Street, Wood Street, manufacturer Thompson, William, Frome, Crape manufacturer Tilsley, Richard, H'gh Grove, Trent Vale, Stoke-npon- Tucker, John, Brown Street, Salisbury [Trent,gentleman Tapscott, James, 39, Oldball Street, Liverpool, bookkeeper Trees, Abel, 13. Holl Lane, Walsall, gentleman Tallock, Robert Thorold, Essex Road, Islington,gentleman Thomas, Richard Jatnes Davis, Pembroke, gentleman Tullock, James, 7, Bank Buildings. gentleman [manager Tullock, Thomas Robinson, 500, Kingsland Road, bank Tomlinson, William Jonathan, Great College Street, Camden Town, gentleman Tulloch, Lucy Thorold,265,Essex Road, 1 slington,spinster Varley, Cromwell F, Telegraph Street, telegraph engineer Vicary, Thomas Merrill,Bedford Street,Plymouth,chemist Voss, Robert, Bethnal Green, solicitor Vase, James, Tain, M.D Vass, David Ross, Tain, inspector of taxes Verrier, Isaac Isaac, Rochester, butcher Valentine, Johu S, Wilton Terrace, Kensington, efvR Viney, Thomas, Taunton, gentleman [engineer Viner, Elizabeth, Swansea, widow Walls, Andrew, 11, Leadenhall Street, underwriter Whiston. Robert, Rochester, Keut, clerk in holy orders Walter, William, Berengrave, Rainham, Kent, gentleman Wallen, Augustus, 155. Fenchurch Street, merchant Wenman, Francis H. 19, Bishopsgate street Within, ship Winter, Sarah, 25, Bloomsbury Square [ping agent Wood, George. Cuxtoti, Kent,, farmer White, Robert, Riches Court, Lime Street, merchant Wood, John Riohard, Melton, Woodbridge, gentleman Webb, Thomas, 40, Great Titchfield Street, npholsterer Wilcox, Brodie Aug. 28, Portman Square, gentleman Williams, William M, West Ham, gentleman; Gates, John. Brighton, ditto; and Windsor, Thomas, Kant Street, Southwark, gentleman Woolston, William, Wellingborough, draper White, James, Brighton, M.P. Whincop, Garwood George, Norwich, bank cashier Wilbraham, Thomas Edward, Blaekbeatb, lieutenant- colonel West, Samuel, Globe Road, Mile End, Haberdasher Weill, William, Bell Yard, Doctors' Commons, solicitor Wild, James, Hammersmith, woollen draper Woodcock, Adolphus, 62, Gracechurch street, refresh- ment room keeper Wetton, Henry M., 7, Turle road, Hornsey road, gen- tleman Whitworth's Executor, John, St. Thomas, near Exeter, gentleman Wilkinson, Richard, Southampton, gentleman Walker, John, jun., Pablev, merchant Wriggles worth, George, 36, Albion street, Leeds, gen- tleman Wotherspoon, William, Paisley, starch manufacturer Williams, John Rees, Bilston, gentioman Wass, James Todd, 2, Newington Causeway, draper's assistant Wright, Mathew James, 101, Cannon street, gentlemanl Wakeley, Thomas S., Rainham, gentleman Winnett, James, Eldertield road, Lower Clapton, dyer Wagner, Morris K., Manchester, calico printer Wadley, James Ross, Hereford, gentleman Wheatley, Charles, Huddersfield, wholesale druggist Wadley, Martha, Whitrainster, spinster Webster, Samuel, Bradford, commission Agent Warde, Ambrose, West Farleigh White, Joseph, Bradford, worsted spinner Waller, Thomas, Sutton hall, Woodbridge, gentleman Wigley, Josh., Newtown, Montgomeryshire, flannel merchant Wormald, William, 42. Bedford row, gentleman Webb, Henry B., 23, Old Bond street, gentleman Williams, Griffith, Llanerchyniedd, chemist Wilson, Thomas, Dock street, Newport, Monmouthshire, draper Woodman, Charles John, George lane, Botolph lane, gentleman Watkins, William B., Cardiff, bank manager Watson, John, 70, Bishopsgate street, gentleman Warlow, William Henry, Pembroke, gentleman Ware, James, Cardiff, merchant, Yardiey, SamneLChiiton street, Betbnal green,gentleman Yeaman, Kobert, Reform street, Dublin, accountant, Young, Daniel, St. Peter btreet, St. Alban's, baker and corn dealer Names of Places where the Business is carried on. ■i-UACR. COUNTY. £ Bank Bafldings, London Middlesex 80, Connaught terrace, Edgeware road, London. Mid- dlesex 560, Kin-,sland road Middlesex, London Bridgend Glamorgan Briton Ferry Glamorgan Bungay Suffolk Cardiff Glamorgan Caerphilly Glamorgan Chatham Kent Cowbridge Glamorgan East Dereham Norfolk Fakenham Norfolk Gosport Hants Gravesend Kent Great Yarmouth Norfolk Halesworth Suffolk flarleston Norfolk Haverfordwest Pembroke King's Lynn Norfolk Neaih Glamorgan Newport Monmouth North Walsham Norfolkl Norwich Norfolk Pembroke Pembroke Pembroke Dook Pembroka Pontypridd Glamorgao Portsea Hants Rochester Kent Swansea Glamorgan Tenby Pembroke Usk Moumoath Wells Norfolk W. W DALBIAC, Registrar of Bank Returns. Inland Revenue Office, 30th Jauuary, 1868.

F ISH G U A R D. IMPORTANT S ALE OF TIMBER. MESSRS JAMES t MORRIS Have been instructed to Sell by Auction, near Fishguard Bridge, (unless previously disposed ot by private con- tract, of which, dne notice will be given.) on lliuridaT the 5th day ot Match, 186S, ALL the remaining Stock of Memel, Swedish, Quebec. Yellow and Red Pine TIMBER, eonsisting of 115 balks, containing about 3,000 feet, Christianea, Batten* Deals, Deal Ends, Staves. Lathsw'Latbwood, &c, under tb& charge of Mr James Hughes, builder, wuo, in the inter- val, will show the same, and sell any part thereof 11 required. ••• Purchases und<$twenty shillings to be stttlod for before tbe goods are removed. All lots to be «more<i within ten days. Sale to commence at twelve o'clock. T'" #U)n\.b.a credit, subject to conditions. The purchase money to be Fishguard ^UCt'°ne*r8' at their Office; M^rkei-qjuare, Market-square, FtshgV« £ rd. February 4tb, fgb8. ——"A, • —'1'*• .„ IMPORTANT S.ALR O F T I J* R j 0"^ PEMBROKESHIRE. 0 0^ 11 «•; JSTER WOOD, NEAR~Fl$ilOrviJJ- MESSRS JAMEH,^ J[f Are b.stujcteti V AuJSi .;i Inn, Fii||fua¥^" 27th Few' j LL iha^a J J\. wk|F nowjiigiflf' Jjr jM

J° Howard, who placed it beneath bis coat. We appre- ended the prisoners, and charged them with stealing I know*0" said: 4 Toa did not see me doing it, The,calico was produced and identified by Mr Evans, ODe of the prosecutors. The prisoners pleaded guilty, saying they took the £ u° In 0Tder that they might be put in the Lock-up. eo,1l<J Ret nothing to do, and were in distress. i he Bench ordered them to be imprisoned for 6 weeks ^ith hard labour. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY V. GREEN. Pre*ioua sessions the Railway Company charged r Benjamin Green, of Birmingham, with riding in a wtth hard labour. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY V. GREEN. At a previous sessions the Railway Company charged r Benjamin Green, of Birmingham, with riding in a eecond class carriage to Haverfordwest, with a third th**8 Mr Green was acquitted of the charge, and ▼as dismissed with o^sts amounting to 6 lis 9d, which were ordered to be paid by the Com- pany. On Wednesday Mr Smith, solicitor, of Swansea, Rde an spplicalion to the Bench on behalf of the Com. psny, for a reduction of the costs allowed to the defen- &nt, on the ground that they were excessive. Mr f a' considerable length, referred to the rules i hieh governed the question of costs in the superior ] courts, and also in other cases hesird at Petty Sessions. ? Be also entered into a statement of figures as to the amount of railway fares paid by the defendant and his witnesses in coming to the Court, and asserted that the allm allowed by the Court must have greatly exceeded that expended by the defence.—Mr John, on the part of e defendant, contended that the costs allowed wore not excessive, and said that the defendant was considerably *K 1 j P°ckot after payment of the costs. Ho stated that the defendant desired to receive no more than the Bum mpent by him and his witnesses in attending to answer the case. The expense of the defendant in getting up bis answer to the charge was considerable, for his wit- nesses were spread all over the country, and it was with considerable difficulty they could be found All the Witnesses were gentlemen engaged in important business «nd be urged that the allowances which were maX i them were not more than was necessarv J • s their position. The Rpnnh „ £ y. to P^sons in Jnents on both sides r^/ n T™* l*u ar8u* court, the Mayor said' th« P k £ } return into Gourt, the Mayor said the BOneh had reconsidered the back to The C e'k with^ taxation JU„,d i» coMiog the Cou" A,for ViZTi £ l Ue,cb penses. The allawnnn lr J?88 °' tome and other ex- calculated and t.hn fording to this direction was diminish th« ? Te8ult of the re-taxation was to MrJohusdd ho !hPrM10USly allr,wed by £ U 128 2d- •"certain w> \k tu oommumcate with bis client to ling «xi»r,M V u 8Um allowed covered their travel- ^8«*P«ti8es, and the case was further adjourned.