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PEMBROKESHIRE. I e Queen has been pleased to grant unto Francis .ndwadq kah. of Torquay, in the county of Devon, and Jyhebyll Place, in the county of Glamorgan, ? the Commisfion of the Peace for the last t'amed ?"?V' her ?"y? licence &ud authority, that he ?d h' '? '???? may in compliance with a proviso con.. ?inpf)'- the last will and testament of Jane Bassett, !&te ° "?verfordwest, in the county of Pembroke, wi 4", deceased, take and henceforth use the surname oyd, instead of that of Leach. IBROKE YARD. Considerable reductions and A h erat e2 s are to take place at the Royal Dock Yard on the °^ April. Upwards of twenty labourers are to ?e d?. ??8Fd, and a great many of all classes of work- n)en '?' ?""?'??' A number of mechanics are to do ?hour???"?' and be paid as such accordingly. One ?''e?? BaH) is to be reduced by superannuation, ?-en aS l**0 inspectors, Messrs. Spriggs and Sambolls. The it ti, of director of works (Capt. Williams, ?oyal ? H°yal p ngi eer), is to be abolished. One clerk, (Mr. ^rom the same department, is to be also ?dish? ?"??'? supposed that next year the Chap- ?"'cies f that and the other dock yards will be done ?w?y ?. b SUIP T 8'IIP LILINCII.-Tlic? Buzzanl steamer was launched the p "1^broke Royal Dock Yard, on Saturday after- n°0tl last about 5 o'clock. The event created not the "?'Shtest '"?'?' the only vehicles in attendance being ? ? Irish ?"nt'ng car and two phaetons. The company ???cott? ???'? ??'nost exclusively of soldiers and children. She ?pn lhe stocks, however, in the most. Ratisfac. tory JJ. ner' and without any casualty by accident or t 1, r,? i e.'lie followin is an account of the principal t?r t?'??-Extrcmc l??th, 186 feet; length of keel !H-r torin11,"1' do. breadth extreme breadth, 34 do. breadth toiuia!"PA 00'i L"(>- » bie:-id'h moulde d 33. Tonna g e, '^98 to!,s ?"? ? :!Hh)!td <,H tLe duck yard r.d\ to be dock eC i as ?' as the Ma?icicnnj is ?..tcd out, v,'hich ;i>, on thp at,proaciiiii,i. NAREERTH STEEPLE CHASES.—These sports, as pre- viously announced, came off on Tuesday last, not unaccompanied with the usual" moving accidents of flood and field." The first race an Open Stakes" was won by Caliph, with Squire Ugly, second, Maid Lawrctvny, third, Esmeralda, fourth, and the others tailed off. Charity, upon which the Carmarthenshire gentry had staked their faith, fell several times, and, although acknowledged to be an excellent horse, lost all chance of success, A second race, for a Hack, (JI Scurry Stakes, was won by a horse named Mifo, who like his Grecian antecedent, distanced all competitors. "r e rrrct that the enjoyment of the day's proceedings was marred by several serious and well-nigh fatal occurrences. THE WONDERS OF THE SEASON.—Three ewes, the property of Mr. Thomas, Llecha, near St. David's, Pem- brokeshire, together brought twelve lambs the first five lambs, the second four, and the third three THE LATE RIOT IN KILGERHAN.—On Saturday last, Win. Bowen, was charged before James Bowen, W. D. Jones, and W. H. Lewis, Esq., with unlawfully carry- ing a wooden horse. The defendant admitted the offence, and was ordered to find sureties for his good behaviour the required bail being furnished, the de- fendant was discharged.

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