The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

.s THE SECOND REFORM MEETING. Radicals of this borough-the designation is j1(4i 1ely strong enough to indicate the character of their cOa charitably refrain from giving them any Ii, tJ"er name—are neither very candid nor very truthful, advertisements wherein they announce their public 'W "K"- The other day, for instance, it was placarded lbere was t° be a public meeting to 'consider' the K,st,ion of reform. Of course it turned out that the 'er'ig was not called for anything of the sort, but to (i,; u.r some latent political end; and so far from the s.'l°n of reform being 'considered,' there was not a A|i .e of what could properly be called discussion, but t,i(lthe speeclic' like a Bridgnorth election, were on one Sjj. and it was manifest, from the temper of the 'o P rs an<l the audience, that any one who had ventured cift- opinion at all running counter to the radical of the evening', would have been vehemently "k>p by preconcerted disturbance, if not subjected to 6 *^kward violence. So much, then, for the first meeting, and the disparity between its pretended tipp .re«l character. Since then we have had another is«, lrnen, equally rich, of radical disingenuousness. On tK(,'rday there were large posters distributed, announcing t(, 8 'neeting of working men would be held on Monday Coh^D8'der the various schemes of reform now before the nijJjfry, and the means by which the working *tiv ecure a share in making the laws, rne buls, to would have been much more truthful if they vvui run this wise;—'On Monday evening next there \y a public meeting at the Market. w »e Williams, of the TeUgraph, and two orthrce rtfT*< Will vent their malignity on hZQld-' On this occasion of Monday, Mr W P. Wil O Was '"stalled as ohairman; and it isi with Jw p to >r'ce in that position that I have, fepeciany, and brieflj hr I Iiavp alwavs regarded it as the duty ot tQ MHud8r,t of a public meeting, that he should imparfay StJJ, i,8 outset the object, and call the several anrt opfrs've speakers without any interlocutory remarks own. This, however, was not Mr Williams s idea office. He has evidently read Pendennis, and l>nr le<* the character of Captain Costigan to vivi ?8e* The gallant captain when he attended a con- Itie ^1 meeting made a point of having a clear halt ot Wa(.sPeaking to himself. Whatever the toast proposed of JT^^ethcr the Army and Navy, the Bishop and Clergy C0,t; Diocese—in fact, it did'nt matter what, Captain felt himself constrained to reply to it. It was «Vp„.of this- nature that Mr Williams enacted on Monday *c«rn,IiR" mrtde a long speech at the outset, one <JogJ *y less lengthy after the first speaker, repeated tne **88 ».• r the second speaker, ditto after the thiri, and it tl\e *xth oration number four that Mr Williams closed *v6tii °ceedings. He was up and down, in fact, all the droureminding one of nothing so much as that won- ^ver Piece of mechanism, i'unch and Judy, « here Punch t?0^ ftnc^ then enters, and Judy retreats, and vtce ^'i\s n hrovigiiout the proceedings. But Monday evening heen ?t the first of Mr Williams's performances. He has st;ir the late political movements in this "Sitnr °urh°0d; the Alpha and the Omega of all the he '°n. In his power of political transformation he is tOf, Proteus—here, there, and everywhere, at the 'Wvn bottom of everything. True, he sometimes en- ^l*ra conceal his authorship of these moments, but "Hiiup unsuccessfully; whatever radical puppets are 'l|<* ° Played, vou discover, for there is no mistaking it, a*UrJ familiar hand jerking the strings. Like tne V/dntP,? b:key Free, he is always at hand when he is *'th a,l(1 discharges the part of universal factotum v??81 exemplary energy. Nav, I am not sure that In verSa, Vet>' of his offices Mr Williams does not rival that ac,<)1' who was able to play Iago, paint the wh e 8tt,Vs a,'range the scenes, and finally lace Desdemona Maye'ri a word, whatever political cards aie ei g Vt Williams is sure to turn up trumps. I have ^ho ;r.jaP't:>l story somewhere of one Maurice Ma o■ "law u*8ed in ruin to such an extent that a corp .ia ''Htr, always in attendance when he diued out o t i'iiarJ.1™! hotne to the barracks. Can it be that, 1r the i?8 discharges a similar duty, "i a political ^nse, er»H ^adicals? Are they accustomed to get so bewil- ^hen they hold their meetings that Mr Williams Wi^metofhVKscuc f Are the* l» «oi many Is te J* Malone's, and is he their corporal s guard ? It ^Pafh fortunate thing ^r Mr Williams, I say it in all Pathy and sincerity, that he should ever have dis- played the cacocthe* lotjuendi. The Radicals have observed if and are the verv men to turn it to account. Ixion like, their victim will he doomed to revolve on his own wheel of passion. Let him beware Mnd rehel in mH Thp Tiidieais are playing Kv huu the part of Delilah of old, and will soon deprive l'nm of h^rn' 1 task fi'e is with temntation. Thcv are ,imposing on him f task lie is no t ad equate to accomplish. It may be -n^tent wdh human energy-Mr. Williams has three ox four column* per week^of abuse but that a can do this, and, ^ubmit fils^ to tl.e eT ^teJe to series of cfilumhiqus sficccijes. m rl J.0 re.1s0ns he utterly impossible. Mt.Wi^ £ £ Sef for exonerating himself .from tile >j' -P Lj j ut{a? to the Radicals. In the first p;lace he mjy p uf ;r natural inaptitude, and the Kadica s feeling at all, must remember how hatd Israelites of old to make bricks when "reetnont. straw. Secondly, he may fall back stipulated and urge that they are exacting more for. Clearly he could not have been emplo>ea botn t .wrife and to speak. The bond may j jjjm flesh, but surely it is silent as t° the bJ{»d- nn(j like Antonio's advocate, fall back on 1 > give up the position of a 'stump. r lam, SIR, Yours, &c., Haverfordwest, Hist March; 18^. ToxornoLirE.

H A V E R FOR D W EST M ARkii 1. f Saturday, March 26, 185ft. Wheat broufrfet to Market 301 Harley brought to Market 747 „ Unsold _39 Unsoiu Solll 205 Sold ••••• d s d. s. d. s. d. Best Wheat 5 0 to 5 3 Best Barley ° f. ,3. 4 l!l „ o 0 Good ditto 2 10 „ o 0 Sio^mo: t «:,q Q mfenorditto 2 8„o o

SOUTH WALKS RAILWAY. Traffic Return Traffic HeturTI Week ending March i9, 18^9 is ■' Corresponding Week in 18f>l{

J l1..A — BIRTHS, MARRlAtjE^, & f3;P.ATRS- "j" 'J" BIRTHS. On the 2.5th instant, at 2. Frogmorc Terrace, Tenby, the wile of W. Walters Rees, of a daughter. On the 30 ult, at Gloucester Terrace, in this town, the wife Mr Wm. Henry Smith, of a son. On the 27th ult., at Johnstone, the wife of Mr Thomas Edwards, blacksmith, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 29th ult., at the office of the Superintendent Jtegistraf, Mt Heyhtit- csrpenter, St. Florence, to Mrs Lewis, innfc«et>ei-, .df ihfe saihe Village- On the 28th ult.; at 'be fefeen^et- Chapel. Met,thyr Tydfil, by the Rev. J. Thomas, Mr E. T. Burncllof Bris- tol to Mrs Harries, of the former place. DEATHS. On the 29th instant. Elizabeth Jane, the infant daugh- ter of Mr W. \V. Rees, 2, Frogmore Terrace. len by. On the 28th inst., at Kidwelly, the wife of the Rcv. Mr Griffiths, vicar of that place. On the 30th ult., at Market-street, in this town, Mr John Prickett, tallow chandler, aged 69 years. On the 30th ult., of consumption, after 9 month s ill- ness, borne with "cry exemplary patience, and resignment to the will of God, Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of Mr G. P. Lewis, rope maker, Hakin, aged 24 years. On the 22nd ult., at Pall Mall, Liverpool, Mr Jonathan Allen, aged 29 years. Deceased was highly respected in life, and in death sincerely regretted by all who knew hlOn the 27th ult., at 5. Elizabeth-street, Pimlico, Lon- don, after a long and painful illness, Mr Thomas Bowen, tailor, formerly of this town, aged 64 years, deeply re- ^On the 12th of February, at Cartcllg wrw in the parish of Llanglydwen, Mr William Griffiths, brother to Mr John Griffiths, druggist, Narberth, after two or three days of severe affliction. He was smitten with apoplexy so thatbe was not able to speak one word before his death; but we are very confident that he had prepared both temporally and spiritually during the season of healh for the solemn event. His loss will be deeply felt in the family, the neighbourhood, as well as in the Church to which he belonged. The poor especially have sustained a great loss in more than one respect. As a guardian he always pleaded the cause of the poor, and that generallv with success. In Mr Griffith's life « has been given that a man may make the best of both worlds.'

HENRY PHILPOTT, Land Agent, Surveyor, Lithographer, &c., 8, VICTORIA PLACE, IIAVERFOKDWEST. Dinner to George Lort Phillips, Esq. HE DINNER to the above gentleman willl be given I at the Lion Hotel, Pembroke, on Wednesday, April 13th, at five o'clock, and not at Tenby, as before adver- aBed. JOHN ADAMS, Esq, Chairman, Tickets, including Wine, &c, 7s 6d each. Wanted Immdiately, TN a Drapery Establishment, Two experienced Steady I Young Men ftS Assistants. Unexceptionable refer- rpnuired Also a re-pectable Youth as an A pprcn- ricc.—Application to be made to Messrs Davies, Brothers, Sott Square, Carmarthen. Carmarthen, March 30, 1859. High-street, Haverfordwest. E GIBBS has just received a large supply oj Dublin and Bath Porter, Bath and Burton ALs, m Quarter "e cfbSafals^to dispose of two large hoilers,three joolers, bushel pans, brewing utentils, which will sold at very moderate prices. ,old at very moderate prices. Whrited, I X the early part of June next, £ 2,000 upon Mortgage 1 o( .pprJvEd Freehold Security, in the eounty of on «aoPSerC Estate in the same eonnty, at %K £ # £ ES5i apply to Mr W,„. Gr.ath Geerge Solicitor, Cardigan. In Chancery. MASTER OF THE ROLLS AT CHAMBERS. • «,/>/• ihp Joint Stock Companies Winding up ActCfmfand 1849, and of the Cat Cynnn Mining NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the Master of the \r OriCE IS H y H h Court of Chancery, to i Pourt the Winding- up of t his Company is attached, whose Court tne muuu » F chancery Lane, *111 at Ins "n Wednesday, the 13th the county of thfl afternoorl) or at day of April, ISOJ, a „lace as mav then or after- such other adjourned time oi place as y Com_ wards be fixed anoint ar^ to attend, at such t^me and place, and to offer proposals or objections as to any such appointment. Dated this 30th of March, Chiel Clerk. EDWARDS, FRANKISH, & GALLAND. 11, New Palace Yard. 1859. TOe 0 V E R THIS SEASON, That celebrated Thoroughbred Horse, YOUNG WALTON The Property of Mr J. Williams, Blaenfos, near Cardigan. no i oc. TTalf-bred Mares, &c, Thoroughbred Mares, £ -10 ed M, 5s. £ l 10s ;~Gr°om s Fee y^,)e8Groom-s Fee to be JlSftS ^rcmainder on the 24th of J une next. YnTTNG WALTON is a beautiful Dark-Chestnut S?e free from white, stands 16 hands high, and of^that c'elebrated Yorkshire vl°J °(m \f!uon?' out of a thorough-bred^mare V A Walton was bought at Yorkshire, by the King of Young guineas. He is perfect in temper, the Beljiums, for g d one 0f the most useful entire horses of riie^ay, ind calculated to get Hunters, Roadsters, and Steeple Chasers, and has proved himself a SUYnun^'Walton will attend at Newcastle Emlyn, Car- ■rJn Newport, Fishguard, Saint David's, Solva, Haver- fonlwest Narberth, and other places, every fortnight. IThe Groom will specify the time of attendance. v R —Mares tried by Young Walton, and put to other Horses, will be liable to pay the Fee. Notice is Hereby Given, ,„:uT bv two several Indentures, bearing date res- rpHAI py T.vpntv_second day of March, in the 1 pectively the Twenty^seco^ y^ fifty_ year of our Lord betwecll Thomas G wynne, of nine, and respectiv y Havei.f0rdwest, Gentleman, of the Town and County o r of Haverfordwest, the one Pf J't and Richard Rees, of the same aforesaid, Land Ag i .jjg,. part an the Real and place, Gentleman, whatsoever ot him, the said Personal Estates and ed and assigned unto the Thomas Gwynne wae co R5ichard RCes, their heirs, said Richard James and assignSf up0n the trusts executors, administrate) benefit of an the creditors of therein mentioned, foi th sajd several the said Thomas Gwynne,wana gecond day of March) Deeds were, on the sai the gai(J Thomas dulv signed, sealed, and d< execution thereof Gwynne, in the presence of, Villiam phillips, of Castle was duly attested by, J°b^n rnnntv of Haverfordwest, Terrace, in the said Town and ^s^rfnS Garcle^s, in the Solicitor, and William Davies, jP_ J>d tha(. lhe same same Town and County, Sol » d 0f ^larch, several deeds were, on t1he,rwe"t/f:„" ine duly signed, one thousand eight hundred and fi y" 'd james and sealed, and delivered, by the said Bit tion wag Richard Rees, in the presence of, and «ich exe attested by, the said John W illiain u pei.sons Davies: and Notice is hereby also given that all persons owing any moneys to the said Thomas Gwy T>jchard quested forthwith to pay the same to James and Richard Rees, or to the said Jol_n Phillips, Solicitor, or to Messieurs Rees and Davies, Soli citors, Spring Gardens, Haverfordwest, and to no other person or persons whomsoever. j Dated this Twenty-third day of Marchinthejear o our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine. £ rt; Mary's Sunday Schools.- Apat t T7P'rtO\ in cid ot the Establishment of the SchtS, "tlf We made in St. Marys Church, A|,rii3' "tl" Rev. J. II. A. Philipps, rjtr. IT 0 T I C E. FAIR will l»e hekllT.he, 13U, N KRKRTIi for the Sa.e ot C.ittu nnixj, ftfrsefScol" The I'ig Fair .ill be held on the following day. Notice tfi t LL Persons havina; Claims on Mr ^nv "rd A Solicitor, Haverfordwest, arc reques ed fibred the particulars thereof, fort',w,t.^> c0i;tors Haver- Phillips, or Messrs Rees & Davieo, Sol t fordwest. GOFF'S POPULAR WORKS well deserve the extensive patronage bestowed on them.—Telegraph. GOFF'S POPULAR WORKS-More than ten thousand of each of these valuable works have already sold. GOFF'S POPULAR WORKS are the best books c\ei pub- lished' cn'1 well deserve the attention of all classes. GOFF'S EDUCATlC^Ai' b°°kS these subjects, even at ten tin.es the p.^c.—■1 tn -<«> • AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. 1VTR TIENRY PHILLIPS begs to inform the public iVJL 'that he has just received a large consigningt of Genuine Agricultural Seeds, of the vei-v by-t qu<ili v in every description, which he will e enabled to sell at verv reduced p early cad will oblige. Samples, with prices, forwarded on the shortest notice. Hill-street, Haverfordwest, 18th February, 18,>9. -S. BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Fishguard and its i') tltltiity !h'lt liD bus commenced business in the above towh, aS d l^doj^ellSI-; Statltine', rtnd Bookbinder. Periodicals regulilrljv sup'p'Uea: A Lortddn paicel "a!1 orders promptly attended to. A large of Workboxes, Concertinas, 'loys, and other faucj articles. Why and Because. j HY does the sale of the Compound Colocyntb V Pills, prepared by Gwynne Harries, increase year 1)V vear Because p.ll who use them are convinced that they are the hc-t Family Pills ever brought before the Public. Pii'pared only bv Gwynne Harries, Chemist, Ha\ei- fortiwest. Sbld in flozec. at Is lid, and -Js 9d eac.li. Agent foi- Penibruke-D'bcIt-Mr. J. Jloorci Chemist. ITSIICxTJAKr)- THOMAS DAVIES begs respectfully to inform his I Friends and the Public generally, that he inten^ taking out a Licence for, and practising a AUCTIONEER and trusts, by attention to business, to merit the support of all. „ N.B.-Saies guaranteed, Advances made, &c., &c. SCOTCH POTATO WHITE OATS. HENRY PHILLIPS is now selling in quantities to suit Gentlemen and Farmers, about five hundred bushels of very prime Scotch Potato White Oats, valua- ble for Seed, being perfectly clean, 43s lbs per bushel. II P has also just imported a general assortment of genuine Agricultural Seeds, at unusually low prices. Orders, with Samples, by Post or otherwise, on the shortest notice. Hill Street, 1st April, 1859. PERUVIAN GUANO. rnHE present price of this valuable Manure is £ 12 per J_ ton for 30 tons and upwards, £ 13 5s per ton for 1 ton "^And to guard against the purchase of adulterated mixtures and of inferior Guanos purporting to produce results equal to Peruvian, consumers are ree^ to annlv either to ourselves, to our agents Messrs Gibbs, Briifht and Co., of Liverpool and Bristol, or to dealers of established character, in whose honesty and fair dealing they may place & S0NS. GRAZING LANDS TO BE LET Until Michaelmtts next, rpo be LET BY AUCTION, on the praniaes, by I Mr Hcnrv Phillips, on Wednesday, 13th April, 18-50, in convenient lots, and subject to such conditions as will be produced, about Sixty {statute Acres of rich productive Meadow and Pasture Lands well fenced^and watered, being part of the farms of Glenover and End- field, near Haverfordwest. The Letting will commence at GLENO\ER, at 2 p.m., at ENDFIELD at half-past 3, p.m. Hill Street, 1st April, 1859. Pure Bred Herd of Alderney, Tersey, aud Guernsey Cows and Heifers, Spring Calvers. 1\TR EDWARD PARSONS FOWLER of St. Cle- IVI h-riev the only importer, having made arrangements to establish an Annual Sale of the Channel Islands Cattle in the County Towns of the 1 rincipality, has instructed „ -r GEORGE N. HASSELL To offer for Sale by Public Auction, ON SATURDAY, SEVENTH OF MAY, 18o9, AT THE BLACK I.IO]Sr HOTEL, CARDIGAN, magnificent Herd of SPRING OALVINO COWS and HEIFERS, and on SATURDAY, the 21st MAY, a similar herd at the „„T,r,wr«T CASTLE TOTEL, H A VE RFORD WEST, At Two o'Clock each Day. with full particulau of age, time of calving. &c., may he had of the Auctioneer, and the above Hotels, 10 days previous to the Sale. Haverfordwest, April 1st, 1859. PEMBROKESHIRE I M K. JOHN O R M O N D Begs to announce that be WILL SELL BY AUCTION, AT JliA-MPHIiiY. In the Parish of Lamphey, ON TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1859, ( mHE following COWS, Pigs, Lay Hay, &c., the pro- loertv of Mr William Gwyther, who is giving up the Dairy consisting of four prime milch cows m full profit, two of which are of the short-horn breed, and one has iust calved two yearlings, 10 good Pigs, a But of L y flay (about three tons), two lead milk pans, one druke churn, &c. &c. Four months' credit. Sale to commence at two o clock. The Sale Imoney to be paid to Mr Jobn Ormond, < or his order, at his office, Pembroke. Pembroke, 28th March, 1859. ESTABLISHED 1806. (^OTTNTY FIRE OFFICE, 50, REGENT STREET, LONDON. APTTAL £ 400,000. Returns paid to Policy Holders G £ 237 700. Policy-holders are respectfully 1"for™<]. that the Lady-Day Renewals arc now in the hands of the several Agents of the Company, and should be pai beFarming9Stock and Implements 5s. percent. No extra ^ThlVROV^DENT LIFE OFFICE, established in the same Year and under the same Management, has been eminently successful. PHTTPY IIuLDERS' CAPITAL, £ 1,434,587. ANNUAL INCOME, £ 183,802, BONUSES DE- ANNUAL clak'ECi £ 1,,97,06(1. Claims paid since the Establishment of the Office, £ 2,923, 884. Asenti for Haverfordwest and its neighbourhood Mr. James Saies Haverfordwest. • • • M w Unlm Carmarthen and Pembro e Daniei Abergavenny Mr. T. Evans Brecon jjr. C. Bennett Hereford Mr. E. Richards Monmouth > j^r Daniell Newport Mr. J. Hora Swansea PEMBROKESHIRE. Sale of Wreck of of the Iron Ship" Fusilaer." MR. JOHN ORMOND Begs to announce that lie has bcen favoiired wU i tionsby Mr Thomas Truscott, Agent to Uie J.iverpo Committee for the Protection of Wrecked ana Damaged Property, to SELX. BY AUCTION, For Ready Money, at bullslaughtbb BAY, NEAR PEMBROKE, On Tuesday, the 19th of April, 1859, A LL the Materials and remaining Cargo Ship, wrecked at Bullslaughter B y, "w(; each COPPER, in bars, averaging from 13( Regulas, and Copper Ore; also, the Iio T„coverinff the Vessel; and the Working Gc« 'in xocot^^r.ng the property, viz: 1 watch bouse, with t belts, and 2 lamps; 1 large coil of rope 0?c^' /cjiecl( horse line, 1 do large tackle rope 1 small coi P > ( line), 1 do. small tackle rope, 1 shear 1^ } '4 bart,s nippers, 1 small ditto, 3 snotters and si o • »h,oci.s' 4 rakes, 2 gin wheels, 2 handsaws, 6 handspikes, 7 blocks, 6 handbarrows, 22 deal planks, 1 crab win P dresses and sea boots, 2 good boats, &c. The sale will commence at one o cl°c,k.f nlipil Any further information may be obtained on apphca- tion to Mr T. Truscott, Agent, Pembroke, or to Auctioneer. I Pembroke, 30th March, 1859. MR. JAMES RIBBON, .1 Teacher of the Piano-Forte, Violin, & Viokmcelio Piano-Fortes Tuned. RESIDENCE—ST. THOMA.S-STREF.T, HAVERFORDWEST. E ST A BLI Silk J) UPWARDS OF 30 YEARS. TViS^H. \f R. H. M. JONES, C-nrgtedh D6ntTs't, M.C.D.E. ;tl No. 1, Nelson-Place, Switfteiai; attledds Car- marthen on the first Monday in every ^cvthv at Mr. J. Wansbrough's, \0. 4", King-street. Mr. joiieS will attend (private apartments) at theCastte Hotel, Havef- fordwest, on the /ir-t Tuesday; Commercial Hotel,Pater, on Thursday; and Lion Hotel, Pembroke, on Friday. Mr Jones will also for the future attend, in the second week in the month, on Monday, at the Rutzen Arms Hotel, Narberth; and on Tuesday and Wednesday, at Mr Jenkins, Bank House, Tenby. A vacdiiby fr'r <i rJounggentleman as an Articled Pupil. No. 1, Nelson-i"at6;' bTfa'nisiia. ..a. T E Br CARMARTHEN, TENBY,!?HAVERFORDWEST ¡, CA ii Pt 7'11.r!, 7'1-Y MR. EDWARD KING, STJKaEON DENTIST, ATTENDS THE ABOVE rLACES MONTHLY. IlAVEiiFoitmvKST.—On 1 uesday, the second week in each month, at the Mariners Hotel. Ten>»Y.—The following Wednesday and Thursday, at Mrs Uovle's; ?ul*(in Place. X following Friday and Saturday, at Mr. Llovd's, Queen-streec. Mr King, having attended tft'e T'^cipality regularly for ihe.hst twenty-three years, can re/er to ths Medical pract.tioners generally, and to many resident fatajl.'ea. Residence—Watton, Brecon. THE PEMBROKE & PEMBROKE-DOCK ANN U AL STEEPLE CHASES WILL TAKE PLACE On THURSDAY, the 1th Day of APRIL, 1859. STEWARDS: J MTttEIlOUSB, Esa. | CAPT. TRAYERS CAPT. RICHMOND J M, A, SAURIN, ESQ. THE OF EX sTtmfdl, ttiiktiU} A Handicap Steeple Chase of Five SovctbtetiS each Two forfeit; with C50 added over about FoHi Miles of fair Hunting Country. The Winner to pay £ 3 t towards expenses. The second Horse to save his Stake. To Close and Name to the Steward, at the Dragon Hotel, Pembroke, on Friday, the 1st day of April, 1859. The Forfeit Money to be paid at the time of entry. THE GARRISON STEEPLE CHASE, The Garrison Steeple Chase, of Three Soveieigns each, with £ 40 added for Horses bona fide the property of, and to be ridden by Officers of the Army and Navy quartered dt PSrhb'roke-Doek; over about Three Miles of fair Hunting Coitnffy. EiftVen stone each. The second Horse to save fif6Pntries to close 31st March, 1859. THE FARMED* STAKES, A Selling Steeple Chase, of One Sovereign each, with a Purse of Y,20 added by the Officers of the Garrison over about Three Atiles of fair Hunting Country. 12st. 7lbs. each. The Winner to be sold for £ 70. If entered to be Sold for £60, allowed 51bs.; for £50,-10Ibs.; for .£40,-15Ibs; for £ 30,—211bs.; and for £ 20,—2Slbs. For Horses the property of Farmers residing in the Counties of Pembroke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, and which have never won any public money. The Winner to pay £ 1 towards expenses. The Second Horse to save his Stake. Professional Riders, 121bs. extra. To Close and Name to the fjtrwards at the Dragon Hotel, Pem- broke, on Wednesday, the 6th of April, 1859. Three Horses, the property of different Owners, to start for each Race; or the Money added will not be given. The decision of the Stewards to be final. Stewards' Ordinary in the Evening, at the Dragon Hotel.

Pembrokeshire and Haverfordwest Infirmary. (Established 31st January, 1859.) SUBSCRIPTION LIST. DONORS. Donations. Annual Subs. £ s. d. je s. d. Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St David's J. H. Philipps, Esq, M.P., Wil- liamston 100 0 0 10 10 0 Hev. J. H. A. Philipps, M.A., Picton Castle. 100 0 0 10 10 0 Sir James and Lady Hamilton. 50 0 0 5 5 0 Ditto towards fitting up. 10 10 0 G. L. Phillips, Esq, I.awrenny Park.. 0 0 •• F. D. Dvster, Esq. Rock House Tenby 25 0 0 5 5 0 Rev.C.H.Barham.Trecwn. 25 0 0 Dr maule Sutton, Tenby 21 0 0 T. 1). Lloyd, Esq, Bronwydd 10 0 0 10 0 0 E. T. Massy, Esq, Cottesmore 20 0 0 2 2 0 Richard Llewellyn, Esq, Tre- gwynt 25 0 0 Henry G. Allen, Esq, Lincolns' ) Inn, Loudon 25 0 0 2 2 0 J. Harding Harries, Esq, Tre- vacoon 10 0 0 v' Rev. Joseph Tombs, Burton Rec- tory 10 10 0 2 2 0 Capt Tatham, of H.M. Ship Eagle 20 0 0 ] Wm..Fortune, Esq, Leweston 5 0 J. 1). Prown, Esq., F.R.C.S., < Haver lord west 20 0 (I J. L. G. P. Lewis, Esq, Henlian. 10 0 0 2 2 0 Rev. Canon Richardson, Saint David's 5 0 0 1 1 0 A Lady 2 2 0 George Rowo, Esq,Haverfordwest 2 "2 0 Sir John Pakington, Bart, M.P. 10 0 0 Rev. W. 11. Landon, Crisbro' 5 0 0 Mr Gwynne Harries, Haverford- west 110 Mr Geo. Palmer, Haverfordwest 110 Messrs Harries and Palmer, „ 2 2 0 John Lloyd. Esq, Haverfordwest 5 0 0 2 2 0 James Bowen, Esq, Llwyngwair. 10 0 0 2 2 0 Gieorge Phillips, Esq, F.R.C.S., ( Haverfordwest 5 0 0 Charles Harries* Esq, Goodwick 5 0 0 Seymour P. Allen, Esq, Cresselly 25 0 0 I 1 0 Lady Catherine Allen, „ 25 0 0 I 1 0 James James, Esq. Sodston 20 0 0 1 1 0 aeorge Harries, Esq, Little Haven 10 0 0 Dliarles Allen, Esq, Tenby 25 ') 0 5 5 0 rtic Misses Allen, Tenby 5 0 0 j 2 0 Fhomas Randle, Esq,Avallenau. 10 10 0 2 2 0 f N. J. Dunn, Esq, Tenby 10 10 0 2 2 0 j Xavier Peel, Esq, Denant 20 0 0 g Messrs John Harvey and Sons, Haverfordwest 10 0 0 3 3 0 James Eaton Evans, iisq, Haver- fordwest. 500. 2 2 0 Mrs Roch, Butter Hill 20 0 0 I'he Rev. Richard Lewis, Lam- peter Velfry 10 0 0 2 2 0 W. D. Watlian, Esq, Fishguard. 110 Dr Acland, Regius Professor of Medicine,Oxford — per Lord Emlyn 5 0 0 Capt Lloyd Phi.ipps, Pentypark 10 0 0. 2 2 0 James lliggon, Esq, Scolton 15 0 0 2 2 0 3has. Webb Bowen, Esq, Camrose 20 0 0 Miss Ackland, Bath. 500 2 2 0 Mr T. J. White, Market-streer, Haverfordwest 1 0 John Higgon, Esq, Fernhill 10 0 0 2 2 t) Messrs Herrings & Co, London. 220 John Colby, Esq, Fynone 70 0 0 2 2 0 The Right Hon. Lady Milford 10 0 0 Robert Frederick Gower, Esq., Clynderwen 10 10 0 Mr. John Brown, Market-street, Haverfordwest 2 12 6 1 1 Mr. B. S. Nayler, Milford 110 Mr T. D. Meyler, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 Capt Peregrine Lort Phillips, East Hook 20 0 0 2 2 0 Messrs C. Allen & Son, High- street, Haverfordweft I 1 0 Rev Thomas Davies, Hill-street, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 Mr Wm. Morgan, High-street, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 The Misses Evans, Cilauwen 5 0 0 Messrs Greenish and Dawkins, Market-street. Haverfordwest 10 0 0 2 2 0 Thomas Meyrick, Esq, Bush 10 0 0 Mr Wm. Llewellin, High-street, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 Miss Robson, Penally, Tenby 5 0 0 1 1 0 Wiliiam Owen Brigstocke, Esq., Blaenpant 5 0 0 Thomas Walker, Esq, Cinnamon Grove. 5 0 0 Mrs Maria Philpott, Castle Hotel, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 William Walters, Esq, High- street, Havertordwest. 20 0 0 R. D. Jenkins, Esq, Pantirion 110 Mrs J. D. Brown (from London) 10 0 0 Ditto ditto (Bath). 1 0 0 G. Baugh Allen, Esq, Temple, London 5 0 0 2 2 0 Mr John Gwyther, Swan Inn, Haverfordwest. 1 0 0 Colonel Wedgwood, Tenby. 20 0 0 8 3 0 Messrs. Wilkins and Co., Bank, Haverfordwest. 21 0 0 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas Hughes, Bank, Ha- verfordwest. I 1 0 Mr. J. R. Williams, Bank, Haver- fordwest 1 1 0 Miss Roch, Lletlier 10 0 0 Mr. William Lloyd, High-street, Haverfordwest 1 1 0 1 0 0 Mr Robert Pockett, Mariners' Square 1 1 0 Mr Philip Ellis, High-street. 1 1 0 Mr Thomas James, Commercial Inn, Old Bridge 15 0 Mrs Colby, Rhosygilwen 40 0 0 Mr Joseph Potter, Haverfordwest 5 0 0 2 2 0 Rev. W. H. Higgon, Scolton 1 1 0 Mrs Ackland, Boulston 10 0 0 J. A. Field, Esq. Milford 5 0 0 Mrs William Williams, Spring Gardens, Haverfordwest 10 0 Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully re- ceived by the Treasurer, William Walters, Esq, Banker; and all communications addressed to the Honorary Secre- tary, J. D. Brown, Esq, F.R.C.S., will receive immediate attention. WILLIAM EVAN OWEN, Acting Secretary.

HIGH-STRBET, HAVERFORDWEST. W. LLEW2LLI1! BEGS to inform bis friends and the public generally that he has engaged a First-rate (West End) Loxr>ov; Cuttsk, and intends carrying on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its Branches, and trusts from his knowledge of the Woolen Trade to give that satisfaction he has hitherto done for so many years. On and after the nth of April next he will be in a position to execute all orders with which he may be favoured, in a very superior Style, both as to Cut and quality of Materials, lie has just received a large Stock of fresh Woollens and Vestings in every style and quality for the approaching Season. LIVERIES OF EVERY DESCIUPTION. M 0 if a N lNG, &c., AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. March 28tb, 1859. TO TAILORS. WANTED IMMEDIATELY a few very Superior WORKMEN.—Apply to W. Llewellin, Higli-strect, Haverfordwest. MATTHEW WHITTOW BEGS to inform bis Friends, and the Public generally, that, he has .iust received a large consignment of Porter, Pale Ale and Spirits, Consisting of Guinness's Extra Stout, Dublin Porter, Mander and Co's ditto, Davis and Strangman's Porter and Pa'l6 Ale, in 9 and 18 gallon casks; Bass and Co's India Pale Ale. The Spirits consist of Mandl's best French Brandy, Fine Pale Brandy, Finest Jamaica Rum; celebrated LL Irish Whisky, of the finest flavour; splendid Old Cork Whiskey fine London Gin, Hollands. The whole of the above articles are w'affarated of genuine quality, and will be sold at prices as low as any in the trsde. N.B. —A large allowance made to Dealers. MAHGOLD WTTB.TZEL &. SWEDE TURNIP SSEES. W M. WILLIAMS, CHEMIST AND SEE D SMA N, 17, HARIilET STREET. HAVERFORDWEST, HAS received the fo^IoTfing well-harvested and carefully selected Field Seeds, viz, Mangold Wurtzel, Skirving's Swedes, Yellow Aberdeen, fkc, &c; French Furze, White Belgian and other Carrots, Potatoes, &c. All kinds of Fresh Garden and Flower Seeas; Cats'ogues of which may be had on application. W. W. is also Wholesale and Hetai) Dealer in all kinds of the best made British Wines, either Draught or Bottle. Lint, Hemp, Canary, and Rcpe Seeds,- Iceland and Carragheen Moss, always kept in Stock. Skirving's Swede Turnip Seed, Mangold Wurtzel Seed, French Furze Seed, Garden Seeds, and Flower Seeds, Ashleaf, Kidney, and Fluke Kidney Potatoes, at GEORGE JAMES'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, B RID G E STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. G JAMES, Chemisf, D?riggist, and Seedsman, Oil Merchant, dealer in Teas and Family Groceries, British Wines, Patent Medicines, &c,- begs respectfully to state that he purchases his Goods of first-class Houses in London, and other places, whish cannot fail to give every satisfaction. Gratefully acknowledging- past favours, he solicits the extended patronage of his Friends and the Public. N.B.—Families supplied with Teas and Coffees at the Wholesale Prices. Bridge-street, March 29th, 1859. LONDON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. arrival OF spring AND summer COATINGS, trouserings, VESTINGS, &c. JAMES birch, O AVING hitherto met with such liberal encouragement in introducing, early in the season, all the novelties of jLl the London West End trade, begs respectfully to announce that, with the same object in view, he has iust made his usual Sprinz Visit to the London Markets, and will, on SATURDAY NEXT, be prepared to submit the largest assortment of Goods that he has ever had the pleasure to offer. J. B. Guarantees :that his Woollen Goods are all Shrunk, and that his Black Cloths are Permanent in Colour. Hats, Caps, Waterproofs, Umbrellas, Gloves, Shirts, Ties, Braces, Hosiery, &c, from the best London Makers. Shirts made to measure on quite a new principle—the fit perfect. Note the address JAMES BIRCH, Tailor, London House, Haverfordwest. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD-ESTATES FOR SALE, IN THE COUNTIES OF CARMARTHEN, PEMBROKE,$CARDIGAN. MESSRS. GOODE & OWEN nAVE BEEN FAVOURED WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, AT THE IRON DUKE HOTEL, NARBERTH ROAD STATION, On TUESDA Y, the 21st day of JUNE next, (instead of the 3rd day of MAY, as before advertised,) AND AT THE BLACK LION HOT EE, CAEDIGA 3ST, On THURSDAY, the 23rd day of JUNE next, (instead of the 5th day of MAY, as before advertised, THE UNDERMENTIONED VALUABLE ESTATES, IN LOTS. FIRST DAY'S SALE. County. Parish. Tenements. Tenants. Yearly.Rents Qnantity. £ S. d. A, R. P. Pembroke Llandewy Velfry Pem-gaer Rev. David Jones &,others 40 10 0 15 3 28 Narherth Cilrath Daniel John 115 0 0 135 3 19 Carmarthen Llanginning Grove. James Jones 125 0 0 157 2 11 Llanboidy I Bronpoeth Anna Kerr Jo 0 0 64 0 30 „ Llethermadin Rev. Archdeacon Evans. Sit 0 0 37 2 13 „ Sarngoch Margaret James 27 0 0 23 1 23 Plas-y-derwen. Caleb Davies SO 0 0 62 3 25 Plas-y-derwell. Caleb Davies 30 0 0 62 325 Llanwinio Fynnonwen Wiliiam Lewis 80 0 0 143 1 0 SECOND DAY'S SALE. County. Parish. Tenements. Tenants. Year's Reuts Quantity. £ s. d. A. R. p. Cardigan Llangoedmore Angel Inn Fields. David James. 30 0 0 19 3 4 Dolshidan Rees Rees 9 0 0 4 2 24 Blaiuporth Parkllwyd Owen Owens & others 20 4 o 16 2 16 » » Dyffryn 1 1 „ 11 Dyffryn Alill < Aherporth Old Village r John Williams & others V220 8 5 200 0 27 Aberporth New Village I ] ), Limekilns, &c ) J i More detailed particulars will be given in future advertisements, and printed particulars with plans are in lourge of preparation, and will be ready for delivery about the 30th of April, on application to Messrs Powell, < dathias, and Evans, Solicitors, Haverfordwest; or Messrs Goode and Owen, Land Agents, and Auctioneers, of the l < .ame place. Haverfordwest, 22nd March, 1S59. TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST. Notice is Hereby Given, THAT the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the said Town and County, will be holden and kept at the Shire-ball, Haverfordwest, on Friday, the 8th of April, 1859, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, and that the Court will first proceed to audit and examine all accounts relative to the receipts and expenditure, and the assessment, application, and management of the rate for the said Town and County and that all persons summoned to attend as jurors, constables, persons bound by recognizances, to appear thereat, must attend, and answer to their names; and all persons having indict- ments to prefer, or appeals or traverses to try, or any business to transact, are required to attend; and all Jus- tices of the Peace for the said Town and County are requested to return all depositions and recognizances taken and acknowledged before them to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 7th of April. I JAMES SUMMERS, Clerk of the Peace. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT THE RUBEN ARMS. IN THE PARISH OF NARBERTH, On Thursday, the 14th day of April next, At 3 o'Clock in the Afternoon, BY MR. JOHN GRIFFITHS, AUCTIONEER. LOT 1. ALL that Leasehold Dwelling House, Shop, and Premises, called the 'LONDON HOUSE,' situate in the town of Narberth, now in the occupation of Mr William Lewis, Draper and Ironmonger, at the yearly rent of £ 14, as tenant from year to year, held under a lea-e for Sixty Years, from the 25th March, 1852, at the annual rent of £3. LOT 2. All that Freehold Dwelling House, Out Offices, Work- shop, Field, and Premises, called BR1N HILL, in the parish of Narberth; held by Mrs Sarah Philipps, as tenant from year to year, at the low annual rent of £ 8. Also a neat cottage adjoining, in the occupation of Mr William Bryant, at the annual rent of £ 2; together with all that quarry called 'THE RED QUARRV, which turns in a. considerable sum annually. LOT 3. AH that Dwelling House Outhouses, Garden and two Fields, called TAN PIT PÀRK. near the Chapel at Tem- pleton; now in the occupation of Mr George Davies, Lime Burner, at the very low annual rent of £ > per annum. All that Freehold Field, or close of land, called TOWNSEND, situate near the Chapel atTempleton.now in the occupation of the said George Davies, as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of X5. LOT b. All those three cottages, gardens, and premises, adjoin- ing the last-mentioned lot, now in the respective occu- pations of Benjamin Lewis, John Davies, and David Rees, as tenants from year to year, at the aggregate rent of X7. LOT 6. All those two cottages, gardens, and premises, situate at the top of the village of Templeton, in the occupation of Thomas Davies and Thomas Lewis, as tenants from year to year, at the aggregate rent of £6. All that Leasehold Dwelling House, Garden, School- room, and Premises, situate near Carn, held under a lease from the 29th September, 1834 for the term of 99 years, at the annual rent of 6d ground rent. Each of the tenants are under notice to quit on the Oflfh Spnfpmhpr npvt For further particulars apply to Mr Thomas Lewis, Solicitor, Narberth, or of the Auctioneer, at his Office at Narberth. PEMBROK E-D 0 C K. WEDDING ORDERS FASHIONABLY EXECUTED. burning (Mcrs Irimijitlq atinikfr tn. MISS PBISEMAN, STRAW, SILK, AND FANCY MILLINER. REMOVED TO BUSH STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH. London and Paris Fashions every month. A vacancy for an Apprentice. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS, 1859 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the County of Pembroke, will beholden and kept at the Shire- hall, Haverfordwest, on Tuesday, the Fifth Day of April, next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, and at the hour of Twelve o'Clock at Noon, of that day, all business relating to the County will commence and be proceeded with. And Notice is Hereby Given, that the Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the said County of Pembroke, will at One o'Clock in the Afternoon of the same day, proceed with the business relating to the Assessment. Application, and management of the County and Police Rates. TRIAL OF PRISONERS. And Notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the Sixth day of April next (the second day of the said ses- sions). at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon, precisely, the Court will proceeu with the Trial of Prisoners, when all Grand and Petit Jurors, Bailiffs of Hundreds and persons bound by recognizances to appear thereat, must attend and answer to their names. And Notice is Hereby also Given that all appeals and traverses to be tried at the said sessions must be entered at the office of the Clerk of the Peace, on or before Ten o'Clock in the morning of Tuesday, the Fifth day of April next (the first day of the said sessions), and the several magistrates of the said county are requested to direct their clerks to transmit all depositions and recognizances taken before them to the office of the Clerk of the Peace three clear days before the commencement of the said sessions; if taken after the time mentioned, such depo- sitions and recognizances to be returned not later than half-past Nine o'Clock in the morning of the commencc- ment of the said sessions, in order that the respective Bills of Indictment may be prepared. And also the Magistrates, Clerks, and Attorneys prac- tising in the said Court, are requested, in all cases of Appeal to be heard at the said Sessions, to transmit to the Clerk of the Peace for the information and guidance of the Chairman, Copies of the examination upon which the removal is grounded, and the grounds of Appeal seven clear days previous to the Sessions. POLICE COMMITTEE. And Notice is hereby also given, that the Police Com- mittee will meet at the Shire Hall, Haverfordwest on Tuesday, the Fifth day of April next (the first day of the said Sessions), at i en o'clock in the forenoon. FINANCE COMMITTEE. And Notice is hereby also given, that the Finance Committee will attend at the Shire Hall, Haverfordwest, on Tuesday, the 1- lfth day of April next (the first day of the said Sessions), at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, lor the purpose ot Auditing the County Ac- counts, and all persons having demands against the County are requested to attend such Committee, at the time and place appointed. ROBERT LANN1NG, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Haverfordwest, 21st March, 1859. :I NOTICE TO FARMERS. TJARcilES AND PALMER, Merchants, Haverford- U west, are buyers of Stained Barley, Oats, Butter and Cheese. 1 nay have for sale tl.e following articles' viz -Superphosphate of Lime, Guano, Done Dust, Rye Grass of every description, Vetches, Clover Seed,. Trefoil, Cow Grr,ss, Cock Grass, Turnip Seeds, Mangold Wurtzel do. They have also received their Stock of Irish Porter- and Ale from Guiness, Davies, and Strangman, Manders. and Powell, &c., which will be sold cheap for Cash. Best Kent and Farnham Hops. Dli^T^Yi; S W J. EVANS, DENTIST, T R E V A N E HOUSE, N E A It TENBY (Brother to the late T. Evans) ljJEGS most respectfully to inform the Patients of the J deceased, and the Inhabitants of Pembrokeshire generally, that he may be consulted relative to the above profession at his residence, or at Tenby by appointment; also at the Dragon Hotel, Pembroke, the last Saturday, and at the Mariners' Hotel, Haverfordwest, the lirS<-„ Saturday, in every month. JTrevane House, December 28th, 1858. J. S U TTOI, —— LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. 38, PRIOnr STREET, MILFORD. T ^'ViAi-ntU1inn:? ins ,sincere thanks to the inhabitants r '.v, YM "s ViC1"i(-v' the public generally for the liberal patronage he has been favoured with since his commencement, as above, begs to sav that he has now opened in the Ready-made Departmeiit, in eon licction with his former business, and hopes by strict attention, combined with a carefully selected stock from the best manufactories, to sccurc their confidence and support, which it will ever be his study to merit. N.B.—Afent for the East India Tea Company. Trv their celebrated Teas and Coffees. For cash only. March 23rd, 1859. CALVING SEASON. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. AS the after thriving of Cattle greatly depends upon their being kept in health at this important season, it is found by the first Breeders to be better to give every now after calving a Cordial Cleansing and Restorative Drench, whether the Cow cleanses or not. The Cordial Restorative Drench, prepared by Gwynne Harries, High-street. Haverfordwest, can be witli con- fidence recommended to breeders as the best restorative; after calving; and in cases of loss of miik, whether pro- ceeding from cold or anv other cause. Sold in Drenches, at 9d each, by the Proprietor and Druggists and Medicine Dealers throughout the Kingdom holesale—-Mrs Edward & Son, St. Paul's. Barclay and Son, and the Proprietor. X lJ.-Agcntf' wanted in all towns. To Mr Gwynne Harries, High-street, Haverfordwest DEAR SJR,- I ILL thank you to send me another Box of your invaluable Compound Colocvnth Pills: havinc de rived so much benefit from them mvself, I have distri bated many to my neighbours, all of whom have expe- rienced great relief from them. I really think thev Family0 ° U P'aC0 th6 Medicine chest ot' every I am, dear Sir, yours truly, JAMKS JACK, M&nrgrer Barry Island Slate Work?, March 21, 1859. Sold at the Manufactory, High street, Haverfordwest by Gwynne Harries, in Boxes, at Is l^d", and 2s 9d each, and may be had at any Medicine vendors. 1859. TO SER^TE MAKES THIS SEASON", At Maesgwynne, near Llanboidy, AT 2 GUINEAS EACH MARE, AND 5s. THE GROOM, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE ^LNTHX^^CITE, BY MELBOURNE, DAM FAUSTA BY DOCTOR I-AUSTUS, HIS Stock, now yearlings, are very promising. Good accommodation for Marcs and Foals, at 6s per week; Barren Mares, 5s. He will attend in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire where a sufficient number of Mares are put to lam. Cards, with particulars of time and place of attendance will be sent on application to John Rees, Stud Groom. PEMBROKESHIRET- GRAZING LAND. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, On the Premises, BY MR. GRIFFITHS, ON FRIDAY, THE 8th OF APRIL, 1859, AT M1NW ERE LO JGE, in the parish of Miinvere, (subject to the usual conditions) all the capital Meadow and Pasture LAND, belonging to the above Farm, and Minwcre Mill, which will be Let from the first day of May next, in Lots to suit the convenience of Takers. The company are requested to meet the Auctioneer, at Minwere Lodge at half-past Twelve. The Letting will commence precisely at one o'clock. For further particulars apply to Messrs Powell, Mathias. and Evans, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. March 24th, 1859. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET BY AUCTION. BY MR. JOHN GRIFFITHS, On the Premises, ON MONDAY, THE 11 th OF APRIL, 18.)9, AT ALLT-Y-BAILY, In the parish of Lampeter Velfrey, (Subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced). rnHE whole of the capital Meadow and Pasture LAND. X belonging to the above Farm, which will be Let from the day of Letting until the 12th day of November 18.59, in Lots, o suit the convenience of takers The Letting to commence precisely at one o'clock. Immediately after the Letting will be Sold the following capital Stock: One useful cart horse, one very promising dark bav- vearling colt, by Langton, out of a useful mare; one very ine bay yearling filly, by Finnan, out of a a particularly- £ ood and active cart mare; one neat bay pony mare five fears old, in foal, and will go quietly in harnessone iseful black horse pony, of the pure Breckonshire breed four years old, and broken to harness. Credit, subject to conditions of sale. For further par- ticulars apply to Messrs Powell, Mathias, and Evans, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. March 2ith, 185.9. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. SOCIAL SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE. 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won on the post by a head. This must have been Alt(r more pleasing to Rees, as some wiscacres had been •Kopagiitinc a report that Rees's nerves, were in as dilapi- Iia!e,J a state.as their own brains—rayther shattery His M oi> Miirtlett was a masterpiece ot horsemanship, d ie lT?i?r Qaliimiiy. pa^P-f bji me, A.s the wide wiiid vrhieh 1 regard not. U.. tufc liuSt STEEtLB bHAEir. "•,3 Sdveteigns each with d silver ^hiret. ;pig added, Wentv-Hk poundfs, the gift of David Pugh, Esq., M.P, •3 sfbtjc elicit: The winner to be so d for If k'Lterdd to !i £ sold for £ \!>i\ allowed 7lb», £ luO I4lbs, £ ,7(> 21 lbs, £ 40 -iSlbK. Gentlemen riders, lhree miles Over ft,a .1,.™ pm.rcc "r Lowell's b p. Ready Penny, £ 70, Mr James James 1 ^Jr Lort Phillips's h.m. Violet, £ 1 ■<>, Capt Crymes 2 ?Jr 6. Philipp'* b.g. Frederick, jglM, ^8PA 2 [ A-. TI. Diivics s b g..Mandarin, £ 70, Mr E. Bowen ft s,f" Jdhnson's b.g. Havelock. £ 40, Mr Davies « .k C/D. Tiri-milii'* l» Tn Afrrrvlejfii. £ 70. (*r iu^|nb!lriii iiii*! Fi-ederfck.'raced.for the lead without fir ^pMrehl'MVilniage, .Hilt the litter hor-e refusing left CHiiia man to break the fence— Violet pmer^ed tiom >e renr and soon was in the front; her position was now- noon nltered, for Mr Jgmes railing on Heady I er.ny, °utid hitn both ready and willing to answer all such H«c*tioj,8 ns might be put to him in the present ti lal, at °"<'e took up the running with Violet on his quarters, *> a sheet would have covered the lot, save and except 'velock, who was earlv out of the race—going through l!'c Plough, Read v Penny and Violet were racing side bv "d«, hut on making the rounding flag Mr James had C'blished a strong; lead, and stern chase became a long cl'»»e. He was however caught; as the last fence was ftJ'l>roRched he still held tlie^ lead, but casualties to his .r.°"H»etitors lightened his labours—Frederick and Man- darin Mi violet breasted the fence—while Mr James his best lep foremost won, amidst the cheers oi .Ie Speetutors. Time, 10 minutes 3 seconds. THE OPEN HUKDLE RACK 4 sovereitrngs each with 30 sovereigns added. Two Illt-M. ntok 7 (Un'l.fc r>f >inr^ln« fl!" {Well's b.st. Cafcw; lost. Jack Rees .'»••• 1 tjr EdWards's b.m. Chir Mariti, lOst :-••• Jones's b.m. Sweet Briar, 9st 4ll>. "'Wrt b.h. Old Rake lOst dr Th„ .u:, Our Maria -«v siuiy oi uns rave muj nu wu nd Sweet Briar obstinately refusing, left Carcw the 'aiiipion of bloodless victory. SECOND DAY. N_- THE CF.FN STAKE 8 Three Sovereigns each, with Twenty-five added. ik 1 w0 Miles over the flat. Mr' Graham's The Martletf, lOst. 4lbs., J. Rees 1 ?!+• Ed*aHe»'s Out- MnHa, 9st. Slbs Vivian PoWetl's ShAll bally, 9st. 9lt).i Ctjiftidjr 3 Itotiklh's Grillade, list. 4lbS;, ^JVi3ii J Djtvies'd Lady-day, ^st. 4lb»., ErihiS ^y-day, Martlett, and Shanbaliy got away uu ci4u«» with Maria and Grillade waiting, and this order *i'h very trifling alteration was held until passing the 'tand first time, when Maria came up, and ran through l'r horses, Martlett going second and Lady-day im- Trnving her position. This improvement was, however, niotnentary, as she soon retired from the contest *ieh was taking place between Martlett, Maria, and ""ubally. The two first named horses made a set-to, the stoutness of Martlett enabled him to get his 'e,*d well in front, and to defeat the mare^ by three "^R'hs. Shanbally, who appeared to go unkindly, was bad third. n THE OPEN BTEFrLE CHASE yive Sovereigns each, with Fifty Sovereigns added. __Pour Miles over the Steenle Chase Course. £ r- Powell's b.h. St. David, 11st 4lbs, J. Rees 1 ?Jr- Powell's b g. Carew, 9et. 12lbs., Mr. J. James 2 »fr- Rowen's b.m. The Mule, 9st, Chifnev •_ iJr- G. L. Phillips's h.g. Jack, 8st 71bs, Ennis « r- Mc Donough's b.h. Old Rake, 9st 12lbs r- nr- James took the lead, breaking au tne ien svid going second, and these positions were never ^J'ered untii nearing the straight run home on the en the Saint, making strong running, passed his stable (>|tipanion, and won by half a dozen lengths. ac p ^red to be outpaced, and was pulled ui, and I he ■ "le came to grief early in the race, giving C i ncy a<^ though not a dangerous fall. f\, „ THE CAMRRTAN HUNT HURDLE RACE. 3 sovs each, with 30 sovs added, 13 stone each the pinner to be sold for £ 200. If entered to be soW for ^'•50 allowed 71b, £ 100 141b, £ 70 2llb, i.41 281).. "orses that never won a race allowed 51b. Gentlemen »r> t nf hnrrllPR. »r> I t nf hnrrllPR. 1| ■IB. 1 WO IllUCS, U IT VM • wr hillips's b g Fiederick, £ 70, Mr Russell Wr Powell's b g Wildbuck. £ 70. Mr Jas. James 2 2r fort Phillips's b in Violet, £ 70. Capt. Crymes » ».r L'oy^'s b g Fisherman, £ 70, Mr Nicholas r Ihivies's g iji Jessy, £ 40, Mr Ackland Jr Wintles's b g Billy Button, £ 40, Mr Owen « roweil a b g Ready Tenny, Jt/O j^^buck made the running, with Violet, Frederick, « Fisherman close up, and this was not altered for tne round. Fisherman closed up with his horses, and cy ran in a clu>ter, save and except Mr Button, u i 1tltiled off. On going up the hill, for the straight run ^ne, Frederick held the premiership, Wildbuck racing with him, but could not catch him, and was defeated if?1? lbree or four lengths. Jessy refused, ar,(* £ Ackland persevered with her she obstinately kep ( tenour of her way, and would not be persuaded. Of THE TALLT-HO HUNT STEUPLE CHASE >0T8 each, with 25 sovs added, for horses, and riders lualifigfj as jn the Cambrian Hunt Hurdle Race, and Yonder the same conditions. t-ort Phillips's Queen Mab, £ 40, Capt. Crymes 1 ju L. Davies's Mandarin, £ 70, Mr Essex Bowen 2 fames'Buffalo Girl, £ 40, Mr Jas. James .innnin's Merrvlegs, £ 70, Mr Thomas u ll^ams's The."Doctor, JE40. Mr Owen 0 ft,Tr J»tnes put Buffalo Girl in the front, Mab, Merrylegs. '^Mandarin waiting on her. The latter horse refused 1 'e third ter.ee, but was soon got to work, and speedily "P his lost ground. On running for the tu™g r K The Doctor fell, sending his rider to grass, and the continued with Mab leading, all the others well up, Merryicgs, who gave her rider an uPse^% leading horses took the last fence together, and there eyery anticipation of a splendid race; bnt Mandarin l. down a burster, and Buffalo Girl was beaten, Mab to canter in as she pleased. The sport, ^ver, was not over; for Mr Bowen was up quickly, ana V ftrduous struggle for second money took place between WnvTariri an(^ fil,^a'o Girl, and Mr Davies had to thank g horses for increasing his treasury to the amount ot A •pjeigns. nl ordinaries were attended, at Llanboidy, as they ntt ays are, and the Maesgwynnc Arms could boast of a ht,')nS.Huster of choice spirits, who kept it up with all Ja 1"toing hilarity, while the votaries of the chase were n,,cared for. The hounds meeting on Wednesday £ ^iday in the village.