The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT BRISTOL. Ne xt wfit-k the Bristol Musical Festival, to which we have repeatedly called attention, takes place at Colston ball, in that city. That it will be a great 'uccesR admits of no doubt, and we only hope that those of our readers who purpose bf ing presfnt will lake the precaution of securing their tickets before- band, as no momy will be received at the doors cn either day of the festival. The festival will extenu over four day?, and comprise four morning and tl.ro evfuicg performances, the principal vocalists being Madame Lemmens-Sherringtrn, Madame Otto Alvslt-ben, Mies Julia Wigan, Madame Patey, Miss finriqiifz, Mr Sinaa Reevef, Mr Voruon H'llhY. M Edward Lloyd, Mr Lewis Thomas, and Mr Santley. Mr Charles Halle will be the conductor, and his wel ■disciplined and thoroughly t-ffioient band of 81 per- formers will be present, and will not only play til. tmnal accompaniments, but perform two compleU 'ymphonies and several favourite overtnrep. Mr G Itinely is to preside at Willie's great organ, and th chornM will consist of 300 carefally-seleoted voice. who, under the able chorus master, Mr A. Stoni have been in ronstant training during the past 8h tuonlbo. At tbe morning performance* the foHo"ir. oratorios will be sung:—Tuesday, Haydn's 'Creation;' Wednesday, M«ndelsnhoij'fl JsJujub TtiureOo; M-tcfarren's • St ¡dbn the Baptist' (first time of per- formance), and M-ndelsshon's Hymn of Praise Friday, Handel's Messiah.' The evening concert |>respnt some very attractive features. Ou Tuesdit} evening Beethoven's grand symphony in (1 mim- -111 be performed, as well as the overtures to Weber's *Euryanthe,'(fe Rosfini's Gulliaanme Tell,' and M Charles Halle will playa pianoforte solo. Oa Weri iieidiiy evening the programme includes a new ballad by R .eokel, The Tryst,' for Mr S ms tteeveh. Moaart's symphony in E flit, three overtnres, anfi Piosnti's part song, 4 In this hour of softened "pIer. di»ar,' hy the festival choir. On Thursday evening ltossini's Stabat Mater' will be sung and we alsi notice in the programme the overtures to Monde •sobu'* 'Mi-isniiimer Night's "Dream,' and WebeT' 'Dae Feeisohutz,' PnarsalPa eight part madrigal 'Oreat Gjd of love: <fe< We may add that tb teorning performances will commence at one o'ulool and the evening at eight, and that the local railway Clompanieø have mxde the most liberal arrangement for the conveyance of visitors from the neighbour- hood to and from Bristol during the festival week.

THN LAST HOURS OF THE MODOC CONVICTS. The Herald of the 4 h contains a long account of the last hours of the Modoc convicts, who wen •touted that morning for the murder of Genera Cuiby and the peace commissioners. On the even- ing of the 3d General Wheaton, accompanied bj the post chaplain and the Herald's correspondent, proceeded to the guard house where the convicts wen Confined, to apprise them to their fate. Tbe com- tanuioation was made by the chaplain, through ar Interpreter. The captives evinced considerabh interest, and they were evidently striving hard to Maintain composure. Tb^y had a very stolid ap- pearance, but the nervous twitching of the handt -nd the restless wandering of the eyes showed thai the blow struck hard. Boston Charloy kept steadily "hewing tobacco while the sentence was beiup øpoken, and squirted the juice about the floor in t nonchalant style, as if nothing of any importance wae taking place. Sconcbin expressed his contemp* for tbe whole matter, lying back on the bunk, and ÏJ. the most expressive manner, as if the entire pro Qeedings were rather a bore. Jack appeared to taht the.Bewa very coolly, but bis bright and sparkling eyes appeared unusually brilliant, and gazed around the circle in a quick and restles* manner. Tbe in terpTeter then informed them, by order of the pre- •ident, that their wives and families would be taken good care of, also that General Wheaton was now Prepared to hear any remarks they had to make. Captain Jack delivered a lung harangue, the otjee. of which was to "how that he was not responsible fOl the massacre. He said, I have beard the sentenc. Ind know what it is but I feel tbat I am more iD- nocent than B«.»gus Charley, Hooker Jim, Steamboat *Vank, and Shack 'Nasty Jim; that these met Planned and instigated the crime of which I am Leased. When I look at my heart I see no crimt there. Young men started these murders. ItV hard to rid them of their savage habits. I was always in favour of peace, and Bogus Charley was the first to propose the murder of General Ctinhyand the peaoe commissioners. These young men wert "hh him. I said no; but they had the power and Carried me with them. We came near a personal difficulty.' He accused Bogus Charley, one of thf Spited convicts, of having been the instigator of the "rime, and made several appeals to General "Wheaton that his life should be spared, all-endinp with a proposal that his relative, Soar-faced Charley, 8bonld be executed in his stead, so that he might live to take care of his family. Finding all hit- appèalø vain, he became resigned, and said, 'I am **ady to go and see my Great Father above.' The two Combatesdre also displayed great fear of death, and prayed that their lives might be spared, but Boston Charley, the youngest of the convicts, received the intelligence of hia fate with unbroken oomposure. I' I am a boy,' be said, • but I feel like a man. When 11 look on each side of me I think of those other men as women. I am wholly man, not half woman. I killed General Canby, assisted by Steamboat Frank, and Bogus said,• Do you believe these commissioners ttiean to try to make peace with us?' I said, '1 believe so! He said,' I don't believe BO they want to lead us into some trap.' I said, All right, I go with you.' Captain Anderson remembers when tlogos came in camp in the evening and when I camt in the morning. I would like to call my people and bid them good bye to day. I would like to go to tbe Blockade. I am young I know but little. When 1 lIee anything with mine eyes I know it.' B-. ston was then asked why they killed Canby and the commis- sioners. He said that all tbe presents they received had no influence on them, and they suspected Canbj and the commissioners of treachery. Boston theD blade a long harangue, in whioh he tried to show that Jbck had no share in the massacre, and that be had worked very hard in keeping the young men quiet. He appeared to lay all the blame ou The correspondent of the Herald thus writes :— The prisoners were shortly afterwards returned their cells, and at five p.m. were visited by their families. This was the first meeting sinoethe death Warrant bad been public, and it was to be the last before death separated them for ever on this earth, it would naturally have been affecting but I was Perfectly unprepared for the frantic state of grief into "hioh the women worked themselves. They howled their weird death song, and threw themselves od ♦heir doomed friends, fawning upon them all over. tven the little children seemed to catch the affection *od they cxied and wept in the most finished style, ^ack appeared very much affected at meeting his fevonrite squaw Lizzie and the little papoose. Hta lister Mary was even more affected, and worked her- "elf into a perfect paroxysm of grief. The little &rl appeared to comprehend the situation and Sobbed bitterly. As Jack gave her one last fond brace the squaws returned to the stockade, and the murderers were left in their oells with no other Companion than the gloomy foreboding and anticipa- tion of the morrow. Old Sconcbin met his family Without rnuoh viable emotion but bis children Cltied bitterly and the squaws jelled as if the world ^*8 coming to an end. The chief did not betray ^Dy outward signs of agita'ion. He kissed Lia little repeatedly, and when bis family were taken away ho Jay down in bis cell and rolled himself like a ball hi hia blanket^

ROOSE PETTY SESSIONS. A petty sessions for tho hundred of lioose was at the Shire-ball on Saturday last, before the Peter Phelps, Thomas Skone, Esq., and R. ftrrow, Esq. IJICKNCBS FOB THE trALJ: OF SWEETS. v licences for tbe sale of Sweets (British Wines), *ere granted to Ann Thomas and M. A. Symiuons, Miiford, subject to confirmation by the Licence °tuinittee. CHABQB8 OF ABUSIVE LANGUAGE AND WILFUL DAMAGE. JThomas Walters had laid informations against fhomag Shirley lor UBing abusive language, and ^inst James Shirley and Thomas Shirley for wilful "•iiage to a fishing boat at D^le. v Mr E. W. John appeared for complainant, and fJames Price for defendant. I be C,ase8 were adjourned by consent, Mr PrIce paging to pay cost of witnesses. TRANSFER OF LICENCES. t He licence of the Carnarvon Castle, Hakin, was ^Q&fered to John Thomas. f tot W. E. John applied for transfer of the licence II the Cobourg Inn, Neyland. Adjourned to next ^ial sitting. r John Roch of St. Ishmaels applied for a licence h0t the house next door *to where he has kep a j^hlic hOU8e during a long period, the landlord Quiring the house formerly licenced. The notices been given, but the application was opposed by v eiChief Constable on the ground that the Beucti no power to grant a new licence for any house the value of X15. j "he applicant said the premises having {been put a good state of repair were now worth thatjrent. ■llie application was ordered to stand over to ^ble hiui to got sufficient pioof ol the value. t-KAVlNO A CHILD CHA KG ISA IS LE TO THE ViUON. r4 Alr John James tor the liaverlordwest i>oiml of &Uftrdian8 v. Martha Reynolds. This case was adjourned to give defendant notice of the vision of the Board, viz., that the child could nol ^ept in the Union- ^'IlARajs OF HAVING COUNTERFEIT COIN IN HIS POSSESSION. )\l ^perintendent George Jones charge <- *Sib with having possession of counterhet con ■lames Price who appeared lor the prosec for a remand to complete the evidence. the statements made hv Supt. Jones, ant Jlc«man No. 42, it appeared that fPurIul1' U- er«igns have recently been put into circulation i Neighbourhood of Fishguard, one (now broken) lch had been taken for rent, and the vjur taken out oj the dram were shewn to the Bench. De/Clid- ant, who has been in trouble" before was suspected, so the policeman paid him marked atten- tion and became his escort., but for private reasons, the accused commenced running towards an open culvert, and on reaching that spot stumbled over a it one, whether purposely or not he foil down, and from the motion of Lis arm he appeared to throw something into tho drain, and on examination a amall paper parcel waR found in that spot, which contained four counterfiet sovereigns which the policeman took possession of. The accuseddid not claim them, but his having fallen at that spot to say the least was very remarkable, particularly when coupled with a letter found in his box, the contents, of which was not made public, but supposed to have come from an accomplice. Tho case was adjourni d for a week to enable the Chief Constable to com- municate with the officers of the Mint respecting the prosecution. KEEPING A DOG WITHOUT A LICENCE. The Board of Inland Revenue by the acting supervisor, charged George Thomas, a Railway Watchman at Newton Noyes Pier with keeping a dog without a licence. Defendant said the dog was not his. Mr William Rees deposed that he is a Revenue officer, and that on the 25th August, he warned defendant about k^epinjT the dr-g. when be said that he would enquire whether Mr Bertram who had left the dog with him had paid, and if not that he would take a licence. Witness did not seehiii, again until the 16th September when ho told him that he should lay information, but up to the pre- heat time no licence has been taken. The Bench nflicted the penalty of £1 51' and recommended a urther reduction to 12s. Gd., if the Board would dlow it, and defendant was told plainly that lir nust, take a licence at once or he will be fined again he full amount. ASSAULTING THE POLICE. Inspector Clarke charged Thomas Conner with issaulting a Policeman, and ho also was charged vith damaging his uniform. Defendant said he was too drunk to know what bt lid. Policeman No. 26, deposed that he was on duty ..t Weptfields Sale, saw defendant there drunk, and was ordered to put him out. In attempting to re- move him he struck witness a severe blow on tho uose which caused the blood to flow freely. De- "endant also,caught hold of his trousers and tore tin front part so much that the trousers are useless he rtad worn them only three months, they were hie I)Pst trousers and C03t the Connty 16s. 3d. The Bunch fined defendant 5R. and coats for the s^ault, 6d. for damage, and 8s. value of the trousers with the costs in both cases to be paid in a month. USING THREATS. James McLaren charged Peter James with calling him a d--d swindler and rogue, and threatening to stab him with the Evil he had in his hand, and witness declared he was afraid of him. The evidence shewed that defendant was in the employ of complainant until the 10th inst., that on the Saturday previous the men and boys were digging potatoes in a field, when a misunderstand- ing arose respecting some potatoes, defendant ask- ing his master for two drills, and on his being told that he was only entitled to one drill, he got into a t.owering rage, and used the language and threat complained of. Ordered to be bound over in the sum of .£20, to keep the peace. USING ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. Sarah Schobel charged Mary Howells with using abusive language and calling her a whore. The defendant who it appeared had bad a quarrel with complainants sister, but was unknown to com- plainant, came out of her house on the Crowhili-road and abused the women as they were returning from town, and used language quite unfit for publication respecting complainants sister. Complainant hav- ing admitted that she said defendant deserved a ulap on the face, (defendants version was give the brazen bitch a slap on the face,") and defendant having also exhibited a large card bearing the following inscription" Execution of Lady Wildfor getting drunk," which she said had been found on an dligy of a woman hanging at her door Lady Wi'd being her nickname. Tho bench dismissed the cas'. NONPAYMENT OF BATHS. Mr John D ivies Roberts was summoned by Mr W. Hire, Overseer of Haroldstone, for nonpayment of rates. Mr Price, solicitor, appeared for the defen- dant. The complainant did not appear when the case was called on. Mr Price asked the Bench to dismiss the case. The Bench decided to adjourn the case. Subsequently, Mr Hire attended, and was in- formed that the case was adjourned.

TO TIIB Municipal Electors OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST Ladies AND GENTLEMEN, The three years have now almost ex- pired, and I have again the honour of thanking you for the trust you reposed in me as one of your repre- sentatives in the Corporation of our ancient Borough. During the nine years I have been favoured by retaining your confidence, it has been my one desire to forward your interests, consequently tho welfare of the town. Ladies and Gentlemen, Iu conclusion, should my past conduct have met with your approval, and you still wish that I should continue jointly to represent you, my services are at your disposal. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Very faithfully yonrs, EDWARD THOMAS. Holloway House, October 17. 1873. SOUTH WALES AUDIT DISTRICT. NARBERTlI UNION. J THE undersigned, Edward J^nes, Esq., Auditor j of the above named District, do hereby give notice that I have appointed the Audit of the Accounts of the Narberth Union, and of the Parishes therein contained, for the hall-year ended the 25th September 1873, to commence cn Tuesday, the 21st day of October, 1873, at Ten o'clock, in the forenoon, at the County Court IIouso, Narberth, when and where all persons who by law are bound to account at such Audit are required to attend, and to submit all Books, Documents, Bills, and Vouchers, containing or relating to the accounts, or to moneys assessed for, and applica- ble to, the Relief of the Poor. Dated the FBih day of October, 1873. EDWARD JONES, District Auditor. PEMBROKESHIRE. JAMES AND MORRIS Beg to announce that they have received instruction from Messrs Meyler, of Cilniffeth, and Viigwrfrane, to Sell By Auction at VAGWRFRANE, in the parish of Funcheston, (9 railrs from Haverfordwest, and 5 from Fishguard,) on Wednesday, Oct< bbk 29TH, 1873, flUlti undermentioned Flock of FA AND STORE L ShEEl", FINE STEERS AND IlhlFEltS, Purebred BULL, well bred GALLOWAYS, com- pri.-iiii? 150 Fat r.nd Store Sheep, of the Southdown and Cross breed, 10 very handsome two year old Steers and Heiff fs, 6 in-calf Heifers, 8 yearling Steers, all of which are of the Castlemartin, Brei d, ono two year t'ld puro hred Castlemartin BULL, and 20 strong and well bred ilallowi.ys. SlIltrto o"mmellce at U o'Ol.wk at noon. Ciedit will be fciven subject to conditions of Sale. The Purchase Money to be paid to the Auctioneers. Fisbguaid, 8'h Octob-r, I sia. DEW STREET. H AVER FORD WEST. Important Sale of Cattle, Phaetous, House- hold Furniture, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, &c., &c. MESSRS JONES Bog to announce that they have received instructioas from Mrs Pcynyn, who is giving lip llousekeepinp, lc "ell by Auction, at the KING' SAttMS HOTEL, Haverfordwest, on WiDnisday, October, 22nd., 1873 ^IMiE whole of the andermentlcnetl LIVE STOCL L 4 wheeled Phaeton, with mov- at>le Hood. Farming Implements, Brewing VII n..ils, UOUSE HOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS. Comprising four two year old Heifers of the Casile- martin breed, one Chestnut M«re, five years old, ]5 hands bigh. by Saint David's, one lour wheelt-d Fhneton with moicalile iluod, one tour wheeled D )jl Cart, 1 act of Silver Mounted Uij; Harnefs, nearly in w, oue Tutubril Cart w th ltails and Trippk s eonip'etp, one Set of shaft and Leading Ilaroess, nearly new, Gentlemen's Saddle. DINING BOOM. —Mahogany Pembroke Tnble4 seven ditto Ilair seat Chairs, llairs*'at ^'ofa, Csrti T.ihie Butler's Tn-y, Chimney Glass, Double Light (ia* Fixture, Side Table Flower Stano nudFtowers. PAKLOUK (No ]).—Large Mahogany I ining i'nble, half dozcn Oak Chairs, two arm ditto. Fenders and Fire Dons, lot of l'ifi ures, ii day CiooK.ljMibreilah.tnnd. p All LOUR (No — Mahogany Lou Talile, small Side Table, two arm Ci-iirs, half <)ozrr* small ditto, lot nf I'ict'nres in Frame, a ideo- and Fire Irons. lvlTCL!l'.N .— Large 1 >ea! Tat.ie, small ditto, 2 u..w, Shelf ami !>rr>ser, large Cupboard and \Va: ',i O-tk Chairs, Arm D tto, inli >et o! l.iock lm Dish Covers Fountain wliti brans T*p. with Saucepans and the whole O' the Cu.in«iy Requisites, boaster, little Jalfl{KW HOUSE.—M Gallon Boiler, Mashing Tub Witi) t),, ttie Brewing Utells ls, Chaff Cutter, Fuize Mil:, Winchester THE BED BOOM* eontain Mahogany 4 post ttV stead witn Hangings, Painted Cbegt of Drawer*, VVtt-hst.tnd and I'al,lo to iiiatelt, Ware, Toilette bUss, Fhiv Cbair, Towel Rail, I- post Tent Bedstead, l™" <U:to Wash Stand, Dressing Table and art', h.i'lf 'doz*i» Chair", O'mmodo, painted IJ -J-ten-), l>es»ing Fable, vVasl stand and W »re, Toilette 0 ass. Towo: Rail, Feather Beds, ,VI attress,<«. C .rpets, togetDer with numerous articles n.H particularized, fit Olle o'Clo; k J hPG n.oo rn Credit Subj tto Con titmiis. Fare base money to paid to tbe Auctioneers. TO BE LET, WITH IMMKDTA.TK POSSESSION, THE LION SPllilT VAULTS, Situated near the Fish Market, Dew-street. 'i^HE above is a Double lacenccd House, and with goo! run of Business. F -r further pn tin'ilnri -ipidy to the present occupier. Tuesday October 14, 1873. 7676 WANT I'D, an aetive LAD, in the stable, about 16 years (f a<;e.—Apply, stating Wages, &o., to Ll. Li/ad LivOVD, Glangwilly, Carmarthen. FOR SALE. t LAHGE quantify of N KW VV JIEATKN THATCH. -Î- Apply io MR JOHN MA DO;. KS, l'ictori I'laic, Haverfordwest. _J TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED IMMKDIA I IILY—Two Respectable W YOUTHS as Apprentices to the Drapery Business.—Apply personally or by letter to (J H EE N 18 d and DAWK INS, 21, '25, and 26, Market Street Haverfordwest. DAVID EDWARD THOMAS, ARCHITECT sr. THOMAS GREKN, HAVERFORDWEST. REFERENCES-The new Pembrokeshire and lIav- erfordwest Inlirmar Builtti; g Committee the Haver- fordwest Wesleyan Butldir g Committee; and the Camrnse and other School Boards, &c., &c. HAVERFORDWEST MARINER'S SQUARE. riHO B > Dpt with i nm^diite posses^on tlie GREY* J. HOUND INN, with yard, stables, and coach house, all in g"od repair. For t rms Apply to MRS. LEWIS, Greyhound Tnn. MANOR COURTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, riHIAT the COURTS LEFT and view of Frnnk- L p'edgc and cnlJ inSBA RON of tbe Reverend James Henry Alexander PhilipPQ, L^rd of the under- mentioned MANORS, will tie held as follows: For the Manor of PENALLY, on Monday, Octobur 27th instant, at the hour of Eleven o'Clock in the forei o >n, at the dwelling house of Henry Jump". called the Railway Tavern, in the village of Penally, within the said Manor. For the Manor of MANORBIER, on Toefday. Oc- tober 215th instant, at the hour of Eleven o'clonk in the forei o'n, at the dwelling house of Francis Twigg, in vill ipe of Manorbier, with'n the fume Manor Dated this 1st day of October, 1873. SACKVILLE H. OWEN, Dep. Steward. D K I S TOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, D C »LSToN HALL, October 21at, 22ad, 23rd. and 21th, 1873. Madame LEMMENS SIIEKRINGTON, Madame OTTO ALVSLEBEN, Miss JULIA. WIGAN, Madame PATEY, Miss ENRIQUEZ, MR. SIMS REEVES, Mr VERNON RTGBY, Mr EDWARD LLOYD, Mr LEWIS THOMAS, MR SANTLEY. CONDUCTOR-Mr CHARLES HALLE. CHORUS OF 300 SELECTED VOICES. Organist—Mr GEO. RISLEY. TUESD VY, at 12, Haydn's CKEATiuN." WKDNESDAY, at- 12. Mendelseobn'a II ELTJAH." THUKSDAY, at 12, Macfarren's ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST." first time of Performance: and Men- delssohn' i LOBGESANG." FRIDAY, at 13, Handel's "MESSfAH." On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at Eight, a miscellaneous Selection, On THURSDAY EVENING, nt, Eight., a Miscsl- laneous Selection and Rossini's "STABAT MATER." The Selections include-Overtures to Webei's "Der Freyscbutz" and E'iryantbfi." Wagner's "TannhauRer." Rossini's "Guilbmme Tell," Aubei's Maaaniello," Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night'ri Dream," a"d Beethoven's Leonora M, zart's "Jnpitei" Symphony, and Beethoven's Symphony in C. Minor. The whole performed by Mr Chailes Halle'a Complete Orchestra. Piuces: Secured Reatp. Unsecured. Morning Performances. £1 1 0 £ 0 7 0 Four Tickets for any one eoucerl | except Messiah," if purchased I 3 3 0.. 1 1 0 before October 14th ) Evening performances 0 15 0 0 7 0 Four Tickets for anyone Concert) 0 o n i i n (as above) J 2 iU"no secured Seat for all Seven Performances, £4 14a 6d. Unsecured do do £2 2*. Applications for Tickets (which should in all caecs be accompanied by a remittance) may be made to Mr CHARLES PRICE, Hon. Sec., Colston-Hall, Bristol. Cheques and Post Office Orders to made payable to the Treasurer, Mr G. W. EDWARDS. PEMBROKESHIRE & II WEllFOEDWEST. IMPORTANT SALE of HOUSES and LANDS in and near Haverfordwest. MESSRS. GOODE & OWEN WILL OFFRR FOR & ALE BY AUCTION AT THE CASTLE HOTEL, HAYERFOBDWEST, Ou WEDNESDAY, the 29th of OCTOBER, 1873 At two o'Clock in the Afternoon, fpiIE following Valuable F R E E H 0 L D L PROPERTY, viz.. The CORN and GRIST MILL and LANDS near Merlin's Bridge, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Ellis. The HOUSES in Bridge Street, Ha-erfordwest, in the respective occupations of Mr. William Evanf, Ironmonger, end Miss Ann Jenkins, grocer. The HOUSES A>TD GARDENS in Saint Thomas Green, occupied by Mr. David Hoyd, saddler, Miss Picton, Mr Howell Gibbon, and Miss Havard, and a GARDEN, &c in the oci upation of Mrs Chambers. Tbe THREE HOUSES adjoining held under a lease by the representatives of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. AND The HOUSE and SHOP in Market Street, occu- pied by Mr. F. G. Arkcll. ALSO Several capital MEADOWS in Prendergast, in the occupation of Mr George Jones, Mr Stephen Jenkins, and Mrs. Elizabeth Richard?. 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THE "PALL MALL" DRESSING BAG, WITH THIRTY SOLID SILVER & IVORY FITTINGS. FOR LADY'S OR GENTLEMAN'S USE. Frioe JEll lIs. METCALF AND CO., INVENTORS AND SOLE MAKERS. 19, COCKSPUR STREET, LONDON, S.W. Illustrated Price List of Jewollcry. &c.. post free. ,Tnst reudv.lsmo. colouiod wrapper, pose tree, 4ci. ANEW WORK on GOUT. By Dr. LAYILLE, of the Faculty of Medicine, Paris. Exhibiting a perfectly new, certain, and safe method of cure. Translated from tho French by an Eutriisli practitioner. London: F. Newbery and Sons, S7, Ncwgate-strcet:bX.. T>HILLIPPS' QUININE AND XT PEARL DENTIFRICE renders -jj.. the teeth beaufl fully white, arra decay, and prevents toothache. It also imparts a last ing fragrance to the -•tf breath, and a healthful brilliancy "S?^ to the gums. In boxes. Is. lid. and 2s, 9d,, of alJ chemists: or by post for IS or 36 stamps of "W Phillipps. Pharmaceutical Chemist, New-cross, London, Wholesale, Newbsry & Sons, :7, Newgate-street. London, E.C. MONEY.—A Gentleman is open to LEND SUMS vr-rying from fi'. to £ 2G0 from 5 per cont. interest, to respectab.e jxsv^ohs upon their note of hand .-iloiio. fur- niture stock. &c., withoutremoval.lifc policies, leases, &c. Tho amount borrowed may be repaid by oasy instalments, or at the end of a term of years, as muy suit the Borrower. No law costs. Dispatch with secrecy msy be relied on.—For further particulars send name- and address, and 3tate amount required, to Mr. J. Sdwards, 3, King's-road, Souths, Partam aith, Hants, who v.-ii; ¡,cpl5- per return. N.B.—This advertisement iii strictly private, anti does not emanate from any Loan Society. ROBERT OCOMBSr ADVIC £ IS A BOCK useful to every houteVeeper or shopkeeper. Pub- lialied at his Steam Confectionery Works, 70 and 77, High, street, Shorectitch. where most or the recipes given crm he seen in practice. Avnongst the valuable reeioes lire directions f< r making Sweats (most kinds), Sharoet, Lomon Kali, Limona. Baspberrj'ad».Gutgerbeer Powders. Senliitz Powders,Giucorbew (aerated and Wrmontcd). Lemonade, Soda Water, &c„ &c. How to Prepare Vovocabie Colours for fiatmg. to Malta Jums, Jollies B.reid, Pastry. The Amarioan lee Creams, Publicans* Cordials' Raspberry Vinegar. How to Presirvi Fruit Who!* in Bottles' ToMuko PicUles. How to Analyse Sweots, Bread, Jams, PiekW Drugs. free twelve stamps. The cheapeet house in tho tradojor pcue sweets. Price Hat post free. TVf ONEY 'ACC(5MMOI>ATIO^M7rTii;i7^'Pr^WsI JJL land-road, IjondoD, continues to make immediate Ad- 7ances to any amount, upon note of hand, furniture, stock or any. other security, at n.ooertii.o in.jore.it., LonUuii and uro. Strictest privacy, and no unnecessary expense. N B — Interest not wanted in advance, it being added to tho loan.' ROBERTS AND ROWLANDS, CORN, BUTTER, & SEED IIEECHANTS SPRING GARDENS, IrA VERFORD', EST, Agents for the London Manure Company's Various Artificial Manures. Rami ll. beg to inform the Public that Mr JOHN WILLIAMS, late of the Firm of ROW. LANDS aud WILLIAMS, lias retired from the Business, and tliut in" future it will b, 'arried oil at the same premises on a larger Scale. P.S.—All outstanding accounts to he paid and received by Roberts and Rowlands. •SUBSCMl'TlUNS FOR niJULSltUSION NATIONAL CHUttCH OF KNGLAND SCHOOL. £ s. i> Jeorgo Ilarrips, Esq., 1" 0 (J General IVrlby 5 0 0 fev ,1. Ii. A. JMiilifipi, J'icioii Gristli' f> U (' J, IJowen Kowiumlt. 5 0 0 rhomasA!r)r!c!E:q.M P. 5 0 II I'. I.. Mariiott, Esq 4 I) < J. H. Srourfielil, I5s<| '2 0 (i vVm. Davics, Ehj 1 0 0 Fund" are urgently necled for iliis School, to put it ti thorough repair, and efficient working order. Subscriptions to lie sent to the Kt v J. Howen Row- lauds, Ilubberston Rectory, Milford Havdi. PIANO FORTES AN!> HARMONIUMS By all the best makers, FOR SALE OR HIRE. For terms apply to T. JAMES, No. 1, Spring Cdrden", Havcr'orchvest. J 0 S E 1' II P () W ii ITL7 GROCER, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND COMMISSION AGENT. MAIN STREET. PEMBROKE [Git SAFES and WKnTiaM LAKE ICE—The L WENIIAM LAK h ICE COMPANY'S celebrated ICE. (In town or C'-untrv) lee Water Pitchers, I<o UntUr Dishes Ice C'< an Machines. PHIZE MEDAL md NEW DUPLEX EI' R1GEKATOKS, ifled with witter tanks and lilturs, and all modern improveirn ntp, -an he obtained cniy at :be svde office. The Wenham Lake Ine Cornp.mj*, .125 Strand, London (corner of ^avov -freet). I.lu-'tiatcd price ):pt.s tree. ST A'AM CU.\ f;l/ (!J\' Ie .1110 N IV 1111 j'jitl SOUTH OF IRK AM). Via New Milford (Milford Haven) and Watcrford Daily Service (Sundays excepted). The Milford Haven and Waterford Steam Ship Com pany's ltoyal Ma Steamers will sail, weather per mittlllg- FROM NEW MIt.FOltD, At 1 40 a.m, on arrival or the 4. £ 0 p.m Train, so as to »»ftfole passcngeis to proceed by the 10.20 a.m. Train to Limerick, Cork, &c. FliOM WATKUFOHD, At 4 p.m, on arrival of the train from Cork, Limerick, See., so as to enable passengers to proceed by the '20 a.m reaching London at 11.15 a.m. For further particulars apply to any of the Railway Stations, or to Messrs Jaokeon & Co, New Milford, South Wales _u Dinneford's Fluid Magnesia For Thirty years the Mehical Profession have approve of this pure solution as the best remedy for YCIDJTY OF THE STOMACH, 1 KAUTUUR>• HEADACHE, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION, And as a mild Aperient for dolieato constitution.. espccially adapted for Ladies, Children, and Iufaut. When con hined with tile ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP. It funis a most agreeable effervescing draught, i> vvhi.'h its apeficnt and cooling qualities are much in creased. In warm seasons and warm climates, thi simple preparation, when taken REGULARLY, hn been found highly beneficial. JD 1 N N E F () li I) & C O., v Chemists, &c, 172, New Bond Street., London; Sold by all respectable Chemists throughout the World. CA UTIOIV. -See that I- I)iiine(or(i & Co," is on eael, hottle and red label over I, lie cork and use DINNEFt)111)'S FliltTI0N GLOVES & BELTS PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY WREXHAM AND LONDON. Establish Ki). 1«S?2 CAPITAL £ 2 00,00 0. THE LIFE ASSURANCE FUND. At ;!lst December, 18G2, was £ ol.2J)8 Do 1.0 IS<i7 „ XIH),,C:64 Do do IB72" £J77,3U2 FIRE INSURANCES Effected ut moderate rates o! premium. Chairman ok tjik Uoari>; — THOMAS BARNES, ESQ., Of the Quinta, Sait p, andFarnworth, Lanuashirc ROBERT WILLIAMS, Secketaky, Applications for Agencies to be malIc to the Secretary, or to Mr Evan Davies, Resident Secretary, South Wales Branch, G5, St. Mary Street, Cardiff. Impurities of the Bloodi These wonderful Pills aro valued at the hnmblea hearths aa well as in the houses of comfort aud weallh rhey work a thorough purification throug! ou the whole system, without disordering the natural action YCIDJTY OF THE STOMACH, 1 KAUTUUR>• HEADACHE, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION, And as a mild Aperient for dolieato countitution.- espccially adapted for Ladies, Children, and Infant' When con billed with the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP. It funis a most agreeable effervescing draught, i> vvhi.'h Its apeficnt and cooling qualities are much in creased. In warm seasons and warm climates, thi simple preparation, when taken REGULARLY, hn been found highly beneficial. JD 1 N N E F () li I) & C O., v Chemists, &c, 172, New Bond Street., London; Sold by all respectable Chemists throughout the World. C'A UTION.— See that '• Dinneford & Co," is on each hottle and red label over !he cork and use DINNEFt)111)'S FliltTI0N GLOVES & BELTS PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY WREXHAM AND LONDON. Establish Ki). 1«S?2 CAPITAL £ 2 00,00 0. THE LIFE ASSURANCE FUND. At ;!lst December, 18G2, was £ ol.2J)8 Do 1.0 LS<;7 „ XIH),,C:64 Uo do 1«72 £ 177,302 FIRE INSURANCES Effected at moderate rates o! premium. Chairman ok tjik Uoari>; — THOMAS BARNES, ESQ., Of the Quinta, Sait p, andFarnworth, Lanuashirc ROBERT WILLIAMS, Secketaky, Applications for Agencies to be made to the Secretary, or to Mr Evan Pavies, Resident Secretary, South Wales Branch, G5, St. Mary Street, Cardiff. Impurities of tho BloodJ These wonderful Pills aro valued at the hnmblea hearths aa well as in the houses of comfort aud weal'h They work a thorough purification throug! ou the whole system, without disordering the natural action of any organ, and eradicate those germa of complainta which eonsien tens o^ thousandu to a early grave. Bronchitis, Diptheria, Coughs, and Colds. No diseases are more frequent, and few more danger- ous than affections of tho respiratery or^ana; no condition gives rise to more fatal maladies than a Simple Cold." The first symptoms may always be re- moved by these renowned Pills, as they quickly remedy the stagn ition of blood moderate tho hurried breathing, *nd enable tho wind pipe and lungs to perform their functions with ease and regularity. They also by their purifying properties, cleanse the blood from all impurities, and thus fortify the system against Con- sumption, Asthma, and other pulmonary complaints. Debility, Loss of Appetite, Headaclic, and Lowness of Spirits. These Pills will, iu a few days, effect a truly wonderful change in Debilitated Constitutions (m matter thiir exciting cause), aa they create a healthy appetite, correct indigestion, remove excess of bile, overcome giddiness, confusion, sick headache, and all those gloomy forebodings arising from a bad stomach or lisordorrd digestion. The Medicino for Femafcs, Young ani Old. For overcoming all ohoti uotions and restoring sus- pended secretions, there is no medicine to be compared to these Pills. Universally adopted as the one grand remedy for Female Complaints, these Pills cannot fail, they strengthen tho systim, and always bring about, what is required. To females entering into womanhood, >r at tho turn of life, they are invaluable, being a perfect ra'eguard against dropsy, hoadael.es, palpi'atiuu >t the heart, and ail nervous all'eetions often disueasing «t those period". Complaints Incidental to Children. Whooping cough, ineailos, scarUtina, ft vers, and all diseases of the ekin, may be immediately checked, and ■<oon cured, by those purifying l'ilh. fto mother should be without them. One, two, or three (reduccd to powder), may be given lightly, with the certainty of doing good. 'Vuy uetnngement of the nerves affects disastrously both tho body and the mind. To the nervous invalid these Pills are of vtal n« oossity, as they impart tone and vigour to the internal organs, and consequently to the nervous system which pievados and connects them Hence their marvellous euros of hysteria, low spirits, spasms, fi's, nervous twitching, and other kiudred oomplaiuts. Hollotrw/' s I'M" we the. best ra.n ly hnotun, in the world for the following thsiuscs. V„'ue Goutv Soie Throats AM lima Ilea' aeHc .Stone & Gravel oiiious Complaints Indisesiion 'Secondary ttwuptoms "dotehrs o •; th l.iver t'onipiamts 'Tie-lhilereux Skin ,i.iuif»uj;o :»:t«-crs nU'^1 (.oii'phrr.tF 1" > ,l't lirreal Affwt.ions Ji hility itthemnatiMii Worms of all ximts !lroj»\ lUetcntioii of Weakness lroui i'ernaJ Irrcifu- tJri c whatevi-v e-use lariiies or ( 'e'eve.s, f aii Kindcs; /l Tuj i'ills and O.ntmcnt aro (told at i'rofeFS LIoi.lo way's HsUhli-ident, Oxford-itree- London alsio by nearly ovory r; speifible Vendor o Medicine throughout th& Civili««u :.tid, i:i fi xe uid Pols, at I' '!>' s' -i:" !>< Is. 22d., ant each. Trie 2, 9d size contains tiaeo, .i8 (>•.• isto six-, the 1 tho • £ ?.•>. thirty three, a id ous than affections of the respiratery organs; no condition gives rise to more fatal maladies than a "Simple Cold," The first symptoms may always be re- moved by these renowned Pills, as they quickly remedy the stagn ition of blood moderate tho hurried breathing, *nd enable tho wind pipe and lungs to perform their functions with ease and regularity. They also by their purifying properties, cleanse the blood from all impurities, and thus fortify the system against Con- sumption, Asthma, tnd other pulmonary complaints. Debility, Loss of Appetite, Headache, and Lowness of Spirits. These Pills will, in a few days, effect a truly wonderful change in Debilitated Constitutions (n, matter thiir exciting cause), aa they create a healthy appetite, correct indigestion, remove excess of bile, overcome giddiness, confusion, sick headache, and all those gloomy forebodings arising from a bad stomach or overcome giddiness, confusion, sick headache, and all those gloomy forebodings arising from a bad stomach or lisordorrd digestion. The Medicine for Femafcs, Young an i Old. For overcoming all ohoti uotions and restoring sus- pended secretions, there is no medicine to be compared to these Pills. Universally adopted as the one grand remedy for Female Complaints, these Pills cannot fail, they strengthen the systim, and always bring about, what is required. To females entering into womanhood, Ir at the turn of life, they are invaluable, being a perfect ra'eguard against dropsy, headad:e8, lialpilatit)ti d the heart, and ail nervous alfcut ions often disueasing those period". Complaints Incidental to Children. Whooping cough, ineailos, scarUtina, ft vers, and all diseases of the fkin, may be immediately checked, and ■<oon cured, by those purifying l'ilh. fto mother should be without them. One, two, or three (reduccd to powder), may be given lightly, with the certainty of doing good. 'Vuy uetnngement of the nerves affects disastrously both tho body and the mind. To the nervous invalid these Pills are of VItal mocssity, as they impart tone and vigour to the internal organs, and consequently to the nervous system which pievados and connects them Hence their marvellous euros of hysteria, low spirits, spasms, fi's, nervous twitching, and other kindred oomplaiuts. Hollotrw/' s Pill., ore lllr. best ra.n ly hnotun, in the world v for the following thsiuscs. Goutv Soie Throats ilil,it Ilea' aeHc .Stone & Gravel oiiious Complaints Indisesiion 'Secondary ttwuptoms "dotehrs o •; th l.iver t'onipiamts 'Tie-lhilereux Skin ,i.iuif»uj;o :»:t«-crs nU'^1 (.oii'phrr.tF 1" > ,l't lirreal Affwt.ions Ji hility itthemnatiMii Worms of all ximts !lroj»\ lUetcntioii of Weakness lroui i'ernaJ Irrcifu- tJri c whatevi-v e-use lariiies or ( 'e'eve.s, f aii Kindcs; /l Tuj i'ills and O.ntmcnt aro (told at i'rofeFS LIoi.lo way's HsUhli-ident, Oxford-itree- London alsio by nearly ovory r; speifible Vendor o Medicine throughout th& Civili««u :.tid, i:i fi xe uid Pols, at I' '!>' s' -i:" !>< Is. 22d., ant each. Trie 2, 9d size contains tiaeo, .i8 (>•.• isto six-, the 1 tho • £ ?.•>. thirty three, a id -h(i gile, th,, ii Box or Pot. i.h; cnodleH Box oi l'il^ contains f.,ui lo/efi; and th" •am'tlh-ut Pot of Ointment <inp a e l Full printed direo-.ions ,im aSli.otl t-. !i >v a-u1 and cnn be h-.d l.tj. « '■ ever, ui Turkic! ab'.c, Armouiai. Pcrsu>.Chj!U)ail, HUNT WEEK, ¡ '("HE annual HUNT JMEETING will bo held a' Haverfordwest during the week commencing Monday, the 24tli November. C. E.G. FISH Kit, 1><2.. ) Stfwa CAl'T GOWEii, } SrrUAR, IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN V/INES AND BRANDIES, 4, S A M BllOOK COURT, BASIN Gil ALL STREET, LONDON E.C COSUESTON CHEMICAL WOHKS, PEMBROKE Important to Landowners und Timber Growers. MORGAN AND HOWELL Arc at all times open to purchase rough Timber and Poios for Chemical and Colliery purposes. A Lot of Timber for Agricultural purposes always on Sale Apply as above. I INVESTMENT-FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST, CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Total Receipts to Midsummer, 1873, as per published accounts £ 1,92;-$,394 2s 8J. Rute of Interest on Shares 5 per Cent, per Annum. Rate of Interest on Deposits. 4 per Cent, per Annum The Principal can be withdrawn at any time on short notice under the rules. Prospectuses Post free on application. JOHN ASHDOWN, Secretary. 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, VV.C. T TNFURNISIIEL) APARTMENTS TO LET. LJ Pleasant situation. Apply to the Office of this Paper. CAUTION. In calling the attention of the Trade to a recent decision in the House of Lords, in the case of "Wotherspoon v. Currie," whereby our exclusive right lo the use of the word I- Glenfield in connection with Starch is indisputably established, would also intimate that this decision renders the sale of the starch made by the defendant illegnl, and will subject the seller of it to a Penalty of £ 10,000. We beg to intimata to those who may have been induced to buy it, that to save them irom total loss we will allow 20s. per cwt. for it, at the Glenfield Stnrch Works, Paisley, in exchange for the genuine Article, at the current price. This will entail a loss upon ourselves, as the packets '¡ill be broken up and sold for Waste Starch, but it ■ ill at the Bnme time be the mefins of rendering the Vrtiele useless for further deception. Any information nat will load to conviction will be rewarded. R. WOTHERSPOON & CO. II 0 M (E 0 P A T H Y. 300 pages, bound, Ie, or by post for 11 stamps. nME HOMOEOPATHIC FAMILY INSTRUCTOR By Richard Epr", M.D., M.R.C.S. hundred diseases are rutiy described and prescribed or. Published by James Epps & Co., Homoeopathic Chemists. 48, Threadnoedlo Street, and 17U, Piccadilly. Epp's Homoeopathic Medicines — Caution—Each lube or pbial of medioine h\eppliod by an agent has the eoik secured by a band, on which baud is the signa- lure," Jamcs Epps and Co, Homoeopathic Chemists, London," without which in no case can it be genuine. AGEXTa. Tenby- Walkington, Chemist. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANI. MR J. EDWARD MATIIIAS BEGS most respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Haverfordwest and the County of Pembroke generally, that he has commenced business as Public Accountant and General Commission Agent, and hopes that by strict attention to business to merit a share of their confidence and patronage. Tradesmen's Accounts and Balance Sheets made up, Rents Collected, and Commissions of every kind promptly attended to. Agent to the Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company, References and Scale of Charges on application. Offices: Victouia Place, opposite to the Brecon Bank, Haverfordwest. DR. HAYWARD'S NEW DISCOVERY. SELF AID FOR INVALIDS. The Treatment and Mode of Cure. HOW TO USE SUCCESSFULLY, WITH safety and success, in all cases of weakness, low spiiits, despondency, langour, exhaustion, muscular debit" v, loss of ftrcn<-t.i, appetite, &c., &c. WITHOUT MEDICINE. The Now Mode. REANIMATES and Revives tie failing function R of life, and thus imparts Energy <mol Fresh Vitality to ti e Exhausted aud Debilitated constitution, and may fairly he termed The Fountain of Health. The Local and Nervine Treatment. j MPARTS tout- and vigour to tiie nt-rvous system, and po.-sesses highly reanimating properties, its inflmnce on the secretions and functions is speedily manifested, and in all cases of debility, nervousness, depression, palpitation of 'he heart, trembling in the limbs, pains in the back, See., resulting from over taxed energies of body or mind. Full Printed Instructions, «»!h Circular and Diagram, for Invalids, post Free, two stamps, (FROM SOI.K IXVENToa AND patentee.) Dr HAYWARD, Surgcon-Electrician, 14, York Street, Portman Square, London, W. CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. ja. I \IR1-CT STEAM COM MUNI- -L" CATION BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL AND THE UNiTED STATES OF AMElUCA & CANADA. The SOUTH WALE^ ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'is New, firs:.class, fuil-powercd, Clyde built Steamships GLAMORQAN 2.500 Tons 500 hp CARMARTHEN "3,(100 Tons (J00 h p Or other First-ciass Steamers, will sail regular between CARDIFF AND NEW YORK, Carrying GOODS aid PASSENGERS at Through Rati-s from all parts 01 Erginnd and South Wules to tbe United States and Canada. I hese Steamships are built expressly for the Trade, and titied-up with all the latest improvements for the comfort and convenience of Cabin and Steerage Pessengcrs. Storage P.issennerspuuvidod with fpattresses, A Stewardess carried for the female emicrants Too PftMBllOKB .vill sail about the 25',h of Ojto- ber, to be followed by the GLAMOKGAN. For further particulars, auply to Budgctt & James, u street, lirisiol RiciiitdsonandCo.,Swansea; Pfesswell, 1, Casile street, Mertbyr Tydtil; E. G. Pnce, and Isaac Thomas, 24, S"ymour-*treet AUerdare; S. B. Sketch, Pembroke Dock; Richard Attson.Tenby: John Chivcre, Macsteg J May, & Co., 2. Victoria Place, llav« i-!ord west; Launcelot Lowther' 21, Quay sireet, Curligan; ft E\ans, Slationpr, Aberavoii; John J. Clial.nder, Post office, Llanelly H A. Lewis, PoNtmastcr, Etitiu Vale; cr at the Com- pany's Office, 1, Doek-eiiambei s, Cardiff. piAITTW TiYWn S fX'WJ I p CURES I ltbenmatism, Scalds, Lameness, Ncurjilgia, Burns, Soreness, Sore Throat, Roils, Wounds, Hoanscness, Ulcers, Bruises, Heiidnche, Files, Sprains, Toothache, Co He, Old Sores, An Hemorrhages, etc. TFIJS GREAT vsfiirasu PAIS K8T8em Feed .and tceontmeaded by a! olas^cs of t hj.'Bic.ian3, ur.-J "f in the £ .mericaa Pharmacopoeia. Sold bn all Clch-ists. Price 2s. 3d., -is. (;d.; 8o, 6d. BEND Foil Pi^ £ ?KLET. ADDKEoS W, 1'HE PGNO'S F.KTPACf Jk VI!W wrtfiQ W k A |) /it* f 1 '0', -C"Q —— 'f ■. NOTICE TO CORN GROWERS! Ellis and Company A RE open to BUY all kinds of GRAIN. Must be prime Quality and Condition. and tolerably largo Lots. Delivery to nearest Railway Station, to Vejseie at nearest Port, or to our Storee, OLD QLAY, as msv >e agreed on. ON SALE, about 25 Sacks very superior SEED WHEAT, Grown on the Red Soil, First Produce of Seed from the Chalk Soil. Haverfordwest, August, 1873. NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. CLEDDY HOUSE, HAVERFORDWEST* D- J DAVIES, B EGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Haverfordwest and surrounding p.. n n|,liKhb*rhoodi that the abo*. NEW PREMISES ARE NOW OPEN, with an Entire NEW STOCK FOK, rilE AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON, and truit by unremitting attention and Moderate Charges to be hscored with a thitfe of your patronage and support. TERMS 91 FOR CASH. :f N.B.—Out-door Apprentices Wanted for the Millinery and Dressmaking. 7630 A B A Z A A R In aid of the FUNDS, for the RESTORATION OF MAKLOES CHURCH, Will be'held in the MASONIC IIALL, HA VERFOJID WES1, During the ensuing HUNT WEEK, under the Patronage of The COUNTESS OF CAWDOR MUS. LLOYD PHILIPPS, PENTYPARK. The LADY CATHERINE ALLEN MRS. KOCH LADY IIASLERIGG MRS. SAUNDERS DAVIES MRS. SCOURFIELD. MRS. BARHAM MRS. ALLEN PHILIPPS MRS. CLARKE MRS. LLOYD THILIPPS MRS. ACKLIND MRS COLBY MKS LLOYD PHILIPPS, HAVERFOBDWEST MRS. MASSY MRS. STOKES. ST. EOTOLPHS MBS. LEWIS, CLYNFIEW MRS. RICHARDS, TENBY Contributions of Fancy Work and other Articles are earnestly requested, and will be thankfully received by Mrs Allen Philipps, St. Bride's Hill; Mrs Ackland, Boulston Lodge; Mrs. Anthony Stokes, Goat Street, IIaverfordwest; and Mrs Henry Mathias, Hill Street, Haverfordwest. Beynon's Brewery, Bridge Street, Haverfordwest. JAM E S ROC H, (Formerly Manager to the late Mr D. Lewis, Saw & Hatchet, Bridge Street, and n for the last three years in the employ of Messrs. Marychurch & Daw,) FARM & FURNISHING IRONMONGER, Gas Fitter and Plumber, Tin Plate and Wire Worker, &c., BEGS to announce that he has commenced Business at the above place, and having just returned from the Birmingham, Sheffield, and other Markets, with a well selected Stock of Cutlery, Electro-plated Goods, Furnishing and Builders'Ironmongery, Lamps, Paints, Colours and Oils, Bar Iron, Steel, Spades, Shovels, Fire Arias, Powder, Shot, Caps, Cartridges aud Cartridge Cases, &c., he is prepared to offer Goods which for quality and price will bear comparison with those of any other house. Purchasers can rely oubein-r well served, and orders promptly executed. In soliciting a share of public patronage, he will use every exertion to merit the confidence of all who may kindly favour him with a visit. Seven and a half per cent. off for Cash, with the exception of Bar Iron and Cast Iron Kettles. ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS GOT TO ORDER. J. R. wishes to call attention t. his well selected Stock of B^nzolins and Petroleum Lamps of the newest Design for the season. He has also secured a large quantity of the best retined Lamp .1 p Oils, which he inten Is offering to the public at a great reduction. THE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Depot of the &.P.C.K., THE OBSERVATORY, MARKET STREET, HAVERFORDWEST T. J. vV H I T- E, Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller, Optician, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, &c., BEGS to announce that at the above Depot (which has been kept at his Shop for the last TVn Years) he has now for Sale Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, and Church Services ia English and Welsh also Reward Books. School Books, Picture Cards, Reward Tickets, Tri ets, &c. and that at the request of many of his Customers he has added PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY, Consisting of Note Paper, Envelopes all sizes, Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes all widths o Border; Steel Pens, Penholders, Pencils; Ink—Jet'Black, Violet, and Cochran's bright Scarlet Red, Marking Ink, Memorandum Books, Ruled Copy Books, Foolscap plain and ruled, Blotting Papei, Tissue Paper all colours, Inkstands, Purses, Colour Boxes, Sealing Wax, Pen and Pocket Knives, &-c. Bibles strongly bound, Gd., 8d., and 10d., each, Testaments 2d and 23d each Schoul Testaments with strong Metal Rims 4§d. Prayer Books 2d, 2jd, 3d, 41,1, Gd each and upwards. Church Services, New Lectiouary, from Is 4d to 15s each. Reward Books from one Farthing each to 7s 6d, f. J. W. also begs respectfully to invite the attention of the Public to his Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Spectacles, and Eye Glasses, &c., the whole of which have been carefully selected and many novelties recently added. A three years' warranty given with each Clock and Watch sold. Horizontal, Lever, Verge, Duplex, and Repeating Watches: Cleaned, Repaired, and carefully timed, and correct performance guaranteed. Jewellery neatly and carefully repaired. Watch Keys and Glasses fitted Wedding Rings and Keepers, Engaged Rings, Sec. REMOVED FROM BlilDGE STREET. HARRIES'S Wholesale and JRetail Stationery and Book Estab- lishment, and Circulating Library, OPPOSITE THE S III R E HALL HIGH-STREET, II4 V ER F O R D W E i 1.» NOW OPEN WITH ABOUT THREE THOUSAND VOLUMES OF NEW BOOKS, A Large Stock of General Stationery, a varied Assortment of Fancy Goods, Intellectual Tof Musical Instruments, Perfumery, &c. &c ONE PRICE AND THAT A FAIR ONE LAWES' MANURES Are now ready for delivery for Season 1873, all of first-rate quality and condition. These Manures have now been used throughout the Kingdom for the past 34 years, and were the first Chemical Manures sold. Lawes' Chemical Manure Company Limited, Head Offices: 59, MARK LANE, LONDON, E.C. LAWES' PATENT TURNIP M A N U R E. LAWES' DISSOLVED BONES. L AWE S' SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME LAWES' POTATOE AND MANGOLD MANURES. r.AWKs' CORN, GRASS, WHEAT, BARLEY, AND OAT MANUKES LAWES' CONCENTRATED MANURES. The Bugs are all branded with the Company's name. liarly orders are Solicited for the above Manures by the Company's authorise Agents. Tucker Brothers, Abergavenny Holebouse, J., Chepstow \i:wot!, N. L, Pcntypool Parry Bros., Tbe Lodye Farm, Caerleou. Philpotts. J Skenfriib, MOD. duller, T C., Raglan S uth W!.K- McroaotHe Co. (J. A. Jebbo, Manager), High-st!v^t, R e?on Pyu and Sarnlenaud 20, Widemflrsb-street, Hereford Lniliaiory. Jutncr, Castle Cuvii Farm, IMngor, Mod, Lewis x Son. J' LJLÙ Agents and Surveyors, Glasbury yotni, jiiiir, Farm, Tydee. Newport, .UOil. jQuucot ne. It, li., F< rn 0«.>t.afre, Oytcrmoufh, Swansea Thomas, rhotuas Ironmonger, Merthyr 'J'ydvil Jenkins, J., Llaiigadock A;ch, I hr.rmiH. A' bey Farm, S rut a Florida Da-ies^li. (jiitfiiji, BriJge, Cardigan Jafses, l., h i^bguard C. r. Lyciiaiorv, l-Dw^hops, Hereford. Jones, B. G, Carew Floor Mills, Pembroke June*, K., ARerygtwitb Edward, J. P., Kenfig-bill, Pyle Dav:es, Samuel, St. Clears Hughes, John, D., Gwernagle, Nantgaredig ureen ai.d .»otiii, ilaveriordwe«l i)^v^aS,i.Th°lf1.hP. LftrturBS-s,roet- Carmarlb«a ij ^,»}owel1' Whitlaud Broad, \V„ /.anipeter Thomas, D. I., Merchant, Llanbjlh«r rsntiprmp'iHj J.'au-iawcii,iaearL' dile ciori, 8t T^arr s' ^0!il-0rHce, Clarbestoii *oadj Clarke, J., KitUe-hill, Itiabopstonc, Swanm Junes, J. w., Broad-street. Dandilo 1,1., Llwyneroee, Peneader anies W., Manchester House, NeW^Jny w n H < CrtiiTcL, Blaenffcfli, tirdlBBB" riau, KeynoldB, and Co., V\ uu.a.iby-stpfft, Wilson. Tbomna, Newton BrHKiuA IItope, Mr. Holue, "e.11- Agents at Haverfordwest— GSB'-EN Is JCHN