A letter was read from the Local Government Board, enclosing a copy of a letter from the Haverfordwest Board of Guardians, relative to the re. moval of a pauper named Nicholas from this union to HaverforiNest, and they complained that the transfer had been conducted in an irregu

WOUNDING WITH INTENT. David Evans, 68, shoemaker, was indicted for unlawfully and maliciously wounding, with intent to indict grievous bodily harm on Susan Davies, at Merthyr, on the 11th December, 1876. Mr Llewellin prosecuted; prisoner was defended by Mr. Abel Thomas. . . Pros

Councillor Phillips ca!led attention to the large quantity of oil consumed at the gas works, as shown by a bill before them. Ile thought that in future the manager should obtain an order from the roun Clerk before obtaining oil,

On WEDNFADAY, APRIL 196, 1876, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, huhject to such conditions as shall he then produced, the following valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY All that DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Crossstreet, Bridgend, adjoining the Ship Inn, formerly occupied by Jennet Thomas,

BENCHED.

the Superintendent of the Police of the district of Oginore, in the said County, and to all others whom it may concern. WHEREAS at the General Annual Licensing Meeting, holden at the Town Hall, at Bridgend, in and for the Division of Newcastle, in the County of Glamorgan, on the

WANTED, a few ACRES of PAS ru RE LAND near the Town of Brid,gend.—Apply n Mr W. 7 V - Dunraven-r' 6485 h;,tidish, place. WANTED, a strong BOY, as an APPRENTIC E to the Currying Trade.—Apply to Jos. Yorwertb, Britten& 6124 WANZ I D, p stz p ng;.tezhavei,,;,trtickdaGmlßL as P Arms

Richard Walters, Ohleastle, was charged by Rapt Hickey, Bristol, with trespassing on the Great Western Railway on Whit-Monday. James Gibbs proved seeing the defendant crossing the railway. He was told not to go, but he persisted in going across. A tine of 168 includir.g costs wa