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Notice from the Rosebush and Fishguard Railway, addressed to Thomas Gwynne Mortimer, Esq., of Fishguard co. Pembroke, that some of his property in the parish of Llanwnda will be required, subject to the approval of Parliament, for the construction of railways. Printed.

1. David Thomas of the town of Tredegar, co. Monmouth, collier;. 2. The Reverend Thomas Gwynne Mortimer of Court, parish of Llanllawer, co. Pembroke, clerk, a bachelor. Conveyance of a cottage, :41 garden, and small meadow commonly called Black Hole otherwise Blackhall, at Penmynydd, parish of Llanllawer, co. Pembroke.

1. Anne Mortimer of the town of Fishguard, co. Pembroke, spinster;. 2. John Richard Thomas of Fishguard, surgeon in H.M. Forces;. 3. The Reverend Thomas Gwynne Mortimer of Fishguard, clerk, and Thomas James of Caerlem, parish of Llanwnda, gent. Prenuptial Settlement o f the said Anne Mortimer and John Richard Thomas in respect of the messuage, tenement, and lands called Kilrhedyn Ucha, and a cottage, garden, and land called Penffordd, parish of Llanychare.

Particulars Of Sale, on 14 May 1867, at the Castle Hotel, Haverfordwest, of Tymeine parish of Fishguard, Dyffryn Fynant, parishes of Fishguard and Dinas, and Rhosson, parish of St. Davids; of several parcels of arable and pasture land at Llaithy and Porthmawr, parish of St. Davids; and of Llwarch Mill, near Pare y Nole, parisof Mathry; all in co. Pembroke. Printed.

1. William Gwynne of Court, co. Pembroke, esq.;. 2. Rebecca Lloyd of the town of Fishguard, widow, one of his sisters. Conveyance of a messuage, dwelling-house, garden, stable, outlets, and appurtenances, formerly in the occupation of Thomas Tucker, Esq., afterwards of James Rogers, since of Thomas Mortimer, surgeon, on the south side of a street called Pentowr in the town of Fishguard.

Pass issued to T[homas] G[wynne) Mortimer as a member of the National Rifle Association, admitting him to the Ground and the Grandstand on the day of the Association's Review at Wimbledon, and to the Distribution of Prizes at the Crystal Palace on the 14 July 1862; also to shoot for Member's Cup. Printed.

Three Notices from the Milford, Fishguard, and Cardigan Junction Railway to William Gwynne that certain of his properties in the parishes of Dinas, Fishguard, and Llan[ll]awer, co. Pembroke, will be required, subject to the approval of Parliament, for the construction of railways. Printed.

Report of public meeting held at Haverfordwest, Co. Pembroke, to further the schemes of the Milford, Fishguard, and Cardigan Junction Railway. Reprinted (by permission) from the Milford Haven Telegraph of Wednesday, 3 Oct. 1860. Printed.

Prospectus of the Milford, Fishguard and Cardigan Junction Railway. Proposals to complete the through route from Manchester to Milford, co. Pembroke, with an unbroken narrow guage(sic) Printed.

Notice Of Sale on 18 March 1859, at Pontfaen, parish of Pontfaen, co. Pembroke, of household furniture, livestock, and other miscellaneous effects the ;property of T. Llewellin, Esq.

Appeal by the Rector of Llanllawern, co. Pembroke, the Reverend D.O. James, M.A., for money to rebuild the Parish Church of Llanllawern. Includes a sketch of the Church 'as about to be Rebuilt' by R.T. Withers, Archt., and a list of donations already received. Printed.

A Poem on the occasion of the Consecration of Sandford and Shippon Churches in the parish of St. Helen, Abingdon, Berks, by the Reverend F. Wilson Kittermaster, M.A. Printed. 12pp.

A Farewell Sermon preached in the Church of S-u. James, Ratcliff, co. Middlesex, on Sunday evening, 12 June 1853, by the Reverend F. Wilson, Kittermaster, M.A., Curate of Ratcliff. Printed. 23pp.

Election Poster, addressed by J.H. Phillips of Williamston, to the electors of the United Boroughs of Haverfordwest, Fishguard, and Narberth, Pembrokeshire. Printed.

Statement of the Position of the South Wales Railway Company in reference to its relations with the Great Western Railway Co. Printed. 37pp.

Circular from the South Wales Railway Company, stating that the Directors are prepared to receive tenders of loans of money, on security of debentures. Printed.

Catalogue of trees, plants, etc. etc., cultivated and sold by Wm. Hinds at his Nursery, Velindre, near Newcastle-Emlyn, co. Carmarthen. Printed.

Circular from South Wales Railway, notifying shareholders of a Special General Meeting of the Company to be held on May 3 at the offices of the Great Western Railway Company at the Paddington station, to consider the drafts of three Parliamentary Bills, relating to the South Wales, the Vale of Neath, and the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dublin Railways. Printed.