flat stone on their points, in form of a Brandart, called in Welsh _Trwbad_; but these are now thrown down. Towards the south-west proceed two rows of flat stones, six feet asunder, and thirty-six in length. On digging here a Druid’s celt was found, and several other things, with human bones, the teeth very perfect. There is a sum of £26 in the hands of the churchwardens, the origin of which is not known. It was received from the executors of the late incumbent, who died in 1829. The interest is distributed among poor women of the parish at Christmas. LLANYTIDMAN is a township with a scattered population, five and a half miles south from Oswestry, having in 1841, 113 houses and 545 inhabitants. Here are extensive stone quarries and lime works, and the township is intersected by the Ellesmere and Llanymynech canal, and the Oswestry and Llanymynech turnpike road. TREPRENAL is a small township in Llanymynech parish, comprising three houses and 21 inhabitants. Here is LLWYNYGROES HALL, the residence of R. N. Broughton, Esq., delightfully situated, commanding fine views of the surrounding country. POST OFFICE.—_At Mr. John Lloyd’s_. Letters arrive by gig mail from Oswestry at 9.30 A.M., and are despatched 4 P.M. _Those marked_ 1 _reside at Llanytidman_, 2 _at Treprenal_. 2 Asterley Thomas, farmer Asterley William Lloyd, Esq. Batterbee Charles, brazier, plumber, painter, and beerhouse keeper Baugh Margaret, vict., Cross Keys 1 Bothell Mary, farmer Bower William, wool agent 2 Broughton Richard Nightingale, woolstapler and maltster, Llwynygroes hall Broughton and Asterley, grocers, drapers, and general dealers Davies Mrs., gentlewoman 1 Davies John, farmer and miller Dovaston Edward Milward, surgeon 1 Dyke Isaac, farmer Ellis Letia, tailor and draper 1 Evans John, farmer, gardener, and rate collector Griffiths Richard, blacksmith Griffiths Richard, draper and grocer 1 Griffiths Jn., quarry master Gwynne George, cooper Gwynne George, shoemaker Hackett John, tallow chander 1 Harris Geo., quarry master 1 Harrison John, farmer Hughes Edward, shoemaker 1 Humphreys James, vict., Cross Guns Jeffreys John, weaver Jones Edward., saddler and harness maker 1 Jones Thomas, farmer Leak Francis, toll collector Lloyd John, farmer, timber merchant, builder, and vict., Lion Inn Lloyd Richard, vict., Dolphin Luxmoore Rev. John, the Rectory Morgan Edward, saddler and dealer Morris John, shoemaker Parkins Charles, shoemaker Poole Mrs., gentlewoman 1 Price Elizabeth, farmer Price Hugh, seedsman 1 Pryce William, gentleman, Holly Bush Pugh Henry, seedsman and druggist Pugh James Owen, grocer and draper Ratcliffe Samuel, farmer Richards Richard, farmer, maltster, and vict., Bradford Arms 1 Roberts William, gentleman, Prospect cottage Rodgers Edward, farmer 1 Savage Elizabeth, farmer 2 Sheldon Wm., gentleman Thomas Thomas, farmer Thomas Robert, schoolmaster and parish clerk Watson Miss, post office