_John Price_ bequeathed £100, and directed the interest of £25 to be applied in the education of youth, and the interest of £75 to be bestowed in clothing for some of the poorest parishioners. The amount is secured on a piece of land in Weston Rhynn, from which £5 are paid yearly. There are two cottages in the township of Soutley, in the parish of March Weil, Denbighshire, adjoining premises purchased by the governors of Queen Ann’s Bounty, for the augmentation of the vicarage of St. Martin’s. These cottages have for a length of time been let for the benefit of the poor; but it is not known when or how the rents became thus appropriated. They were repaired some time ago at an expense of £30, which was borrowed for this purpose, and they are now let for £6 a-year. Of the rent, £3 is applied in paying off the debt, and the remaining £3 is given among the poor on St. Thomas’s day. _Hugh Lloyd_ left a rent-charge of 16s. per annum, issuing out of certain lands, called Cae Dickin, in Weston Rhynn, and directed the amount to be expended in sixteen dozen of bread, to be distributed on St. Thomas’s day. It is stated on the table of benefactions, that “Richard Berkley, for Hugh Lloyd, pays for ten dozen of bread on St. Thomas’s day for ever.” The gift of _Edward Edwards_, of 20s. per annum to the poor of St. Martin’s, is void under the statute of 9 George II. It is stated in the parliamentary returns of 1786, that _David Hughes_ left £10 for the benefit of the poor; and among the parish documents there is a bond, dated in 1746, from Thomas Phillips, of Trehowell, for the payment of this money. Nothing, however, has been paid on this account for many years. POST OFFICE—_At Esther Edwards_. Letters despatched at 2.30 P.M. Beckitt Godfrey, butcher Beckitt John, victualler, Cross Keys Beckitt Roger, farmer, and land and timber valuer, Cadwagans Palace Boodle William, shopkeeper Dodd Richard, farmer, Pennybank Dodd William, farmer and corn miller Edwards David, tailor Edwards Esther, farmer and shopkeeper Edwards Mary, farmer, Peny-bryn Edwards William, farmer Griffiths Richard, schoolmaster Harrison Francis, tailor Hughes, Mrs. Jane Hughes John, farmer, Erewescob Hughes Robert, shopkeeper Hughes Sarah, farmer and corn miller, Erewescob Mill Hurst Rev. William, M.A., vicar Isaac Jane, farmer, Rhosyllan Jones Edward, wheelwright Jones Elizabeth, farmer Jones George, shoemaker Jones Jane, shopkeeper Jones Joshua, Esq., Wigginton Hall Jones Richard, bricklayer, Glynmorlass Jones Thomas, farmer, Wigginton Jones William, provision dealer, St. Martin’s Moor Jones William, shoemaker Kynaston William, farmer, Wigginton Lee Richard, farmer, Ifton Hall Lee William, parish clerk Lewis Thomas, grazier, Brook House Matthews George, schoolmaster Newnes Peter, shoemaker Owen Richard, farmer, Glanywern Parry Joseph, cooper Powell Frances, schoolmistress Powell Thomas, wheelwright Powell William, wheelwright