Library, or any Institution whatever, in which Lord Bacon’s axiom is illustrated, that “knowledge is power?” No such thing is in existence. The fancied party—or fanciful party, as some people would denominate them—have been in search of “the baseless fabric of a vision.” Like Puff, in Sheridan’s “_Critic_,” they might say, with a slight interpolation, “The Museum we cannot see, Because it’s not in sight!” Turning from the gay to the grave, we reiterate, there is no Museum in the town; nor even a Public Library, on a scale worthy of so respectable a community. We wish it were otherwise; and the day is not far off, we trust, when the reproach will be wiped away, and Oswestry shall shew an example in this respect deserving of all praise. THE POST OFFICE Is situated in Willow-Street. Post-Mistress, Miss Sarah Babington, who has held her appointment since May, 1831. The Post Office was removed from Church-Street to Willow-Street, in October, 1839. DISPATCH OF LETTERS, &c. Lines of Road, and chief Letters can be Posted Letters &c. Places of Destination. can be registered until Without extra With one charge, until additional 1d. stamp, until Shrewsbury, Birmingham, P. M. P. M. P. M. and London taking Letters for all parts of England, North and South Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and Foreign parts 6 15 6 55 5 45 Llanymynech, Llanfyllin, A. M. A. M. P. M. Llanrhaiadr, & Rural Post 5 45 7 0 10 0 DELIVERY. Lines of Road, and chief Places Delivery by Delivery to from which Mails are received. Letter callers Carriers begins at begins at London, Birmingham, and Shrewsbury, A. M. A. M. bringing Letters from all parts of England, North and South Wales, Ireland, and Foreign parts 8 0 8 0 London, Crewe, Liverpool, Chester, P. M. P. M. Wrexham, &c. 5 0 4 45 Llanfyllin and Rural Post 7 15 7 10 On Sundays there is only one Delivery by Letter Carriers (commencing at 8 a.m.), and Letters are delivered at the Window, from 8 until 10 a.m. only. REGULATIONS.