... THE LATE BARNEY BA RN ATO. f ' CLAIMANTS TO '1TE ESTATB. tl V CLEVELAND STORY DENIED. 1 ?? C The Daily Chronicle Washington corres- sl ?? telegraphs --Claimaints to Mr. 1Ba- a. ) ney Bairnato's esta ...

... SENRATIONTAL LITERATURE. At the Guildhall police-court, London, on Thursday, M r. Superintendenb Foster, of the City Police, and a superin- tendeut from Bow-strect, attended before Alderman Lusk, M.P., to obtain his opinion as to the character of a publi- cation which was being extensively sold in the streets. The printer and publisher were both present, and were willing, if his worship should ...

... ,AQDE TO TE',Qt.EE;TO >in{=Ie oliowin~g :oe to: the, Qa., ,by, ftt Pot' - % .Iturta1te &Ppeafin thi neo itiwd.iTfbyi. * : ton's wrk. Ibe *CStrain to AMei is terded C ?? Sm N iion to ia artiUcl1 in the. r t eV a c C.tAnda* -? O'altosje oa ttysti. - I bry Andiga -uh ndas this I thi- i i, )kl. . r witosr, that reluernbegable *ey - , oers 5 b~enpie aay Ald fover wgtbspdno 7~ o E . whe C~reeh ...

... FASHIONS FOR MXA11CH. Woe lerii from Le Foilet that co3tunme dres.zes are more thain evvr in reiue4t. They are sominthies miade teo diset; the length shioul(l be n-t su-nltieenit to ?? tie grouin l, Nearlyg ll nae -olnlposede of two skirts, or li e double .kihit is initnitld by a trim icing. The Iater i, jierIlap. the more de-irnble for Iti5fIll Hiilres, yet it -Carcely plrodilees [Ile 4tyli-l ...

... HISTORICAL SKTCHES OF; LOCAL CZUTCHSOJ ST. GERMA?S? St. German's is the parish church of a newly- formed district carved out of the Large and rap~idly-growing parish of Boath. It owves its existence in a great measure to the energy end rerseverance of Bishop Sm~ytbies, who succeeded Father Fuller as vicar of Ecath when that devoted priest entered the commun~ity of St. John the Evangelist at ...

... The Cardiff Town-hail has been put to I many uses in its time, but never before do we remember its being turned into a three- penny show. All is fair in Separatist politics, ' it would seem, even to the glorification of Mr. GLADnToNor%'s badly made coat, and so we find it considered decent, not only ri to make public exhibition of the p plunder gathered by the leader of the b English ...

... REVIEW\V L ?? d A Tarp- ROUND MEg WVoatn- By W. I .Caine, M.P. London: GCc-rge IRootledge I- and S ons, Broadway. Lu dgate-hill. 1. Our ContLinenial neighbours are, ?? or diwrongly, uinder tlia inipresszion that all 'IEnglishmen, by reason of their insular !r Isituation, musti be prejudiced. Now, if ?? ars thus generally considered, Iwe fear Mr. Caine must; be particularly set down as ...

... L LORD TREDEGAR'S SHUW AT a NEWPORT. e _ these ?? 'riends THE OPENING DAY. Since :h nay LISf OF PRIZES. of my in more than usasally cold and wet weather, on 3wor'n, Tuesday Lord Tredegar's show, whirls 69 years 31mean3- ago started from eruch small beg-innings and has ?? unthoug~ht-of proportions, opened 'ir I bean the Cattle Market, Newport, Tlhat the exhibition ibbets' in point of niumber ...

... CARDIFF AMUSETMENTS, lbe TEAAEI 'RE ROYAL. A melodrama of the pattern approved by the mnasses occupies the bonrds at the Theatre Royal. .M ,Xi Life Worth Living ?? problem worked out ' b Mr. F. A. Scudamore-lhs all the elements le which go to ensure success for this class of play. ru The pathetic and the comic are laid on in broad inl or streaks, the incidents have the conventional co re ...

... POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CAGE . BIRD SHOW AT ABERDAREn. .l e -- F PRIZE LIST. s The first annual show held under the auspices of I the Aberdare Poultry, Pigeon, and Cage Bird 4. Fanciers' Association took place on Thursd.ay at the Market-hall, Aberdaro. Having regard to tbe p fact of its being the iulial venture, Lbe exhibitiao 1i was an exceedingly creditable ons, all the more L so by reason of ...

... PENlXRTIH ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY. | ANNUAL EXIHIBITION AND vcer(oieo ile Pearl I EiiN1olgia. Scir On Thrursdoly the annual exhibition and COII- vers,zion~e of tie Pelwirli, ELwomological soviierI swas blid at tiho Public heill, Peenrti, which tlee L 0ueenl almdtlirbly atrange d so, as tO effoctively diis- ?? the large ?? oif casesof exhibits. Tiherce Wi 54 a geod tIttr0irdatiCr. rUijontit;S. ...

... 7Pi E ARLClME, UIiD. OCLAIcT nr111. (BYs Ow.Mt 0eu WXuO) fV m alke eare not to neglect the Mritish (Welshu) branch of Celtic litorataro. It is there, doubhtleiio, that,, If we vippiy to those ancient dose- 10 nuits; a Severe, ?? the philosophy of (y hiatetsy in Its true Spiritwe Shall obtain muchilight it on what were the Social cenditi Ins of the old Celtic race befaoe the peeled of the Roman ...