... of Mr. Black's new story, M Macleod of Dare, wbieh will begiu in Good Words in January, is laid partly in the Higblands, but mostly in London. It will be illus- trated by AMr. Millais, HIA.; Mr. Pettie, R A.; ir. Faed R.A.; Mr. Orebardson, ?? Mr. U'Whirtsr ...

... le able to state that Mr tl John Bennet, formerly assistant keeper of the botanical ti department in the British Museum, has been promoted C to the office of keeper, vacant through the decease of n the late Dr Robert Brown. v Mr Harrison has announced ...

... enhanced, With reference to Dr. S. S. Wesley and his famous anthem, The Wilderness, a communi- cation from Dr.Sloman will be of interest: In the year 1866 I spent a few weeks in Glouces- ter, and during one of our walks he \Dr. Wesley) told me that this ...

... T. WLsTAKHE.MoRGAN. | Mr Allen, of Bristol, has been appointed organist of St. David's Church, Denbigh. The new organist of St. Thomas' Church, l1hyl, is Mr C. Sydney Vinnhig, from Brad- ford. It may not be generally known tbab Dr.Joseph Pring and h1is ...

... nECOLLECTIOS L3x MR T. WESrTLAra-MoAwN.]h. The deaths of Madlame Patey and Dr. Hans von Bulow are announced. Mr William Davies, of Magdalen College, Oxford, and formerly of Bangor Cathedral, has been appointed tenor of St. Paul's Cathedral. Mr D'Oyley Carte ...

... Song. Dr Rogers' pretty song I love thee was sung with much expression by Eos Alaelor, and was followed by a pianoforte duett Hungarian Tanue one of Brahm'e most characteristic works-which was played with great brilliancy by Mi6s Day and Mr Brioley ...

... langnage. After the reading of the paper a discussion took place, in which the'Rev, James Davies, M.A., and Mr Edward Jones, B.A,, Mr Daniel Morris, and Mr David Davies took part. As a safp, permanent, and warranted cure for Pimple-, Scrofol a, Scurvy, Bad Legs ...

... Haydn's Symphony in D, Rossini's Semiramide overture, and three dances from the Henry VIII. music by our friend Mr Edward German (Jones). Mr T. E. Aylward *conducted. The annual general conference of the Inoor. porated Society of Musicians will take place ...

... won a first prize: 1, W. Lamaer; 2, R. Swnesty; 3, IV. Thomp- Ion. Retriever: 1. Dr. G. F. Jones; 3, T. Rush- forth. Field spaniel (black) : IJ. Williams; 2,Mrs Moores; 3, Mrs V. E. Elkington. Cocker spaniel, net over 25lbs. : 1, D. Cole; 2, 0. R. Cartswright; ...

... Vieuxiciups double bass, Mr L'Alson. The principal vocal artistes svcre -Miss Mfxry Davies, Miss Annie Marriott, Madame J'atey, Madame -Mudlie-Bolingbroke, Mr Meaas, Mr H1,enry Guy, Mr Frederick King, and Mr ...

... bull was also awarded to Dr. ,Owen Evans, Ty'nycoed, which wras sold for £26; the second prize of 10s was awarded to Mrs Roberts, Maes Castell, the same realising £21. The first prize of £1 for the best fat cow was awarded to Mrs Pochin, Bodnant Hall, the ...

... the chairman, Mr Elias Jones, introduce Mr Chambera as an authority on beea, being well-knowa in Great Britain, America, and over most of the Continent of Europe. lye understand that Mr William Bevan, Llaududno, is a relation of the late Dr. Bevan, ties ...