... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... Aiiwsic gan AB AlWY. 31ae rhvwrai yn ymfiado ; 0 hyd i'r gwladydd pell. A abeisiant fy mherswadlo .i bead yn ilswer gwell; Naxraid-4nd gadmel Pryduu I gael yr aur hyd lawr, , Rhaid~elbio'r datuauo bychain Ouaelilc at ddarnan mawr. 01,dgami. Can7moled ipawb ashout Ar wledydd pall a'ri bri, Mi ddaliaf finan i ganus Hen-Gytnrn f i mi. MIae Ambell I amaethydd Yn mvn'd yn ff*l i ffwrdd, Gan ...

... THE4ATRE ROYAL, CARlDIPP. -- t The reputation achieve(d by Miss Heath both ns an actrass and a reader we felt fully convinced would secure for her ftn enthusinstic reception in Cardiff. Last night the thentre a was inconveniently crowded in every part, and there can he no doubt that she will receive the same cordial support c during her limited stay here. The piece she selected to 2 cpen ...

... MUSICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EISTEDDFOD AT MERTHY1R. 4105 ng A musical cud educational eisteiddiod was ]held at the he Teniparanro-hall, Mertlyr, yesterday. It coinienced at Ild bali-past te'i in tihe mofrninig, and continued throughout use She day with vary short interruptions for meals, and was ed not over until late in thle evening. The prsdna a h ?? Rear. Johns Griffithi, M.A., rector, of rhyr. ...

... THE GIUARDS' CONCERT AT'THEB Fli1NE J. ARTS EXHfIBLTION. . X- The success attending the last visit of Mr. Dan Godfrey al and the manuilicent bhand of the Grenadier Guards to ti J- Cardiff onl the ocension of the Flower Show and the concert b 'd the sanme evelilie at the exhibition, suggested, no doubt, I' Id tho re-enlisting of their services before the grand uesoer. tl ea taking at the Drill ...

... BEDDARGRAPH, Jr dizieddar 11r. /Thomas Jones, Ailt, Tafoloy, yngkhyd ci 1byres, Mfiss Mary Jon es, merch fach Mr. a Mrs. r Jones, Siop y Focl, Garth/ibiod. Coliwyd gwedd tangnefeddwr-un distaw, Ond astud grefyddwr, A'r enaid aeth at ei brynwr, Wele ei fedd anwylaE wr. Hi Wyres sy'n cydorwedd-yr un fath, O'i hen fyd a'i wagedd; Er en bod yn ngwely'r bedd-geilw'r IDa, I O'i oer afaelion, hwynt i ...

... COMIC PAPER.S. (Fs'dei. Pin~chl.) .: ?? Pet',ixrr o0 T'luxo.-` In .Ruesiao official unk3es toe Eapetor's nanto is followved by fifty-twvo titles, Nicely arrangoed; ns it allows oue for every Week in thoe year. FROM Sisoomn' 'HILL-Mr. Beach was glad that the' Chancellor of the Exchequer had not convmuted thb tncit-tax into a hear ?? on the Baidyge. Was not cihe ?? Moembor a little preutature ...

... A HEBREW TALE OF ANC=ET TIME. TIM FOUR MTISFO~ItTUIES.. Anions rabbi, forced by heathen bate TO quit the boundaries of his native land, Wandered cursed, submisaive to his fate, Tishrough pathless woods and wastes of burning seand A patient ass, to bear bim in his flight; A dog, to ?? iroml tis robber's otealth; A lanmp, by whdils to read the locw at night- Was all the pilgrim's store of ...

... GENERAL LEE, Referring to the death of General Leo, a contemporary says .- Au affecting incident may be mentioned connegted with a young and gifted English poet, now no more. The late P. S. Woreley sent General Leo a copy of his transla- tion of the Iliad, with a little poem of presentation written on the fly-leaf. It was seen by many of the general's friends, who requested a transcript of ...

... THSE'ATRE ROYAL, COARDIFF. ?? ?? . . . - . . I . ?? . ?? Last night Miss Carry Nelson played in I'Ihe CThild of the IRegiment aud Tho Loan of a Lover. BoIlt piocea wret put or. the stage with considerable care, and wero well re- ceived. During thus lhst few days the company has beeot raterially strengthened. Mr. George, who has played for four Beasous Al Brighton with the greatest. success, ...