... Madame Ristoii, the great Italian tragedienne will appear at tne Court theatres of Berln' and various other German towns during the com- iug autumn. 6 M On Saturday morning, an explosion occurred on board the Union Company's steamer Pretoria^ lying in the Southampton Docks, inflicting injuries on eight men, one of whom mL Batchelor. died three hours after his adud^ion to the lnfirn ary. ...

... TALES OF THE WELSH BORDERS. HISTORICALLY ILLUSTRATED. BY GWILY.vi TALCEN. No. 2.—THE MISTAKE: OK, THE WELSHMAN'S DESCENT INTO HADES. One of the profoun lest truths in ethics, and one of the most infallible g udes and regulators of human conduct, is the idea that there is a punish ineot for every transgre sion, Tiie first known instance of tlie kind is that recorded in Holy Writ, regarding the ...

... CONCERT AT CASTLETREET CHAPEL.—A well- alT.ncrel and succe-sful concert given on Monday night !n the above chat'eL. for the bt-neSt ofMrWtIli ...

... GOOD TBMpLARY.—On Monday the quarterly meetina of the Monmouthshire and Breconshire district of the IndefendantOrJer of Good Tem- piars waa held at the Ebenezer Calvinistic Metho- Ui-t Chapel. The meetings of t'e morning and the afternoon were connned to the treatment of matters connected with the Order, when delegates from the lodgea of the district were pre- sent. It was resolved that each ...

... AT TM PoLlOE-couRT. on Wednesday, George Daviea, Llanvetherine, was fined 10 and cost for trespasing in pursuit; of game on land preserved by Mr (Jrawshay Bailev, at Wernycwm.—John WilIi&tDS, Hangattock Lingoed, wa-i charged with the aime otfence. In this case Mr L. D. Browne contended that inasmuch as the keeper failed to provd that defendant set the wire, and as the beeper was iu such haste ...

... BEAUFORT. A TEMPERANCE MmTiNa was held at Bajham Congregational Chapel on Tuesday evening. Adttresseswere delivered by_Mi-a Smith, of the Salvation Arfny, Mr SamueIDaviea, Ebbw Vale, and the Chairman, Mr John Price. There was a large attendance. Several people were enrolled members of the new Mciety. ...

... LLANDILO AGRICULTURAL SOCiETY. ANNUAL SHOW AND DINNER. JFBOM OUR SPECIAL BEPURTBa.1 Thedayappdateiforthisyear'asbowofthe above mciet. opened dismalty cold and wet, but tW;1rd, T:oon the prospect brightened, and the sun :ohonl' cut warmly. The depre-smg atmos- pheric d'mbtles had t !fir iunuence on the s'tow. :.n.i. in cnseque'ce we have to record th tt white the quality of most of the ...

... HARVEST IN AFGH.\NISTAN. | SIMH, Monday Afternoon. General Stewart telegraphs that the abunda.nt har- vest in Afghanistan will only render it necessary to import a small quantity of grain for the use of the troops, ...

... FACIAL SALES. J MILES, A -.N'l) CO., CARDIFF IMPORTERS OF A\1glnC.\N A:\D CANADIAN PIUDUtJE, Baving secured the AUFuMN MAKE of CREAMERIES AND DAIRIES ix AMERICA CANADA, Are c, for f!esh weekly deLY\J::es of CHOICE BLTTEK J'.u'iiigtheinctutlsof OCTOBER, -N O'V E A B E P & DECEMBER SHIPjFTS OF 1.5')0 PACKAGES E 1 () -N,-r If f Win Ct:n:encj the dr.jt we. k i'n LAVERTO?' & CO'S TEN CLTINEA ...

... ABERGAVENNY HIORTICOUL- TURAL AleD FLORAL SOCIETY. - . I Tb. third ainnual qiihthton ill cotmleotion with the aheve s-oeisy-which has far its patron his Grace the Lnki; of Beanfort. K.G, Lard ?? scracreet, M~ P., and Colonel thie Hart. F. 0. Mogn. IAP., and its president, Mr. William Henry Partridge,-vine held in: the Abergiavenny Marlket-hall. on Thavrcday. The epaoione )iarktt- hell wag ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN fDEVONSHME. ENTEBTAINING BOYALTY -UNAWARES. The Prinoe of Wales mado the moat of waitim for wiud in Torbay. On Friday the Prince and his tarty determined to enjiy an al fresco tea af . one end of Babbioambe beach, Orders having been b duly given on arrival at the small hotel there, it b was di-covered that at so short notle such om. d modities as cream, &a., were not to ...

... THE LATE'WEST OF ENGLAND BANK., B. Ire PROSECUT0ON OF THE DIRECTOR. -- =VENTH DAY i CONCLUSION OF THE CAS-FOj THE DEFENCE. On Thursday the proseontioi of Mems, Jbrcm M oh, Geo. Uare Leonard. Joseph Coates, Alem Allen, Clement Lucas, J. P. Gilbert, s5d the Rev. E. W. George, was resumed in the Guild. hall Bristol (before Messrs. & S. Robinson, F Wills, and W. Peshilek). llr. Day, Q.C.. on ...