... BOOT SHOW AT CABDIGAN. The sannal prize exhibition of roots and other farm produce, grown with Messrs. TAwes' manures, supplied by the district agent, Mr. Thomas Tboas. Eles, Aborporth, took place or - Saturdal , insa fle kindly lent for the ocaion by lr. James Willims grocer. Notwithstand. ilrg the great ditficulty of raising crops cx. perienced by the farmers generally during the past season ...

... THE NEW THEATBE, SWANSEA. IM l .8 Without any ostentation, without any flourish is of trumpets, end with gsarsely any previous in. P timation to the public., Mr. Melville announces i that his now theatre in Wind street is ready for their reception, and that the opening taken place B this (Wedrnssday) evening. When, some time ego, . Mr. Melville closed the old favounte Star Theatre, W he said ...

... i SUPPRESSION OF SUNDAY . AMUSIMENTS IN CINCINNATI. I A despatcoh from Cincinnati, dated Sunday, December?7, publihed in the Niewc Yor: 2rihune, sayEs: Last night the police commissdoners issuedan order, directing te supenteadent of poliee to arrest all persons found performing on Sueday in any of tle theatrical, variet or con- vert shows. The result was that most of the showe thatr tiler ...

... On Thnrsday afternoon a bazaar and fanoy fair 'was opened st the Glyntaf Church Schools by the viqar, assisted by Mr. G. J. Penn and Mr. Francis Crawshay (ohnrchwardens). The follow. ing ladies presided over stalls i-Mrs. Fancis Crawahay, Mrs. Tudor Crawehay, and Miss Aubrey, Hirwain; Miss Griffiths, daughter of the late vicar of Glyntaf: Mrs. Griffitba, Newport; Mrs. Jones, wife - of the ...

... CEARACTERIST PRE3 RMAN OF TED WELSH OPE& BLODWEN?' ?? _ : The- interest taken in t-e ?? Wel t rS. oper;S ' Blodwou, Vas production of Dr. Pary, EE ?? made iest in a- striking haunerby a the lar number of prso who have ambld to witness its performance in ohmiater at the TermperancehalIl, berdare. Oi each% occasion the commodious building has been crowded almost - to excess, and it is evident ...

... CHRISTMA14 SHOW OF FAT I STOCK AT COWBIDGE. , _: The annual Christmnas show of fat stock in ecnlectbon with the Cowbridge Farmers' Club ivas held on Tuesday, at Ivy Farem, Cowbridge, and was, like its predecessors, a complete sucocs. Under the able presidency of Mr. - MBlandy Jeonki, of Tregrces, Bridgend, the club has continued to prosper, and nearly Z50 waa offered in prizes, including ...

... R1 REVWS. file Cambridge ible fw Sochools. Genera' 4 Itdior7, J., ?? 3)sO NB O Dean of teterboro¶i4'14,fcr the Syndits 'of te e Casnbridge Univieisi Prsess. We nowpshs. dn' to tbc Sew Testament, and % . zfist to Mr. Cirr'i Comentyry on St. Matthew'sA GcopeL. ' Here'agtin ,we have adgnirable prefaces 4 on the evodition of the Roman 16uipire at the birth of Christ, and cAtbb-6 ?? hateristcc off ...

... A FINE OLD ENGLISH RADICAL - JUnder the above heading the Sport'g Times prints anent Mr. John Bright¶ the followie elaver dyof ntho popular song, :ae Old English ri'sing ousa na old song that was made ?? Of s rlous old Radical -whose mill was his estate, Whence he sold his woltbiess shoddy t t mos tnOED. rageons rate, - And never gave a tithing tC the oor n at is ate L ChnQY. ?? X old Eng= l~ ...

... ?? Bie Koa, the Mfaori Ala iden. By JosEPH nsom EARLE OLLIVAWT. London: A. Ri wo- Mowbray and Co. the During a visit to New Zealand the author of fore this little book was particularly struck with the fars ratife legend of Bine Mo,- a slight tale in the tab] original, but popular among the hlanries -hwhich ait he presents 'to us sin the form of a poem, his we] object being to record the ...

... The meoond amnual show of the Tteaegu Poiltry, Pigeon. Cae Bird, and Dog dooisty took plee on Tueayat the Town.Il. Xr Jobn Matn, of Woiraete wbti se 3udge, and the duties of hon. sooretary weffroin. die. obgd by br. J, P. Fowler. Thedog. re exhibited =the basmest floor, id the in the upper rooms. Mrs. Vaugban (F mer sad Vaushan eded over the Prhmeut etll, aniated by Mr. Jamos. . Th flowing is ...

... a~~~ ?? a- k _ . . Thefiret of two perfoma s to be givemby th, Crdiff Dramatic Society for the benefit of the Infirmay took place at the Now Theatre R*ya Cardi¢, on Monday evening, in tbe preenee of fairly numerous audience. The pees seleoted for representation were the Stock matur comedy, War to the Knife, the trial ace tom the Merchant of Venice, and EH 3. Bprbn's burlesque, entitled ...

... ITHE SOUTH MBO' Hap 1 Tg FTEPEMBBOKESHIBS DOG ANDPOtt SHOW ?? e This show, which was held at the marketplace o Pembrok, on Tueedsp, was v ?? susese, ~t and would ot, as a whole have doe diecredtto LI any provnal show bnthe igd is at 2lmst a aecae of years 4since a similar esibico and t efltl= t-W hoid in iye nite towue a and the reputation then achied has nt lost ay L of its former ...