... ABERGA.VENN a HOUSE AND AGRI-, CULTURAL SHOVW. ._ - . . l The annual show of horses and cattle in connec- tion with the Abergavenny llore acnd Agricul- h total TSociety ?? Slield BaJ iley'>i c PaLrk, ...

... DF.CREMBER MIkGAZINES. Ini Blackwvood Fortune's WheelI takes anan exciting turn, the attack upon the Residency Peas being powerfully describ~ed. Helen Faucit, who mu' -has recently been contributing ...

... garbb=iata I a WILLIAM LARSING. na (Cyflwynedig i f achgen bychan y Parch. W. Jones, ,- MIA., Foniorosses). Yr William Larsing am ddringo,-mae'a awgrym 0 enwogrwydd drwyddo; Mewn dysgn, fyrny a fo, A'i nerth yn glyno wrtho. Fd Angelaidd efengylwr,-awyn ei aidd, A defnyddiol weitbiwr 2- A fyddo pan elo'n wr,-llawn doniau, h- A gwiw ei nodau fel da genadwr. th Plaagwyn, 0. JoNRs. y _- or CRIST ...

... THE MENAL SOCIETY OF NATITRA.L SCIENCE AND LITERATURE_ On Tuesday evening a lecture was delivered in the assembly room of the Queen's Head Cafd, under the auspices of this society, by the Rev. William Hunt Painter, of Bristol, on the 'Objects of a Natural History Society.' Colonel the Hon. W. E. Sackville West pre. sided, and there was a fair attendance. Mr Painter said a Natural History ...

... This flourishing Society's first excursion of the I season took place on Saturday last, the rendezvous being Aber, one of the most interesting and i historical spots in the ncighbourhood. Notwith- E standing the threatexing aspect of the weather in a the early part of the day, the afternoon turned outc remarkably fine. A party of about 40 members, C assembled at Aber. Mr H. Barber, solicitor, ...

... F AS 1IION S FOR J UNB. Tihe mc de, a.s thal otling ae it is faiieslable, of wfearing Iwra'hie?~txs'es of f dt'ernl naterli.;s, lain britoglit in i;pda:nzJ ltiu-:ie h.r the hot dsyprof dhii slttitner, andl h-iP *m oi t-2?a arc tiiy azttvasttte. 'Tito boiltoce alre . - tlie c ~vn,.r i .h utatin iil bstii4; toat thin ta look retil en ?? s g~zl F i,; stripe l innust Is e tll I toncs try:ti j ?? I ...

... (From Judy). A PERcITINENT QuasrXoN.-2Mamk Da (to her boy of eight years): You should be thankful for my Correcting you wbin youa do wrong. Mafny boys have grown up to be bad, wicked men through their parent's ''iot having' corrected them when young Boy (in tears, and very penitent) Oh I Then did not Mr Gladstone's parents correct him when he -was a boy ? DougmCo HIAPPINEss. -An ...

... POEBTRY.' . , NE W YEAR WISHES. A hiss for tho lips now muto and eold, A rose for the monud above their mould, A tear for the happy days that were, A staff for the burdens sad hearts bear Such are the themes that minstrels sing, Such are the thoughts that New Years bring! These are the thungs for which we sigh; These are the sobs of the days gone by. A hope for the meetings soon to coie, A ...

... . SpEcrATLy WBtTTEN FOR relc No ari WALls CHRoiNOLic, BY FREDERICK LEY. I am, going to ?? ?? ?? ta-night, and I want you to oome with me, said my friend Mrs Barkertome. t o me. I c ome for afewdays' rews and' change, so did not care to go; besides, I had just become interested i n a new novel, and did not like to lay it aside. Thbank you, bub I ?? much prefer staying bore. I know no one ...

... - 1ARLECH MUkICAL FESTIVAL. la 1867, a few of the leading men in Merionethehire, with one or two energetic men from Portmadoc, held a preliwoaur me0tiDg, under the presidency of the late Rev. E. Morgan, Dyffryn, to take into consideration the. desirability of forming a Temperance Choral Ucion for the county of Merioneth. They unanimously agreed to form one, and decided to bold a festival ...

... THiE ART OF BOOKNIAKING. The boekmaker is a cool, calm, and altogether busi. noes-like person. To ims the whole theory of betting oeestitutes a practical art-a real profeasion-to which he must devote the principal part of his tiree and thought, and almost all his personal attention. The fact that out of ten bookmakers who really s ick to their legitimate busineos six or seven, or probably ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY, PENY ?LLLON. I. Cris n en fryrl yr nrlar ?wylll Ion, II rev ?? lyred ir fan cc fvrcoec', Vi eltir is 'r for, ?eaille c?. 'r fynycid, A clod a?i:O yie deli4ctydd. yn v roor y henrI rev reysyrici S0dd yes encleliec Ilto lii eic-isn5 rid ?'ci ('heWn cttcwsilh relwg crecci Cyri iv gelses elirlert den, S. Trirm ycc''r plirns, a tlcrwcii y;sr car ig.- irrent yce s-euro icv1c d. ca ...