... The suggestion of holding an exhibition for the artistic decoration of the new building induced some of the wcaltlilor residents of the district to undertake the decorations of certain portions of t!? building themselves. Foremost among them was Mr James Ware, Penr.rth, to who.o liberality on occasions the town is greatly indebted. One of the principal rooms In the building is that known as ...

... The site of the which is tniroxi- m.ttely 103 ff3t in dfpth n'.)m e:Mt to wts! (bet'.yeMU Trinity-street aud W ...

... hFORD HAVEN. Everybody knows that Wilford Haven is tie finest natural harbour in the United Kingdom, ba it has not hitherto, for reasons which need not bi touched upon here, attained the commercial ira portance for which this advantage would seem tc fit it. Works are, however, in progress, and rapidly approaching completion, which there is reason to expect will change all that. They consist of ...

... THE IIUNGAllIANS AND THE JEWS. PESTH, Sunday Night.—About a week ago the Roman Catholic priest of the village of Tiszaeszlar, near Tokay, wrote to a Pesth paper stating that a Jewish butcher named Schwarz, of the village in question, had invited Esther Solymossy, a Chris- tian girl of fourteen, to enter the synagogue, and had there, on the eve of the Passover, g-ag-ged and killed her. At the ...

... THEFT OF MACKEREL.—A boy named Joseph Hall, Swansea, was charged with stealing a hainpe containing four mackerel, on Saturday, and was committed to prison for ten days. CASTLF-STRKKT CHAPEL, SWANSEA. — Rev. J. M. Giblwn will preaeh in th Agricultural Hall 011 Sunday next, June 4th, 1332, and every Sunday during tho renovation of the chape!. b6119 LADIES about to commence housekeeping, as well ...

... GLYN -NEATH. IT is but a short distance to Neath, where PAVIES A SONS, Jewellers, are selling off before com- their important 68116-4 ...

... NEGLIGENT SEAMEN. We understand that, as an outcome of the re- presentations made to Mr Chamberlain by gentle- men connected with the shipping interests in various ports of the United Kingdom, with respect to the effect of the result of the abolition of imprisonment for neglecting to join a ship, the Board of Trade have in contemplation a proposi- tion which can hardly have been made with a ...

... The council very wisely decided to reserve a very large proportion of the show yard to the north a,s n, trying ground for horse grass-mowers. The late r?ins have caused a magnificent crop of gra..s to spring up, tim binges being long aud strong, and well calculated to test the power and ca.p:),h?'tic3 of any machine. Messrs Hornsby and Sons, Iron Works, Gran- th'mi Messrs JeSrey and Blackstono ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF ? MEMBERS. The annual meeting of the members of the society wf).M held in the council tent in the Show- yard. at 0110 o'clock, on Tue.:iday. TtjePresident (R;ht JIon. Lord Ti-ede-gar) occupied the cha.ir, &nd, amonj? otiiera, the fonowing gentlemen wera present :—Sir J. T. B. Duckworti), Bart. Sir T. JD. Acland, B-.rt. Hon. and Rev. J. T. Bos- cawen, Mr T. Duckh.rm, M.P. ...

... VAYNOR. able vegetable tonic. 560o3 ...

... POULTRY. The marquee in which the poultry exhibits were arranged wassituated near the horse ring, and, the public being admitted shortly after the judges had completed their labours, speedily became one of not the lea«t attractive departments of the ex- hibition. The show may be described briefly as very good throughout; some classes, nevertheless, were very large, and others comparatively ...

... CWM AVON. DOUBTLESS many from this town will not miss buying of DAY) HS it SONS, the Neath Jewellers, who giving substantial discounts to cash buyers before Itering their premises. 58116-3 ...