... 'UN.YSAN VilX'I.11 [3M SHIUW AT' NEWP'Okr. TI anrinual oxslib'itn nf ciiisintletmultti ill ciinroecliwtl witil I ha eawport and Countv alvti- | clrurtlal Sncio x5 waS oellirtl at the Al bert- 11 ott nn disisaY, MIIimd will lie continued acr:on n ooli (Tinrarui yj. 21sj regards eatries, 1iw' shn2v w N ~i.; ?? hit gr thaini aita Ot its lii eiinnvnorF., a id tar ny of thie cliasaes wet- C, iiuch ...

... ITJOKESANDL JOKERS The ?? who outran. a rumour has been pitied against the man wlio lived. down a slander. In our opinion it will be a drawn ganie. Some author says that one of the uses of E adversity is to bring, us out. Thkat' true-parti- boalarly, at the knees and elbows. I There, John, that's twice you.have come, hone 1 and forgotten that lard.' Really; mother, it is:so Igreasy that it ...

... LITEFBABRY NOTTfdS. . } - > : a I I State and R,&e Paid' Edtucatlidn.-The Earl of Eortescue's excellent-article on itbis subject, which rec21tly appeared in the Natioital Rcrbieci, has been issued iv neat and haudy form by the Liberby and Property Defence eLeague. i - . Holtssec Begaqrs is a reprint of a. paper read by Mr Frederick Impey; at' the nieeting of the Britishli Association, at ...

... |CONCII'T IN All dD 'OF I1 C.AiTDIYF'1I I¢ I)E5:AF AND D)UmiB StC,0LS. i' I .1 -I I 'rhis concert, wivich ili caitseed scih in al'nount i oi inoterret ill an iiipflitioi, wits held it ti e Cardiff i! i'lrk liall on einccitay evening. 'T'le oijecti for I Whicl it. weeS tefLI lrve sn well known that ?? o sctirety requito mention, and yetn1iob ibly mainy of g titoat whoi :ittiWil tilu'i feastilf ...

... LORD TREDEGAR'S AGRICUL- TURAL SHOW. - ...

... i' JIMl 'II H: 1'NMNAN' ' AT TUiL XEWPowRT 'rnlATPR. F.fllovtwn; tie epirdiulir - succe-srul vwieek 3 hicil clossed on Saturday, the imnanemenaut Ct, the Victoria T!hatre, Ncwport, !have this week *scored a decided hit in engaging the exceptiozine.y istrong companv uinder the ceuare of Mr. 1ial';ir t hatterton for the pl;iing of thnt t ost pow.erful modern draim, br Sir Cri--ales Youne. 'Jim ...

... Miss Liuskill is to write the serial story in the Sunday Mfagazine next year. The first number of The Journal, which aims at giving the news of the day, foreign and domestic, political and social, financial, legal, and sporting, in asconoise a form as possible, made its appearance on Monday. The sheet is diminutive, but the paragraphs are orisp aud interestingly arranged. With the DeQermber ...

... A -NEWV MUSIG-FIA2L FO2) CARDIFF. a * 1[7 S FOf)lATION (O AI (COMALNY. Lit v Pr dT 'ikEL, IIALL Id.ASID BY M:. DAY, d1 ieCT D[MIINGH..MI. aft ix ?? A preliruinary rmetielrg rvae held on MOnd ry in the long ro rm Gt' tir led Cew Inn, West- ga stretreCt, (ardift, for tile purpose of form- .ng a ?? to etc4 a AtusiLc-1r11 Oio a site in Wi eitgate-street. Councilloir Morgan Morgaln tlhe manyor) ...

... IHL IaW : ?? Ia:SNE CYNHADLED D -EGLWYSI - SAESNEG grE ME-THODISTIAID CALFINAIDD tshi GOGLEDD CYMRU A THIRErs LLOGro. of 1. - - -- _ .6. * So: [|iPapyr 'a ddarllenwyyd gan y Parch. LE. Jerman, by \Y rcxh~am]. . So OUR ENGLISH CONNE , LITERATURE. So: As a literary Church, the Welsh Presbyteian 'Chuirh EDu it proportion to her membership, her 'wealth and her 'lee opportunities is not excelled by ...

... * BRISTOL AN7D WESTERN COUNTIES oPoLtR'Y AND PIEQON SSEOW, i I THE SUCCESSES OF WELSH EXEIBITORS AT Idt CLIFTON. mne Tiue annual exhibition of the Bristol and Western spe, Countie.s Poultry and Pigcon Society vas opened su11 on Friday and was continued on Saturday, remain- utra ingl opon until this (Monday) evening, at tie pat Drill-hall, Clifton. The entries nuumber just 1,200, Cnr this being ...

... TIIE LORID MAlAYOR,%,'S SHO, l C I I - I of, C2OLILAPSE OIF THlE SOCIALIST ?? pot ELAIDIITICPiJLICE PRECAJUTIONS. &cre -- IL te it Thle1 Central Nesteledraplling on Tttesday gol night, ?? tlireetiits th-le Socialists to ccl inte.'ei'e 'with thle Lord -Mayer'si prcession. L hove bean without re-ult. Never ofrecen yieersj lite the civic shows passed through the CitV ?? oaith fewer hitchies, ...

... WE wish to call the attention of the clergy in Wales, amnong a people so remarkalhe for their love ef music, to the musical services which are now being given in GlouOester Cathedral fortnightly during the winter months. They poinrt out, we think, ;a way in which ear Churches in populous-,districts, and, indeed, in many rural parishes, may become eentres of interest and attraction., of ...