... l ?? THEATRE :ROYAL. The Still Alarm, by Joseph Arthur, pro. duced olrigiriallv at the Fourteenth-street Theatre, mew York, ?? years ago, and transferred later on to the Princess's, London, is undoubtedly I. a step removed from the ordinary run i of melodrama. True. Oei first act opens Di 11 somewhat conventionally, but after that the con- St ? entionitiy ceases, and thine interest deep-us. ...

... PRISONER BLEFORE THIE MAWlS- M' Bi TRATES, el -- .an AN EXTRAORDINARY C.AREEII. ab of DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER BIG by ROBBEitY. Hb F. INT. CasOy was charged at the Guildhali Police- BE court, London,onTuesdaywills therobbery ofbonds, of eel value £10,800, in Threadueedlo-street, last October. A The facts of thle case, as already published, were I bi I ?? Taylor gave evidence sI as to arresting ...

... -LLANDOVERY HORTICULTURAL, DOG, POULTRY SHOW. AND| LIST OF PRIZE-TAICERS. Lfti 1. The second annual shoes was held on `NesdIT, 84 r- and proved quite a succ-ess, the entries being is between 400 and 501 above list year's. Tule Lt exlilblts were excellent, Wore especialy in the C Is COttagrs ches, which pro)ved that last year's show u !r had e'ncouraged thsxn to produce thiings which .. they ...

... ss FALKA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. tb t It speaks volumes for the quality of the material sa a in Falks that, after years of constant wear, its su a re-production at the Cardiff Theatre Royal on rn a. Monday. evening was characterised by not the . m slightest sign of en atom thiat sas threadbsre. In w id a great measure, however, this was due to the fact Ia es that its exposition was such an ...

... ITAIRIS F1tOR JUNE. Carmarthen ?? ' 1 5 Llandovery , 19 Brecknock ?? b Cardigan ?? ?? 20 b St. David's ?? . b Presteignr ?? 20 2 Tregarou ?? . 5 1 LIarlijio Fawrr ,. . 21 3 Ha' Ii . . 28 1 LIa11twil-Major . 22 U ?? ?? . 12 Atbe:gwilli ?? 23 U Haverfordwest 1.. , Nesjon , 23 U Newcastle in Ithos . 12 Cowwbr idae . 2b O lge rrann ?? ?? 13 Lam-peLer ?? 25 t, Newcastle-Emlyrt ?? l4 Lisadeloy , ?? ...

... MARITANhA' AT' THE THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFFI L . . f On Tuetdaye evending Carl R osa's Opera Company c I Produced Mariwanat at the 'Etheatre Rouyal, a t;Cardiff, wviia signal, musical success. Vincent ..It~liace's Maritana, Itiira which few Operas nira e mnore popuiar or leive contributed mnore to thea cc is pleasores of ?? concert room, like all Carl Rosu's w r uperas, was on 'Tuesday ...

... ICAIII-S I'Lill -Ni.)N , 1, ! Lexlv'.v~iler ?? ?? * 1 ?? }T'n rtii ?? I ?? , ?? ?? ?? Al, int .. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ;u.lii.rTaid . ?? ?? ;4 I! -l.ww ~ ~e ?? I IS:II: ,,u , :i I a.x.- swrt.telrl !1. 1 :9 ?? ?? ,. ,1 llrrcxmui~ck ?? t. ?? ,- 17 OTmmmui mm ..the . ?? 6t ?? ?? . Llaugv1r:aetm ?? o~ 7 lr llem,' F~el i 'lreg.iopt ?? i. Cil ii: 1 7 Nrivpiurt ?? .ibrm.: , . ?? , i 'xtusri . ?? b ' ! ...

... I I -Att iter Iznnqof- A aht. or nlnA vpsirQ than ir..F After a lapse of- eight or nine years the West Glamorgan Agricultural Society havme resuscitated theirmlanual. fat stock show, under circumsetances which'auggur well for their future success. The ,timne in which the committee had to make all the, arrangements was short, and, as a matter of courise., the exhibitors from, the district bad ...

... TIrf3 NEW NTCAR OF LMAY, z. Il'F; tingB ...

... . ORACB AP DAVEY. -- hE My EHorace, fresh fromn London Town, Ve And glorified with Wig and Gown, Aud shibboleths within. thy crown- Ap Horace ?? Ap Davey! ,5 Welsh lessons conned from A to Z, as With quibbles mingling in thy head, an And tantalising brief, wiell-read, be For Welsh is 'Welsh, my Davey! hi The Church-on that speak loud and long, Pe When preaching chaps thou art among; sh Sound ...

... Mr to $lRH'ODA AT' 'F1IlE CARDIFF ?? 'r'ls i'jtE T REO1YAL. lie We anticipate bumper houses for 'Rlhoda n'at is the Tlentre Royal t.EX. wee.k. The .eattre oil Mon- wie day night was visited by a very I;Lrge number of 9s. people, and that [kiev appreciated the performance ry was sufficiently evidenced during the evening. - h Rhoda, written by Mr. Walter ParkFe /(auxhor oP 1 Etrella and ...

... A NEW LOCAL OPHRA. PRODUCTION AT SWANSEA. On Tuoeday night a new comic opera, written by Mr. Albert Siedil and composed by Mr. W. F. Hulley, wvas produced for the first time at the Drill-13all, Swansea, ?? a large and appreciativa audience. This is the aecond opera which has- come to us from the peon of Mr. ltullte, end come of tihe tuneful numbers of the last are still fresh in u 0 our ...