... PAIUSEII -MAGAZINES. 2rCO des, dng cur, I ted lip!,, Vith lhis tee,. his .vho are Ity- rnly ho ?? eon uld GZN to, Mrig is- ithe I I d I I I I i i I I i I I III i Among other good ?? Ion ?? lies been- the atardeng of a pa~rish megaur- th-n awne, of which the twenty-eighth is5ue ha jutfo beenl sent. us. It contains the toll, text of. the Ifetch Retreat Address dlelia-aced by the lier. Fa'th1ier ...

... AM BXEXHBTION FOR CAR.DIFF. ~~aads jaas A . 1 hi Cardiff is to have an exhibition, Not an Inter- eA nationl-a real live International, with a Jubilee Dn vists of pictures-but still an exhbibition, and, 1ff, from what we have learnt of ,the proposals, it lae will be a good one. The National Trades' Exhibi- ler tion Association, which was formed a few years ago :or for the purpose of holding ...

... d BRISTOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, THE ROSRE OF SHARON AND st OHERUBINI!S MASS. On Wednesdav the Bristol Musical Festival was continued at the Colston-hall, tlhe works selected forthe morning concert ?? S e, Mass in C (his Iourth) and Muckenzie's Rose of c n Sharon. Both these items received their inlitial C g representation in the western cityi and thu a e richne3s 'an d perfection of their ...

... 'lHE 'IHEATIRE PAr''. L by Tlhe New lurk corretpundnrlri, of the Phtitadd' ) to phia'6dyer, Writing tinder dte December 14, sase ood -u0o OE Lhe new ciaul custunts Lithit is steadily hle gr(itri;g I1n ?? is Lku e theutre patty. This ?? thatI a nutitber of persons of both setps, bu ei: hsr by ' pooliig their isauiCs, or on thle ?? day ltiol of cite of thleir numuber, go to thu theatre to. ...

... :ISS M&MUIOTT AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, CARDS. I. - )r The well-known historical drama Elizabeth z. was produced at the Cardiff 'Theatre Royal on, 'D Tuesday evening by Misas blarriott and her com- ~e pany, and the manner in which Miss Marnott i, rendered the title rOte, with its varying passions r- and manv wile;, truly enatiles her to the deserip- r' tion, The leading tragic actress of the ...

... BUFFALO BILL BURLESQUED i AT TH 1-1, CARDIFF THN[ATRUE. Amongst the many' innovations which have I taken pla-ce in Mr Fietchrr'u pantomimne at tile , Cardiff Theatre Roval since its commencement none has created more fun and lauabter than the introduction of Buffalo Bill and ris famous Wild g WVest Show. Thle audiencas which fincked to tho theatre on the evenings of Mon- day and Tuesday to see ...

... II ;CARDIFF FIE LIBRARY AND MUSiEUM COUMMITTEE. !I BIIANWI LIBRARIES. I° ...

... I FIS NNUAL EXHIBITION AT.I CAIMCIIF. Ic THE. OPENING TO-Dxy. t WNHAT THE PICTUIEiS ARE LIKEM Art in South Wales owes much to Mr. Edwin Seward, 1LC.A., of Cardiff, who has ever evinced I the warmest interest; in its culture, and spared no pa.ins to render it successful and prosperous. it ad was mainly through nis instrumentality that thle ,se South Waebs Art Society was established eight ~ ...

... NEATH THOWER, DOG, AND , POULTRY SHOW. - - I-i Thle above elhow took place on Tlonrsdayt end Do, Lbe0 wuas ttended by a large number o! peple from o .*i- all parts. The 1,Udges were.-Messrs.: Bspar and Mfli ic Aat~ley, dogs; Mr. 3. Martin. poultry; Mr.IV M'Cltellarl, cage-birds; Mr. Leader, pigeona; and hsa; KgaMssrs. -Muir and.Pittigrew, ,dowers and fruit. lee 'Mt Te entries nompared vety ...

... CARDIFF INTERNATIONAL I EXHIBITION. | SECOND NOTICE OF EXHIBIT. The Cardiff International Exhibition, with its varied exhjibits and aft~ernoon andieventing ooncerta& still proves a source of interest, the numoter who passed through rhe turnstiles en Tbursday monigto 6,943. Next week the execu-IV tie provides an immense attzractia great e~xpense, in Johliouo'e Blue Hungarian Bland of twelve per ...

... THE OLD GUARDATMTE THEATRE ROYAL. In spite of comic opera competition elsewhere, ar Sttticipationa with regard to Pi1.anquette's Ol!d tr Guard, of whiich so much has been written and v, more said, sufficed to draw a good and ni' represenltasive house to the Theatre Royal in on Monday evening, where the opera 'openeid w. for a week's engagement. With the piece some in whio are never ...

... EBBW VALE DO A D POULTRY SHOW0 I * ~II PRIZE IIST. The second annual exhibition o? dogs, poultry, cabs, and cage birds iat Ebbw Vale, waw held in the Market-hall on Thusday. To even the casaael visitor the vast improvement which the aliow displayed over the initial effort last year was quite apparent; but fanciers alone are capable of expressing a special opinion on ths advance which has been ...