... THE SOUTH WALES ART SOCIETY' A THE SEASON'S EXHIBITIONS. , en rn of [SPECIALLY CNTR1B13TZD] Hi fore- IReporta Of the meetings and sketchingr Wrpm of sit the -the members of the South Wales Art Society given Wt rival in the columns of the Wweren Mail during the drt qua ofpast fe w months show the society to be growing a to into a most useful medium for the promotion of OhaU body art study end ...

... i CARDIFF 'AMUSEMENTS. I __ ?? _ I ML JEKYLL AND DE HMDE AT I, THE THEATRE ROYA&L. O If the success of a drama depends upon the - amount of sensation it represents, then ?? ,, Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which was produced at the Theatre Royal ?? t evening, is without doubt the most successful play- ?? that has been written for years. Coming as it d does after the recent ...

... ItN a The third annual. fat stock show uinder tile nsue ?? pluts Of Tlie Buitigend liarket Soucieur wal; held et 3il ia ratte tn:.rker, on Thursday. Ttte'exlnbirs were nurotous, .n the stouck vciy superior. Ti-u 0i Ts juldges were t-Cattrlc, slieevR 3ig0, arid rooars. Sir. Liii ,Nexlon.ore, Sut ton, Ilereforii, :Mr. Jilr Moont, :.od Creiliton, Northt Devoin a nd Mr. Tiioea; Pricer, -4; Ccas ...

... ir 3t to eC '5 -a II for ay) hot tice ba- snt illy de, no it the bv ds. lel' est tenl eir m mI, n)e, ts, 4r.I he he I.f ir, ne, th, in. of lx- oli lot of oh al :1- in at re it MISS AMY RIOSLLE ATTIIETIIEaTEI RO YAL. When Miss Amy It-selle visited Calrif i, February last with i Tii ?? X.Rale's Doijbla Marripge we formid a ?? higit 'ipiort of Miss Roseile in thie ChsP rOle, anii %ev saii ,o. ...

... ?? ' . ?? : ?? ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY, I . ?? 3EXHIBITION, . S h En The sixth exhibition of tbe abovo i ?? o5pend to the publio o'q Monday last. at Plas tthwe, 19tWbY. The private' Vew was held 6n tuirday, So 19t inst. wheofthere Was, a larhi n theiaoadiems add. rentl n ressidentri o n this ditE istet, as well as mainy visitors, from ' distaW. oe. Laost N sveonS r the Royal Cambrian lY ...

... CAIRDWFF AND SOUTH WALES TRADE EXHIBITION. e PROGRESS OF ARRANGEMENTS. The arrangements for the international exhibition to be held in. Cardiff nest Sep- ternber are going on apace. The exhibition is promoted by the Natiiaal Trades Exhibition Association, and as the managnement has been i at undertaken by Mr. Philip Shrapnel, of London, I a who Les successfully conducted similar monster i id. ...

... S:ATHW AN D TWEET I :ENIGLAINM SHRONVQ -`OPENI NG AT NEWPORT YESTEIRDAt, J - - FULL LIST OF AWARDSo 'I he Bath alld West of England Society, for the | eLcouragement9 of agriculture, manufactures, cotn- 1 mercu, arad ths fine arts, opened the first of its I exhibitions ever hoeld in the county of Nonmoutb 1 at Newport on Wednesday. For more than three months ?? workmen, under the ...

... On Tnesday. the Lord-lientlenant of Denbighsb ire, Colonel Cor'nwallis West, in the presence of a large assembly of the Iocal gentry, opened the frat art and industrial exhibition, which' wae the outcome of an idea originating witl Miss Msinwarinfi- to- assist and encourage the local manufacturers, artists, carvers, etc. That the idea wast readily taken up, it is only necessary to state that ...

... 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 ...