... WELSH NATIONAL STORY. THE WIDOWED PRINCE; OR The Last Days of Llewelyn. A HISTORICAL ROMANCE. By BERIAH GWYNFE EVANS, Author of Llewelyn, the Last of the Weliih Princel' Bronwen, Roundhead and Cava- lier, The Heir of Glynavon, Qweu Hughes, &c., &c. CHAPTER XV.—A LOVJEB Off ANOTHER KIND. and made him heedless of the minor details imposed upon him by the code of customs which regulated ...

... On Sunday evening, when Mr Lewis, of Crinow, near Narberth, and his family were in chapel, his house was broken into, and B20 in gold, two gold watches, and two old ril1s were stolen, The thiet or thieves left behind some cheques aud a quantity of jewellery. ...

... ? A Clergyman Imprisoned tor Frand. — At Bath ...

... FATAL MINING EXPLOSIONS IN 1887. It appears that the number of porRnns killed hy mining explosions in 1887 was 142, or 13 more than m the previous year. The return may be considered So far Satisfactory, savs tlm considered So far Satisfactory, says tbe Times e seeing that the average for the t.n rp in 1866 was 250. Shot tiring and the ns« T' powuer with defective safety lamps had the credit of ...

... LADIES' TALL HATS. Times without number has the nuisance created by ladies wearing high hats in theatres been expatiated upon by a generation ot male martyrs, but still does this form of torture a-eua to increase rather than to diminish. The hapless ycuths who frequent the stalls in order to catch an occasional smile from the young ladies on the stage, whose mission it is to stand about, and ...

... The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald reports that in Congress the ques- tion is no longer whether the tariff shall be re- vised, but who shall get the glory and credit of doing it. The Republican voters, having read the age and the Blaine cable, seem to demand tar.ff reform to so considerable an extent, in some North-western and banntit Republican States, that senators and repre ...

... BRECKNOCKSHIRE. The Epiphany Sessions were held at Brecon on Tuesday, under the presidency of Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Bart., M.P. (lord-lieutenant of tb. county). The magistrates present were Lord Hereford, Colonel Lloyd, Messrs John Lloyd, Robert Raikes, Colonel W. J. Thomas, Colonel J. W. Morgan, Rev. Garnons Williams, Dr Walters, Messrs Joseph Joseph, T. Wood, R. Woosnam, Rees Wiiliams, ...

... KAY'S COMPOUND Essence of Linseed, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, doc., with Chlorodyne, 9,t, 13ri, &cc. 13 Lie 6976 OOAGULINE. —Cement for broken Articles, 6d a.nd is; postage 2d. Sold everywhere. Kay Bros., LIt Stockport. 6975 Fl.OKlITNE FOB THE TKCTH AND BRKATH.— A few drops of the liquid Floriline, sprinkled on a wet tooth-brusb, produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly Cleanses the ceeth ...

... ATTACK OF THE OLD ENEMY. Mr Alexander Ambn.se, of Stableton Damer- ham, near Salisbury, had for a long time been a martyr to rheumatism in the knee. He wtites as follows:— I had intended to have written you before, but I have been waiting to see if an attack of the old enemy came 011 agdn. After suffering from rheumatism in my knee for many weeks, and after having tried many remedies, all in ...

... By Maggie Symington. Between the dark and the daylight, When the night is beginning to lower] Comes a, pause in the day's occupation That is known as the Children's Hour. Longfellow. Snow in the Christmas holidays is the thing we consider we have a right to expect. Holidays in midwinter, without snowballing, skating, and sliding, are not much better than no holidays. I do not mean to say that ...

... HORSE BREEDING. The report of the ROYAL COMMISSION on Horse- bree.ii,>* will be aivaii.ed with interest by *11 those who recognise tbo great importance to thin country of that question. It is undoubtedly the fact that the sum expended in Q ifen's Platen, which was originally intended to encourage this kind of horses, has failed in its purpose, and it therefore became apparent that some other ...

... Two jolly stories of a child contributed to the Listener: There is a little fotfr-year-old neice of mine who was almost a babe in my arms when we were living side by side on SwAmpscott Highlands, She had been prepared for ued one ijigitt, kii(I was asked to say her prayers, when she replied- I shan't ssy Micui anymore God knows them well enough by this tune Aud afterwards, whea her mother was ...