... (By Old Stager.) The representative team of Welsh Rugby Football players that on Saturday last encountered Scotland gained a great victory-two victories, in fact. In the fir-t place, they defeated our friends the enemy from the land of brown heath and shaggy wood, and in the second place-and per- haps 'twas a more famous victory still—they con- quered the editor of the Cardiff Times. Hitherto ...

... DESECRATION IN PEMBROKE- SHIRE. Indignation Meeting at Mynachlogddu, A meeting has bees heidt Mthe British School, Mynachlogddu, for the purpose of protesting against the work which is at present being carried on in the gravayard of tiie parish church. It Beems that the Dean of St David's desires to hava a chancel added to the present structure. III order that this should be accomplished, a ...

... |I wish to know bow to prevent my bair from falling out, said a wife one day to her has band. Well, I wish you coald prevent it from falling in, said the husband, as he drew one aboat at foot long out of the buckwheat cake he was eating. Brown (to Robinson, who is reading a telegram with a look of anguish on bis face): What's the matter,old fellow? Somebody dead? Robinson (crushing ...

... EXPERIENCES OF A DETECTIVE. By James McGovan. NO. 62.-ADVENTURES OF A DIAMOND RING. HAVE already given cases pretty freely which tend to show that the proverbial honour among thieves is a very scarce commodity indeed. Selfishness, the last of greed, brutish ignorance, and unbridled ferocity are small helps to honour of any kind, although romancing story writers would have us believe otherwise. ...

... DVraunir i ngohebwyr Oyuireig gyfeirio eugoheb- iaethau, llyfraa i'w haaolygu,&c., fel ? caniyn JJafydd Morgaawg, Morganwg ffoueet ~Llaniisit> strett, Cardiff. ...

... ALARMING filDr A r A BALL MATCH. At the St Roller (Glasgow) police-court on Tuesday, a young man named William Tame was charged with committing a breach of tha peace and assaulting another man. The indictment set forth that the accused tormed one of a penny mob who entered a football tidd last Saturday arternoou during the progress of a friendly game between the Emerald (Catholic) and the ...

... THE CHARTIST MOVE- MENT. By William Francis. No 3.-HENRY VINCENT: THE DEMOS- THENES OF THE MOVEMENT. Let him but stand, in spite of power, A watchman on the lonely tower, His thrilling trump will rise the land, M'hen fraud or danger is at hand By him, as by the beacon light. The pilot must keep course aright. Sis W. SCOTT. In the Patriot newspaper of May 20th, 1839, the following paragraph ...

... [FROM OCR OWN REPORTER.! The murder epidemic, if sucli it can be called, ^css to have at length spread to the town of ?wansea and it lias made its appearance known 111 a terrio e tr:« murders which have been committed within * ...

... A fatal sfaMiins? one has occnrr«d in DnnrJM the victim being Mnggie Downs, 21 years v>t age. She had spent. Saturday night with ber sweeth«art, a sailor, with whom she visited several public-houses. At a later hour •he became separated fMm her lover, who suime- quently met her in Baltic-srre«t speaking to another man. The two men had some words, and the woman ejected to go home 10 company ...

... The Bristo Times and Mirror says: cc In con- versation the other day with a leading divine of Bristol, he mentioned his experience iu the use of an article in favour of which much has been said lately. The clergyman referred to, while suffer- iDg from severe lumOago, was iven a bottle of this remedy by a friend, and be was delighted with the speedy cure it eff .cted. This caused him to ...

... THE TWO THOUSAND EJECTED MINISTERS. By the Rev. Kilsby Jones, THE REV, SAMUEL JONES, M.A. ? Samuel Jones, M.A., was the Querist [ of the two last sketches. He was the son of John Roberts, of Conven, in Merioneth- shire, but his father at the time of his death [ resided near Chirk Castle, in Denbighshire. The difference in the surnames is accounted *or by the long continued practice of con- ...

... A very amusing discussion on The Stage has arisen in theatrical papers in America, and London actors and actresses have also lately been asked their opinion upon it. One actress, however, sums the matter up better than the rest, and I give her words. She says Such kisses are not worth having. In fact, they are nothing more nor less than a hideous parody on the genuine article. The audience ...