... - ENLHD IN ,NGLAD ,SHOW, THE FINAL DAY. w A BUMPER ATTENDANCEL - Lbe M onday was the last day of the Bath and West t8 of England Show at Newport, and it is gratifying . to hiaie to record the success of the wind up. As *9 we have had to state with sorrow during the past c by week, everything was much marred by the un- t hii kindly disposition oi the weather. The attendance 90, on two of the ...

... CARDIFF FREE LIBRARY AND MTSErM. PROPOSED RECOGNITION OF AN OLD Ti CARDIFF -SCHOLAR. Ec D. The usual meetng of tb6 Cardiff Frte Library D and Museum Committee was held at the Trown-hall on Tusedayevening. Dr. Taylor presided, and there W were also ?? 3.GCory, Councillors Ti F. J. Beavan, IV. Sanders, T. Hess, Prozer, Trounce, El Richards, and Peter Price; ~essqrs. -eter Davies, Marcus Gunn, 3. ...

... - REV E S. 1We have received the following for review -in PARTS OF STANDARD PUBLICATIONS. r 'El CAsSEB' and Co., Ludgate-hill, London, .C. :- el Encyelopandic; iotionary, Part 53 ?? s. m Sarurday J0urxal tor Jule ?? o Technical Educator, Part ?? 6d Our Earth and.Its btorS', Part 17 ?? 7a ca Pictorial Scrap Book, Part 4 ?? W Ailton's P-radise Lust. Part 5 ?? a. History of ProLestaltism, Part ?? ...

... re MISS ESMERALDA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. As premised last week, the production of M is S Esmneralda 'at the Cardiff Theatre Royal on Mon- day evening was a distinct success. As a melo-i dramatic burlesque, it was of thu best; the music -and, by-tire-wPay, the augmented orchestra was conducted by Herr Meyer Lutz, the cow poser- was rippling and pleasiug; and tile huge Gaiezy crowd that ...

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... 14-. BAMATE-UR PHOTQ- I ?? X;X. ?? ?? ,-OUTHCOMING- EXHIBITION AT! CARDIFF. The first exhibition in connet with lbs -Cardiff'Amateur Photogntphio Aasoefatlon. will, by the khfdi-.permission of tlse Mayor 04r. T. IV. Jaeobs), bte iheld in the -Assmbly-roomss at the Town-halU, Cardiff, early in October next; and it is- ?? to note that already the committee have received letters from, several of ...

... 0 1 WO N FLOWER SHOWI ' AT CARDIFF., LIST OF AWARDS. Cal lea Ig The twentieth annual worlking men's. Sower ml igshow Was hold at the? Drillkhalt, Cardiff, on Werd- It needay. Chiefly by reason Of theo fact that a brank 'a Ml ocetutred last year in the continuity of ithe seriee,conhequesit on the celebration of the Queen's Jubilee, there Was a perceptible dropping away, iii.1 thbe exhblbts as a ...

... 1 ATH AND ENGLAND) , G !u ---NT W'EST OF ! SHOWS ?? E8 0 I THIRD DAY. ' ANNUAL MEETIN OF THE SOCIETY.s HORSE - SHOEING COMPEI T= 1 C Thethird (lay of the Bath and West of England ¶ Show at 'Newport callnot be otherwise described t than as a uisriable one. From early morning there I 't aS a continuous downpour of rain1 and when, at i: eleven o'clock, the incessant torrent ceased, the sky was ...

... IA A I FM ROYAL 4ACADEEM OF M XUSIC. 3 (CARDIFF CENThE. hi { The results of the recent examination held at hi t te 5oience and Art Schools, Cardiff, have just been L. issued by the conimittee of management. At this es centre-the largest and most izportant one in oi the wlhel of Wales-some 7lScandidates presented te themselves for xoamination. Out of thfis number di K 45 were senior and tbe ...

... BATE AND WEST t OF f i ENlG--LANND SER-0W.I1 It IT1E SECOND DAYO k - - I f; .9 tl A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE YARD. ii u Thursday, the second day of the Bath and West ' of England Show at Newport, was a highly suc- 0 cessful one all round. The mornino opened e C gloomy and dull, and there were decidedly un- pleasant threatenings of another wet afternoon. o The clouds drifted fitfully over the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...