... CARDIFF AMUSEM ENTS. TiEATR3 ROYAL. Wit 'Fins (M4oniday) evening and througbout the week j; die buitrds of the TheatrelRoyal will be occupied rthe 0by Mr. Yorkse Stephens' Company ins thre London. I version of dire popular novel M51r. Barnes of New Mr jiYorIL. This version of Mr. Gunter's story is by for Mr. liutlanld Barrington, rend was originally pro- .ucd early last season by Mr.- Yorket ...

... ViIRS i'(0W AUGUST. Liatidnery ?? ?? ?? 3 EglwY strw ?? 4 Llanb t artifyitysid 4 Castletowrt ?? 6 1.hlloblvio d ?? ?? AI: ?? ?? . .. 1'ryinint ?? llla.y.der. 6 lrrtcistlelk ?? ?? . 7 Cowlti'idre ?? C'armaisrtien ?? 13 ajd 7 ?? GolveJ ?? 7 St. ILjvil's ?? 7 Cross IllU ?? S New ort . . 8 lltstrtont ?? . 10 Niarberls ?? ,, 10 H-ove y ?? . 11 C. rew . ?? , . 13 toaY ?? . . ?? . 13 Ilerbraridstoni ...

... 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 AMUSEMENTS- THEETRE ROYA.L. The stage of us Theatr Royal is ?? week occupied uw what is described as o greatl realistic ti drama, wrilton by Mrr. A.£ Scudainore. Is Life S la Worth Living-ioc that is tbT) profoundly 4 philoophIes) ntitl of the play-is a melodrama of SI th rmo ?? type. The villain I. the b , veyembodiment of Unscrupulous rascality, and C S5a thlel good. qualities of ...

... I ABERDARE HORTICULTURALI IAND POULTRY SHOW. I, The annual showi held in connection 'with the Aberdare Horticultural Society took place on Thursday at the Aberdaro Market-bali. This year a fresh feature %was introduced by thes addition of an exhibition of Poultry, pigeons, and cage birds. on, The town was festively decorateid in honofur of .eat the occasion, and the ruarket-hall itself was% ...

... THE (GLAMORGANSHIRE I AGRICULTURAL SHOW. I TUIL OPENLING TO-DAY. d: irk _ir nd [BY OUat OwY nLP'0BTEILJ cl ?al SWANSEA. WaDnEsnxY EvSsno. I ;as The praparations for the Gliuorganeshire Agri. ' he cultural Show at Swansea are naw practically ir he conmpleted. TlIe Victoria Pack has undergone a hi ?? complete transformation at the hands of the con- 9 .a- tractor, Mr. William Randell, of Stoke ...

... BEDWELLTY AGRICULTURAL I ' I SHOW. - LIST OF AWARDS. ,ee The annual chow of the Bedwellty'Aerictultural 'IN abs Society was hield on Thursday, in a hield adjeoining tiwo the. Birecon and Merthyr Railway Station at lest Rityminii. The weather was wretched, drenching R per rain falling during the greater part of thle day, cud tade the grounid was thus converted into a perfect toswamp. ...

... SOUTIL WALES ART SOCIETY. d TSH EXHIBITION AT CARDIFF. A meating of the committee of the above socitt3 0 was held in the Club-rootm, Working-street 1 Cardiff. on Tuesday evening, Mr. T. H. Thomtas e l.C.A. (the chairmaln), prosiding, end amongst n those present were:-Messrs. Edwin Sewivrd s- (chairman), J. Pyke Thompson, S. W. Alien, W. e H. Theimae, E. H,. Bruton, and J. A. Sont (lion. ?? Hon ...

... THE RATIONAL 'M USIC OF WALES, ILA_ A_D._e _ I _, _ I I - . I . .. Od The conference OF the lately-estahlishejI idi rd organisation, the Welsh Nation at Society of w~itl re Muiaelans, aet Merthyr on 'Monday war, a holc ?? notable event in several respects. Probably thle lie it marks the parting of the ways so far as Coill the progress of Welsh nmsgio is concerned, lad~ gS Hitherto the ...

... F-MUS 1(1, -NUGU6T. te | Care) t a ?? 13 P. ?? ?? 17| tert C4re ?? .1, XmgitWon- is' 'liy * 3 i. t ripe let ?? 11311 llei-br.ui~stou; .j 13 l~eteiiu;le1ri;; , lie I~blly t s22l .* 23 2'eav~ati-E~kiail ,. ZOjC .Sari Ioiri~zxyilx~iis i2 st. N~iet~oi:.o. , ! v A.er.l. ?? 14 l l lii Fan averfrdarr ?? r.ar., . , ?? ?? ?? 14 ?? e ., , , 1Ei cl0s TreInabI~ti ?? -14 Choll t ihb . ,giSZ Oer , ...

... CARDIFF AIMUSEMENTS. PLEASURE AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. k AL lon, experience l1is taught, the public to assn- ciate Drury-lano 'TheaLtre widi plays in which the plot and, in a great umeasure, the libretto nrao subordinated to a variety of spectacular effects. To a certaiin class of theatre-goers tbisspecies. of mnelc- I. drau.la, withits ?? StrLctUi'e, ?? blatant sedrtilnelal, and broadiv ...

... an CAREER OF MR. WALTER SEVERN, d 2R.C.A., VICE-PRESIDENT. xl During the coming week a visit will be paid to or Cardiff by, Mr. Waiter Severn, BC.A., who ha re long hold the cifce of presdent of the Dudley ed (ailer7, and to whom, as president of the art commlttees of the; Italian and Danish sEhlbitlons, r thos two chief shows of the London sason owe ra very much. Mr. Severn visits vardiff in ...