... ART EXHIBITION AT LLAI. DILO. An exhibition of works of art took place at the Diili-liall, Llandilo, on Friday. This exhibition- tine first of its kind at Llandilo-was made in con- nection with tine recently-established drawing. class, under the mastership o1 Mr. NY. Sones; science aud art teacher, Carnmarthen. Dr. Lloyd acts as hoonorary secretary of tine local branch, and Lo him much of the ...

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... FAIRtS TUIL SEPTEMBER. Rueith ?? 3 ?? LisLnvbythler ?? 3 1Lett~ersten ., 37 irecmanhek ?? . 4 t 'ledega r . Carmharthen ,. 0 Llanbaidy ..8 Riedwick 4 7J2aiboet ; .. 8 'Tregxron . 4 CanItol (Crdiff) . 19 HaverfordwLestLiendyasi ,9 Dry siwylt.l 7Nartrii ?? ?? I9 Cardlgait ?? ,8 9 391 IewCAsLe-Emlyll ?? 2i 31.andover y. 8 Petribroke . . 20 Prosteigne . ?? ?? C -rriro 1 . ?? 21 Talr ?? ?? , , ...

... CARDIFF AM USEMEN TS. a TH'EIEATItE ROYAL., i A very fair house assembled at the Theatre 5. Royal no londay niglht to witness tihe production t of the well-known drama by Messrs. R. C. Carton y and C. Raleigh, The Pointitnran. The plot is a well conceived, and tihe piece itself obtains full ,ostice at tbe irinds of Miss Agnes Hewitt's com- y pny; but there were several slight hitches in 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 ...

... Jokes and. Jokers. A Pleasant Dinner Cotnpanion.-Miss Ethel: Who was the old gentleman. who took you in to ?? Clara : An old bachelor friernd of papa's; He was ?? Ethel : I shouldn't think you would finl a bald-headed old baohelor a very delightful oompanion at dinner.- Miss Claia: Oh, but he was; he attracted all the flies. Musio in the Night.-alies Clara (retired for the night): Ethel, wake ...