... REVIEW\V L ?? d A Tarp- ROUND MEg WVoatn- By W. I .Caine, M.P. London: GCc-rge IRootledge I- and S ons, Broadway. Lu dgate-hill. 1. Our ContLinenial neighbours are, ?? or diwrongly, uinder tlia inipresszion that all 'IEnglishmen, by reason of their insular !r Isituation, musti be prejudiced. Now, if ?? ars thus generally considered, Iwe fear Mr. Caine must; be particularly set down as ...

... SelectedL Poe ry. FANCY. Whitt is fancy blut the Past Or Future, ba bed in light which nover sh.o(ne Or shall. upon tbe ear h, and yet which shows NeRrer than reRI ife, anud cleauer far- A Life i herein the terror of thi world, Its in- stery, its awe, its boundless hope, Are plainer than in ours, whireiii he 1 uig Of hopeleisa loging anld uni0nerited pirs Wllich vex our thougit. the blind ...

... .CARDIF INTERNATIONAL EXHIBIT1ION. ' THIR - NOTICE OF EXHIBITS. Continuing our notices of exhibits atI the Car. diff International Exhibition, attention should cer- : tainly be paid by all-and especially by the ? gentler sex-to the stand of the well-known chemists and perfumers, Messrs. Burroughs, Well- > come, and Co., of Snow Bill-buildings, London, F LC. Their perfumes, all of which are ...

... ITHE MRN Al SOCIETY OF NATURAL SCIENOE AND LITERATURE.. PROPOSED READING-ROOM AND LIBRARY. At a special general meeting of the society, held on Tuesday evening at the Masonic Hall, the report of the sub-committee upon the acquirement of rooms for the gociety's use, and the establishment of a reading-room and library was read and dis- oussed, and dually adopted aftek certain alterations had ...

... d BRISTOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL, THE ROSRE OF SHARON AND st OHERUBINI!S MASS. On Wednesdav the Bristol Musical Festival was continued at the Colston-hall, tlhe works selected forthe morning concert ?? S e, Mass in C (his Iourth) and Muckenzie's Rose of c n Sharon. Both these items received their inlitial C g representation in the western cityi and thu a e richne3s 'an d perfection of their ...

... BRlISTOL TIRIENNIAL MUSICAL YESTIVAL. ro OPENING PERFORMANCES. a! The Triennial Musical Ifestival at Bristol was ih opened at the CoIlson-hsll on Tuesday, but not with tbose manifeslatiotns of excitement wbich marked previous Catherings of a like nature. Mendelssohln's ,acred masterpiece }Elijab was selected as the ?? work. and, everywhere in favour, there was a large audience at ics ...

... P AlW5E 1Ol(?t OCTOBER. E~nighlton .1 & 2 l Llssxtgatmams~lrrrc lells,., 151t ergil~i . 21 l ?? 15.. ..r.cr ck ?? rr.stl ?? . , . 2 ?? 2. ?? 16 Uit.urth eu ?? 9 i i port (Ie.. 1 1 51,. DsvId's bont 16 ± 28 ?? . 2 I lstsglan, .16 I ,rec lar .. 3 ?? 7 H'eckf;ar-H ?? 5 Es caL i'apn y ?? ?? z Nelwbig 56lug .Vue, 17 d q,'bO , , ?? . L..pel ?? N istncvew~nrer . 6 ?? .. IS ' - bwansts nlocrn ?? ? ...

... SIR MORELL MACKENZIE'S BOOK, PATHETIC EXTRAOTS. -THE ENGLISH PHYSIOIAN 3 DEFENCE. Whatever may be thought of the propriety or good taste of the paper war which has arisen between Sir Mtforell Mackenzie and German doctors who were in attendance with him on the late Emperor there can be no two opinions concerning the vigour which has marked what we cannot but regard as a siugu. larly unfortunate ...

... i'v. Jo ~ C OAMIC OPERA AT THLE TILEATIIE I I Fptewt ROYAL. it 'e~ta, %wthits bright and crisp dialogue, Mt is highly melodious and sprightly mjusic, 2%nd its Jo or- Pretty dresoes, is tiagain at thle Cardiff Theatre I'dRolasdnooewohsntytwtesdtiC oneo of this mostsuccessful arid popular of present uni ,dj day comic operas, should by no meanas fail to ax 'iL emnbrace the opportunity that. is ...

... e CARDIFF AMATEUR PHOTO I GRAPHIC EXHIBITION. ec- A SPLENDID SHiO'W rk- cou ISO LIST OF AWARD3S. vie, for --Las I t To-day, (Monday) the mazgnificent collection of the Photographs broug.ht together by the Cardiff Amateur Photographic Society for their firett annual exhiibition will be on view in the Cardiff Towc-hsll Assembla--rouim, and will remaina lltt 5o for tlhe attire ,week. The shlow ...

... CARNARVONSEIRE AND ANGflESEY INFIREMARY, DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AT BANGOR IN AID OF THE FUNDS. The Carnarvonshire and Anglesey Infirmary is an institution which, ever since its establishment, has been supported by voluntary contributions; and thanks to the generosity of the public, the governors of the institution, although often embarrassed, have never found the want of aid so small as to ...

... I CARDIFF AMATEUR PHOTO- i GRAPHIC SOCIETY. I -~ EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, APPARATUS, AND AFPFIJAICES AT CARDIFF. The first exhibition in connection with the e above society was Opened at the Town4-al Car. e diff, on Monday, by his Worshiti the Mayor of e Cardi (Mr. Alderman Jacobs). The :msayor. wea log his chain and robes of office, was re ivd b the commiltee in the corridor of the Town ls ...