... 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 ...

... I CARDIFF I . 3 % he CXi,.L 1OSkA A TA lI E11-l t ore October is now a. ?? itai011 ?? nit] `CS polL 'oil oif Carifil. l ir wit i it. W dti ring uno 1 mL ?? year-, C-Isti a ('al 1.I - ;viOia(lc'rv ltii ...

... CANIEN AT THE CARDIFF THEATRIE ROYAL. I - A larger house than tile preceding night, and I y'z n i will'ch left much to be desired, witnessed Ir iii perfinnce of B;z-C's ?? np-rd a C., nit n ' at t ...

... CAR1FDIF IX T . [)N i'l'L ATiOSAL EXiILBiLTION. Iii A O1GAN-TI AUD1IUXCE. i L Tr 1heize ore daits of 11 record ?? -: p eiriteresting to know that nlu liess thin 10t16 I ?? th 1:111,tiesat ?? Cardinh ...

... OPEAU AT THE CARDIFF THEATRE ROYAL. A light and warmth, with a dash of pleasant ex- hilaration, pervaded the large audience assembled n at the Cardiff Theatre Royal on Thursday i evening-a combtinatio ...

... 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 ...

... ,ST THE GOLDEN LADDER AT TIllE THEATRE ROYAL. Thore are few dramas which depictso _mucht o national and human life as does Tue Golden cu Ladder. There are none which do so bet ...

... CARDIFF' ART EXHI'BT!'ION. AD11RESi ON flAREDOURiS OF RLFUGE. An intoretting lecture wai ?? irn tie ott nC j-allety at, tie Cardiff Pnblile-bull on Tiiursdavy *tl eveninig by NMr. E. C. tirecnwny Ilon ...

... NEW PICTUREL OF '1T LAST SUPPER. ail]. EXKIBITIOY AT CARDIFF. -am There is on view at present in Mr. Tomlins' Art ?? Ga;lery, Duke-street,is vory important, work b; ago Mr. Goodwvn Lewis, an artist ...

... FAIRS IkOR OCTOBER. Knighton ?? I .& 2 I l hay ader ?? ,5 Aboerwvill ?? 2 Tr tl ?? Brecknock ?? 21 Fraiiksbrifdge ?? .I BLulth. ?? e2 1rvport (Pen a1) ,. . 16 Carrnarthen ?? 92 S Penybon. ?? 16 & 29 S ...

... -1. I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t th - t rt I A WONDERFUL PENNYWORTH I At) j OF LITERATURE. t NEW AN-D IMPORTANT ADDITONI TO THE WEEKLY MAIL. The recent change in the style and general con- tents of the Week ...

... 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 ...