... 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 ?? ? ...

... 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 ?? ANNUAL SHOW. T;he annual- show of cattle, horses sbeept atil pigs in connlection with ?? ouhares Club was held at the Cattle Market, bionmoutb, on Tuesday. Favouired with delightful weather, there wee a splendid attendance of those interested in agriculture ?? the county. Mr. John Allen Rolls, of The Hendre, was presidenat for the year. Iand much of the success of the show wias due to ...

... , THE AT EXHIBITION AT CDMt e ICRDFA of A concert of cbhmber music was given in the s Art Gallery at the Public-hell, Queen-street, on ist Monday evening, under the direction of Mr. UT. t nd Coleman. The artiste, with the exception of Mr. he A.B. Loud, R.C.A.7 were ladies and gentletmen of s ve Cardiff, and their excellent performance deserved s Ia, a far larger audience. Mrs. G. T. ...

... Thte Ojficial .llustrated Guide to the London and North Wesatern Railvay.-To thoroughly enjoy a run over the London and North Western Railway and ten other systems connected with the Royal Mail West Coast Route to Scotland, Wales, and Ireland, the traveller should provide himself with the official guide published by Messrs Cassell and Co., London, a new edition of which is now before us. Handy ...

... I UCARDIFF AMEN. - NULNUWLSON B3ARREfl AND MIS EASTLAXE AT THLE THEATRE ROYAL.?I Ieee-1 nrudrsralud-4 knowr whispered the , r hg-diniseyesclosing sotse sceeof wrak atadrul. around,,andtbegreenbadrndeseendedupon a noble plynobly represented. The spell which ba eld the crowded hocuses in bondage the entire evening was broken, a perfect Storm of applause testified to the vwhole-hearted ...

... CARDIFF ART EXHIMlTXON. IS in continuing thle evning ttra iaons at the i Oa lrt exlbtuition in tho FDubireh i -a very interest-i jnr oncer 1 ha been undertaken bv Mr. G.1. ?? ?? tu-lghlt (M*ond(aV. There will be ' O ,several 0OngS by Ur. ?? amd ll11p solos by t ;e Mr ? Colenimn, ¶;rtbet ?? scverdl of tu~e 1 Ad-mWtbO V-e1501=2,0 9D06 09 (f M. AB R ...

... HARVEST HYMN. The fields in pleuty,as of yore, lave yielded up their precious store; But Thino, 0 God, the wondrous love, That poured those blessiugs from above. *- II. 'rho vernal sbowers, the gentle dew, The breezes as they softly blewv, What were they all ? Thy servants still, Each waiting on Thy mighty will. The foaming waves and thunder cloud, The rolling tempest wild and loud Smote laud ...

... 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 Ilonas, onl tlo It ' subject. of harhours of refuge and oceali curculst. dMr. Ccutcillur Tir-ncue presidert, arid introducedi *d the lecturer to at fairly lirge audiernce. It: bit; open- ' L. tt ...

... 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 who has already ieca made a high reputation for himself as a p:inter aia, of eacred pictures by bis careful and ?? paint- 3ess ing illustrating thle baptismi of Christ hy John the the Baptist in ...