... Our Country Column. A Fact to Take Note Of. Even the most casual ob-ietver cannot but. bctve noticed that annually about this timo almost every game shop of standing displays a great quantity of food animals sml birds which are foreign to this country. These are prominent from their size and colour, and consist of from their size and colour, and consist of ptarmigan, willow grouse, ...

... Homocea is just the same, and has met with wonderful success, whether usad for colds in the head, or bruises, cuts, and sore. toothache, rheumatism, or piles, the result is the same. Every home should have a box ready and handy for use. By all chemists at Is 1%r1 and 2s 9d per box. Sold in Cardiff by Messrs Stranaghan and Stephens, 9, Castle-street; D. Anthony and Co., 39, St. Mary-street; ...

... MU rlNY IN A REFOHMATORY. An extraordinary case of mutiny at the Wood- bury Hill Reformatory was inquired into at Worcester on Wednesday, 45 boys lieing charged with dnmag.ng the furniture of the leformarory. It appears that on February 1st 15 o-iys barrioad-'d themselves in a dormitory, broke the furniture and windows, and threw bricks and other missiles at the police and reformatory ...

... SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS BY THE CREW. Three bodies have been picked up at Port- reath of the unfortunate crew of the steamship Escurial, of Glasgow, from Cardiff, which was wrecked off Portreath on Friday. The chief survivors are not sufficiently#well to identify the bodies, but one of the seameit has stated they are those of Captain Andrews, of Leith, the master Mr Nicholl, of Glasgow, second ...

... Important Resolution. At a meeting of the executive council of the Cardiff Democratic Union, held at the Royal Hotel on Monday evening, Mr Edwin Gronow in the chair, the position of affairs locally created by Sir E. J. Reed's resignation was discussed at v considerable length, after which the following resolution was unanimously adopted :—' That the Democratic Union expresses its opinion t,hat ...

... So it's all over between tiq, is it, Laura asked George, fiercely, Y'}S, George, the dream is past, replied Laura. I wouldiot hrave ininded your flirting with all the girls eome of the time, or with some of the girls all the time but I object to your flirting with all the girls all the time. Leave me, there is the door5 ...

... Terrible Experience of a Welsh Crew. STSRY OF PRIVATION AND 8TARVATION ,-nnfir Miss Beck, of Carnarvon, was 1 ► « rough ton Ferry Roads on Saturday t0Wif? kavine been picked up in a disabled con- night, ba Abb's Head by the steamer Ailsa dition off • on tj1 ...

... MABONiAND LABOUR;QUESTIONS A »chn annual meeting of the Rhondda Labonr A Tiheral Association on Monday, Mr W. Abraham, M.P., in ,^cktno^IedKing the cordial i thanks accorded to him and the unabated V0^ £ nce rep* in him by the association,; confidence repine speeche8 some of members had made and the enthusiastic in which the resolution had been paased mann^^ 0f great importance, and references ...

... Welsh Tit-Bits. — Neu Wreichicn Oddiar yr Eingion. IBT OADKAWD.] Pembrokeshire Folk Lore. A WHITE LAI)Y. -A story is told of one George Jonas, familiarly known as Georgia Mwywyr which, of course, they say is true. At a certain house In the neighbourhood of Haverfordwest there was a frequens visit made to it by a White Lady. Many people saw her, but they were all so much frightened that they ...

... THE THIRD VOLUME. BY FERGUS HUME, Author of The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 0 The Lone Inn, The Chinese Jar, to. [ALL RIGHTS RESBaVKD.] CHAPTER XXI. Thorston. It is astonishing how closely one village resembles another in appearance. The square- towered church, the one winding street, the low- roofed inn, and red tiled cottages, isolated by narrow alleys corn lands and comfortable farms ...

... BARDDONIAETH. Y GAUAF. Y gauaf oer a gwywol,—a'i wyntoedd Trachwantus, ffyrnigol; Eira'n dew ar fryn a dol, A'r awyr finiop: rewol. TaUOR. ...

... A chevalier of industry who appears to be just now dmnsf the South Wales district, has dis- appeared from a private hotel in Newport, after ,topping there a few day?, with a number of portable articles belonging to the proprietor. ■ These include spoons, silver punch- bowl with wooden handle and R.S. D. III monoKram oUt8ld{1 bowl, (pat. tern of a shoe), nut-cracks, old china, books, dancing ...