... CHEAP STATIONERY of every Description. A great Variety of CHIUSTMAS AJ) NEW YK.VK'S CARDS A-Nl) Christmas Annuals, Quarterlies and Monthlies. London and Local Papers, Illustrated and otherwise, PUCKET BOOKS, PE, IXKs, &C. Arc. Also a general assortment ...

... I South Wales Notes. I 1886. THE customary disorganisation which fol- lows the Christmas holidays is already fast disappearing, and people are settling down to deal with the work which the New Year brings with it. I should like to be sure that the year ...

... imitate—I mean the one which perhaps many of them were brought inwardly and out- wardly into very close proximity to last Christmas. Under the new rules, referees have great powers invested in them, therefore, they should be men who thoroughly understand the game ...

... resolution should be telegraphed to the National Junior Liberal Association at that moment gathered in the Cannon-street Hotel, London, for the purpose of perfecting their organization, congratulating them on their project. Mr T. LEYSHON seconded, and the ...

... 1838. Five years later he proceeded to New York, and in 1846 became pastor of the B'nai Jesliurun Congregation at Cincinnati. He successfully occupied pulpits at Montgomery, Alabama; Columbus, Georgia; New York and New Orleans, officiating in three of the ...

... further bad news is forthcoming from Ulater the prorogation will extend till February. If it should unfortunately happen tiiftt Lord Salisbury was cQmpelled to call Parliament together to assist him in suppress- ing crime in Ireland a new session would ...

... United States, where he will remain a month or six weeks, returning to this country in time for a series of meetings in London at Christmas. A JAPANESE journal states that in the gaols of certain prefectures it was noticed that many of the convicts were c ...

... charity on Monday last, Mr W. J. Grylls (son of Mr W. Grylls, sub-manager, London and Provincial Bank, Cardiff) was unanimously appointed architect and surveyor to the foundation. NEW BAPTIST CHAPEL FOR RIVERSIOE.-Thir (Wednesday) afternoon memorial stones ...

... LOCAL WILLS AND BEQUESTS. [FROM THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.] The will (dated June 24, 1885) of Mr Joseph Firbank, late of St. Julian's, Newport, Mon- mouthshire, and of Grove-lane, Denmark-hill, railway contractor, who died on June 29th last, was proved ...

... unpacked the monster. The London friend wrote to his correspondent in New Mexico, and found that he too was unaware of the poisonous nature of the animal, and had only sent it on account :;f its rarity but, said the New Mexican, with charm- ing frankness ...

... have been erected on either side. A new Fairy Fountain, 120 feet in diameter, is the most magnificent that has ever been erected, the electric light and the water power being three time3 greater than those at the London Indian and Colonial Exhibition. Opposite ...

... journey from London to South Wales by using the Severn Tunnel, there ought to be a brighter prospect that Cardiff and Newport people will be permitted to discover the utility of the submarine line in shortening the time and distance to London. The Diva, ...