IS NOT INSERTED, COMMUNICATE AT ONCE WITH T. J. HUGHES, Bridgend, 5294 The Liberal Agent.

in England, is fixed for SEPTEMBER 22ND & 23RD, 1886. OVER £7OO IN PRIZES. FOR RIDING, DRIVING, & JUMPING. £l5O FOR HUNTERS. .£lOO FOR HACKS S; SADDLE HORSES. £l5O FOR HARNESS HORSES. £ Z I I O O O O 1,0 0 R R J s FU. TA M L P L I () O N £lOO FOR CART HORSES. REMAINDER FOR CHAMP

numerous Customers for their patronage in the past, and hopes, by keeping only first-elass articles for sale, and by strict att ant on to the comfort of her Customers, to merit a cot tinuance of their patronage and support. 5301

of Corn upon these Farms. _ mESSRS. STEPHENS'ON and ALEXANDER ar ) instructed by W. C. Rayer, Esq., to SELL AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 13th A uctu-q• Next, al Two p.m., on the Ground at the Rock and Castleton Farms, St AU:tan, the following excellent GROWING CROPS : ROCK FARM. A. I

Invites an Early Inspection of his WeUnsorted STOCK, et LONDON HOUSE, BRIDGEND. 5100

An. interdsiiog 8 gut o at Arbroath, the other in connection with a visit to the town of a garotte and menagerie. The circus wave on the West 41, close to the seashore, and before the performance began the elephants belonging to the establiehment, tee in numher, were led down to

On Sunday evening, theist inst., at St Marys' Church, which was filled by an overflowing congregation, the Bishop of the Diocese publicly inducted the Rev Henry Morris, curate of Laleston, to the important post of vicar of Aberavon with Baglan. Rev J. Griffiths, R.D., of Civmavo

Ma BEVAN'S XI. (Abergwynfi), v. RED STAR (Glyncorrwg),—A most pleasant match was played between the T.,ove teams, on the Abergwynfi Cricket Field, on Thursday evening, August sth, in brilliant we , .ther. and witnessed by a large attendance. The batting of Mr Thomas Ipwis for th

- ------- The Clerk reported that he had F ent out notices convening a meeting of the three parochial committees of Llangeinor, Bettws, and Llandyfodwg, and they had accordingly met at the Fox and Hounds, Blackmill, to consider the question whether an engineer should be appointe