... surprising feats of strength performed by Elise and Henri evoke unmistakable approval, and the international dancing of the Victoria Troupe is applauded to the echo. Mr Arthur and Miss Annie Hartley do some active and energetic iumping, and the Sisters Corini ...

... extends from 1 to ti 1842, or,. in other words, covers the reigns of. Geoge. IV. hud Wiliam' IV. and the rs five years ocf Queen Victoria's reign. LITERARY NOTES S.D GOSSIP Ole THE WEK. It may fairly be assumed that an overwbe'.hbming proportion of the 1500 ...

... Blessley, entitled Mixed Pickles, sup- d . ported by local amateurs, the performances being in aid P i of the Cardiff Queen Victoria Nurses' Institute, a full V account of which will be seen in another column. T GRAND THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Edward ...

... surprising feats of strength performed by Elise and Henri evoke unmistakable approval, and the international dancing of the Victoria Troupe is applauded to the echo. Mr Arthur and Miss Annie Hartley do some active and energetic jumping, anct the Sisters ...

... W. Scott Blessley, entitled Mixed Pickles, sup- ported by local amateurs, the performances being in aid of the Cardiff Queen Victoria Nurses' Institute, a full account of which will be seen in another column. GRAND THEATRE. -Lessee and Manager, Mr Edward ...

... MisS IDA DAW (FROM OUR OWN cORRESPONDENT.) The performance of this new farcical comedy was given in aid of the Cardiff Queen Victoria Nurses' Insti- tute. the plot, if somewhat intricate, never allows the interest to flag, and the piece evoked much laughter ...

... Miss IDA DAW ] (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The performance of this new farcical comedy was given in aid of the Cardiff Queen Victoria Nurses' Insti- tute. The plot, if somewhat intricate, never allows the i interest to flag, and the piece evoked much laughter ...

... debt (m~iqss soil.. 'itail THE g5EEN.M AND, CARIGATTURES. OF HEA bout . ' ltMIISTERS. A' j. Although the majority' off Queen Victoria's. Photo-; illed graphs convey the imrpressidn of sadease, severity, and s an profound inelanolioly, there is probably ...

... contribution to chari- Itable institutions as follows: - I Royal Infirrlary . ?? ..£11 110 Western InlDrn ary ?? ?? . 8 8 0 -Victoria tnf ?? .7 7 0 , Ev' Infirtarv ?? 2 r .0 I Oo hthalmic Institniion .2. 0 ,I Eo6pitaI fnr SkiI Di, teaes .1 I s ) Denoan ? ...

... J NEWTON MAPPIN). XMAS PRESENTS IN PRINCE 9 Special Xwas List Post Frec. PLATE (REGD. 71;552,) OXFORD ST., WEST END, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., CITY. SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON. By Day the Most Beautiful Garden and River View in Europe, By Night a Fairy Scene. Thez ...

... Comiedy, an(i the perfortmance was being given Y 0D behalf of onle of the most valuable institu- t 1S~tioltatthc town-the Queen Victoria ituses, b Inst Mir. Ilessley had given his comedy 1 the title of 'Mixed 'iclses' and ba(t made I oerrin et of an imalgi ...

... dancer; Harry Albery, eccentric comedian; and Mons. De Varro, juggler. QUEEN'S THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr C. Finch-Hatton.-This company opened the Town Hall, under the name of the Queen's Theatre, on Monday last, and for three nights gave a good representation ...