... 1C 1CINDEREL'LA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. After a week to shake down into its, Pple end allow of thle facility and ease whichi comes only A by working, the Christmas panttortime Ci ...

... bad FIRST MEETING OF THE G M1MU&nTE er his bo--t rices t had APPOINTMENT OF THRW MAYOR tic Wim. AS CHAIRIMAN. pr inge the The first meeting of the newly..oonstituted Swan- and s ...

... CARDIFF AMUSE.MENTS. SMITH, KILRAIN, AND MITCHELL AT b THE PHIL 7 How firmly the pugilistic revival has taken hold t of a large section of the Cardiff public was demon- 6 strated on Monday evening, ...

... fISAND PRIVATE CONoRui AT CADFF I t is not becaume its musicians have in any way encouraged the venture that Cardiff now-. possesses another society devoted to the development of that important branch ...

... AMATEUR THEATRICAL PERFORMIANCE AT PENRTfJI. rgiX rts, Mr. H. J1. Byron, versatile as hie was, probably taxti 0cm never wrote a comedy so full of a homely sort of I enis wisdom, set out in Sparkling d ...

... .BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SHOIVW PRIZE LIST FOR THE NEWPORT S MEETING. 1\Ni i -hi, We have received from the secretary of the Bath up end West of England Society and Southern Coun- ties Association th ...

... THEATRICAL ICENCES AT f1 ' NEWPORM .a THE SAFEIY OF THE PUBLIC. I- The annual sessions for the grtinting of theatrical licences in the borough of Newport was held at t. the rown-hall on Monday. The be ...

... PRINMROSE LEAGUE ENTER- S TAI;MEKNT ArTEWPORtT. d ?? A grand Twelfth Nightentertainmient was given attlie Albert-hall,Newport, on Friday evening, under the auspices of the Talbot and Tredegar Habita- ...

... CARDIFF CHAMBER-M USIL CONCERTS, If the Cardiff public Only knew what talented instrumontalisis are to be heard at these concerts, we fancy tile Lesser Park-hall, where they are held, would, or, rathe ...

... CARDIFF A-MUSEMENTS. l 0 I~THEATRE ROYAL, ar The sudden chango in thle weathjer had, doubt- id less, much to do withl the attendance at the Car- II dill Thiatre Roval on blondav QVoflg. A It monster ...

... THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE AT BANGOR. A large and fashionable audience assembled ht the Penrl yn Hall,on Tuesday evening, to witness a theatrical performance given by well-knowin amateurs, in aid of the Meenoi Habitation of thc Pirimrose League Among those present were the Very Rev. the Dean of Bangor and Mrs Lewis, Rev, R. W. Griffith and party, Llandegai; Colonel the Hon. W. E. Sackville West, ...

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