... 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- tions of ?? League. The proceediigs p[Lr- took very much of thle natureof a conversuzione, and was attended by about 500 ladies and gentlneen. Amongst those present were Lord Tredegsr, La1ly ...

... 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, rather, ought to, be found too small. It is a positive stigma that a deficiency appeal slhould be necessary. Such, however, we are sorry to say, is the case, but it has been well responded to by ...

... 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 of musical art-the vocal. On ',thle contrary, a most uncharitable spirit has been [manifested towords Mr. AyFlward, the Park-hall T. org-anist., whose exertions to areate a slociety. we wort~hy ...