... ,ST THE GOLDEN LADDER AT TIllE THEATRE ROYAL. Thore are few dramas which depictso _mucht o national and human life as does Tue Golden cu Ladder. There are none which do so better. The Wn well-known high-class work of Mr. Geo. R. Sims Un; end Mr. Wilsou Barrett is ir, this collaboration or Lit itle highest; order. The copriany presenting this LII dny drama at the Cardiff Theatre Rloyal for ...

... FAIRS IkOR OCTOBER. Knighton ?? I .& 2 I l hay ader ?? ,5 Aboerwvill ?? 2 Tr tl ?? Brecknock ?? 21 Fraiiksbrifdge ?? .I BLulth. ?? e2 1rvport (Pen a1) ,. . 16 Carrnarthen ?? 92 S Penybon. ?? 16 & 29 St. Davids ?? ln ?? I S TregaMron ?? 2 Carigr ?? 17 Breclifav . ?? 3 & E8 Magor ?? 17 Narbert~h (biritn) ?? N6ewbridgr ?? ?? 17 Blackwood ?? . 5 Capel CyI ?? I Hosertordwest ?? ?? 5S 16 Lla ...

... CARDIFF' ART EXHI'BT!'ION. AD11RESi ON flAREDOURiS OF RLFUGE. An intoretting lecture wai ?? irn tie ott nC j-allety at, tie Cardiff Pnblile-bull on Tiiursdavy *tl eveninig by NMr. E. C. tirecnwny Ilonas, onl tlo It ' subject. of harhours of refuge and oceali curculst. dMr. Ccutcillur Tir-ncue presidert, arid introducedi *d the lecturer to at fairly lirge audiernce. It: bit; open- ' L. tt ...

... NEW PICTUREL OF '1T LAST SUPPER. ail]. EXKIBITIOY AT CARDIFF. -am There is on view at present in Mr. Tomlins' Art ?? Ga;lery, Duke-street,is vory important, work b; ago Mr. Goodwvn Lewis, an artist who has already ieca made a high reputation for himself as a p:inter aia, of eacred pictures by bis careful and ?? paint- 3ess ing illustrating thle baptismi of Christ hy John the the Baptist in ...

... I CARDIFF I . 3 % he CXi,.L 1OSkA A TA lI E11-l t ore October is now a. ?? itai011 ?? nit] `CS polL 'oil oif Carifil. l ir wit i it. W dti ring uno 1 mL ?? year-, C-Isti a ('al 1.I - ;viOia(lc'rv ltii'llit011 lfviif walrtuilm tippit-eh uttI('i. hA sv sN% ?? :Ltt' 1,1i ui i'i sea Mr. Wilaton laireit ''ii ?? ,~ yasi, hi en Alsgvitivi-ii~ii, Cardiff kn~l oom ia gaaii ?? i-as011 St andiiu tour ii, ...

... OPEAU AT THE CARDIFF THEATRE ROYAL. A light and warmth, with a dash of pleasant ex- hilaration, pervaded the large audience assembled n at the Cardiff Theatre Royal on Thursday i evening-a combtination. begotten of and r exactly suited to Momirt's M arriage of Figaro, that star in a constellation of classic D coni opera whose lustrous shimmer has r been too much overlooked in the presence of ...