... d - ls Te arnnual concerts of the Orchestral Union c 'and Were held at the Tomperice-hail, iPem- I5 n broke Dock, oil Tlursdav and lmjidast a evenings. This orchestral band has now? rt attained to considerable enminence. Tha orehes- c tra at tihe concerts numrilared 40 peroriners, , augmented by, eine, m1embers of 1ie 0 t tinod of the Worcester Regiment, in garrison. e 'Ihe building was ...

... A BARON UN TROUBLE AT N EWNHAM. AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY. 3 Silt LE0NARD PARTHUEST IN CUS'TJODY. At Newnham Police-station (before Mr. E. ?? a young geutleman, dressed as a petty offier, and Withl an sir of superiority about lion, wi a c brought up charged wvith cthtainteg the isum of £25 from Carles Suborn, farmer,of Awre, near Bisikeney, and a simzilrar sumn fromn ArthLur . Ebbore, ...

... fa -- eut A touelhing story of the late Emperor Frederick of Ias been pailnished by IL retired Austriun ohicar. tLk; As Crown Prince of Prussia, Frederick William rd -vas ...

... ne en CBLU E. BEARID' ;tilt nk Ths Christmas pantomrilme of 131Blue Deard, the .le libretto of whichi luae beeh written by Messrs. d. .oti. yain aeid A. Melville, was produced twice on ii l Boxing Oay before crowded audilences. In the o he opinion of the majority, ox far as we could gauge. it, ttle p(antomilme is the beet which hais behn pro- VI o duced at the New Theatre for several - Tbtis ...

... 6 DICK NVBITTIINGTON - AT E THE GtLRAN D OPERA HOUSE, e |CARDIFF. Y I -- ly - > Tim Messrs. John, of the GraMd Opera House, Caruiff, aro to be vongrarulated upon their first Cpartoin'ief Dick Wlittngtoo, in Cardiff, for, Id allowing fur i trace of wesakuess here and there- 1111- tie evident resuitof haste-a better production of i7 its kind, better sustained, and bettor staged ur- could not ...