... I WELSH. LADIES' CHOIR IN A NEW . ROLE. RECITAI IN A LONDON MiUSIC{HALL The Pall ?? Gazette on Thuisday 9 night contained the following announce- a mentnurdor the heading Mr. Charles Mor- O ton's Newest Notion :-Mr. Charles&Mor- ton, who has worked so long and so suc- cessfully in the public interest. has made an engagement that wvill surprise and inte- rest a good many music lovers and ...

... SOJUTH WALES UNIVEillSITY tOLLEGE.. ENTRANCE SCHOLaARSHIP AND EXlBITIION EXAMINATION, 1900. As the result of tbe entrance scholarship examination held at the University Col:ege of South Waies and Monmeuthshire Onl Septem- ber 17 ansi thi followinu-days the council at its meeting this weesi made the following awards:- c Joshua Golly, County School, Gowerton, a e Drapers' Company scholars'llip ...

... B1EIEWS OF BOOKS I LATEST WORKS PUBLISHED, BOOKS(. IuR. The Sway of Phtilippa.'' by J. fi, Patton. gone( L~oidon: George Allen. 6s. ?? Tl'lis is a1 brilliant roniance. 'rte characleri- hnuit sation is true and penetrating7; the story full -Prin of life and colour: thet love interest throbbing Ip avit ii assion. 'rTe author has alrca ily given to t le world 'huhi. Ito Dancerr.'' whtih cit ...

... SEVERE GALEO j 33 a t VIOLENT WIND AND a RAIN STORMS, (1 - t LOSS OF. LIFE AND ii PROuXPERTI'Yei FLOWR SHOWE 1ITENTS. t t 1: F'LOWER,' Sl-,'AV TElgN TS v B ti Y.N-T ,DT O WN T .AIND EXIl BITS SCATTEREID. LAD KIILAE) IN SA NGER'S CIRCUS. BRISTOL C11hA.NNE1.L SERVICE I?ITlER1F'IRED AVITH. During Moindayca the severe gale that ?? nll. Friday continuedI wvith, encept at short intervals, uinliated ...

... CAGOE BIRlD SHOW AT CARDIPF P. ftin LOCAL MEN SCORE IHEAVILY. Oi (as [B3Y WVELSH ATHLETE.] T Prom ai climatic point of view the conditions c 1,of the fonirth annual show of the Car- th 3 dillland District Cage Ilird Society on C W ,ednesday were by no means ?? I for rain fell heavily at Cardiff aill C 5 the day, with the result that many were, ii 1no doubt, deterred fromt attending itt ...

... A WELSH OASIS INI PARIS. II r a EDUCATIONAL FEATURES 01F ly t h - THE EXHIBITION. [I A WALE AND A CHAT IN THE WVELSH SECTION. [B1Y OUR OWN REPORTER.] A few weeks ago Sir Wi~liom Thomas Lewis ,expreesed the opinion (tlhrongb the Western Itail) that everyone connected with the trades affected sholdOI visit the machinery section at the worid-lunsocus Paris Exhibition, of whrl ir W lla was ai ...

... CARDIFIF AND DISTRICT TERRIER SOCIETY. SHOW AT CARDIFFV, T1'e fhebtshow oif this newly-formled society E wa11 liaid at the British 'Volunteer Hotel, T1he E Hayes, Cardiff, on Thursday, at good comlpany bring present at what turned out tole ams a successlful gathering. .Thn cit of logs dneedin was exceptionlallv good, nd i n r dciinganumber of tile sipeceels the jodges I rexpecriecedal ...

... I - ~ ~ ~ . - : -. - OARARVOI2 Vard DISTRIOr -'4tIE1lS SHOW. - What is styled. the' Carnervin and MDatrist Fiapnier's Show was inauguraed at Oarnarvon on : a thsk eHoliday. The being alrvady so6 many of tese mad ?? shows now in. existence in - North Wales, it. remains to be seen whether there . s roomn for this,,tlhe latest fxture, -t flouirisbi. Therei was at any rabs a mo encouragingibe- ...

... 1 S ?? ?? 77f SOUTH WIALES MI 81' IE.TY[ l\. l l _ ,I ANNUAL EXH-HA L10N AT PRUIIIANIIN.AiY NOTICE. .Oned mora i-ito SouLth W'ales Art Society mlake,:; its bow ?? t, e gU or cttO! publicU u tith til ?? of ?? otl their gallery ill Queoti-estoeet, t Tidif Pite sforuall opsunintg (llas cooi hiavo x -atte y t-etiitcted) took ?? ?? -Ida, . hil the aiyor of C:rd alt and l Cnmitn Thcsrivi solmo wvere ...

... , If t- Ll 'd Ad !h me w it is is le I- 5. LB, high-class are given by the Donates, comic singing by Gcoo. Brooks, veutriloquial humour by Mark Anthony speciality dances by time Sisters Vanderbilt, and comediasism. by Miss Lizzie Daniels and Mr. Geo. Barren. . SWANSEA. The attractions at the SEvansea Empire this week may be justly termed enormous. ?? Biondi, that wonderful man of many charac- ...

... THE PARIS 'EXHlBITION. Are N INCOGNITO VISIT BY THE n Ig. PRINCE OF WALES. C ce- L Lre Paris, Thursday.-The Echo de Paris learns C nd that the British Embassy has been advised d ke that the Prince ot Wales will come to Paris to c we visit the Exhibition incognito. He will arrive tl early in June, at the same time as the Crown e Prince and Princess of Denmark, and their f4 lhe daughter, ...

... CARDIFF SC'HUOL CONU(IRT. - - I AN EXCEPTIONAL PRO1GRZAMME ARRANGED. What promises to develop into one of the fitest pubic entertailmnents ever pros-joted in Cardiff is the schcol children's concert, fol lwhieh presprariorns are cow hoing buzily made ill every scoluo in the tovn. Iui cider to ?? it ssul lil.t viltI augmanent the Ro-ervists' 1Fun;d by a few hulnidred pjorunds at least, the ...