... well-recognised axiom that a session may be regarded as over when the Finano- Bill is passed. apprehensive about his going to Lausanne, and that they consented only on an assurance being given that be would at every stage conserve his eye strength. The trouble ...

... Education.— Box C 6. Mall and Exuma/. Cardiff. LLANDAFF SCHOOL OF DANCING AND DRAMATIC ART. Term Re•condnenceA May 12th. Resident Students Trained for Teachine and Stage Ileee for Children and Adults. CARDIFF-ROAD. LLANDAFF. Tel. 161. To fill unexpected ...

... every ' effort must be made to keep it alive. We may be sure that the Council of Music will do all that is possible, and Wales will hope that the 8.8. C., too, generous as it has been in the past, will continue such help as may be necessary until, with the ...

... election, which may come any time. Signs of Liberal wavering, however, are not wanting, and with the possibility of a split Liberal vote on the Land Tax :intendment to-morrow (Tuesday) Socialists are encouraged to hope that the Government may avoid defeat ...

... and the co-operation of the London Welsh. Moving as we do within the orbit of Whitehall, and skilled by long practice in the art of ' pulling wires' as we are, our assistance is well worth counting. That is true enough, I observed; but what would you ...

... and machinery. The previous lowest majority was eight—on the Coal Mines Bill. There was great excitement during the closing stages of the debate when it was seen that the Conservatives were whipping up every available member, and still greater excitement ...

... saying 'hitt the South Wales authorities were acutely alive to thu necessities. WHERE WORK MUST BE A PLEASURE. New Headquarters of Lloyds Bank. LONDON, Wednesday. Automatic banking is advanced a stage further with the completion of the new headquarters ...

... 0. Beynon the stage manager. Mr. Shaw Desmond, in awarding the cup to the Cymry, said they had given a flawless performance of a flawless gem of a comedy, and that he had not for some years seen on the professional or amateur stage such perfect acting ...

... musician; and as having written in his first book a record of a journey through the Near East which, according to one reader, may become the 'Eothen' of our day. But Eothen is easily understood. In parts The Spriqg Journey is not. At present Mr. Pryre- ...

... more difficult to forecast the course of event. One may discuss the situation and the prospects with half a dozen members of Parliament in succession and receive as many judgments as to what may or may not happen. There is talk of pee l s and working agreements ...

... the front. and has to keep thinking in big things and in hundreds and thousands. Mr. Evans, the principal of the School of Art, is well known in the town, and his genial presence is always welcome wherever he goes. The School of Art has a reputation in ...

... important. We may recall the great exemplars, the classical Greeks and Romans, and the Normans; slid we can dimly see other races, such as the Assyrians, who, further back in time, attracting to themselves for a brief span a central place on the stage of universal ...