... on the stage have s heen ()tilde's celebrated novel Moths, Lady Aintley's Secret, and Modern Babylon. Miss Louise Hervey's playing is of the first order, and the lady has proved herself to be an accomplished actress. She is ably seconded in her ...

... BRECKNOCK BEACON. FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1893. I survived his wound, escaped custody, sad returned te his haunts. his twin brother, DalyeU, and then, lying he added My name is Ryve also, of And now tell me all about the poor fellow, this one black sheep ...

... supporters of any one of them cannot complain if they are called upon to justify its existence and to show cause for its introduction to the political stage, and that is especially the ease when we seek to identify religious interests and religions bodies ...

... heard before the second reedit% of the Bill. As it was desirable that the procedure in both Houses should be uniform, be would put down the second reading for Thursday or Friday, to give time for the Delegates being heard before the second reading in their ...

... BRECKNOCK BEACON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1892. f ee yi r AD tiE esootr 1 - NEAREST & DEAREST. K I). K N. SOUTHWORTH, Author of The Hidden Hand, Unknown, Only a Girl's Heart, etc., etc. CHArnra L THE WOLF'S HEAD. There is a story connected with that ...

... 4%., BRECKNOCK BEACON, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1890. bui sew from makes it apparent than ever that Bismarck gone off in a It hardly needs the report cermet as to the language which be has addressed to his sovereign. to show that the ez-Chanoellor quite the ...

... BRECKNOCK BEACON, FRII)AY. APRIL 18, 189 O. FIELD AND GARDEN. WEEK . • —Continue the sowing of main-crop veget thins, Snit, however, g yang the ground a thorough prepir aloe. Potatoes may till he planted, also rhubarb, seakale, and artichokes. &ids of ...

... THE ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN. CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT TALOARTH. The second of a series of meetings under the auspices of the Builth Conservative Association was held in the Market Hall, Talgarth, on Tuesday evening. There was a full attendance, and among those ...

... forgotten. Meantime theory of the it uth:ry and the tilted , oilers and their %vivant thrills the big nand of a sy .thetic a.• 41 genet cue public. Tie sy c•patily of tho in v. ,ii, we t , lie', prove strung enough to mloniam luu 14' in their just cause till ...

... humidity must, however, be maintained in the house, or the foliage will be overrun with red spider, and the chances of the second and third crops considerably reduced. Vinery: Where the grapes are changing colour give plenty of air, and leave the top ...

... Cha'grove Terrace, Park Lane, Tottenham, London, engine driver, and Lewis, of Murbage Bridge, Clifford, labourer, were summoned to show cause why they should not cootribtde towards the support of their mother, Sylvia Lewis, residing in the parish of Clifford ...

... Liverpool, who died without issue l7s; second, Sikh April, Anne, daughter of Andrew Robertson, Prevost of Dingwall, co. Ross, and Sheriff-substitute of that county. Through this the family of Gladstone can, like Sir IC show a descent from the Plantagenet Henry ...