... actress on the London stage, and is therefore entitled to some notice here. Miss Louisa Anne Phillips, the lady in question, was born at Chelsea on December 27t h, 1812. As a child she showed so strong an inclination for the stage that she was educated ...

... The Swansea Stage. Biographical and Anecdotal Sketch. [BY DAFYDD GWENT]. SECOND ARTICLE. OHABMT MATHEWS MAKBTKS HIS FIRST WIFE AT SWANSEA—NASH AND PUGIN CONNECTED WITH MASTEBMAN'S THEATRE —WYNNE, THE LEADER OF THE SWANSEA THEATRE BAND — HIS STORY AND ...

... room. Nothing was said to her in the second room, where she remained standing for a quarter of an hour. Upon the question being repeated, witness said she could not re- member whether Mrs Jarrett went into the second room. The French woman knelt down, and ...

... SECOND EDITION. Cardiff Times Office, Saturday, 2.8 p.m. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON, Saturday morning. The morning papers comment on the proposed suspension of the habeas corpus in Ireland. The Times remarks that The object of the Irish Go. vernment ...

... but I hope we shall show that it is our duty and privilege to return him as our representative, and I now again pro- pose that Mr. Bruce be our representative in Parliament. (Loud cheering). Mr. REES H. RHYS, of Aberdare, seconded the nomi- nation. He ...

... cases debarred from participating in what was mainly intended foe them. CARDINAL MANNING AND THE STAGE. Cardinal MANNING'S recent condemnation of the stage has had the effect which might naturally have been anticipated to follow a denunciation of that ...

... Dealers' additional License, Stage Carriages, Sugar, and Excise Occasional License for the Con- veyance of Passengers at Separate Fares, followed, and were agreed to, and the house resumed. The Savings Banks Bill was read a second time. The other business ...

... 1870-71 was £G9,48G,000, and the actual expen- diture had been £ 6W,548,000, showing an excess over the estimate of £G2,OOO. The surplus of £:3:31,000, estimated last April, had been increased by an excess of re- ceipts to £ 2,643,000, but including two ...

... The return of the Cirencester election expanses shows that the fight for the seat cost Mr Lawson £ 1,463, and Colonel Chester-Master £ 1,234. Sir George R. Dibbs, the New South Wales Premier, who resigned his sent for Murrtimbidgee in consequence of his ...

... Evidence would be given to show that Mr Herbert Flower had committed adultery with Mrs Buller. It would also be shown that about the time when she was prosecuting this very suit in its earlier stage for a divorce against her second husband, she was in the ...

... Cardiff, we glean the following statistics, showing the regis- tered tonnage of vessels and number of tons of coal and iron shipped in the. Bute docks from the year of opening to 1851, from which a glance will show how materially the progress of the town ...

... the time of the second visitation by 15,00C. The figures represented a saving of 167 lives as far as the statistics showed. This state- ment, he considered, justified the action of the board in .immediately closing the schools, and showed how much wiser ...