... The Swansea Stage. I Biographical and Anecdotal Sketch. I Dafydd Gwent, in his second article to the South Wales Daily News, says :— Mathews remained a member of Masterman's company for nearly three years. playing many parts and playing them well. His ...

... Joseph and his wife, who is the daughter of Lawrence Barrett. She will not attempt to on the stage for many months. Buffalo Bill and the Wiict West sail on April 27 by the Persian Monarch. He takes with him 236 persons, among whom are several lieutenants ...

... proposed nine and seconded 30 visitors, and that Day, the steward, had proposed four and seconded six. Benjamin Rice, the waiter, bad proposed three and seconded 11. Parfit, the barman, proposed two and seconded 16. R. Bickel had seconded ...

... Seaforth Highlanders. I Tenderhearted. The Czar, when a youth, showed a tendency to lassitude, which pointed to a want of physical atnmina. This disinclination to physical exe/tioa showed itself when visiting tbe Queen at Bal- moral, and the Royal keepers ...

... Macdonald. ship's steward, of Weston-super-Mare, resumed on Monday. The evidence of the prosecutor had been to the effect that on April 5th he came to Bristol with £ 80 worth of jewellery that he had been entrusted with to take to Cardiff, and he alleged that ...

... are on the stage. Touts How didyou ever manage to make tove' to that Boston girt ?—Johns Oh, I wor&my heavy overcoat and earmuffs all the time. First Married Man I got to know my wife onty about three montha before I married her.— Second Ditto Ditto: ...

... certain miscellaneous votes show an increase of £ 47,600. The Ordnance Vote still remains extra- ordinarily high, being E2,549,200, but it is less than the corresponding vote for 1897-98 by £ 125,800 The Shipbuilding Vote shows an increase of ZI,571 000 ...

... had assembled on the second day. Lockwood was by far the most suc- cessful bowler, for in the whoie match he took eight wickets for G5 runs. 0 The Australians have been exceptionally busy daring the past week. At an earlier stage they created quite a ...

... the place is the very reverse of what the name implies. Suppose you enter for the fnn of the thing, and do the fair. A stage show is on in the theatre, and having enjoyed a pantomimette of Little Red Riding Hood, mount the stairs and see the Witches' ...

... avoid any tr?.ps. His contention was that the stage was too narrow, and that plaintiff couid not step aside when the sacks tilted.—His Lord- ship said that there was no evidence to show thn,t the stage was too narrow, and it was then admitted that the ...

... in 1384 he found empioyment on the stage and became an actor, taking part in many pieces. In 1886 he became acquaimed with his wife, Mrs Darbishire, whose maiden name. which she preserved as an actress on the stage, was Agnes Hewitt. Petitioner was introduced ...

... to the accident being made on April 17th. The colliery was theu in a good state. It was worked by naked lights. The under-manager under the act was Mr David Evans, who was alscrthe resident manager. Mr Evans held a second-class certificate. Thomas Rees ...