... 21P C KENDAL IRWINT'S CONCERT._ _ Last evening a complimentary concert to Mi. C Ijendal Irwin, a young musician of considerable promise, was given at the Antient Concert Roems in presence of a very large and fashionable audience. Several ladies and gentlemen whose' names are most prominently connected with musical matters in Dublin lent their services for the occasiou, and the concert must be ...

... FASHION AND VABIETIES. s The Marchioness of Ormonde and suite .have left Kingstown for EnglandL . T W Russell, -I P, has left Kinfiszuwn l for Ergand. Wm M Murphy, M P, has left Kuligstowvn for England. W J Corbet, M P, has left Kingstown for England. Captain M1Calmnont, MP , has left Kin',- town for England. Captain Greenwood has left Kingstown for England. Captain and Mrs Platt have left ...

... FASHIONV AND VARIETIES. Lord Ca1tletown arrived at Kingstowa yesterday from England. Sir R Blennerhassett arrived at Kingston yesterday from England. Geeral Sarakey arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Colonel Peyton arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Colonel Eaton arrived at Kingstown yes. terday from England. Major W H Poe, C B, and Miss Poe ar- rived at Kingstown ...

... The student of politics may go to tie Dages f the Fortnightdy, and in tile papers of Sir Caarut Dilke he will find what may, without a se^zd thought, be called the best extro-tin00 the position of affairs ia Europe ttha has been given to English reader, r, present article-that in the April number3e, with Austria-Hungary, and without fielowL'.Z the writer through the many intricacies Ac trian, ...

... D ., FLITERATiRE. | THE THRONE OF THE rmSuEPrMiN BsmT BY THEV CtPRPENTEW.IS' SON, T1E ROoT, THE BO\N, ANSI TfjiF.CBOlWN OF CORUSTENDOX. (I W Atli-ss: C S G. -gauthor of ffte For- colatiuo i,: Cltrlstendefli- L~os~doh: turns and Ostes, , _4jl1.`besoa devoted nearly all the years of' r hVs;Catholt& Iif.e-numbering now the wide dpan 7: of nearly forty ?? the assertion and the t vindication of ...

... F-48IO-Y AND VARLBTIES. The Duke and Duchess of Abercorn have left ?? for England. Lord Ardilaun has left Kingstown for 1 EngIasud. Viscount Bangor has left Kingstown for Engaisd. Lord and Ladv Rossmore have left Kings- town for England. The hon Mr. White has left Kingstown for England. Sir M1 Fitzgerald (Knight of Kerry) has left Kingstown for England. C S Parneli, M P, arrived at Kingstown ...

... FA$SN1QN 4AND VA RIETIES. Lurd Lurgann has left ki-ngstovn for Eng- I lanld. Tihe lion H Bourle has left Kingstowu for Enigland. ! I A Boliton, scq. 1ith HuLssars, bas left ?? ifr Englaln. MIrs Kiiitg-Haratan and suite hare lef.t Elgsaw fa5(.il tr Eng~laind.- day C Thynne has arrived at Kingstcwn f romz IEnglan:d. ?? A Stuart haks arrived at Kinigstown traim miglaunl. | h'le following are ...

... THE FREBMANS J'CURIAL AXTHLE- I TIC CL.UB CONCERT. On Saturday evening the members of 'the Pree- &'t Journal Athletic Club gave an inaugural coneert, under the patronage of Mr:. . Dwyer Gray, X P. at 15 Upper Gloucester-street, the new premises they have lately secured. A large audience was present at the eoncert, which was a highly creditable perforcaance, and speaks well for the energy of ...

... FASRION AND FVARIEIES. Lady Laura Grattan arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Hon H. Gibson arriied at Kingstown yesterday from England. Baron Von Sedlitz arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Henry 0. Doyle, CB, arrived at Kings- town yesterday from i ngland. Captain and M~rs Philips arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. *Viscount Feilding, R A, A D C, has left ...

... FASHION AND FVAIETIES . I Dr. J, E. Kenny, M.P., has left town for London till Wednesday. Thehon H Mrs Prittie has left Kimgstown for England. Colonel Nolan, TI P, has left Kingstown for England. Professor Swift MacNeile, M P, has left Kingstown for England. , V A Macdonald, M P, has left Kingstown for Engfand. Captain J M'Eav has left Kingstown for ,England. Captain Oswald has arrived at ...

... IROYAL IRiSH ACADEMY OF MUSIC.I d - d Last week the annual distaibctian of prizes *t and concert by the pupils of the Royal Irish e Academy of Music took place at the Royal r, University Buildings, Ea.rlsfortterrace. There |was a very large and fashionable audience. The 3e Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioneas sof London- a derry, accompanied by Mr. Mulhall, private sec, d -were present, and her ...

... 7Ti AT5E. sRnMONS AT MASS. Bythe Rev Patrick O'Keefe, | C. Author of Moral Discourses. Dnblin: I H ~ Gill and Son, O'Connell.street. 1887. , Father O'Keefe established his reputition as a clear, instructive, and practical preacher by thet publication of his little volume of Moral Dis- I courses. He has wisely iollowed it up by the c publication of his Sermons at Mass, which are, ...