... FA SION AND VARIETIES. Marquis of Drogheda arrived at Kingstowr yesterday from Englaad. Lt-Col Gillespie, Royal Berkshire Regt arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Lord Justice Barry arrived at Kingstowt. yesterday from England. Countess of Cardross has left Kingstowr for England. Hou P J F Skefflagton has left Kingstowr for England. Colonel Barrett has left Kingstown foi England. ...

... FASHIOKN AND VARIESTIES. FASUIONABLE MARRIUAGC. {TE:I2Ail 1'FRuL OLIn CuJ1tRSPO.tIE'1.) Liwulics, Tuesday. i ?? hi:-ior hia the Must Rev Dr Disyer seat-.id tll iu;uarr-age bea.vena Mr jri u (Cattersou a-iL, Li 'upipii, set's utf C:tte:statt Smith. Fn. oif 1. 1' ..All-~s Cr.'gnt, e ?? ?? f 7inx:.T31 (rM L'etiu, ESLL. J ?? Arnire4'.n, couutyt lare, ;:,d : tezs e: Lilrick. 'lit w £-Is, ?? 0:,a. i ...

... FASHIOY AND VARSETIES. Major Hon C Alexander arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. H-on Mrs and Miss Williaans arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. J J Claney, M P, arrived at Kings town yesterday from England. 9 T H~arrington, 1AI P,'arrived at Kingstofn yesterday from England. Colonel M'Calrnont arrived at Kingstown yesterda.y from England. Captain Moriarty arrived at ...

... FASHIONX AND VA PIETIES. ?? ?? - Q 'The Earl of Bessborough has left Kingstowt for Eugland. The Hon Misses Massy fiave left Ki3ngs town for England. W J Reynolds, M ?? has left Kbingstowr for England. Lady Oar-Ewinjg has left Kingstown for England. The Hon Lady Forster arrived at Kings. town yesterday from England. Sir E Harland, Bart, arrived at Kingstowr' yesterday fromn England. Major ...

... F.ASHION- AND VARIT1IES. Earl of Beesborough arrived at Kingstown yesterdy frorn Englaand. Marchioness of Ormonde arrived at EKinos- town yesterday froai Eiiglaud. Lady Arthur Butler arrived at Kingstown yeste.day fromn England. Colonel Ffolliott arrived at Kingstown yestetday iroma EnIIIanad. R ev Canon Livingstone, Hon 3rs Living- stone, and f amily arrived at Kingstowvn yesterday fronm ...

... FASRION AND VA PJETIES. Captain and Mrs Stepford have left Kgt i- town for England. Lieutanant-Colonel and Mrs Dudley Samp- son have left Kingstown for Englad. Hon Mrs Vereker has left Kingstowan it England. Surgeon C Cronin, M 5, has ?? town for England. James Reilly, 15th Hussars, has left Kingi town for England. A Gilroy, 11th Hussars, has left Kings town for England. Major Watson ha. left ...

... FASRION AN. VARIETIES. I ,ir A Stephenson arrived at Kingatown lezerday frora Englnd. Lieut Col Taaffe FerraI, D L, arrived at tir:' vmn yesticray from England. W J flcvnolds, M ?? arrived at Kingstown ite'rdsy from3 England. D Crilly. MJ P. arrived at Kingstown yes- oednly from England. ji Sheehy, N P. arrived at Kingstown fs:oc.s m Englaad. 1' OlfHea, M P, arrived at Kingttown yes- ki:i i ...

... I The Marchioness of Blandford has left Kingstown for Engiand, : Lord GrevilJ4mat.4aif ingatown forEng- land. Dudley S. A. Cosby, Rifle Brigade, ham left Kingstown for England. The oson. R. St. Lawrence arrived at -Singstown yesterday from England. The Solicitor-General, M.P., arrived at Mingstown yesterday from England. Lady Grace acrived at Kingatown yesterday froet England. Lieutenaut W. B. ...

... - J.LLX,4 *0t c .0 ' j E IRISH WRONGS AND ENGLISH REMEDIES, By! Barry O'Brien. London: :-Iegan Pani, Trench, and Ca. Mr O'Brien has already written so well and so powerfully upon the Irish question that any fresh contribution of his must be received with genuine: public interest. In the present volume Mr. it O'Brien says nothing that is absolutely new-11) that is, what supplies the material ...

... I THE UNMsSITY CHORAL CONCERT. 'THE GOLDEN LEGEND. as, A beautiful work is Sir Arthur Sullivan's as, antata, The Golden Legend, and the onier- is, city Choral Society may well be proud of the of way in which they demonstrated its merits by l's their performance of last night. It is not too n, much to say that the concert was one of the best ho the society have ever had. It lost nothing, ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN 0 r 1t SHOW. Yesterday the annual Spri0 g Siow, held ur, the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society, , opened at the Ball's bridge grounds. lhe rem'- rence of this even t is looked forward to with tb. greatest interest by a very large nurnber people, and for various reasons. Happening a4 Easter time, it brings together a vast re S of country folk, and swells the hotel lihts to the, ...

... 1 Yesterday the annual drawing of the Art Union prizes took place in the Royal Hibernian Academy House. There was a large attendance of sub- scrilsers. Everyone who takes any interest in g the subjectof Irish art must rejoice to learn e i'from the statement read by Mr. W B Martin that g I the report of the committee was the most BuC- 1 cessful since 1860, if Dnot in the entire history of I- ...