... _SHONABLE INTLIGiWCi. I TeErl of Devon has quitted London for Powderhanm cthe, Devonrhire for the recess. Lord Courtenay, M.P., has ClsO eartved at the family seat for the holidays. The E1arl of Erroll i9, we learn, sastisfaactorily improving la beah rl rr! Countess of Sesfield are expected to arrive nrly I tile ensuing week at Castle Grant, N.B., from visiting CI~eOtl t - fayily colnections ...

... FJASHIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. WINnsoa, TUESDAY.'fhe Countessof Charlenionthabs I reliev ed tihe Viseoilteos Canning from her duties as the lady in Iwalitilig on the Queen. Admiral Sir Robert Otway hlas sic- r ceiede Cohlonel Berkeley Drummulond as the groomn i; wititillg ml her MaIjesty. 11er lloai~l 111ghlnesi tilc Grandl Ducegles Stephai of Baden, tbe Baroness lie StruniXff djr, and tile Baron ...

... LIVERA42TURE TIlE SELECT SPEECHES OF THlE RIGHT I1ON. I1ENilY GRATTAN; WITH HIlS ?? ON TIlE UNION, AND A COiiENTARY ON I1IS LIFE AND CHAlReACTER. By D. 0. MADDEN, Esq. t( (Dublin Ja3recs Dullf, Anglesea street.) Si This beautiful and valuable publication composes the first a volume of The Iris/i Librrry-a series of splendid na- tional works about to be placed, by the spirited publishing p ...

... I FASHIONABLEh'IA The Royal dinner party at Buckingham palac,,, Ts day included the Duke and Duches oon ce~~ The rs 9,of Gransby, the Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lady rqi *t Suckiville West. thle Earl and Countess of Rosteberry. ,,MC d Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay. The Hon. Miss Stanley and tkis Bon. Mio Hatmih,,, i,'ty g succeeded the lHon. Miss Paget end the lion. -Misi; Iir~ s~ p, ? ...

... I LITEIR.-jTuE. I A. MANUAL OF AGRICULTURAL C1HEMISTRY, WITH ITS APPLICATION TO THlE SOILS OF IlREL AND. Bly Trromcns ANTISEL, Esqj., &C. (Dublin: Hedges and Snitbi.) The utility of the subject treated of in the little volume now before ius. is so well recognized, that it is needless to urge it by any arguments on public attention. When we -speak, however, of the importance of chemical science ...

... Fa1SHIOV.1DBLE INTELLIC vrL. Viscount Melbourne leaves London in a few da Brockett Hall. Ilerts, for the Easter rece-8, Ivciioj r Yr a I.ady Bcaulvale, ?? a elect party. vll asso.rni~l i ii 'tscoumit will be ubsivt frono London about tlhre, ;rvrk 'IsCOillist ?? llef L 1s l i on Siturdtv fo C lovward', the Iltt of tile Earl 1t' Cisl e. iii Vork1 .ior Tbh Diie of N'ort itts.rizl hat recels3iv ...

... P PUBLICAT'IONS OF TIh' flU LOGICAL SOCIETy torso*.O THE BOOK OF OBITS AND MARTYROLOG CHRIST'S 'UHUtifClt G Edited by the Rev. J. C. CsOSTINT With an Introduction by the Rev. T. TOE AM, ffi ?? &,c. D,1. The present volume is one of the most curios5 importaut and interesting publications that have issued by the above. named excellent national ?? ie umanuscript, which in it is rescued from oivo ...

... I FASHIONA.BSLE lA BELT- I. RoTAL VerlTrpIt iS confideirtut rumoured tht litr laijesty's intention to lionour will visitsit h i nanlts of colirnies ill England. The first royal ii i ord to be to Hatfield tile second to Warwick Casle It IS 1 10 lieved that these royal ?? will not be Confi;ed to land. bet that Ireland will be permitted to ShOlWlernd to I hospitality in giving o ?? to hetr ...

... I FAS,4flOBLE INTELLIGENCE. I -I C WItensoRt, WEDNESDAY..Thi Queen and Prinot Al- ij bert, tile Printes of WVles. Prince Alfred, the Priltess Royal, the Princess Alice, and the royal suite, arrived at thre Castle a 0 few minutes before four o'clock this afteruooti, in four of the d royal carriages and tour. Soon after the arrival of the court at the Castle, ier Majesty, attended by ?? lady in ...

... FASINII0IVABLE JsV'LLGEI@.E ?? % | Wi.,sort Tup-Rly EAV ?? Mejetand 1 Iligness Prince Albert. accompanied by time royal l a take their il partilre to-muor iv from Buckilmgmlaalg pujy ' Windsor. tra velling from PadIdington to slougi1 ill ti ' for rirge or the Great Weotern ItuliwVay Comiminm3 and ,,aalt 2!2 .ithc Castle at twvo oc~oclk to lunlchleolln The roval 6r a irh dc thle Viscountees ...

... _j iTjIoNL jHBZNATJLLIGEN CR. I)Sorg. V >E9 DAY.-It s8 now arranged that the cot wl leave Windsor for the Isle of Wight on Saturday. The ?? eports vvticil have been circulated for some time past, I nt to lead the nation to expect an Increase in the royal Si Ct ttally aithout foundation. Yesterday a new anthem, frpil by his HR X1ighness Prince Albert, was rehearsed fur thefirst time in St. ...

... I M1USIC IALl. I Again have we listened with rapture to the fine, expres. sive, soul stirring melody of Mr. Russell his rich, mellow, barritone, sweet and tremulous with emotion, or bounding in playfulness and hmrtr.n,,.hat whether in hurnour or in pathos, tbrilling with expression-has again vibrated on our ear, and again have we felt the conviction that he stands iunrivalled in the peculiar ...