... I -- PASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCB. -- Wuveil'Daosa, ?? Majesty and hisit Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by the Roal hisyal neeses the Prince of Vales, Prince Alfred, the Princeso nigh. the Princess Alice, and the Princess Helena, left the Casts nine o'clock this morning, attended by the royal suite f e at horne House, Isle of Wight. . The august party occupied five carriages and four, and ...

... I -3Th ERATUREX N AND RECLA15MATION OF FEAT BOG, &O. oGI (Dublin: Oldham) tto ell-timed and most practical publication is the joint t ?? f the Messrs. Mullinu. the eminent civil engi- T1 a contractors, and contains the Rubjects of a paper B tenu the meeting9 0of the Institute of Civil Engineers, W etal at phjhdbpermission of that body, in anticipa- ren Of their appearing in the transactions ...

... I I WINDSOR, FRIDAY EVENING.-Tbere has been a strong ramour prevalent at the Castle this afternoon, to the effect that a sudden change has taken place in the intended movements of the Court, and that the Queen and the Prince Consort will re. turn to the Castle much sooner than the time previously an. nounoed. It is added that the ause of this ochangs i8 the arrival of important intelligence ...

... r o FASRiONAA~k NTBLLt;EJN i.-? atVICEREGAL COURT.-His Excellency the Lord Lieit. attenant entertained the following party at dinner on yesterda re (Wednesday) evening at the Viceregal Lodge, Phoenix Park,_ The Ladies Ponsonby, the Countess of Kerry, Hon. Gerald Pon. sonby, Captain Henry Ponsonby, Mr. Corry Connellan, if - Charles Gore, Mr. Monekton Milmes, M.P., Mr. Hayden, Prl B. of ...

... On the seizure of the Polish publications the Constitu- tionnel says:- I A puerile and odious persecutiol hat just been directed against some journals of Paris, which are written in the Polish language. The responsible editors of the Polish prints, entitled Le Trois Mai, La Nation Polonaise, eand Le Democrate Polonaise, wrle on Monday summoned to appear on Friday before the Tribunal of ...