... FASHIONABLE INTELLGENCE. I DEPARTuRE OF Tban COuRT FoR THE ISLE OF WIGHT.-Her Majesty and the Prince Consort, accompanied by their ?? illustrious children, and attended by the lady of the bedehamnber-in waiting, Major-General Wemyss, equerry to the Queer, and the lion. Colonel Charles Grey, secretary to the Prince, and a limited suite, left Buckingham Palace on Wednes- d~y aftornooll at two ...

... RATIIVNTES FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY. l The early summer sh0ow of exotic and florists' flowers of this society was held yosterday in the elegantly laid-out grounds of Mountpleasant-squaro, which were placed at the disposal of the committee of the society by Terence Dolan, EIsq., the proprietor. The arrangements, which were corn- mitted to the direction of- Evans, ?? and -Johnston, Esqrs., were ...

... 1V ' C)YAL-41R STAPLETON'S BENEFIT. I C, . ,, aunntlnouncement inserted in our adver- colalnS that our fellow-citizen, Mr. Stapleton, the ,,Pillar and 1nchl-respected treasurer of tbe Theatre Royal, tis benefit this eversing, and presents his just and i clainl on thle Patronage and support of the public. jarishnients selected for the occasion comprise a variety Thettaic Dovtlties, in which the ...

... ~-?jIiONABLE INTELLIGENCE F1, DA -.The Queen and Prince, and °:g° ce11 of the royal family, were prevented by the peger al f the Nycatller this morning from taking their usual 11lerueney lnd rides. Her Royal Highness the Duclss of earlyv I e5p~nid by his Serene Higliness the Prince of levt, en 0Itttedcd by tlhe Baroness de Speth and SirGeorge leisie~l aj cdat osborne yesterday afternoon. ...

... - I TitEo RAMBLEL5-A CATHOLIC JOURNAL AND) RENlew OF LITS1e2ATUIMer, ScIrNst, &c,, No. XXIX., May, 1850.- ((iurnsandLambert, Lonedon-Bellew, Dublin).-Thecon ecits of this number of the Rambler' are varied and interesting. The first article, on the prospects of the Anglo-Catholic party in the established church, details ivith ability and discrimina- tion the progress (if the gradual but mighty ...