... I-l Ad .. ._ FAIRS. The May fair of Dunmore, county Galway, took place on OMonday, and was tolerably well supplied with stock of all kinds. The aubjoined quotations will be found to be cor- .rect:-Springers 101Olo 141 (a few went as high es 161); f three-year old bullocks and heifqrs 71 ?? to 101 lOs; two. year old do 61 to 81; yearlings (of which there was a large number) 81 ?? to 51. There ...

... I FASHIOIVABLE INTELLIGENCE. I A3RRIVALS AT THE SlfLBLOUitNVt I-IoTEL.-Sir Bolert Aberuotiiby, -art; Georg6 Ahertroulby, Zisq eptain HeiderSon R N; unii Jlimes-Saf, E _. DEPARTURES._ Colonel and ?? Addison, Captain and Mrs Hodge. NEW BEETHOVEN Rooms, LoNDoN.-M8lB Ellei Williams, a student of the Royal Academy of amulo, and one of our inost promising younig singers, gave her firat concert at ...

... i FASHIONABLE iNTEBL'LIG:ENCE.6 I To ?? ROYAL VISIT To LtrAooL.-Since oour la3t (says tho Licerpowl, Clronfcde o,:Saturday) the chanos of the Queen being present at the opening of St. 'George's Hall have inoreased. Tie committee have been in corteripendence during the week vdith Lord Safron and Sir Geerge Grey on the subject. P, ince Albart hire exprcs ed a strong wish to be present, and her ...

... .FHNAloE EINN - F * i, -. _, tE I W . :- : The Begv. Liord ;A&ug~ustus Titzalarence died WednedaYj at 'his residence, Mapel Durham, in Oxfordshire.- Tie deceftsswho had not completed his fiftieth year, married, it 184, Sar5 e * i4dest daughter of..Lord Henry Gordon. Ter ?? RT.7On Thbirsday the Queen gave a grandI dlucek, served on the magnificent service of gold plate. Two buffets :were ...

... AOTAL UBLt O T GREAT. PARIS- EXHIBI~~ioN OF 1 ?? in accordarsee WIth the 'nrrangemunt notified by the Socie ?? ComMitte mantufad'tura, adjourned. meetings warb he1l yesterday of'the reteprehtatives of varionis branches of Irish manuftctnrefor theh rpofe of kaceiving cominui- catious with referepce to the 'grea' Pirsi 'Exhibition,; and of adopting measures for ensuring ?? reprentation of 'Irish ...

... I| PASHIONABLE iNTWLLIGENCE. . I The Earl'and Counteissof ErneI famnily and suite have arrived at Crom Castle, county Fermanagh, from London. The Countruess of Neuilly visited the Queen on Tuesday at uackisigham Palace. The Duke of' Newcastle' second son, Lord Ed- Ward 'etain Clive, lhaie ust entered the array as EneignIn the Rifce Brigade, and shortly departg, we believe, to join his regil ...

... i FASHI ojBLE INkTLLIGENCE. I R THE COURT. The Queen held. an investiture of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath at three o'clock on Monday afternoon at Buckingham Palace, when the following gentle- men were-invested with the order of the Bath :-The Eight Hoe. Sir Jamee Rob'rt George Graham, Bart., Mr. Jamea Cosmo Melville, aund Reari-Admral George Robert Lambert.- The Queen ufterwaids held ...

... :ROYAL DUBLiN :8OCIETY-THE GREAT PARIS : rBI~lEXHIJ3I l'lN OF 1865. , The members ct tbis society constituting tbe committed of manufacturs were in atteddanc-e at the board-room at eleven o'clock, and from that hour to a late period in the day were engaged in the dierueiot a? d errargmeut of pre- iimtitary details in connectinitb the Exhibitionat Paris r,,xt year. The chair wee filled ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN. SOIETY-THE 'alurK&; PARIS !1 EX I!T W14 ~ b Or M. ;0 1 ,. Tae commititee uS neauzfitoae olT tbuii giety met yester! tlay at iielvel o'ciw.4,:ior the parpU , ,ofrievivng depuratose from. theIvariotdI , tradi,,a ed ;of aqoriniog.l, &necessaryJ iufor.J tnition with respect to the forthcoming tslibirjwr'inParis-B Alj,&t',of receivin' Fjntlmitlon. Ji be forwa led t tthobeupriii ...

... I -m: ?? !tbkLb4li C1 IOTOEL SA &vsIkiiL L Or k F~ar Clonibtesa dofitEre, ;Lady Loulae,.the toaiouaes haresi as'he4kenry Crichton, for ?ard Gthe* Lisnaslres'; Vlseoulat sandl .Viseohtes Haroerton andl'the' ;Ront''iss8es ?omrr eroy, for Sp'e rctriem r atbahigan ?? Lord COlrini, for: London; R Lord acid :Ladn ' ?? Brown--. 'low House, Lurgan; ';oMd and 'Lady Dunsaidy,.for'Dune Iny' Caetle, ...

... IT+ -III U it Will be observed that rthe lls-ee of our metropoliten thea- tre, in catering Iob the intellectual amusement of the public, never loses eight of the treat principle of judicious variety in the tenousand character of th, eutertainment,, produced, and no piece, however splendidly or expenelvely brought out, ia permitted to run the chance of tiring the audience by oo fre- quent ...

... THEATRE .ROYAL-MISS JULIA CRUISE'S BENEFIT. Shakepeare's deathless drsma, A:Midesumxmer Wti~jtls Dream, in 'we presented last evening for the benefit of a rarely gifted and tb highly acaompiahtd 'vocal artiate, Miss Julia Cruise, ?? i There is nothing ,wouderfal in the fact of each a magnificent tb~ piece drawing together a numerous anld fnshisnable audience f -in fact, the Midsurmmer lw~ajds ...