... F TiDH CouRT.-lHer Majesty and the kriuce Con- sort honoured the Adelphi Theatre with theirpresence on Thurs. day evening. In attendence were the Countess of Desart, the idon. Eleanor Stanley, the Haon. Lucy Kerr, Lord do Tabley, Lord Alfred Paget, and Colonel F. H. Seymour. Her Majesty has invited Admiral Sir Edmund. Lyons. the Comrnander-in.Chief of the Medlterranean fleet, &c., to be her ...

... I LI BTERAW TURA Wco WROvT THEx WAvzER MY NOVEs ? Being an inves- ligation into certain mysterious ?? attending their production, and an inquiry into the literary aid which Sir Walter Scott may bave received from otber petOOt1*- London: SmitSh, Elder and Co. Daubli: W. B., KejY, 8, Graftos-creet. We have received a curious pamphlet ?? startling headiog, which cannot fail to create t sensa3tic ...

... e,* ..FAAROQP4*E 1XTRSFL,* J I stll~tonI c., ca, ?? MtflKe ?? tbtlWW . ., k7lJmh by 7the Aitn ?? tbbilit~3. 'ine Viscounte1sa Dngannon and Miss, Letita' 1D'Acy:frnln7 sad malts have. kfttb ~r~U. }otl-fdW~sfat -Mr. and' M~rt; ,Manos MW~ausandkaV hvarrsv, Allan rollorik. Esq., Mrs.,, and tIthMse5 Pci-' lock and suite hastfeti the dsh3 n c Gasi. w, : le; ,th~ Wedib ffrii llutb*~i' 6d e ,'Cav ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY'S SPRING CAT'TLE SHOW FOR 1856. Thie exhibiton so creditable to the society, and so deeply int restiog to ai who desire the prosperity of this country, may now be said to have concluded. The gates of the show yard closed at six o'clock yesterday evening, after which hour thc owners of fat cattle and other stock commenced the removal of theseveral animals. This proceeding ...

... | MALLow GazAT MoZ*trLy CATrTL MAxRKs -The second monthly cattle maiket was held in this town on Tues- day, the let Inst., Arid was a considerab e improvement on the former, both as regards the quag tity of atock exhibiteod and the business transacted. The stock was generally in much better condition than could have been expected at this season, and the demand was brisk, farmers being induced ...

... b1music, &a. VOTuvDa totrND-FOD! .tl1LITAr CoNoERT.-on Satur- day eiening this aoucert, whichn ?? regret was tot more edlec. tively annonuced, was held ia 'he round-room ot the ifotundo in presence of hlis Excellenoy the Earl of Cdrlile,' Lietenant- General Lord Seaton, the Commander of the Forces, and a highly distingaisheo aseembiagebf fashionable persons of both sexes. the utter ...

... - -- .. - I DvUBIN UNIVERSITY CHORAL SOCIETY.-The prodotion of a new oratorio in this city, which has been already aocepted by a Birmingham andilondon audience, Is a matter of no little interest. We well remember the enthuisilne with which the Eli was received at the festival last autumn, and we spoke of its success in the oolumns of this journal. The sub- Ject of the libretto la recorded Ia ...

... I UT ?? E,7OUB11EWD-.FRIQHTFUL 1; W on MKoq_ W'la eudlwho; wan con- ~~v~cted d~abini ?? tilhree6 Children at *o p. WI~faiezxin tod'a fbeat of'tho Old b 'a-ly. ?? ?? ha nmast bomoiyzg -the u~nfortuinate mis was'iftarally draBgged' he to the 04119od, And ~tpgle4 jor binlif '*th'th executitoierar in.,lth thidoeri' etrgAldpir8 jW Althog ?? bare, dr. '*banin anremitting 11V theilr'indneia'to, ...

... FASHION4ELE ITELLIGENC -- ITHi CouxtT.-The Queen and court neltu- is Privy Coessoil on Tuesdey afternoon at Bocldngbam.Pala5e. At the ?? I ontague Villiers had an audience and did homage On bald appointed lilhopoaf. ar`ale.~ fir George crey and the. ie,. 0J oU Yanea assisted at the cereamony.' The Marchioness BAY sna inlceeded the Coonteas of Desart us tlelady in waiting to the Queeni,, Lord ...