... THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ,SHOW AT WARWICK. This great exhibition opened yesterday morning at ten o'clock; but, as is not unusual on the first day, the attend- ance was not very large. Those wh ...

... LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF FINEI I - - ARTS. At the private view of the society, which was most numerously and fashionably attended, the saks were enormous, aniounting to something like £1500 in the first four hours. The competition for soae of the favourite works was very keen. Now that the statuary is placed, the hall has a most stately and attractive appearance. Indeed, until this society came ...

... T HE M AYORAT T HE SATURIDAY 1 I EVENING CONuCRTS. I On Saturday evening WS Worship the Mayor, W. Preston Isq., paid a second ViSi5 to the Concert dll, lord Nclso.n.strcet. The ball vn3 orowded, and b ...

... I T|he Marquis of Bath is pasitipe, the seninon at Longleate, where his-lordship will receive his Royal High. ness the 1Dulme of Cambridge and a select circle during the present week. The Marquis de Varnbagen has arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jerinyn-street, from Madrid. The Countess of Licbfield wag confined of a son on the 29th tilt., at the Marquis of Abercorn's seat, Baron-s.court, ...

... JJ'AIRS DuNLveis-At this fair on Monday the Ehow of tcet Ws, very Considerable, and sold a shade under the pricea obtained at Droghede on the 12th, beet beef realizung b~t Gd per lb, or 566 per owt under sink. Middling may le quotrd at 4 Io i.e1 per lb. Spritagers ranged from lcz to Ise for the best ones-frow 121 :to 14 being the generut run. There was sagooddeal of. store cattle on show; tu ...

... I FASHIONABLE.. INTELLIGEgNCE,. X | . BtU MAJETY'S STATE BALL-Her Ma- jesty the Queen gave on Wednesday evening, at Buckingham Palace, a state ball to a party of 2,000. The yeoman of the guard were on duty In t e grand bail, under the, ommand of Captain Macdonald, the axon In waiting. Major General Sir Travail Phillips, the lieutenant of the corpe, attended. At ten o'clock the Queen and Prince ...

... I l 59. Chris [he a will I uglcsi~ d4i- leyle) 4 yl- 1111strej fst (; lernfll ; 7 t hea di1, 50 ?? Ic 21b dos) W~ills ?11 thu en se I 10( fillies hJ) ,et 411 It, 8s 3st 411 ?? ODes- Oil -, anl Ir all se. .. 3 deli i uhly) 2cond laps- Five AI uucuI1runAL EsYsrs, No. I-SOILs. By Tnomrms BAa.)wIN, Lecturer on Agriculture,' Albeit Mofdel Farm, Glasnevin. (Ducbliui * Ritlis 1toberitson, 23, is m- ...

... FASflIONABLE, INTELLIGENCE. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant enter- tttled at dinner on SatSarday eveningernsot ?? Earlof Cardigan, Lady Carolina LLscelle8, and the Misses Las- celles Col., 11oon J, and Lady Sarah Lilldsay ' Colonel and Mts colonel and SMre WerCn nrol, the Knight of Kerry, Mrs Wiilisams,Mien Wlliancl, Colonel Douglass, Colonel Unntt, onolnel Durnn, Colonel S trding, Colonel ...

... MAIDAMrE LIND GOLDSCIIMIDT'S CONCERTS. If ever a concert deserved the naine of tgrand, it was that given yesterday by Madaine Lind Gold- schmidt, and the talented performers associated with her oil this occasion. It was ,girand as regarded the rich and reckaercihe charlacter of tho music, as well..as in the brilliant anid effective style of its executibu, and sel- domn, indeed, have we ...

... * . . I .. . . .. . . Right 1i(on. Col ei Herbeit,, V ari- i the 3ises~ealrberi leftj~uckross on Monday, c'oufole to Hew-' opn Don, Kelsoe, .l3,.on avisitt to Mra. Herbeis soother, Laly '';leanor Bdifoeuiwlere tieyw ill remaln until aifter the Cludit- h ,1 fll* t n Iae ain'onf the 'lateat arriVa1& S G,. sb 'Hotel ' Kean, thej'. Mii ?? [ Chpnin,£nsaulit6 fr'o'm Itondtrn tfio ?? andi the' llon ...

... I- t ])LIN SOCIETY'S WINTER 8110W. | Stitspringy slio~sof the Royal IDublintScit in * A,4 tilhe cattle -were exposed for a series of 1v wet and inclement, even for the month ?? i ourvariable and never to be depended on ':Jiatl l ain fell in torrents, and the result passages leading to where the arnimals ~1-l'gtedwelre rendered quite impassable to visitors et' r of water and heaps of mud that ...

... (From Lse Iblet, Journal do Grand Monde.) The show rooms of the leading firms are now deco- rated with all the rich and tasteful novelties for the aping and summer seasons. We give our fair readers the benefit of the usual tour of inspection. The pardessus occupies considerable attention at the present moment. We must speak of several, the productions of one of our first houses, varying from ...