... I . 1 (3a1o1m OUL RcroI-onrca.) B3ALUANASLOlP .TscURSDAoY NJoocsr.-The great Octo- ber fair of sheep, horses, and black cattle commences here to-morrow, and will be continued on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. The general opinion is, that there will be a large supply of cattle and of horses, bat that the display of sheep will be limited, owing to the severe mortality amongst them from rot ...

... - I , , - I t . . ,V, tooe in onf-tls m Ost -nd A whilst £lc Wcipi~isiait ?? jeplttd ?? ?? aoofie'glh~ltio ebO I ?? f ( ?? tr dfivelopt cnt lh l1t d elfftill ffjp-ropilft3T7C1WII jttl a; i tlef tbls DIe1ta anthd ?? ?? :fhei1, plt n~d aednotsbhoio ?? dO Jri 81rara,~ {htb ldeg'iost,'crthngibehe1notira6|o hrttiihc'of. the'lev'Oil, Uoarluina It iabni jbiotiee o ?? thbt titiel,,sl rt~ilibinl^ al ...

... FASHION AND VAtiETSES. The following left for Englando yesterday, per Royal Mail steamers ?? Travers, 5th Dragoon Guards; ifon Agar Ellis, dp;, Captain Coote, Mareblneess of Bath, Mrs Fra1k1 , MISS Glbbou, Biro Iforrison, Mrs Uore, airs Morreon, Mics Coh'n Marriott, Dr Callum, Miss Briscoe, Messrs E 0O1arrell, James O'Farrall, Henry Shepherd, G it Swiufan, J Wright G Shipwortb, J G Lindsay, E ...

... ?? I, I I ' . ?? . ?? - . I ?? . I ?? Mr. t . V. Iliolic alpoeloaI mt llie lIarIll., Il, WIe Of It il11iOoCNS MlLicllCU. liiY porsonation a by foren and dis~uity, etnd illustrated thattilo h ias boen bubtooe d on hi 1 wes wall and truly is reading of Rielltd Mils truly Shakii.kerlan, ns ii (l did ?? allow the vices of the usurper Hing Jeseeld to that nhich is ctluloated to oscito pity, IiOOO, ...

... FPASHION muND VYAIUI . e The fo witiog. r4vdd &iom Noa*- orday pfroyal :iill ste-ersiie iR ghtoibts n anlulto;L S.Ca p lh ?? ucklt'Captain' adisr, paxstai i, ?? 1.0ils CoWen, lifsailidnmer; Mra Ne ?? isls Cooper, 1.! Nobek Misaiultahl4MPe A;de1ln, MNasaa A'S Bosto, U Momani; H'ShsrlackJ: KA* Regiment, It - oIgileldi, Jimoa Hughtu , Headion oQ 'Garwood, GTaylor, W }il Burdqn,. Charles Hqnacr1 ...

... BALLINASLOIE FAIAR. Er - (1?iiOoi OUR iRiPoiRTIii.) al I BALLINSLOQ, SATUriiD)AY l'iEcIrN. -O.ing to til large eneont, of businese dlone yesterday the di-pl ly of Y. ,,I sheep on the green this morning for dale vait very !a. limited; much smaller indeed than that of the saecbit ff, day of the sheep fair for many years past. The Hoick 0yviters were quirk to see their advantage, and they pat 4= ...

... iFASHION AND VARIETIETS. I The following arrived from England on Saturday and yesterday per royal mail ?? Mar- quis of Drogheda and suitt, Captain Quinan, Dr Colahan, RN; Captain 11 It 8empster, Dr ScoIB, lilon L I'owyn, Udlli Patti, and membors of Royal Italian Opeora Company; Mits Edwards, Mr Stoyne, rs Manning, Mrs Doylo, Mrs Burrowes, Mro Mac- nanrara, Mrs Phinkiet, Miss Lodlotyck, Mrs J W ...

... FASEHON AND]) I ARIETEM.: His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant arrived at i hc Klng'sbridge terminus, from Killarney, yesterday alcortly after four o'clock, and proceeded to tie Viceregal Lodge. The Right Hon. the Earl of Lucan returned frm a visit lo Colonel Gare, ai litek Manor. to Castiebcar' House, on Ihursday last, and left on that evening for Holly. mount House, the residence of Tlhomas ...

... I . FASIhION AND 'VARIETIES. Viscount Alonck! accompanied by Viscounteis Moseck and family, Denis Godley, XE4. (Private Secretary), and Captain Brand, A-D-C, are expected t4 arrive at The Deaner', Londonderry, on to-ulorrow, on a. visit to the Dean of Derry and Mrs. Tigie. (on the following day his lordship andi suite embark from Derry for hlia goverunmnt (it Canada. The Hon. Spring Rice, ...

... FASHION AND Y 2IES. . ARRBIIVAL 01? TlIl COUuRT t?2 JDNUR,1 -Elnslounnon, 'TUESDAY.-7'16'hroyal train Eany &Bd InlS. Marare attio, Einbrgl, pec~elyati6.20 this evening. 31LO royal Party Conatifted Of thea Qucen, the prince Consort, Ole I'rircse8soAuto, Htelena, Louisa, and Prlnoci6LeoPOld, at- C. tended by Lord C Fitzroy, General Grey', Sir Charles Phlsipsa, o B ; Lady Augusta Bru1ce, and the ...

... 'Fie Queen has forwarded a large case con- , soiga valuable present from liar Majesty to Lord Cea.tlo- 11 (lCto evince 1er royal appreciation of his lorislilpso- d oleicely hoospitality during her recent visit to Kenismer Ii ?? B3 lo(r MlaJesty's commsiand a distinguished 4m1tCC benIrinItoot, Tli work isbeauitifuilly got up,aendcon. 0 oias 1iiirstrdiions of the surveandiag senery, mixed tip ...

... MUSEUM OF II1S1 INDUSTRY. . The distribution of prizes, and the opening of the Nducktionail Seselon, 1361.62, of the Museem of Iriah Industry, Stephens-green, took place last night. The epacious theatre of the institution was crowded by, 4 highlyrepectable assemblage of lAdieS rnd gentlerne l, and much interest was evinced in the proceedings. The 'wlliover and each side of the presidential ...