... : THE COURT. OSBoRNE, JAN. 22.-The Earl and Countess of Elgin arrived at Osborne yesterday and returned to London this afternoon. -His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by Major-Genieral the Ion. R. Bruce, arrived at Buckingham Palace about six o'clock yesterday evening from Osborne. The Marchioness of Downshire has arrived in Lod. f. don from East Hampstead Park, Berks. The noble ...

... THE ENGLISHWOMAN'S JOUIMAL. No. 47. London: W. Kent, Paternoster Row. AmoNGsT other contributions in this month's number there are two poems by Isa Craig, which will, no doubt, have attractions for many. Lz FOLL=T. London: E. Minster * Sen, Argyll Place, Regent Street. TUE chief merit of this publication consists, ef course in the attention it pays to fashion. The plates in con- nection with ...

... FAS [LION. s, T 1H E C O U R T. Since her ?? the Queen has lived in the t, greatest i etiremuent. IIer Mijesty only has one of her t children as a colnpanion at dinner. Even tbe King e of the B-lgians -noar as he is in Ilood, and intimate n as he h~is heen. wirh her Mlljesty from her childhood -has not heen excepted from this privacy. All the c members ef' the Royal Family dine together with ...

... THE COURT. OSBORNE, JAN. 20(-His Majesty the King of the Belgians is remaining at Buckingham Palace. Viscount Dungannon is at present visiting his es- tates in the North of Ireland, and is staying at the Ulster Club, Belfast. The Marquis of Exeter has returned to Burghley House, Stamford. The noble Marquis and Marchio. ness and family are expected in London early next week for the season. The ...

... ' ' 0 r T If E C OU R T. OSBOaNrNJ JAN; G.-The Queen held a Council td- i day, at which were present Earl G ranville, the Duke of Newcastle, and Sir George Grey. At the Council, ! Parliament was ordered to be further prorogued from 0 Tuesoay, Jan. 7, to Thursday, Feb. 6; and a procla. n mation was issued for the meeting of Parliament for e the despatclh of public business on the said Thursday, ...

... . 'T EE CO U RT ?? 0sBORNE, JAN. 28.-The Prince and Princess Lein. ingen are expected to arrive at Osborne to-morrow. TI}E VICEREGAL LEVEE. His Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, KG.:, held his t 't first levee for the senson at Dublin Castle, on Wed- nesday. His Excellency entered the Throne-Room shortly after one o'clock, attended by the officers of s the household. a PRIVATE ENTREE.-The ...

... : * A - - i me n-~WATT11 ?? - - ?? ANTRIM-Dervock, Ballyearry, Monday; Glenariff, Tuesday; Ballynabernice, Thursday. ARMAGE -Mountnorris, Surgowna, Mdnday; Cully. henna, Tuesday; Markethill, Friday; Portadown, Saturday. M CAVAN-Cavan, Butlersbridgo, Monday; Cootchill, Kilgolagh, Friday. DERRY-Tubbermore, Monday; Dungiven, Tues- day; Claudy, Garvtgb, Friday. DONEGAL-G reencastle, Monday; Glen, ...

... ' i THE COURT:.-- OSBORNE; JAN. 19.-Divlne service was 'performed at Osborne this morning before their Roy'al High.' nesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and ?? Highnesses Princess Hohenlohe and Prince T4ouis of Hesse. .he Rev. 0. Protbero officiated. The old mansion in'the beautifoudemanne.of Tempo, in the County Fermanagh, which was the scene of. that ...

... FASLHONt FASIHION. T HE COURT. The Queen remains at Osborne, with the Prince of Wales and the other members of; the Royal family. The King of the Belgians left Buckingham Palace yesterday, on a visit to Viscount and Vicountess Palmerston at Broadlands. PARIS, JAN. 18.-Lord Cowley had,the honor of being received yesterday by the Emperor, to deliver a letter.written by the Prince of Wales, on ...

... * THE COURT. It was only after the decease of the Prince Consort that it could be known how great was the amount of business performed by his Royal Highness. No one can be more painfully acquainted with the fact now than our bereaved Queen herself; for the Prince, it seems, really performed the duties that would devolve on the most confidential secretary to her Majesty. Few people have an idea ...

... THIE COURT. OSnoRX.aE, JAN. 21.-'His Majesty the King of the Belgians is remaining at Buckingham Palace, but is expected shortly to return to Osborne. VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and suite ar- rived on Monday evening at the Castle, where the Viceregal CourL will be held for the Winter season. His Royal Highness the Dake of Cambridge visited their Serene Highuesses the ...

... THE C O URT. -Os3ORN0,' JAN. 1.-Lient-Gen. the Hon. C. Grey has succeeded Lord Alfred Paget as Equerry in Wait- . ing to her Majesty. The Marcilioness Frances Anne of Londonderry, isceompanied -by Lord Adolphus and Lady Stpblia ;Vane Tempest, was to leave Seaham Hall on Wednes- nay, for Wynyard Park, near Stockton-on-Tees;' LORD AND L4DY MoNcr.-A lktter-from London iAys-l' I regret to observc ...