... Fiferam x1ofices. CA1Ens'S 3oUtNAL FOR JUNE. THE Boox OF DAYS ror JUNE. Edinburgh: TV. d R. Chaambers. Tim first article in Chamnbers's Journal for June is -The Rise and Fall of the Daily .Flambeau-a capital description of the establishment, progress, decline, and break-up of a new daily paper by a limited liability company. There is a remarkably good article on Emanuel Swedenborg, and an ...

... FASHION AND VARIPETS. I ~ ?? ._I TIlE QUErr. According to tihe prosert arrisugament, hier M1ajtesty will arrive at Windsor frora the IsIlr of Wighlt on Tusathe 22nd lest., and on ' thle ?? (lay proioeed oen lier journeys to Scotland;- but It io yvery probabla that thle Q'aleon ?? reack Windsor en ?tenday, tin, 21st, inat, in ?? Oe, Ils!r 1M0jostY wsill sle0ep tiva nights at tue ceetic. Ills ...

... I l;3FASHION AND VARIITIHS. Amongst the names of those invited to nice ils Excellency the Lord Lieutenant at the dejesnnr given by Dr. Corrigan, the President of the College of Phvalolans, on th;e Btb Instant, we accidentally omitted to mention the names of Dr. Power, Dr. John A. Byrne, Professor of Midwifery to tih Medleial 6chool of tile Catholic Ulivortlty; Dr. MySwIney, &c. Mr. 11, ...

... I .ANNUAL SHOW I O nP THF NORTH-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION OF IRELAND, I, S 5. p a U C 0 5 r t t C 5 a t Ii a ii I 5 r ii 5 C Ii ( r t t C 51 I] e C S C a C V I V p V C 51 1? I' ii I C C I 1? 2 ii 1? Ii 'I I. ji: S ¶1 ii I 1\ 3 I YESTERDAY, the annual exhib)ition of lire stock, farm produce, agricultural implements, &c., in eonnexion with the North-East Agricultural Association of Ire- l ...

... I PIANO5.-PPTRFOR5MACE BY MR. H. CARROLL, BELrAST. TBI owners of the various pianos exhibited in.Class 16 in the N Court, and iindei thcEastern.lome,. apper to~b anxious to~bring out the provincial profes- sore of music. With this vies Messrs. Kirkman, who show under the dome. one of thefinest, if not the, very'inest, grand piano,inthe Exhibition, ap- pointed Mr. Hobson Carrql0,(qf Belfast,to ...

... DOWNPATRICK UNION AGRICULTURAL I- SOCIETY. i Iii irTHUBSDAY last, the Vannual exhibition of farming stock and implements given by the Downpatrick Union Agricultural Society waas held in the usual 31 place-the Old Brewery-yard. -The weather was a very favorable, and the turn-out of stock large, all things considered. If there was any falling off, it was in the number of exhibitors in the ...

... THE ITE R Wili O ,i 1862. l ?? PIngTING} IaAOXNILY. [FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENI.] I AMONz3ST the varied classes of mjwhinery shown us ?? Exhibition therer'6i0arll'h any possessed of 'more. interest, especilly to- those who desire the advancementof knowledge, than those ma- chines eonnected with typographic printing. - e the general pln0 see, ?? the products of printing machinery,.they ...

... |- l His Excellency the Lord Lieutemant enter- tallied thle foliowintg goests at dinner on Friday, thu 25tls inatant:-0 oneral Sir George Brown, General Lawrenson, Colonel Douglaq, Captain Keith Fraser, Colonol Liltztnayer. Colonel Lowe, Colonel and Ifra Htaiues, Mrs Brown rigg, Colonel Whitmitore, Captain Bttackett, A D C; Colonel Lttngdau, Caolonal tnililivygramn, 16th Itubiours; Colonol ...

... FASUION AND VARIETIES. 11cr Ma~jesty, with the Royal Family arid aeito, will airive at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, the 2 tnd instant, wberier they will etay Only one flight, as on thle fel.. lowing day they will take their doparture for Scotland. 11cr MaJesty the Empress of Austria's ap. peariinco Is Ihat af a dlilcat a ivalid-pialo, and much euffar.~ Ji~g. Shte coutnot walk without support, ...

... I 4AHIJON AND) VARIETIES. i The Dhuke of Cambridge, after inspectinly the Lormota Me(1 ?? an F'riday, Comtplimelnted'li thon in1 thiar t1l1CIVIIIy, M11 rtgriltL I ho areallijoas (of time tuoater. With 1 u to HIMci ialovtmnoitb, lic would isay lucy wtoi dmottwi Iha b1. t 1.8 lind scon; and tiader Ilia friend Lieatotlatit. COlOr o WKNOl lie Wa1 oil o MVjya a thar lnumbers rind aLnl- vjetdtWI ...

... I FASHION, AND VARIETIES. I , It is expected that her Majesty will again visit Winas6r on the 21stilly fern few days previonstoher departure for Scotlund. Tiho Qacun Will reside at Balra0al until tile middle ot September, when her Majesty intends v'isiing Germany. On or about the 15th of October her Ma- jeely will again take up her residence at Windsor Castle for the winter ?? Journnl. It is ...

... FASHION AND VARIlETlES.. I Lady Emlally Peel is still at Ems, anid is rc- coveting from her recent Indispositioit. On Icavlg ERns ILadly Emily will go to Glalvo, wolhere sbe will be mHL by Sir isbart ltel, who departs for Swltzerland aifter the plorogFi- tLoi, of parliament. MIr. arnd the MAisses L3noh Staunton have left thelir residelice, at Brary, for London. We are happy to be able to state ...