... CASTLEBLAYNEY tAIR. I - - - 1 - - - . - CASTnnMANEr, Fans. 7.-Our first apri-lg fairi came off to slay. The weather, which for seine lay-s JcrstIt haul been of the most boisterous nature, ?? calmed down, and the attendance of E,11,-s al buyers was nearly an average. In store cazttle, there was comparatively little business done, as Uontrasted with former fairs, nor were prices within It. io0. ...

... [I * | DEPARTURB OF THE LORD ~llEUTEtNAXT. Their fxcelllencile the Lord Licutinaot aud Lady Wode- house loft tho Kingsbriflgo Terminus by the four p.n, trainl yesterday for Moore Abbey, where they wiln remain on a visit with the litarquis and Marchioness of Drogiseds until Wednesday. There was a grand ball at the Abbey last cvesnisug. ljisd a lawn hunt meet to-day at which theis Excelicnoeles ...

... FASHION AND VARIETIBS. Dr. Barry has returned to his resiidence, gO L4eson-street, froin London. The following are ammonst the latest arrivals alt tho Grcasi llotel --Ilr. and . r.. S. I). Ivileso, frointEgland; Mr. ned Mrs. Jones, fienu Fligland; ir. D. S. 11cr, 3.P.; ir. George Booths, anid Rev. V. Greeat. The following are allongsat tbe latest depar- tures from the Grcshain Hotel :-I-r and ...

... FASliON AND VARIETflDS. TY-' 'VICEREGAL COURT. Their Exeellen,.s entertained at dinner on Saturday the Lord 31ayor of uublin and Lady Mayoress, the Ohief JusticeoOf Appealand Mrs Blsekburne, Viscouritess Net. terville and lon didss Nottervilye, the Right Hon F Shavw, the Chief Baron and Mrs Pigot, Baron and Nrs Deasy, Baron Fitegerald, Goneral Sir Duncan M'Gregor, K G B; Sir Richard 3layne, K ...

... IDUBIIN ExHIBMON PALACE AN WI. TER GARDEN COMPAY (LIMITED). ' j The iixth half-yearly general meetinig of this orm- pony Was held yeaterday at three o'clock, ir tbo Board Iloom, Exxhibitiou Palace. There was 8ubse. quently a speolal meeting for the purpose of consider ing the propriety of increasing the capital of the cola- pany, and, to aempower the board to raise such capital. His Gra Ice ...

... THEATHE OYAL, Up to the preoent the career ef the pantomime of BeautJde at and the Beast has been one contioueus success, and few, If st any, of its numerous predeeesotrs were more popular. It continues to-'se a grext favourlte, And we would strongly re- W commend thmes who have not as yet seon it not to pernoit t h to be withdrawn from the stage without going to viow the exquisito scenery ...

... TTIE Teln-J APTS. 1RAd I 'Mi. i~ll.~li Pc' 11~ ?? PAnIC IN 11O5L -Amongst tue idi `, i Anrcs recently exhibited th Ainoiublin Ului to- ih i o on view at the ti gahyof M.T'1. Crailfitild, Graftonl-streiet, is oPO Of dile ilost attriletmv for thec general pu1,Ilii,. It repre- fett ls oe of the great cenxtres, of faslionlab.Ie iife, anddi ijilnstyates thue pecuiliar tendencies of tasiiuu in ...

... I FASUtON AND VARIET l S t its expectd that her. Majesty the Queen, rtempanlled Dy tholr Royal ?? the Prllns sean lIeleSa, Louisa, Bnnd Beatrice, and by Plinee Leopoli , will return to Windsor Cntstle irom Osborn 0on Tuesday or l'heir Excellencies; the Lordl Lieutenanlt auid Lady Wodehouso entertained at iineor on Saturday the ordchancellor and Mill Brady; tile Marinas of Convgng- ham, the ...

... FASHION AND 'VARIETIES. On Tuesday evening his Excellency the Lord Lioutoninnl nd Lady Wodchouse entertained at dinner:- The Earfla: .L Countess of Howth, Lord St. Laurance, Lord liastings, iao ?? Cavendish Butler, the Master of the Rolls, Mrs and Mliss Cusaok Smith ; the Right Hon. 51r. irs. and, Miss' Ntpier; Sir W. and ?? Hort, Sir G. and Jndylloedson, Sirl. and Miss Borough, Sir Augustus ...

... LOUGHREA. SPRrNG FAIR. I . ?? A . . I (Fnotr OUnL COnFrtixO ulDL\.) hi rLouoesnse, MONDAYv E ?? fair wa Ini held to-day. Thc supply of cattle and sheep ) fell short at least one-third of former yeas-s, and were all bought up before two O'clock, aftcr 1o that horrthe-r-cwas 'not a tall to be scon. on. the green I observed several Leinster bunyers int the d maktearly, who made their put-chases ...

... FASHION AND VARIETIES, The following had the honour' of diningG ,witia bis ], '3lileny the Lord Lieutenant and Lady Wade- e houeo, on huereday 2-11`e Primate anid Mrs Be0roeford, Bain Du)ol of 2 sheester, Right. Hon Chiceseeter Forosecue and He xenertess Wgdedgrave, bliss Moilay, Viscount tad Via- Mir rcuntess Gormernstown and Hon Miss Preston, Mar~inie and Pe, blayleroirness of flroglieda, ...

... MARRIA(GE IN HIGH LIFE. St. Stcpi'en'5 Chulrch, MIerrion-ssiularo, was, on the 12th instast, at halift 13t three o'clock In the afternoon, the *ccue of a very interesting event. The church was crowded by a most ?? and fashionable assemblage to wit- ness the allarriago, by special license from the Lord Primate of all Ireland, of Alioia, eldeost daughter of the late Robert Smyti1, Eisq., J. P., ...