... FA~l AND VARIT - IE S :I F ASSION AND VARIETIES, - Io. . . . I ?? ROYAL COLLIGZ OP. SURGEONS IN IRELAND. -Dr. Nolan, Gorti LIK. and Q.P., and C.S.L, he. i e:0,, having beon solemnly and publicly examined on two k6 sevcral days, was admitted a Fellow of the Collego.-By Lu order of the Council, John Bronnen, Regstrar. The following are amongst the latest ar- 0- rlvals at the Hibemnianr hotoel- ...

... - 1; II 4' ?? X, Act I,,. ; - i I hI } ?? , . I Their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgiens are cspected to areivo In London sha early part of theerisuhig week. T uhe 1hke do.Chartres second son of the Duise of OrleaDs, has afetn ?? the Italian army. Lord sand Lady 0hto Fitzgerald entertaineod the Duke and Ducheas of Clevelarid, the Masehionoss of Downshire and Lady Allce Hill, the Earl ...

... I|_. _ CARLOW FAIR, CAPLow, JuNB 22,1860.-To-dvy we had the June fair of this town, and in consequence of the state of tho weather latterly the circumetauces were very favourable. There was a short supply of ?? store heifers and bullocko dull. The latter may be quoted as followis :-iThree year olde, 10'. t' two year olads, 81. to 10l.; and yearlings, al. to °; with heifers of good quality ...

... IB. s* Viacoultess Longford and suite have left towfn for Rneland. O Lord and Lady Crofton loft town yesteral 5vCning. .a I LadYW Cuffe and suite left town ye terday eveplsng for Lanon. ,. ?? night the karchionoss of Wa- tarford lied her dral ?? attbe famllyrni~46s $lon I reetrsS.Janno's. There were about 400 persons of rank prouent, and Samong the company weore- ti~eM qnlsa8land~arcone [2e, ...

... FA IOC AN4D VARIETIES. The Lyceum oloses at the end of next week,. to re-ope'n o6 the it' Septoratbir with a iew play by. Mr. '-Booleeault, in u:hlh hc and:lMr. 'Botilcaolt will porforeo. Tho now.thoetro in Holboam. nadgr the maqlbmant of Mr.. S ?? ill odpen about i'tho ,rne Alms, ahio wgith e, ?? plcoj'byrfctr. Bbualeoccilt. , - . ThoMzMiil4 alid Mshiomds. -of Clsil- ,Lsjrde~entertiae1ndist ? ...

... Y.. 3ASHION-AND VAIET119. H. r Majest tng Royal family lef& Balo- nuil y~aterday'ab a .40o js, ,, : ?? lqosato,' Doiark is vbout to m'atrrytheo Rzincs WIlhoinliro'nof Hlanitd, born. in 1.1, and younsgoir'alst&b tir prnesest q~eno'wdn a ne~'ohild~en of ?? e i 9 'an Al at Hanovcr aro'iapetd shortly thi arrivb at W deer 6 itl& ' Preparations are 'activdy gaing9; forw'a'id'li the state rooms and ...

... FASBION AND VARIETIES. The Crown Prince of Denmark,;'lettors state, ia about to marry the Princess Wlihelhira of Holland, born in 1841, and younger sister of the present Queen of Sweden. A Paris letter states, that Count de Montaq lembert is In a most alarming condition. It is reported that Sir Hugh Rose, Com- mander of the Forces in Ireland, will be made a peer. The following axe amongst the ...

... I I, 'A ,1 - ri: H 2 %ev ~ FASHION 4N] VI 'ETI S ; ,A ;f -h -,V * 'Te Lopd. Lieouten, ,id vt bf,9 ,, Kimbirley will hoour the-t- rd yoradth Y MiqavYropa with their m anat teb to be given at tjie a lt taf-past ton o'oieek. ; ?? . s's. 1. I j . i We (Oufl- 'tidereta~d 4ht=; .hie- 1Dowage0T La''y Truro has bequeathed to thd Prtiefees MAr'ot w! Ca& ` bridge thew hi~lo df heia forttntc'atl llhO ...

... , 3JoG1 IEDA, Jmjmx 22.-Our celebrated charter fair came off to-day. The weather was exceedingly fa. vourable-the supply of stockgood-the attendance 'of pu-chasers large, and the prices generally speak. 'g in favour of the sellers, and more particularly Bo intbeef and store bullocke. The steamers going to 'sail to-night favour business, so that thisancient fair, notwithstanding the reports ...