... 1 Lord Derby has summoned the Irish Conset- vative peers to select an IrIsh ?? peor in room of Lord Lazesborough. The Earl and Countess of Bandon, and Ladies Bernard, arrived In Cork yesterday from London en routs to Castlo Bernard. The Countess of Desart is staying on a visit wilth ?? and Vlscnuutes castloroe3e, at Killarney Hense. Sir John Gray, M.P., arrived in Dutblin yesterday from ...

... THE, VICEREGAL HOUSEHOLD.' The 010 amnounces that the Marquis 'ofAbeororn -has appointed Captain Stewart, of the 2ad Lie GiMrds, Cap- Atahln;Olaud LaseallesI ?? acid LDrd Chlaud.Halmilton; Oe'enadlef Guarstd, to be 'ades-dd-eamp; Lteutd~ant-Oolanb'e Forster bha been ajpeinted 6Am ter of the Horse; Hr r Andoew Cooeerall and Mr. George Paget have been ap- pointed Gentlemen-at-Large; Lord James ...

... i;, t ;TiE* OfNTx.- The author of Constance Sher. wood, a tale df the-days of Catholic persecution ,in England, has taken a short' respite. shie_ ., appe-31i+'ano'tfier-whith- iily'. to be of still gi bsrzAaterdpt, ',iyS !f ?? :Gl argarei43ift>dil n Vcei iuaeot.reach d the ...

... Lord Talbot de Malahide and suite arrived *at Kingstown yostorday, per the mall steamer Connaught i We understand that the band of the Con. stabulary of Ireland, conducted by Mr. 'Harry Hardy, will play at the Kingstown Bazaar on Mondayand Tuesday next. The following are the latest arrivals at the Hibernian Hotel:-Mr and Mrs Pox, famUy, and suite Messrs Edward Brown, Charles Stirkland, ...

... I. r ASHION-Al N , . .. M !, >3 ot requestdd ; state that' thel Wrd l Leuntsa.d the Countesssti'l barley wil holdals nsa.' dress reception for ladies and genlemen at the Oatlon 'Moniday, the l6th July, a ilthree docioek, orvl&rd to their 3 4eelj0ehcies! ?? ?? t1ie coantry. 3Queenand -royal f y edri'ed b Osboipa on'Satday.. ; B The XEmpres -Eugehiie; on -her arrivail at Anifeis, Was receved at ...

... I ROAL IITERNIAN AOADEMY OFrARb., In riiesunlig or notices of ihe wk now on ?? in fthe Acadere we will first direot attention to a, a ,picture by T. Hailor, No. 2al, V ader. IdVs, South W&Tes, with cattle asid flgurc. 'his.i a lie ahowy landsctop¢, in which tle ot aipb& to heiie . been embarrassed with the anumber of,,bjectswitlh. li, vhich' he'ha to deal. TIn tke ioaiediateforegropud wo have ...

... I ;; . 'FAEONA10 A ts.. i | ~:,The Earl of' .Kimberleyr arrived, at hiis re- elsdenco in firyanaton-squaro' ODo Thursday 'morning,' tram' 'Dub n.,; The1 marriage: of the Elonourable Augusta 'Cxoftoti,; the only dalughter of -Lord Orofton, -with the Roel., ~L. Gerald Dillon, the old~et cono!i Lord Cloubrook, was tolernumieed on. Wednesday in thci Parish ?? of. Aoecom- mon. We are, giventoui1rt ...

... ; FASHION M D ?? aVAnI I aI ?? s ?? , : - WLab - ?? ; m a n dI The. E0i1 and COduntqs. JitzwI~lu- ; Thv to6untejs of DonSrt iS stayin on Ivisits with tbc Ibf9Int anid Vlecounteas Cealero~sB ?? lloese. :. - -, W The 06umtess' of :Egl nton gavoebirtito a *dauhter o' tl f'lth hint. at ltl1inton CaBstle, Wyraiio OTiso'iIn Giiillianore has left Lodd fn r Ihdeibattcn, county LTrbirieh.', ...

... SLANE FAIR - SLANE, COUNTY MEA'IH, JULY 27.-The above old establishedfair was held to-day. The supply of t stock was large, and the demand briak in all depart- c ments, more particularly in beef, which reached 75a. bar] per cwt. for top lots. Middliig descriptions maybe quoted frm '65b. to 70s., and third class from 56a to M6a. per cwt. One of the moct beautifully finished lots of fat heifers ...

... Tan DunBue UNVEltSrrTY--MAtGAzI .-A good ah number, but we have Cead better. The world has fo been accustomed to regard Paracelsus as the Prince al (of Quacks-of the order of such impostors as ti Mesmer and Caglistro, but a thoughtful and co eloquent writer in the Uviiversity rescues the memory m of the Professor of Basle from the cloud of igno. re la rance which so long enveloped it, and ...

... ROYAL HIIBBERNIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS. ,hethirty.eighthannual emnltlion ottfiis acaalemy opened yesterday. The attendasce was n'merous and fashionable, notwrithstandingtheadvancedperiod t] of the season. In our impression of yesterday we a neught to give a genetsl Idea of the Pbaracter of the h SiiotuacseEnt in. by local artists. They are, we regret I to piid, principaly productions that have been ...

... ?? I'lFASHION AND VARLIETES. - ;THE ACChDEl9T ;O THHERINOI (SF WAIE3S ; i, accident5 of which the consequences mighlhave been :Vcry,Seriouq, ?? to $he Prince of Wales in liottan- row, about a quarter Fast one o'elock on Monday sitafrnoon. ?? loyal Highness, who was riding at a foot's pace with oha ofl hls equersiss and tvio ladies, had just sc0ahad thsi qltretne endofthe sow, nearest to ...