... I The Marquis of Clanrioarde and suite left Kingstown on yesterday per royal mail stramer. . The Marquis of Headford and auite left Kilgaoven on yestorday per royal maU steamor. . Lord Louth and ,uite, Louth Hall, arrived . at ingstoawn on yesterday per royal ?? e toasmr. Viscount Clastlereagh and suite have taken S their departure from KligStown per royal mail steamer. , Sergeant Armstrong, M ...

... I ?? FAIR, 00. WEXFORD. Il 11nosBrTr, SAUruDAY.-This uflually well. at. fended fair of our county came off yesterday. It was largely supplied with sheep, but horned cattle and pigs were rather limited. Good cattle sold dear, rather higher than last fair; sheep also evinced a small increase in value, while pigs reduced a shade. The quotations were as follows v-Beef,' from 00s. to BOd, per cwt.; ...

... e iI IIv t*,.I , LAI I. i~~1A 4 - I ?? I Thomgq pumrnind dledeato- a moist ihlom : ( :1d tm . Bruietinhk~rd ien 1 siay be liy s lse diedr i i;eln Helhedtowor re and tbe WoTk killed him. Fivre ye of ulrhl,'1gbdur tkderiniO l -fits btitlon,'tndea ?? narirr *hl -Iy to imipriv E h c ti ' . ,worws were, thS 1se lived. for horand la3 tor .hr. He was a public fieWwetor. Hid 'helved to mxte hbis plns, ...

... 7Mone -4 T., .1 t.- of- i-.*A LA LA J4irneo and Juhiet, by Gounod, has been produced in Brussels with groat 8s2ose. Lady Don's tour through the Southern States of America has beon interrupted by yellow fever. She has returned to New York. Kane O'Donnell, one of the editors of the New Yoerk Tritiume, lsaid to be writiag tilhe ooro and libretto of a now Fonlan opera. Mr. Dion Bouoicault is ...

... D1NDALK CHRISTEN[AS VAyt, I D1)nwnAy b,,. -- in A.. - ; . - I JUaU1ALK, IJ)EC. ?? ftit Wijs g, ?? one in suipplyV, anel the bensittee ?? ina. and mutton wereo conniderable. Be!ef rato.d fro., ?? to Nos. per cwt. for best cj~usity, asa ru , I je lots, however, goint, as hig as3. e cw., na cattle in any hand of 911 aa 31 pueriia bn wt. n. Ie tbohbigh price of hay for 'Winter feeding, the trU~3. ...

... | -1FASHI'ON AND VARIES. : I - .1- - X,'IX S The Earl and Countess of Meath, Lord Brabazon, Lady Kathleon Brabasio and mitt, kavy arrived at the Sbelbourna Hotel, 'Ihe Earl of Bective, AP., famnily and suite, is, bax riv.fa bgl parro? mail Katoa, The 19ml and Oouute of Egmoat and. suib have arrlved at tle IWYAl Marie Hote Kingetown. The Right EIon- the Earl of Howth and 5.114 left Klngtown ...

... N1E'WWSWAnlBY, TauRnSDAy.-The above autumn fair of our county came off to-day, displaying a tolerably good collection of stock in the various departmeurs. Buyers were also numerous. Pigs remain much the same price as atthe last fair here.; sheep seem to be still on the descending scale, while beeves have improved a shade. The horse depai'ment was so small I do not consider the prioesobtained ...

... FASHION AND VARIFTIEB, I Xfl -WJ 1-f - ' - -l..V.XLla.eQ Mr. GIregory paired with Colonel North ino fsvetrr of Sir Ceolman O'Loghlron's Churches anti Giebe, Sir AV. Fewer, Lady Power, falnily itud sa1 les ais sojoernieg at tihe Royal MarHne If0ote, l~iitgs* 11V la. Tue HOP. Mr. and Mmei Pritti, fansily dbut aI i 0a,1 at t~ho Btoy d mittni Hotetl, Kin gs Lady- Ilaigor, farnily, an4 -Isteito ...

... = H wom =A_ B. | THg QUEN'iS DRAW ftIROOM. By com0aand o0 the Queen, a dfitwngroom was hold on Thursday, at St. James's Palace; by ber lgoyal Highmes Princess Louis of Elmeco (Princess Alice), ocl behalf of her Majesty. Her Royra hi1hness tooilar station in front of the throne, accompauledl by the' Princo of Wales. the Princes Lonle of Neese, and thie lhrko of Cambrldge. The following ...

... ?? _-t t o , ?? , I-- s X ?? , I .e - .1ASff A'VARIETIIS l T r.: . *l I .. oilda, .s, V ?? ANH:r n aX 1e7 BL-; ZHa= VV;1fds IU 16 . Y Olt 6'i'lWZ0 ght *hbdimi'fitlei skW ?? and MiasBorol hll Sir It Hasty and adp i 'l,'eh¢Cou 3~a~ Lady ol.-Po~n,~ Se~d i~o; s.d Zoa, JaqoS~. tolnri n : Mreanfnd 'V4ysa, Olt. I b Goncral': IaM'ereneie, (tetous Mfnra 4'bt MooX i '1'hlok; Colonol' Sslb Sith'Clsa ...

... FASHION AND VARIETE3 X THE COURT. It il oflcidaly sannolinced that two drawingroosi tilt l b held In Juno on her Majosty'd ?? at Ht Jame's~ Poficef the date of which v1ill be abortly 'Anxunaced, Thete ,111 rlfsi be ?? State ?? and ?? estte balls it Bnoinghasn Palae, in the course of the Season. Their Royal Hfighnesses the Prijnc and Prlnese Chitiats are much delighted with their now reel- ...

... I TiE BANKS Or THE Bono; A CHUONICLE Ole THE COUNTY OF WEXFOUD,-BY PATRICK KENNEDY, ?? -(Burns, Oafe,and Co., London; AcGlas/han and Giui, Dubilin,-How we love those old stories, whether legendary, like Mr. Kennedy's Fictions of the Irish Celts, Ior real, like the Chronicle of his native county. The Fictions have given him a high place among the collectors of European legends, illus ...