... FASHION AND VARIETJE-I(. I not- mr- - . ?? . . ?? .. 'ille Marquis and Marchioness of, IDs~yn oihre, Ladty Alie T111 Iliciptirl'of llilbiborratilh, lard La)rd Aeiliiir 115ll have arrlvedr at ifiiihsrnicgh Camisa L~ordi St. Lawretice, left Wsntbatssrd Inx, Fri- dey for. (0lisAn L~ofge, noi c visit to jarritma .vyis J tl8ls cshcrriflit thy Uoincty. 'Lrrd ?? kft cijullattill iark yes- Ieroiy ...

... ABUtION AND VA ES. ILLW.F8 OF TJU EARL OF 1E0SB3. On 111111dng Inquiries lsat night,~ woe ?? that lila lorm,,P h state lid not mipord, and thai he still O- tituied In a most feeble slate. The following are ambonagst the lbttiat arri Tale at the Shel ?i :zOs Hotel :-Archulexcen Cotton, the, Misses C)or r ?? to, Tipperary; Mrs DO Montmorency, Mr n Jr M-'tViu oraeUY, Pn Bockey Mkse Kirk and ...

... COLLON (COUNTY LOUTHI) OCrOBER FAIKI (OLLON, OcronA 22.-The above ancient charter fair was held on yesterday. The day, as far as the weather was concerned, was an exception to any we have had for the last fortnight, being beautifully fine. The supply of stock was hardly an average, and, in cb.sequence of an old fair being held in Virginia on same day, the attendance of buyers was less than it ...

... ~BOY~I MIUHAmLAT HAIR. I m__ m.- - -I Bons, Tvz8DAY._Thl8 fair took place to-day. There 'wsa a very good supply of horned stock, whieh sold well and had a ready clearance. Sixty or eighty Waggoas left Boyle station this afternoon, bosvi y laden with cattle for transportation to t4p English Wirketi. The prices were considerably higher than last fair. There was a very good exhi bition in the ...

... KILKENNY OCTOBER FAIL. KILKWHY, WHDNRBDAY.-Thla morning was rather nnileasant, a thick milt prevalled until noon when a right wet ?? set in, aund Wpatbw yers and sellcts-were neeesrtated to take &helter in hotels and refreubmenthougeo. Harestbeing now over, farmers are enabled to calculate how many head of cattle they are able-to mainti during the coming winter, and, as a matter. of oeurse, ...

... CIALLAN MICHAELMAS FAIR. O . t T E a. 2Hr.aas d \ .4 % __ _, SJALLAN (UOUNT hILEEN2T), WBDNISDAY.-T, fali- ti ich assembled on our spacious Green this dag ts the -largest we have had for some Montths. ]3y. ic4qg'was ratber dilatory in the begimiung bit, tpwa a noon3 bayerarid seller seemed to ausadej ; estdaelch other, and a considerabla numbe oc stock, especially those of good quality,, ...

... I ruyt-. A no Ma mu - _ . Ad l KIls Oar. 16.-Tbis fair wau held today. The on. supply of ktock en te ground ?? extensive, inclrnd. we lag a very large show of store cattle. In the beef hat dopartment the supply was fully an large as that of led last year, including numerous splendid fat bullo.k onr as wsll a finished heifers, and theresappeered to be ex. from an early hour a determination on ...

... ?? FASHION AND VARIETLES. EARL RUSSELL'S DEPARTURE OF SCOTLLND. (FROM OUR ceCltznrONnrNT.) BnZLAeT, SUNDAY.-ShOrtly after nine o'clock yesterday mnoyning the Earl, Counteas, and the Lady Agatha Russell took their departure on board the Stranraor boat (ohort sea passage) for Scotland. Fortunately, Earl Ruseell observed the most profound reserve anto all hie movements, The cap. tian's cabin was ...

... FASHION AD VU1]n. |i DrPAItT R Op TlHE LOED LIEUTENANT. Yesterdxy morsinghls ?? the Lord Ienhtnantlaft the Aoti onatreegs terminus of the Drogheda RalIiviy by the ordintry mall train for the uorth. ntais Exceltetey, who wan accompanied by Lerd George lamiltsm; and attended by Mr. Oswald, AtD.Oe, will recrsa PAroas t Stra- banq, for a1 Month. The Queen of Holland, aceompanied by the ...

... FASI4ON AND VAR1ETIES. rwX' : l Hf 0 THB PRUINCE AND PRINCET S Of WALES, BAUaKle, Oar. 17.-Th oroyalyacht Oborne, with thelir Ro ey.l Highoeriaes the Prince and Princess of Wales on ra bocrd, aelled fler her destination at half-past twelve to-day. ie THE LORD LIEUTENANT'S VISIT TO LIMERICK. (FR ( Knoe U COUttlrPOtfDxWr) . ?? ZOK,69HUUrJn AT, Foun ?? ?? Mayor arrived l. latown this morning, and ...

... I FASHION ANDI pI'YAIETI. I TiUE LOR L0EUTENA ?? VI1T. tO LIUERI't. (ruOcr OUR cOIliiwrONlm'NT.) inelfsos;g, YIZ ENEIAAY, 4 ?? M.-1 110stln to comnittll- ?? a piece of Intelligence which resworioI at 2 p1 at. t1his alter loo, andi haoe Ijn hallcil will the gl,6mtait tl0ifac ?? all ?? of citirets as ?? viit of ti'J Val'risy Ia this ?? 111onl tile beclalon of turning the. flir.iiod of tlie new ...

... .- . . .- ?? . (FIOM OUR BPEGIAL AIrrOITrll.) O BALLINASLOS, F11UDAY E VENIN-The m1in j transactions in sheep took place on this the show i3 day, and the telegram which I forwarded in the af. b ternoon comprised the leading features of the fair. u The supply of sheep of different hinds was believed to be about equal to that of last year, anl sellers had to submit to a reduction in rates, ...