... Tw PiT.ENEE.S A4ND LouinsEs; THEIsR SANC- rdunw;SES AND SERINaS. By Dr-as SenEc LA.Loa. (Londocs-Longmans and Co.)-There are few Irishmen who are not familiar with the name of the author of this work, for even to the Inising generation the former associates of the great O'Connell must be known, at. least his- torically. Hence the volume will have attracted attention by its title page before it ...

... FASHION AND VARIETIMS I THE ViCEREGAL C,)UaR. On yesterday lisa Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. screD1., pealed by Captain Lascelles, A.DC. in waiting. wont nout hunting wih ?? Union ftagEHounads. On Tuedsy his Excellency, accompanied by Captai Lasicelien, rods to Biehopicourttatdpaid aviai; tol dylo me Etri'oa- lency, attended by Captain Bymg and Captain flrymocr, Visited the Pigeon House ...

... _ _ _ I THE QUTEEN' AND THE ROYAL FA'IILY. The Queen, Princesses Louise, Beatrice, tai Prince Leopold, atteuded by the royal uitne, returned to Windsor Castle at 1.25 yesterday from Ularemont The Queen after luncheon held a council, His6 Grace the Lord Primate and irs. lqresiord left KinCm town yesterday for Englapnd The Earl of Erne and suite left iun- town yesterday for England. The Earl of ...

... - FASHION AMD: YARr. . I i : - AL ~~THE~ VICERRGAL COURjT' Ir. HIis Excellency the LdLetensst gav party lasteve tg, to- w tic he fthe e adner icbmuro eing invted, ?? Chaal h i Counat and ?? de Jarnac, Lord Strth arnu Dre Erd and rs. i utler, Sir tduncan Cameron, E gajnd. j LjeorThev. Professor Jea et apthin oier, the Meer and ?? r. Power, li r veod porn Mr C. Boyle, Capt at- cymor~A.D.C. ...

... , The Earl and Countess of Dunraven and suite have arrived at Moore's' Hotel, Klkmee. The Earl of Hnntingdon and suite have ar- rived at Morrisson's Hotel. ThRe Lord Vans: of Ha rrow~deni :and suite have arrived at 3Iorrisson'a Hotela ,Th2e Hon. Montdvge Mostyn has arrived at Mborrisson's HoteL. Sir John and Lady Terry hare arrived at Tarmey ?? Hotel, Nassau-street The. Most Rev. Dr. Butler, ...

... I R.:.rIEWS, MA=.If&, &c. ?? ?? I a I !MRn Barmi REVIEW (DGban. XcAaekieas - asd Gill).-Seven p sof mer-it id Gov.~ntie discussion of contemporary ?? form the Re- .view for the past quarter. Assyrian ns may prove interesting to scholars, but wim hady catch the attention of ordnaily ntellseapeople. Parpaglia's M1mission is auhistorial condo-ntion, lighting up one of the innumerable by-waysy of ...

... FASHION AND VARIMMS. The Duke of Abercorm has arrivel at kis town residence in Green-street, G eno-q% or. wayto Eastwell Park, Kent. The Marchioness of Lansdowne gave ?? to a dseher on Saturday last at Bcwod, Wilts. ?e Duchess of Aberoorn baa arrived cn a visit to eta ahinfrom Leesra -s The REd of Bective, Ladies ae lsen,' an Adelaide Tayloerand suite haveleeft the Dillon, ViscoUnt Monk has ...

... ; ASUOYN- AND VARIZTIES. | I - Ib VICEREG COURT. Ther~xllecio th Lod Loutnanand Countess of rogeda Lod ad Ld7 hares lrneand CaptAint Scymou. A.DC. inWaitin, attnded lviaoservi7ce at th Cas'e Capelon Snday Thesermnon was The Earl and Countess of Clancarty have arrived at the Sheleusrne Hotel * The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Seymo-a have ar- rived at the Gresham Hotel. The Non. Mr. Plunkett has arrived ...

... FASHION AMD VARIETIES. I THE VICEREGAL COURt. Their Excellencies the Earl and Countess Spencer at- tended divine service at the Chapel Royal yesterday, attended by Lord George Paget. Lore and Lacy sDown, Mrs. Leslie, Mr. Couitenay Boyle, Captain Bridgae, A.D.C. in waiting. The service was performed by the Bev. C. Wright. The sermon waspreached by the Rev. Cole T. Ceghlan. MTARRIAGE OF .R.E. ...

... t~c nP-P AND YA1ITRTTES. -r~ ?? , ^T t I'>r Fv.xrcncies tbe Lord Lieutenant arnd the Cairn- Slpecer, ac!onpaipr'cd by Ercount :a01 viscoaante s 2 L nL'. , ?? .: ?? -Id Lord G-.a:c Poaet. a' attended by Cant-ne Bridges, left Azniens-srmet ter- a , a a e .serday boy (xsstrd Castle, counte' . , . . : . F r! .f C -ford Their E.xzel- a s a'S re sap- ted to return to Duluhie in the caurses of h .e ...

... I LITERA TUpE. e - THE FLrusirnamsrso;.GRAND By PATaIZtc KsrssNDY, Author of several Irish stories- (Dublin : H'Gfani and Gill. )-We don't remem. ber to have met anything in the Irish story line half so novel or so interesting as Mr. Kennedy's little book. The stories are told as a peasant would tell them at his orwn fireside: with quaint turns, provoking drollery, charming redundancy, ad ...

... LITERATUREI I I The Pontificate of Pins the Ninth, just issued by Longmans, London, is the third edition of Mr. Magnire's well-known volume Rome and its Rulers Reenteevents in the Eternal City have induced Mr. Maguire to re-cast his former work, which was published in '57. In almost all respects The Pontificate is a new book. The volume has all the interest of biography, and all- the ...