... j FASHIONA VARETIES. I THE VICEOL COURT. His Excellency the Eod Lientenant arrived on Satur- day evening, by the .S tra, from Cork, and proceeded to the Viceregal Lodge. He was attended by Captain Chaplin andCaptainSterling,£D.C.'s. il-waiting, and Mr. C. .oyle. His Excellency attended Divine service yesterday at the Chapel Royal. The sermon was preached by the Very Rev. the Dean. The return ...

... F-ASHION AN VARIETS- I Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone. the Bishop of Peterborough, and the Dean of Windsor and the Hon. ?? dined with the Queen on Sunday. The Duke ?? and the Duchess ?? (nae Princess se Salm-Salm) and Princess Eulalie of soiins-Braunfel5 visitedthe Queenyesterdayat Windsor Castle. The Telegraph says that the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia will visit her Ma ?? the autumnal ...

... MtLLAGHCREW (COUNTY LOUTH) STOoWLI AND WOOL, FAIR. I -- - _ _~ ~ ., AnI.__ The above ancient fair was held on Saturday last. The supply of live stock of every descrip- tion was large, and the muster of buyers on a con. siderable scale from Belfast, Droghzda, Dundalk, Carrickmacross &a. We had a more extensive show of beef cattle than for some previous years at our June fair, and the demand for ...

... The Queen, with Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice, left Windsor yesterday afternoon at half-past four for Claremonat. travelling by royal car- nages in erder to be present at the review of the House- hold Troops to-day. After remaining two days at Clare- rosot, the Court will return to Windor. The Emperor Napoleon visited the Inter- national Exhibition yesterday. The Brazilian Emperor ...

... FASHION AND VARIETM. : The Queen, accompanied sby the Puiteiu Beatriee and Prince Leopold, arrived at Winasor fro Scothbd at 9 o'clockesterda morni-. byth Great ; Western Railway. A lge nmaberof the ibbitatb of 'Windsor witnessedher Majesty's arrivaL . Ihe Cazle contains an official announce- Ment of the new dignity which hasbeen conferred upon Earl de Grey and Ripon, who will-he ceforth be ...

... ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S . IS-HOW-. ?? . I. I The Royal Horticultural Society will hold its summer exhibition on Thuerday next. Instead of at Salthill, it wvill on this occasion beheld atKingstown, in the spacious grounds of the Roy'al Marine HoteL For the purposes of a horticultustal fete these grouhds are admirably adapted, affording abundant accommodation for any arnount of canvas, and ...

... FASHION AND YARIETIES. THE VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellencythe Lord Lieutenant, attended by Mr. Thornpson and Claptains Stfrliny and Chaplin, arrived in town on Saturday from Castle F'orbes.--' His Excellency attiended Divine service yesterday in the Chapel Royal. The service was read and the sermon preached by the Rev. H. Hosts. Lord Lismore and suite have arrived at the Qresbanm HoteL > . I ...

... FASIoN A.ND VAsMIT I His Royal Highness Prince Arthur having now attained his majoslty it is supposed that a paria mnentary giant will shorly be asked for him, and that acoding toprecedent, it will be 15~O0(V. a year. It is roblsays the GMobe, that his Royal Hi~hness winl shrl ecreated a duke, and that an Irish title will be The ?? has been suffering from rheunmatic btut is now better. and wak ...

... THE QUEEN-PRINCE ARTHUR. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent) London. Friday Night. The Queen helN a garden party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. It is announced that when application is made to PAr- liament for provision for Prince Arthur her Majesty's message wv find favour with those who have advocated the establishment of a royal residence in Ireland. The Globe says it is ...

... I I The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor purposes attending in * State on to-morrow (Thursday) (the celebration of the featiral of St Peter), at Karl- borough-street Cathedral, and will leave 27 Mounijoy. ; squares East, at a quarter before 12 o'clock precisely. , Right H~on. the Earl of Howth and suite arrived at Eingetown yesterday from England. , Lord Charles Beresford and Suite arrived at ...

... ART UNION OF IRELAND, The annual meeting of the subscribers of th-s association was held in the council rooms of the Royal Hibernian Academy, Lower Abbey-street, on Saturdayi for the purpose of receiving the re- port of the committee, and for the distribution of prizes. Amongst those present were-T. M. Hutton, Esq., J.P.; J. Ball Greene, E~q.; Francis Quinlan, Eq., M.D.; Charles Dilen, Esq.; P ...

... | . T~BLTERATURE I 0- __ - MEmnorxs oF THs IRIsH FRANCISCANS. By J. F. O'DonneL Dublin and London: Jame, Dufyf -There is a good deal of pious sentiment, if not a great deal of poetic merit, in these Me- mories of the Franciscans of Ireland-but scarcely more of the one or less of the other than one would naturally look for in a production on such a serious, unromantic theme. The most ...