... F~ASHION AND VARIETIES. THE VICEREGAL COURT. Yesiterdas evening their Excellencies the Lord Lieu- tenant and the Countess Spencer gave a dance at the Vicotogal Lodge, to bhich the fol!owing had the honotir of beinA invited :-The Lord Chancellor and Lidy Erfagan, tio Mdarquis and Mlarchioness of Waterford, the Marquis and Aar-hioness of Drogheda. the Marquis and Mlaroioness of Dlownshire and ...

... I FASHION AND IT I THE QUEEN AT EADEN-BADEN. A telegram from Baden-B~det, dated Sunday. says - Her Majesty Queen Victoria and the Royal cbldren daly make excursions to the vaious objects of interest in the neighbourhood. On Good Friday tha Queen went to Bssdadt, the Grand Duke having placed his horses and attendants at the diposal of her Majesty. The Queen baa received no visitors at her villa ...

... I KILKENNY APRIL FA, -I At this great fair on Wednesday, in tbe fat cattle section, first class lots, there was a fair sup- ply, which commanded from 67s 6d to 71s per cwt, sinking offal; odd ones and inferior fluctuated from 54s to 62s, and mutton averaged 7d per lb on foot; new milch cows and springers on the point of calving made a goodly show and as the butter season is in such close ...

... FASmION AND I THE VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, aeeonopanied by te ?? of Drogheda and the Earl and Cotmltess of Shannon. and attended by Captain Mark Wood and Mr. C. Boyle, was present at the theatricals given in behalf of the Driommond Institution at the Gaiety Theatre last night. Tne Marquis of Headfort and the Ladies Taylour, the Earl of Wicklow and the ?? Howard. the ...

... ?? i .flQ1 AN VA 1T~. 1 .r s unt, tiiCOuDnte, nd the MHon; Mioses Xloncck ad suite have anived at M6nismns Hotel, from n Eon Canaiaiia Butk has arived, at The Ron, Captain Dawney)- Coldstream Guarda, sd anitd, have anrived at Mecresoni a HoteL . Captain the. HOn, H1E. and.'Mr&; ?? lnugent and anital have arrived at the Gresham Hfotel . ?? The HOn. Miss Ward Buller and suite have arrived at the ...

... The Queen, with Princess Beatrice and Prince Leopold, arrived at Windsor yesterday afternoon. from But kingham Palace. The Marquis and Marchioness of Drogheda and suite have arrived at Morrisson s Hotel. Sir Robert Paul and suite have arrived at Morrissonrs Hotel, from Waterford. Mitchell Henry, M.P., Mrs Henry, family and suite have arrived at Morrisson's Hotel, from Kyle- more Castle. We ...

... ROYAL . DUBLIN SOCIETVS SPRING I I CATTLE SHOW. I 1 1 Seldom baa there been brought together a finer collection of homned stock than that on which the judges were called ozi to make their awards at an early hour yesterday morning. Indeed jthe spring show of the -Royal Dublin Society which corn- menced yesterdaylmust be classed amongst the most successful ever held under its an- spices. The ...

... | . GAIETY T IEA'TE. ; Mr Edmund Falconer's drama of Irish life, entitle& Eileen Oge, was put on Dublin boards for the first tine last evening. The heroine is the daughter of air Mori- arty, a well-to-do fanner, and, as the ' argument in the Uaiety entr acts (why entr'act l) informi us, loves and is beloved by Patrick O'Donnell. lut her beauty has at- tiacted the notice of the landlord's son, ...

... THE VICE REGAL COURT. His Exceiloncy the Lord Lieutenant, attended by Cap- tain Wood, dined with the Archbishop of Dublin and the B on. Mrs. Trench on Thursday evening. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant. a-companied by the Earl and Countess of Shannon. and attended by Captain Wood and Mr. C. Boyle, was present at Divine service at the Chapel Royal on Sunday morning. The service woa performed ...

... FASHION AND VAflETIM THE VICEREGAL COURT. The guests staying at the Viceregal Lodge include the ?? Marquis of Headfort and the Ladies Nladeline and Adelaide Taylour, the Enrl and Countess of Shannon, the Earl ,ndjitountiss of Yarmouth, the Earl of Wicklow, Lord William and Lord Charles Beresford, Lerd Strathnsiro, Major White Melville- and Air. lihbiticy. his ExcellencytheLold Lieutenant, ...

... FASHION AND VAREE. The Marquis of Lorme, K.T., at the cere- isonial of Lord Mayo's funeral. ilU represeut his father, the Thike of ArgyLI, Recretary of State for India, who is pkvented by illness from being preseLnt. The Princess Imperial of Germany was on Mlonday. at Potedan. 3safely delivered of a Prnes IHer IRoperal Hs hness is progressng favourably. His Grace the Duke of Abercorn and suite ...

... i - Tes HISTORY OF TrF BLEr!SSED Vtrsoiy RfR Translated from the French of the Abbe Or.jly, byjthe Very Rev. F. C. HLUsENntr.r, D.D., V , Provost of Northampton. (R. Woa ...