... 1f - F_.FAIOm, FOR JN. ?? _ 2S n._ __t . Lt Ilotf(el says ?? :Lae ?? ?? are the shades derived from ?? do Lorraine, so exquisitely rich in velvet or the best volvoteoens; heliotrope, Ophella mauve, and the fuller tint known as mauve parfait; many of the reds, ?? as Sultan, groasille, groltat, &o; yellow ini every shade, orange, ble, amber, primrose, dore, and a profusion of vieil, or tints; ...

... FASHION AND VA1I ETIBS. THE COURT. Balmoral, Friday. The Queen, accompanied by Princesses Victoria and Elizabeth of lesse, walked out in the morning. Her Majesty In the afternoon drove with Princess Beatrice and the two Princesses of Hasse. PORTORA DINNER, 1880. The annual Old Boys dinnor will t:ke place this 'oar at the GrCireshlm llotnl, no the 18th insL at sov fclok. Old Portern Boy.% ...

... IF PA8IOA AND TARJETIE. I THE COURT. Balmoral, Monday. .3 fIe0 P~ncees Beatrice, sanl Princers El1izabeth ' of Ih.., were nresent at Divine service yesterday at the parish church of Cratlie. The Duchess of Rox. he burghe And Lioutenaat-General Sir Henry Ponsonby, of K C B, were In attondanco oul her MaJesty. Tho Vrry of Rev Principal TullOch, Ono of tho Queen's chaplains, officlated. .Y Il ...

... FASHION AND VARIBTIES'. THE COURT. Barlmoral, Saturday. The Queen walked out in the morning, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and the Princesi Elizabeth of Hesse. Her Majesty in the afternoon drove with Prncess Beatrice and Princesses Elizabeth, attended by the Dowager Duchess of Ioxiburgh. Princess Victoria rode with the Hon Mary Pitt. The Rev Dr Watson, the Aloderater of the Church of ...

... FASION AND VARIRIB&S. THE COURT. Balmoral, Monday. The Queen walked and drove in the morning with Princess Beatrice and the Princesses Victoria and liizabetl of Hesae, and In the afternoon drove with Princess Victoria, attended by the Dowager Duchess of Roxburgh, anid the Hon Horatia Stopford. Princess Beatrice and Princess Elizabeth rode, at. tended by the Hon Mary Pitt. The Very Rev ...

... FASRION AND FARIETIES, THE COURT. Balmorat, Wednesday. The Queen walked out in the morning, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and tho Princesses Victoria and Elizabeth of Hesse, and in the afternoon her Majesty drove with the Princess. OBSEQUIES OF THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. St. Petersburg, Wednesday. At a quarter to one this afternoon the guns of the Fortro s of SS. Potor and Paul, and salvoos ...

... I - LITERATURE, Ca. ele Pivroqvessa for Juns ' opens with &arl valuable article w hith it were well tU Ritualists shall read. Ib ia headed 'Who i truly Catholicsl It exposes thoemiaptie aol claim of Ritualists to the name. A rcma ek i holds aU Roman doctrine and denies the aboe lute necessity of visible union with the Visit Centre (which point is a part ofRomando: trine) is not more ...

... I|I 1 GRAFTON THEATREi I ITO TrHE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. ,June 9th. SIR-Pardon me for ngnin intrud ing upon you. But your correspocident, Mr. II. M. 'irwin, in your isaue of to.day, sn3s- I beg to state that I adhere to every syllable of theparagraph in quas. titu, for I could not prtsoibly be mistaken in a hingle pamticular. ADowr me to inform Mr, Kirwin that he is undoubtpdly mistaken in ...

... FASH JON AND VARIERIES. THE COURT. Baleaoral, Thursday. The Queen walked out in the morning, attended by the Hon Horasia :ntopford, and in the afternoon drove with the three princesses. THE VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, ir G, and CQuntess Cowper, accompanied by Major Byng, left the Viceregal Lodge yesterday ?? House, Abbey. leix. Their Excellencies are expected to ...