... THE NATIONAL EXHIBITION; .. - j.ti -we6 I The committee set in the Manson House yes- terday, at three o'clock, the Right Hon the Lord M'yor in the chair. There were also presmt-W Al Murphy, Jae Borke, J FP Lombard J P; Thos Dowling, J P.; J Macken, A Webb, Commendatore ?d'Swiney, Knt St G; T D Sullivan, x P; E Ken- nedv J Wbixtanley, T C; V B Dillon, jun ; J Donle, T C; A Shackileton, J P; the ...

... i, .9 %NATIONAL EXHIBITION.I The directors of the Irish Exhibition Company, Limited; met yesterday in the Mansion House, I the Right Hon. tbe Lord Nayor in the chair. A Also ?? 'High Pheriff (E. D. Gray, ?? E. M. Hodgson, E. J. Kennedy, Alderman Kernan, J. F. Lombard, J.P.; T. Mahony, J.P.; IJ. M. Meade, J.P.; Alderman Meagher, W. M. Murphy, S. Sinalldridge, A. Webb, J. Winstanley, T.C.; and V ...

... ACHE BASD CONTEST I'CAT THE EX.HiBi. I ?? Last evening the second portion of the prize com- , petition amongst amateur musical bands took place r- in the National Exhibition Building. The judges, as on the previous occasion, were Messrs R M Levey, JElYoung, andTMayne, TC. Ar. O'Donnellagain acted as steward. The contest for first prize nin the senior fife and drum band section between 4 those ...

... FASHION AND VARIBTIES. | I~ ?? _ _ I THE VICEI:EGAL COURT. I His Excellency the Lord Lieutenanct, K G, attended by Mr Courtenay Boyle, Private Secretary, and Captoin R H Hamon-l, R S., A D C, returned to the Viceregol Lodge on Thursday evening from visiting the Earl of Poitarlingtou, K P, at Emuo Park, Portarlington. Lady Clifford has left Kingstown for Eugland. Lord Fred Hamilton laft the ...

... NATI.-tlNALJ EXHl lTION. I -. - i., t ! IRON WOrl;, H'ARDWARE, LAMPS, ac . TiTe display of iron wvork and general hardware: COncentrated chiefly in the centre part of the' o E (stIC Gallery, and having ?? to its porititin, Sane, de~eripiinl of thes contents of the section maxy acp roprieeteiy follow the description given I yesterdiay of tho cpnteauts of the glass and earthen-| ware departments ...

... = - = IO AND ?? t THE COURT. fii ?? R Ple-, T'-:rsd^cv ,. er ujcsty's Dntsv party ?? Cois s ian of 'ehleoleig eti~stein, Princs% Eeattice, FOinCe Leepoll, the Dul.e of Caj obriejfc, the D::hse and Bathc'-,e J of Jecic,- !n-ess ?? of IV. Idech. e Tihe Pn ioe.s Lo use aichio's--o of Loene visited tbe a Q leu to-d:-y, ant reraincil to lu_:i h ; e TIe Qace u, accotanapnied ?? I'I:;rce B tVce, lef ...

... FASHION AND rARIE2BIES. THE QUEEN AT MPNTONE. Chalet ies PRosiers, Mentone, Wednesday. The Queen, accompalied by Princess Beatrice, drivei aad wliks oub daily. Her Majesty yesterday evening revieweed from the chalet a beautiful illumination ofthe B'iy of IMdentone, together with fireworks, arranged in hononr of the Queen's visit. Pc ince Leopul3, Duke of I Albany, attended lby Mr R.oyle, has ...

... FASHION AN%'D VARIETIES. THE QUEEN AT MENTONE. Mentone, Thursday. The Queen this morninz proceeded on foot to the Hotel Belvue to pay a visit to the Duke of Albany The Health of bis Royal Highnees is satisfactory. Her Maeasty, accompamied by Princess Beatrice and suite, this afternoon visited the Ring and Queen of Saxony, and afterwards took a walk in the Borrej o Valley. Lord and Lady, ...

... 7;&' wr`; 'A meeting of the-direbtors was -held yesterlay a at tlhe Rotundo at 3.30, the 'Right Hon the Lord e Mayor in the chair. Also present-E: J Kennedy, eJ E Lambard, J P; Alderman Kernan, Alderman sMeaher, N M Murphy, C E; Alfred Webb, Timothy 31ahony, J P; S Smalldridge. In attend- a ence, V B Dillou, solicitor; J C Rooney, sec. In a s few days it is expected that the lists of share- ...

... BASHION AND 7ARPI. TS, TEIF COURT. Balmoral, S=nda,. The Queen valked out yesterday mornXtn, accom- panied by Princess Beatrice, and drove out in the af ter- noon, accompanied by the Duches of Co0naght aud the Duchess of Albany. Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, attended by Sir Henry Poneonby, and Colonel the Hon H Byng, drove to Abergeldie to meet their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess ...

... * f.TIIE ROYAL REVIEW. j ' PECJAL TELEGRAN.) London, Sunday. A dense fog overhung the whole of London on S Saturday moriling giving, rise to gloomy furebod- R ings for the success of the review by her Majesty of tl the troops returned from Egypt, and it was not until late in the forenoon that these forebodings were dispelled by the gradual uplifting of the fog and the appearance of a gleam of ...

... THE COURT. Windsor Castle, Monday. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yester- day afternoon, attended by the Hon Horatia Stopford. Major Staples has left Kingstown for Eng- land Captain Robert A Collett ans left Kings. town for England. Surgeon J F Lambkin, AMD, has left Kingstown for England. Hon Mrs Stannus and maid have left Kingstowu for England. Hon E B Stopford, R I Fusiliers, has ...