... TA SRiYON AND b'ARIBY/IBS THE COURT Balmnoras, Thuisday. Yesterday being the anniversary of her 'Majesty's birthday, the Crathie Municipal Association came to the Castle in the morning and sang the following selec- tion of music:- Hail, Smiling MIorn, Gloomy WVin- ter's now away, Roy's Wife o' Aidivallocb, Village Choristers, -Scots ha Hae, Awake, Xoiian Lyre, I Broom of the ...

... ASHON' AD FrABIRTIS 2 : , .s I . THE COURT - ' Balmora, Saturday. Y The Queen went out with Princess Beatrice and the d Princesses Elizabeth and Irene of Resse yesterday morning. In the afternoon her Majesty drove with the the Princesses Elizabeth of Resse and Countess of w ErrolL. Princess Beatrice walked out. Lt THE VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K G, and the D, ...

... I DUBLIN MUSiCAL SOCIF.TY. This society's second cou ert for the preeent season-its seventh-came ol3 l'ast ?? in the large concert ro'na of tile Exhihition Palace There was a crowded attendeuc'. The prograrnuie conmiisted on this occasion, nst Of viie long work, but of a choice group 'if cosnparatively Short cons. positios. Therewalstheusual la'geandth nroughlv well-trained choros, for wvhichb ...

... BAg'J11&NAND ABIIES. T11Z COURT Wind-or Castle, Tuesday. The Queen, With Princer-s Lnatse, of:rchiones of. .Lorneand the Dacs-ess of Albany. Wal-ed and Cdrave :r this nnorraing, 2 This afternoon !,eir Majesty visited fldersbot and re. e. viewet the troops there. Eii Eminance Cardinal :Th Cabe, Rev_ ICanun Fricker, ant 1zev Cauon Fiaseh arrlol at Iiin-s- b tovn Zs awterdyfrotn Logiasd.a The ...

... ,I ANTIONAL EXHIBITON, The directors of the Irish Exhibition Compauy ;.-et ye2t'rday in the Mansidon House at 3.3SO-E. , Y:tin the chair. A>z :iresent-E. M. Hodgson, J. F. Lombard. p. Alf'red Webb, V. B. Dillon, jun., solicitor. 6irc 'netors wish it to be made known that a c: io ciaretakera will be provided to loolk after : ihe (nhits of persona or firms who May not find vc :lvenient to ...

... ?? TASHION AND )rARI.E2-,TBS. THE COURT Windsor Castle, Sunday. Thy! Quleen, accompanied by tne Princess Beairice and attenled by the Dowager Duchess of Athol, General the Right Hon Sir H Ponsouby, K C B, and Lientenani. General H Lyndoch Gardiner, arrived at Windsor at 6 p in yesterday from London. He: Mlajesty, with Princess Beatrice walked and drove this raning. On Saturomy evening the Duke ...

... TEiE OlUIGI-Ns OF SOMUI (i? LONVG- I FEr>iFLLLOW'S PE~MS. The lt> James T. Fiel's, ,-iting about Lo-.g- fel'oxv, said-'; As I happien to n eiOV of tle birth of nuasv of Leo-scaeow's poems let me divulge to vou a few of their Eccret:. ' 'ie Ital-i of: l,:ie' came into existence on :1 bla ght sunrumer morning in July, 13:,3, in Ca'nbzidg, as the noets sat be- tween two wvindows at a sweall ...

... FASHION AND FXRIERIERS THE QUEEN'S LEVEE. Lcodon, 3onday Night. A levee was held th is afternoon at St James's Palace,' by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on behalf of her Majesty. The Earl of Clonmel haz left Kingstown fot- England. Lord Langford has left Kingstown for England. Lord Willoughby de Broke has left Kings' town for England. A Sir Thomas Baker has left Kingstown for England. ...

... FASHlION AND rABIBlTIB&. THE COURT Vindsor Castle, Monday. The Queen drove cut yesterday afternoon attended by ,t the Douwager Duchess of Roxburghe and the Dowager d Marchioness of Ely, and her Majesty, with Princesi r Victoria of Hesse, walked and drove this morning. To-day is the anniversary of the birthday of H R H the Duke of Conutiaht and Strathearn. Prioceas Beatrice, attended by the Hon ...

... FE SNATIONAL EXHIBITIO'K.| 'The directors of the Iris'a IExhibition Coimpany (Limited) set yesterdly in the Mlansion HouEe- The Rtight Hon. thd Loin MAyor, in the chair. Also present-E Ri Hoclgson, E J Kennedv, J I i Meade, J P; S Smialldriige, A Webb, J 'Vin- stamley. The fllowing resolution was proposed by E 21 Hodigion, secondedl by J Rl1 Lieade, J 1, and adopted unnaniLuouly:- That we. the ...

... E I On Saturday afternoon a second concert took place in the large hall of the Exbibition Palace. There was a large but not a crorded attendancei a very large number of seats on the zround floor hing uoccupied. The concert may be described iin general terms as tolerably successful. By far bthe most interesting portion of it was the violin Dnerformance of M. Victor Buzian, and the piano- F ...

... -- -4A, l A NDJ -A RIB2' II9.SJ , . _ _ . . _ _ _ . . . ?? . _, j - - - jXna, f2..f1 -_ - i Te-Queen walked out with Primc89 Louise, Mar- chioness oftorne, Princess Beatrice, :id the Grantd 6 {Dule asd Princess Victoria of Hesse this morning. The AMatquisimid Marc ijoness of Orniondo! ndL suite have left Kirrgstown for England. 2 Lady Cardroas has left Kingtown for Eog- '5-1'isjo3 nt Molick ...