... IATERATrI: .SUOOS§£30RcmsVX Byron ah- ?? IR P. .1J Webb and Sonj M9ddle~bbey-.i -. - _ ; : -to a question whlich now ~more then e~vera il ?? public interest of this country The Inisb Poor- .lr in its present fom io admittedy nostirefee elf,+ e6 i u,, v j~t. pav Ieezftt2Vtia 'aaes aecea: -zle - purposes for wieuih Sit v/honten. 0- CIf Ltb pqorwl14 4eftpoetve, 'effele ~en to {corrupt and ...

... FAmXOY AND YAPRrTIB& I TEEWCOURT. ' ?? Tuesdal. Io;Queen, the. Duibess of Connaugbt, and Princess1 Beatrice went out yesterday morning. In the afternoon the Duchess of- Connaught, Princess Beatrice, and Princess Irene of Hesse drove out. |The Emnpress Eugenie dinled with ths Q~ueeml and the' Royal family. ' After dinner Lady Churchill, Madame D'Arcoe (in at. tendance on the Ermpress), the -Hon ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW IN KIL- I KENNY. i (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT ) Kilkenny, Saturday. To-day a meeting of the citizens of Kilkenny was held in the Tholsel for the purpose of taking immediate steps to procure the holding of nest year's Royal Agricultural Society's Show in Kil- kenny. For several yeaws past this matter 3.s occupied the attention of the citizens, and on more than one occasion ...

... F4BHWZI ~ AN VR f!X.1, i Te (.adv'0tMi' ond UA t te m ltem M- Genedai His Sleye 3ighu Pd Wue 33iwrd -o 3N. | Wteima rK C 5: and= thet te ,o Deu . er 3Mj:esyij 4dfner p y'iacluded te Ti * 1lle$ lfcrmace~ Udwt-& of Werv^-sal~ d ' Corsntees . of , obe&lady. I ,, ; 3?fuitf, Olyuatsa of tisbune; the Eor ratia 8sop~oid E Dule of Crafto , PE r Colnaelfhu jo&, .- S 'Ma-.3t1, ct :a plal RAW td5,I. - ...

... Ii F4.ASTIOA AD FYARIXEIS. ' \ 0 ?? : I | ~ Osborne, Sanday. The Qneeu ?? Beatrioo dxove out yesterday afteranoon, attended by Laily Waterprk-. Thse Rer H White, A, of the Savoy Chapel, arrived at Osborne yesterday. Her Majesty, Princess Beatrice, and the Princesses Victoria and Lcuise of Schleswi. Hstein, with the Members of the Rtoyal Household, attended Divine sSer- vice at Osborne this ...

... FASHION AND VARIE VIES. THE COURTI. Osborne, Thtsdi!y. 'A'he Qtueen dreve out geoterdar at ternoon attended by' the Dowager Marebtloneus of Elv. Her Majesty walked with Pritces, Beatrice this morn- ing. THE VICERIUGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, K G, accom- panied by Lord Charles Bruce, J) P, and attended by Captain Hamond, B N, A D 0, and Captain MlLaren A FP C, visited the ...

... I TIl GRAFTON THEATRE. Yest,;erday in the Southern Divisional Pollcr- eourt. Mr. oodlock presiding, Mnhv George WvYst, I ]proprietor of the Grafton Theatre of Varieties, 'South Anne-strect, appeared in nasa-er to asum- imons issued at the suit of the police authorities,! charing him With havinlg Teri:itted women of irproper character to resort to the licensed pro- mises attached to that ...

... a FASHIO-iY AND Y.SITIVE& - I -- EIE-HECOUJRT. Osborne, Wednesday. The Queen and Princess Elizabeth of :eHeO. god.tlt ladies and gentlemen in attendance, arrived at Osbome at a quarter befor tw o slpgk ycsay, hWvin8 FPossed over ftm Gesporbt ;n H M yzact Alberta, CaGtain Thompson. aesty went ot, this morning, agowpngei Pdstoesa Elle, ai Xesse. . Lord Edward Pelhain Clinton has arrived at ...

... I FASHI AND VARIETIES. THE COURT- IWindsor Castle, Monday. n~eir Roy3;i H;iighness P7rincer-- Christian of Sahle:- wig-Holstein, and the Hereditary Princess of Sass Aleinengen visited her Mojesty yesterdaty, ?? rcussod to lisucheors. The Grand Duchess an HIereil.ritay Grand Duke amna Dachess of _5cklenberg Strelitz, and the Duchesses M1arie and Jutta, a6 o visii;dt Lse Queen ses- 'rile Very ...

... FASHION A-D V4RIETIES, i THE COURT. at Oabnw, Taeda#. Ie The Queen avent out this morning. accopanied byI il Princess Elizabeth of Hesse. us Earl Granville arcrvad at OGhorsle gd had an audience - of her -Majestv. ie M Waddington also airived and was introduced to n her Majesty's presence by Rarl Gianville, and presenred Ahis ?? as French A nibassador. | Colonel Curtis P J ankcn, Specid] ...

... I T i M . 6.I g I THE ~ GAIET : !EqMINO Last. evenig Xi91igon -o5e Of the most de. lightful works in tie repertory of M. Cirl Rosa Was' proluced at the 'Gaiety before a croi ded, house. It -is an opera that must alway6 havea . special interest to a Dublin andience, for it Wsc ( here that Mr. R&sa frat presented it for the public E verdict, as he had produced Picc~iiro in the year preceding, ...

... THE ANTIQUARIAW AND HISTORICAL . SOCIETY. Yesterdty a demons8tation uader the auspices of the local branch of the Dublin Antiquarian and Historical Society took'place rt Dalyatowin, 6 iiles from Trim. The day was exceedmngy fiue ind enmmer'like, and the^ interest taken in the pro- ceedings of the society was evidenced by the faict that a large gatheritof country people' ?? on the historic hill ...