... FASJLZ *ND R.I R& -r - RETURN OF THE QUEEN. l London, Wednesday Night. TthehRoyal ?? the Queen and Princess Beatrice, the C-rand Duoie of Hesse, and Princess ElLa a ;(ftSon civwd, asrrived at Sheerness from Flushing, at aqirer pastia tilthis afternoon.: The Royal yacht - la e pasesge o'nthpe whole, but encountered .. strohg wviido on ne~aoing th ngih cost. The Rya .party landedat Porti Vidora ...

... CONCERT AT THE ROTUND4. r Last night the second of two concerts in aid of e. one of the most deserving educatioral institutions a in the city was performed in the large room of ;, the Rotunda, which w.as filled with a numerous and appreciative audience. The programme was : varied and attractive; the artistes, Miss Kate I Keane, of the Royal Irish Academy, of Mlusic, Mrs Scott FenneUl, Mr. ...

... ITE.ROHNIeAL EDUCATION1I IRELAND. I Last night a meeting of the Dublin trades was held at the Workinguefl's Club, Christchurch.- bblae, for the purpose of considering a p-rposed schemre for the establishing of technical echoola in Dublin, and to dvise the further steps to be taken in the matter. There were present- i Chari Damon, Rsq, M P; Jobn M bi , Arnold P i rovem, GeolCoffey, In= Yegts, ...

... D)UBLWT aMukIo,~ Soc.rETY. ly The concdA of' this society, giv,n 'last eveing s- in the large hall of: the Royal University Build- le ings, was certainly as;filneas'any other of its per-,' cc formances in thez presaet season, besides having i some special featuresof. novelty.anid excellence st that had not appeared on, previous occasions. it There was-: a 'crowded- attendance.' Fortlae first e ...

... LA8111N0. AND VFARETIB& I 6 ' - I w. THE COURT. , tr Balmoral, Monday. es Divine Service was conducted at the Castle yesterday tI morning, by the Rev A Campbell, of Crathie, in pre- W sence of the Queen, Princess Beatrice, the Princtas of tl Leiningen, and the Royal household. pi THE PRINCE OF WALES. d, Royat, Monday. f The Prince of Wales and his suite will leave Royat by di special train at ...

... FASHION ANVD VARIETIES e . THE :COURT. Darmstadt, Friday. The Queen did not drive out this morning. This afternoon at four o'clock her Majesty, accompa 1 nied by Princess Beatrice, drove to the Jungenheirm, whinh isaboutten miles distant fromnhere, to visit Prince Louis and his bride. S The Prince and Princess of Wales, with Prince Albert Victor and the three Princesses, left by the eleven ...

... ENGLISH OPERA AT THE QT EN'S. I~~ I_-- _ II . Fr Diavolo, the work of Scribo and Auber, which burst upon the Parisian world at the Opera Cor que nearly two generations ago, was listened to with the deepest interest by a crowded audience at the Queen's on Saturday night. Tak- ing into account all the disadvantages which ham- per the production of this work on a small stage, the Royal English ...

... IFASRiON AYD 4.RrETIES. I1 lat . ?? TB COURT. l Vindsor Castle, Thursday. aid Last Tuesday the Queen and Princess Beatrice and Princess Elizabeth of Hesse drove to the Miausoleum at tz- the Rosenhohe, New Darmstadt. to Princess Charles df Hesse took leave of the Queen, as | did also Prince Atetander 'of Iese, Princess Batten- La- burg and the Princess of Bulgaria- ith Her Majesty drove out in ...

... ENGLISH OPERA AT THE QUEEN'S.; i Last evening & large audience attended the per-i. formance at the Queen's Theatre of Victor Ness- ler's Piper of Hamelin, a work new to Dublin,; by the Royal English Opera Company. Wihateveri may be said of Ats merits, the Dublin public h'ave ? reason to be grateful at being afforded an oppor-i tunity of hearing a new opera, within a reasonable time after its ...

... THE COURT. Darmstadt, Thursday. After the marriage ceremony yesterday the Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Lady Churchill, made a short excursion to Ludwigswey in the Muchl- thal. Prince Louis sad Princess Victoria of Battenberg ar- rived at Ingenheiun shortly after ten o'clock last night. The Queen herself witnessed the departure from Darmstalit. Showers of rice were thrown at the ...

... E.NG1IfSH OPERA AT THE Qua Last evening Faust was performed bv t4 Royal English Opera Company in the Quees Theatre, and it is agreeable to be able to g4 that every part of the house was crowded. Indj the famous old theatre could never have 10,i better, even in its palhiest days. The dres s',e and private boxes occupied by ladies and gentlers, in evening dress, the pit and galleries filled ...

... FAMSION AD VA E TIERS. . ?? THE COURT. Windsor CAst9, Thursday. r Tbe h 0a, accompanied by Piincss Beatrice and the Princess of Lelning, and attended by the-flit Amy re iabat, rr ou yetjda eftZnon-'. ?? : to er Maestywent cut this :dotiag with Prhsceai e Beate addte icessLeininp. Lt The Quen aeo e y Princes Beatrice, and at: st tended by the.Aon Evelyn Moose, visited the new ball ra of tho ...