... FA5HIONAND a AIE UTIS. THE VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Couu- tkss of Aberdeen, attended by Captains Sinclair &ad O'Shaughnessy (Aides-de-Camp in Waitnb, visfted the Stewart Institution at Palmerston yesterday afternoon. On their way there their Ezcellencdes paid a brief visit to the Bivouac of the 4th Dragoon Guards, near the Rnockmaroon Gate of the Pbhnix ...

... UTERATURE. MR. GLADSTONE'S SPEECHES ON THE IRISH QUESTIOrN. Edinburgh: Andrew Elliott. The appearnce in a per unlent and must eon-| Venient form of the speeches and ruanifestoes of i Mt Mr. Gladstone on the Irish question during the I present year will be cordially wtelcrmed. Many i of theese addresses will be memorable for tizei i oratorical excellences; all are invested bh the greatness of ...

... F P,?IASHION- ANID A Z VICEREGAL, CbOURT. j Their Excellencies the Lord Lieuteant end 'b.e0 chloness of Londondeiry gave a dianer party lat ing at the Viceregal Lodge. at which ther Serene iesses Prince and Princess EYd ard f SaWei- Were present. The following had the nonur of ring invitations:- ltighit Hon the Loid Chancellor (Lorduib MIaNuis of Headfort, K 1P; Right rn ?? Jnsa:ice (Sir 31 ...

... I .; . . VARETIES. * THPE COURT. Osboine, Monday, q. u 4 A drove out yesterday aftcrnooc, accom- ;ialed by Pico0ss Beatrice and the Duchess of Al. ibgF. -VEREGAL COURtT. Their zceelencies the Lord Lleutentut and the Countess of Carnarvon gave a dinner party last evoning at the Vicer gal Lodge, to wbkh the following had the honourof receifng ?? Hou the Lord Chief Justiee and .V5is May, HOD Mor ...

... X I a. . l f -u I -FOUR YSAfl (th iZA-BTH- It is an old story that Sir Robeft Wpol beggedhis6son Horace that on. oneoccasion-he *would not read history tohinm, for he knew it would be lies. The Minister who eletaat- Par; )iHxniary bribery to the dignity of a ne art, and ?? a spediousiapip2earatovirtu6 around, thtirostshameless corruptin, wknew ti differ: ?? twe1n -the real r nad' e by him i- ...

... BEST HUNDRED IRISH BOOKS __ . ?? M s I . the Ws publish to-day a further seltion from its the letters which we-afe rtmived relatiw txi rig- sa BeetIrish ooka. The o-rVcerioy, Id was srnaron, the Lord- M~yoa, Sir Charles 'In G(3an Duffy, Sir Satauel Fergumo, aid Mr. 'Py John Augsto O'She favour or reade thte heir viw and suggestiota ernng i the liatsframed by H istorim u. We need ?? hardly ...

... POPULAR CRAMMBER IUSIO CONCcERTS. Ias i ouitth and last Chamber Music C1oncert of tie series given by Signor Esposito, ferr Lnuer, and AiRuderadort took place last evesaing in the| Antient Concert Hal, Brunswick-street. Having ,egard to the Severe weather, and to the fact that .s public still ?? a good deal of education .n class-ical chamber music, the attendance was sernaps as large as could ...

... .-.'tA3HXOY AND ,. :? ?JPTI?Fs. - VIMPLEGAL COtRT. Th;er Exmellencies the Iord Licutenat a Counts ot Abatten, azozmotpaiea I., p, : r T .ind, an attetrded by C'aptaim qir.a O'Shughaesy, Aides-de-Camp, P; - IZh i o sie 'e1atiet Schools, MarIboroiaghs5treet, ?? morhg QW VICERRGALL GAIIDED ?? AnL ladr.or genternam who, lia-ng f;nkflj'. na:m ift ooplisace With ptev ns otices o ?? ject, a as-e ...

... I . LITERATURE, - -- C I_-_ - I TaRST 3ME. A Novel in Thfies *Iis. *Mzrs John i entSpender. London: J ?? ?? In spite of many defects this wrork ?? twi think, find a fair p1ace among thebetter claer of .9 . ?? latter-day romances. It has the now-a-days g rare recommendation of being perfectly harmless, he Iif nobindeed rather elevating in tone, and diejalay e frequent traces of deep thoueint ...

... FASHION AND VARIETILS. Sir E.'Harland, Bart., has left Kingntown u for England. c Colonel and Mrs. Ready have left Kings- towa for England. T A. E. J. Croly, A.31.D., has left Kings- P town for England. Lord A. Butler arrived at Kingalos~wn yes- a' terday from England. * ci The Hon. H. Gibson arrived at Kingstown yesterday from; HEigiand. T General Dormer arrived at Kiingstown P yesterday from ...

... 'IA M V X. V A r 2.r1 E15 Us CW55s d ber NoM BeWnem _ ends C6 dwe O uuwy _ atd bgL 7f. j Q02eftPric Beeale and the ?? th Boy baaehold atteded Divie senvio at Osboyne 71e Queen, Wh Prince and Princss Henry of Eat kbens will leave Osborne Honse o Tesday nornb=, and, after Crossing the Soleat ta Q*-Iopalyacht, will to rael by special train to Wbinos,_ , Z VICERMAL COURT. rev B aTIOSS ?0B OBE S0 ...

... - B~VITY OF DV HOST A-L ?? L ,. N,_ , he Graid, Fany Fair and Carnival- I at the Artisans' Ehibinoo Enildings. i aid Of . the funds of the City of Dublli6 Hospital,, was continued with a repetition of the success which 3 marked the opening day. A:s n WNednesda-v, every o part of: the. building ?? in their n1 bright ni esw thronged with people, and IC in the hours during which' the bazasr was ...