... 14SPRUG CANTLE SHOIW i ?? I ,Yesterday the Royal Dublin Society's Sprig n I1 Show opined at. the Bal' Bdge s It wil ss usual continue open until Friday evenbi& The water yesterday wa= iost favouimble. TUB was not of so much -ceseqUeoe On ta first ay. of a. show. which is always a sori of omcwA -bsi.- ness day-, day of adludicatien of the judges- a day when the attendance is principally Oorn- ...

... .-.Pw TWE-HORSEk A Ams ' SHOW. Yesterday the grest annual Haftse and Ram Show commenced at Ball's bridge, atnd the firstl observation that suggests itself in comsection with the event is one of congttulatjou. Certainly tlhere c:m be no doubt that successful as havei been the various exhibitions of the same kind fort somi years past in Dublin, there has rarely ifH ever been a timne when the ...

... FA SHIOS AND VARIETIES. MARRIAGE OF MR. STUART WORTLEY, M.P., AND MISS MILLAIS. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Wednesday. The first martiage of note in the new year tco iplace this ?? by special licence at the parish church of Kensington, which is admirably adapted not only by its internal arrangemeuts for imarriages but owing to the considerable distance from the sate to the church door, ...

... THE COURT. F Bauckgham. Palace, Thursday. t Her Royal Highness the Princess of WaIew. Lwith Princess Louise of Wales visited t1he Queem yesterday afternoon. r The Marquis of Salisbury, } G, had an audience of Iher Majesty. THE LADY MAYORESS. 'The Lady Mayoress will be at home each Tuesday until further notice. Earl of Wicklow has left Kingstown for Englnd. . on Judge Murphy has left ...

... | PA f-FrO AND VAYJETrEs. _. ?? _ ., ~~I ?? Alce Cole has ?? for Eng- land.I T W Russell, X P, has left Kingstown for England. Captain Thompson has left Kingstown for P E Gray, A, has left Kingstown for England. The Hon Mrs. Smyth has left Kingatown for England. The Earl of Enruiakillen has left Kingstown for England. Colonel Trotter arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Captain ...

... PA '.ff :iu 4AN1) VAUEi.TIE.S. '.'acs Foster has left Kinsitown for Eng- I Duke oG. Abercorn has leift Kingsiowx , ;:e Ho-l Mrs Malone has5 left Kingstvn Ce.i Int and~ Cowunesa OY'vrnie li_-e left ! The. M!sses 0'B Vrn#e anda uiic hbave lef tI s~g:wnfr Ena~land- S sr for Engl~vnt t.i.:ain A Rich. 10tih Regimen:. iats ±etv - r rat .ow.n fcr Ehnsw:zLen '1:1e Earl of Kings7ton arrived at ...

... FASHZION 4AND YAPLETLElz:, ?? VICEREOAL COURT. Her Excellency the Mdarchioness of Londonderry, ac- companied ly the Hon Miriam Theltinson, and attended byJ ?? Ncwton Apperley (Assistant Private Secretary), left the Viceregal Lodge kor Londonderrs House, Park' lane, London, on Saturday evening. Colonel Caulefild (tlompiroller) was also in attendance. Owing to her departure to England on ...

... I LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. Donizetti.. Lueia di Lammermoor waspr. j ?? last night. There was a fairly rood bat yrr not a crowded hwoo'e. This beautiful work- os ray venture to rwrocphecy will never hose its Soid euprn the Pub'iJ. WVhat other opera is so redc. lent with file mselc die-fine and varied mu,,,I coro-s: and what other musical means etressej the passions of the hum:a heart so well as ...

... GAIETY, T!ATr=. ,, a crowded Sudienc witnessed the of -y Zleetheat' au 'the Gaty nse piece is deeribed -it the buls as a .po e.butef course tat caolyjbe as a stroke of sore gria sqx of for ther} is nothing whatever pastoral .,e Iusiness exceat a ebur and a draw- n a and as for the '-poem, it wouald purzie the Wisest head to discover where the poetica. ele-. ?? is even supposed to some in. ...

... FASHI0Q AND VARIEES. I LEVEE AT ST JAKES'S PALACE. London, Mondai -Night. Tie Prince of WVales hold a Levee at St James's Palace to-d3y by comnuad of the Queen, MT-Gladstone and mnost of the other members of the Cabinet were present The Levee was largely attended. Major Curry has left Iingstown for I.n land. t iisow o n- Captain H Massy has left Kingstown for 'England. J J C-ancy, ME P, has ...

... IMA. .I .;STRAT GAIETY. A H On 3fonday night A W. Pinero's original fpt-p ?? Magistrate, was produced at the Gajer, Theatre for the firt time in Dublin, befole a hou crowded n erery part. The stundard by the successof a farcical comedy should i.e3d is, of eourme,the amount of merriet it p -'for this is the object for which it is Uriter and measured by that rule. - Trhe MaIs wtri muste be ...

... FASH10N AND FAVABIETIES. - _ o F R Falkiner, R El A, has left Kingstown en route to India. Earl and Countess Ferrera have left Kings- town for England. General Sankey arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from En6lnad. Lady Ethel Wickham arrived at Kingstown yesterday from-Eugland. Lady de Bathe and 'Mits de Bathe have left Kingstown for England. Major-General Hutchinson arrived at Kingstown ...