... I PIAHION AND YARLT1BE& THE COURT. Osborne, Monday.5 The Queen drove out yeiterday, accompanied by the Vriace and Princess Henry of Batteaherg . JipThe Queen went out this morning, accompanied by the Princes Beatrime The Duke and Duoheas of Cgnnaught,with the Prln- cess Margaret, Prince Arthur, and the Princess.Victoria of Connaughtk arrived at Cowes tilis morning In her Ma- jesty's yacht ...

... ANTDTI PAROCUIAL FLOWER SaOW AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. Tur eighth annual exhibition of flowers, fruit, vegetables, and work was held in the Protestant Hall, Antrimn, yesterday. Tho hiall presented a splendid appearance, nud was visited during the aftcrnoon by a largo number of persons who soemed much pleasedt with what wap, exhibited on the walls and tableB. Tho following contri. buted ...

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... FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH. By CODIrn, ELIoT. ( No sensible mnan can wish for two Parlin- ments within the limits of tile United Kiingdow. I cannot Lrust the peaeo and the interests of Ireland, north and South, to the Irish Parlia- mentary ?? Bright.) UNSHAIMEN in fCalty, in 1onour, and tiruth, As honest and faithful an in' llis strong youth, Our leonine Tribune stauds firm as 1he rock That ...

... LITEBATUBI3, PeRoToe2 DUcxexoNs oeNDPU Tu!rn 33Tnnicniz AcTs, OaPrlaS A:WD Auxras, by H. Macaulay Fitogibbou, ?? B itra.w.Dublin U048013, Figgis, & Co., Grafton Street. Mr. Fitzglbbon has, in the Nvork before ns, sup. plied the legal profession wvith a handbook which was greatly needed. Tite value of ?? worlk Cannot be overostimated, and if only on account of its admirable index and ?? tables ...

... 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 ...

... ,. w 4-D :4t 1iZ = V -GAL , I. Tlhdt trboam5a W6 X aduslaftmivua Coun. ~AM-bf Abfee, aitehd~d by'i~j~iZ tht A&1V*iAbI f actor at Sil~e~phaen y it irbiode5 an1 were Lie~ut Rod hag left Kkaftteoi* for Eng- I Lord ?? bhaa left KingstoWn for I Lora. A:tW rney Iag 1dt- ]iinastown for LkngLand ¶ Lgrd H.Fitzgerald has left. Kiqgtown for t SirE C'Guihem, Bart, ht left Kiiigstown P s .iG 11 A X, haa ...

... FASHRIO- AXD VAMICETZES. Major Borrowes. has left Kingstowvn for Eingland. Major A Fisher, B S C, has left Kirngstown for England. The Earl of Besaborough has left ~Kings- town for England. 'The Earl of Coiartownarrived at Kiingstown yesterday frees England. Lady O'Connell and maid arrived at Kings- 1t0-rn yessterday from England. Li.eut-Colonel M'Gregor and Mrs M'Gregor hare Left Kingstown ...

... I THE RISE ANTD PROGRESS OP SIR TIMOTHY BUNCOZIBh, RKt, ?I.p. By the author of Thomas Wanless, Peasaant. Manche'ster: John Dale: Abel Heywoods and Son. London: £Iainiton, Adarns, ansd Co. This, oil thle whole, is a clevei 7ntertaining, social and political satire, urnpleasantly bitter ini parts, marred occasionally hy serious defects, and contisiniog nuluerous small ristakes. It is still a ...

... HOLYWOOD PAROCHIAL FLOWNER SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. THE annual flower show and industrial exhibition in connection with the Eolywood parochial Sunday schools 1ud Band of Hope took place in the parochial schools yesterday, and was a marked success. The number of exhibits by the youthful competitors in the horticultural section was nu- usually large, upwards of two hundred children ...

... FAUSHION AND -YVA4LTLaS. Colonel Stoney Lai left Kingstown for Cantain and MIrs Scot' have left Kingstown for Englad. Lieutenant O -E Madden, R N, has leftt Hingstown for England.- Dudley S A Cogby, Rifle Brigade, has left Ringstown for England. Mlajor and Mrt Breretia arrived at Aiigs.- town yesterday from England. SirJohn ?? Dillon arrived at n town yesterday from England. Gibson Black, Hig. ...

... TITE RlOSE SHOW. ?? the suln ner show of the Royal Rorti- 7n. i-I Socierv was 'ne' in the grounds at the; ?? ?? tbe :- idenece ?? E Cecil Gfuinness, aud I , s-,e t;:em'L sta avr.octic;ns tirovidedl elsewhere a. r 'a . a ty :^ en od. ?ie wveather was ?? L-U'-vtlttt~i-.! I . Z'¢ d:rit- - Ie I-. The closely shorn green .a ; the fediagu Of the trees, however ...