... FA SION AND VARIETIES. Marquis of Drogheda arrived at Kingstowr yesterday from Englaad. Lt-Col Gillespie, Royal Berkshire Regt arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Lord Justice Barry arrived at Kingstowt. yesterday from England. Countess of Cardross has left Kingstowr for England. Hou P J F Skefflagton has left Kingstowr for England. Colonel Barrett has left Kingstown foi England. ...

... FISHION- AND VA RIETtES. THE QUEEB'S DRAWVINGEOO3L. Buckiinghaun Palace, Wednesday. ?? command of the Queen a irawingroom ?? held this afternoon at Buckinghamre Palace by the Princess of Wales on behalf of her Maljesty. The Prnncess of Wales wore a dress of gid satin and silver brocade, trimmnedm with silver with corsago to cor- respond, and train of exquisite Oriental embroidered gasze, lined ...

... I FA,9210- - Ad V .A RIETIES. I to Countess O'Dvrne arrived at Kin-gtowev e yveterday from Enulaisnd, ?? Lady Young and suite arrived at KingS. town yesterday franz England. - Sir Thomas Brad , Bart., arrived at Kings- lav toyn; yesterday f rum Erglsnd. in- Major C. W. Studdert arrived at Kingstown lhe yesterday from England. ich Baroness Von Kotze and Fraulein Von rs, Kcotze arrived at ...

... CAR3ELlTE SEMINARY LITERARY I SOC iEsrY. I A musical and dramatic performalce was gi-en on Tuesday and Wedne-day evenings by the literary society of the Carmeifte Seminary, Lower Dominick street. There wras a large number of people present on each occasion, and the enter- tainment was of a very pleasing character. Tiesi society contains amoug its members not only the senior pupils of the ...

... I . FASRNION AND YFARAlIR& I Dr Quinlann has returned to his residence, d 29 Lower Fitzwilliom street, from the Continent. The Duchess of St Albans and suite have 8 left Kingstown for England. u: The Duchess of Leinster and suite have w left Kingstown for England. Il The Hon anld Rev the Dean of Hereford has left Kingstown for Bngland. S The Hon Mrs Keith Falconer has left Kingstown for ...

... ITALIV_ OPERA. iFAUST. - Last night Faust was produced in the Leineter Hall, Hawkins-street: The house was crowded in all the popular parts. It is ieally passing the limits of toleration that the public should be treated' with so little consideration as is extended to them in connection with Mr. Maple- son's engagements. One hod come to hope that lthe flscos f the recent season might be ...

... I LITERATURE,,' 2I *A NSW .NQV-94 J3Y A-N IS A:.Lnew n~ovel ~bva ri aautho; liiji reed i s a military romancce, and is laid in the latter part of the. reign of the First N iapoleon is by Mr:. Tq ~s, floery: Teepii,; Diighternafl not unknown in the publishing world. The work 3s entitled, 4'The Fall of MoscoW7 $, following, thecuistom e£ a earlier riatr . A a date, will come out in three parts. ...

... IT A~~ k ppilli.. I -- . 6 ?? . ;. F. , ?? ,, _, 4 7, A ;_5t-_i1 + . 0zD.-0ii CXI~~0iDENT.). Rome, Jan 29. nHE HEA12m, 0 13 PQ1P ?? Th 4iBIJ, 'i i bf htha th ?? uiht,'-it . -a not har itO dine what re the desires ieite ff Itehli apartyi to our.o EEdher ep ep o Xiod 2EII. Wh Lie ti-e0M etif nbw and thor. withM rmost aiarmingaccounts-:of the state this a Jze ath and -f his, near dissolution. A ...

... FASHIoN AND Z4rZj. VICEREGAL COURT, Their Excellerces the Lord Lieutenant nd ts chioness of Londonderry gave a dinnre 1sr'o ing at the Castle, to which the f'-ovngh 'd * of receiving invitationsr-. ndehO h The Right Hon the Lord Chanraicer andLd.. I. bourne, Duchessof Mlentroce, Ladv i.lieV ey' ?? Earl of Carysfort. K P, an a e~ r - Lord and Lady Hastina,- Lady Lucy ?? Crotfar. iady s ne ...

... I ,FASIONY A-D VAR=IES. . The Ron W G Stopford has left KiDgstown for England. Captain W H Porter has left King-stown for Errgland. The Marquis of Cholmondeley arrived at IKTingstowln yesterday fromt 1 ngland, The following are amongst the latest de- jartares fI Gm Kinzstown per Royal Mail steamners:- Aquilla Smith, H D; XV Moore, B A: C B Davidson- Houston, Arthur 1 Scholefield, Mrs Colomb, ...

... z ? I ?? -- i .slzA .A')IA4RLETIE.S. ai d Ladly Harland arrived at ?? tiuti ad . ;tL rs Edge Mfunns - . J..2stowiiu yestcr2ay frvo Englund. L-d1 F Cuieu rvix Trench has left Eings- , ivlns~zo has left Kimgstown for r, .t .1 W\; St ii ilng R A, has left Kings- lhaslty. R N, has left Kingstown )Cuonn~r, M P, lha, left Kings- Gii% -Al P. has left Kinrgstown for k-i^> At'wS, 28th Reegiment, has ...

... M &ALGA'ZINTES FOR . DECEMBER. I The Nineteenth Century for the present month is a very readable production. Of the eleven papers of which it is composed, two relate to Ireland, These by a singular co- incidence take the form'of replies. In an article headed Mr. Gladstone and the Irish Union, Dr T Dunbar Ingram shows too plainly that he yet writhes under the castiga- tion inflicted on him ...