... FASBION AND VARIETIES. Lord Scarborough arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Lord Downe arrived at Kingstown yester- day from England. Hon H Bourke arrived at Kinsgstown ) esterday from Euglhnd.u Major Suttleworth arrived at Kinastown yesterday frnm Englsad. C D Guinness, R H A, arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Mr. White, Grenedier Guards, arrived at Ringstown yesterday ...

... THE MANCHESTER EXHIBI- I . TION. THE HIGHLA-ND GATHERING. (TLGRAM FEd A CORRESPONDENT.) Manchester, Wednesday. The first day of the great Highland gathering and gamtes at the Royal Jubilee Exhibition, Man- chester, opened this morning. The interest ex-I cited in the public was manifest by the many thousands of visitors who witnessed the sports. The weather was delightfully fine. The proceed- ...

... THE IRISH SECTION OF THE'' I MANCHESTER JUBILEE I ;i 132K HXI BIL'ON.I In FIRST NOTICE. (FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) In laying before the readers of the Freeman's s Joernal a description of Ireland's contribution to ! the Exhibition of Art and Industry at Old Traf- ford, Manchester, two leading thoughts suggested d by the undertak ?? must be noted at the outset. c The one has reference to ...

... FASHIONf ADVA1liL-'TIL.rl-- irish Fine Art Society, 35 Molesevorthb street, now opea. Tlie XXIX exhibition ef plktures flours, ;l to C. Her Excellency the 7i'archlioness of Ln donderr aryived at Kingstovra eterti:3 front I ty a! I 'tiseousutess 3iiandeville arrived at I'LL t town ycsterday from En- irv:i. Lady Charles T3eresford arrived at Kirv a town yes terday froin Envlol zn; Lord and Ladv ...

... i-4O, A 'ND VA RIE, TIES. 1 I Thbmas J Condon, M1 P. arrived at Kings-- town yesterdlay from England. 'Captain 0 Ball arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. J Murray, E sq, 14th Hussars, arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. :Lord Athlualney has left Kings town for England. liontand Mlrs Kingscote have left Kings- towvn for England. General and Mrs Wynne have left Kings- town ...

... FASION ANTD VrA RIETIES. Lady Victoria Hamilton and suite arrived it Kingstown yesterday from England. Captain Envied ue and Mrs Engledue arrived t at gingstown yesterday from England. ( Colonsel Bilwell, 3 P, arrived at Rings- t towvn yesterday from England. Y Judge Lefroy has left Kingstown for d England. Captain Scrimgeour has left Kingstown for Enclaind. Dr Anthony HF. Corley, President of ...

... I Lucia di Lamrnermoor was repeated on saturday night. The house was crowded in a]- most every part. The first encore wavs won by Miss Lockwood, whose excellent playing of the beautiful harp obbligato which introduces Lucia and Alice to the audience, in the first act, was deservedly redemarided and repeated. Madame Georgina Burns, who sustained the part of Lucia, both sang and acted, it is ...

... Sir Redvers Buller arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Lady Maidstone arrived at Kingstown yeslerclay from Bng land. Lord aand Ladv Fielding arrived at Kings- town yesterday fromn England. - His Grace Archbishop Walsh arrived at Kingstown yesterdaY from England. Captain and Mrs Winter arrived at Kings- town yesterday from Englauad. Colonel Ornusby and Misses Ormsby (3) have left ...

... 1FA>SHION AND 'VARIETIES. GARDEN PARTY ATBUCKFIINH1A2E .PALAC . :. (PY TELEGRAPH.) LondonWednesdaj. The Queen arrived at Paddington station from Windsor at twenty minutes to fouro'clock this after- noon 'or the purpose of attending the ?? party at ?? Palace. In deference, however, to the loyal wishes of ?? inhabitants of Kensington her I3ajesty drove in an open coiagae through the prin- cipal ...

... VICEREGAL COURT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, aceompAnieA by Captain R. H. Fowler, ?? honoured the British Medical Association ith his company at dinner at the Royal University of Ireland last evening. Lady Mathews arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Hon. Mrs Skeffington Smyth arrived at Kingsto'vn yesterday from Fngland. General Sankey arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from ...

... ROYAL DUBLIN 0 r 1t SHOW. Yesterday the annual Spri0 g Siow, held ur, the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society, , opened at the Ball's bridge grounds. lhe rem'- rence of this even t is looked forward to with tb. greatest interest by a very large nurnber people, and for various reasons. Happening a4 Easter time, it brings together a vast re S of country folk, and swells the hotel lihts to the, ...

... 'Their Excellexcies the Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Londonderry gave a full dress ball in celebration of St Patrick's Day at Dublin i Castle last evening. TheirExcellencies entered the Throne-room shortly after ten o'clock, accompanied by the Marquis of Ornmonde and the Marchioness of Ormonde, the Earl of Baidon and the Countess of Bandon, the Earl of Rosse and the Countess of osse. ...