... tXIffQN -AND VAR IETIES. I ?? Captain IAartin has left Ringstown for o 13119k3-1 - f 'The lciwr& nerial, M P., has left Kingstown for Xogland. The Right Hon. the Attorney-G(ener.l, bMp., has leit Kingetown for Eugland. Byconmmand of her Ezcellency the Lar- chioue-s of Londonderry, Mrs Srns, coart Drenonihier, 51 Darwon Street, att-dedd at the Vivcregal Lodge, nd -waa honoured ih an order for ...

... 'Their Excellencles the Lord Lieutenant and the Mar. chioness of Londonderry held their first state ball for the season at Dublin Castle last evening. Their Excellencies entered the Throne Room shortly after ten o'clock, acoompanied by their Serene High- nesees General Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar, R C B, and Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimar; the Earl and Countess ot Longford and Lady Ceorgiana ...

... r PAH T0'VARUT1RB. - =e - I- Sir Ma m iniazt . Ies tings5- L * Sir:S~e6 Porter,F;p L, has left Kings,- Sir Seorge O~ensf J P, hwetingstow for znggnd, General Sankey, R E, and Mrs Sankey have left glotwn for agbnand The High- Sheri of 'Donegal has left Eingstown for Englnd Colonel Stockwell has- left Kingstown for En-LinL. Major and Mrs Wilson have left Eiugs- town for England. Colonel ...

... I FASRIOly AND VARIETIES. I FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE. (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Tuesday. A large and fashionable congregation assembled this afternoon at St Andrew's, Wells-street, Oxford-street, to witness the mat'raage of Lord William Cecil, second son of the Marquis of Salisbury, to Lady Florence Wilbrahans, second daughter of the Earl of Lathom. Among those present were the Margais ...

... i T CARMEN. Carmen was perined at the Gaiety Theatre last night. A crowded house proved what an amount of fascination the opera still has for the public. The sensational story culminating in murder, thecharacteristic themes, the strangedis- cords out of which the genius of the composer wrings such beautiful effects, the elegant and original orchestration, and the passages of pae- siorate ...

... lMISS M1ARY RUSSELL'S FAREWIELLI CONCERT. I Last evening a farewell concert was given in the Leinster Hall, Hawkins-street. by Miss M-ar' Russell, who is about to leave for London, where she has accepted all impor- tant engagement. The attendance, though not large enough to fill the Leinster Hall, wvould have looked satisfactory enough in the old Antient Concert Hall ; and thecordiality with ...

... ,-T 4SHTION ANfD VFA IRIETIE& I - ~ - - - Captain Halpin arrived at Kingstown yes- terday fromn England. Colonel Oliphant, Grenadier Guards, ar- rived at Eingstown yesterday from England. - - Major Borrowes, D L, has left Kingstown or England. aptaii an2 Ufrs French hava ivft Ring?' town for England. Captain Fiennes has left Kingstown for England. Sir John Coode l-has left Kingstown for ...

... FASRION AND VA PJETIES. Captain and Mrs Stepford have left Kgt i- town for England. Lieutanant-Colonel and Mrs Dudley Samp- son have left Kingstown for Englad. Hon Mrs Vereker has left Kingstowan it England. Surgeon C Cronin, M 5, has ?? town for England. James Reilly, 15th Hussars, has left Kingi town for England. A Gilroy, 11th Hussars, has left Kings town for England. Major Watson ha. left ...

... FASRION AN. VARIETIES. I ,ir A Stephenson arrived at Kingatown lezerday frora Englnd. Lieut Col Taaffe FerraI, D L, arrived at tir:' vmn yesticray from England. W J flcvnolds, M ?? arrived at Kingstown ite'rdsy from3 England. D Crilly. MJ P. arrived at Kingstown yes- oednly from England. ji Sheehy, N P. arrived at Kingstown fs:oc.s m Englaad. 1' OlfHea, M P, arrived at Kingttown yes- ki:i i ...

... I -. f 7 P; by . . , . I IHEODORE WlBAUX, Potical Zocave and Jesuit Byl the Rev C Du Coetlosquet, S J, with an introduc. tion hv Rev Richard F Clarke, S J. London: Burns and Oates, 1887. This is a charming record of a most charming life. The story of a beautiful career is told with great perfection, with touching simnplicity, and wit a peculiar fascination that makes attractive eten the ...

... THE ?? | XEW MUSEU-vL AT ERD.' E| I STIREETL. -k The buiiding of the new Mane=um in Iii aW,. street has now progressed very tofsidorahi a 3 good deal of the time which was los; in t earlier stageA of the work has been made a, r:, mdin wvalls are now more than forty ie e height, while a great portion of the cut Stne, or. n Damental pillars, and pilaters are in fleir Pi tiofsw It is now ...

... Mr. and Lady Frances Doyne arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Sir John and Lady Dillon arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Lieut-Col M'Gregor arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Major and Mrs Howard Brooke arrived at Kingstown yesterday from Engiand. Capt Harrison arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. General and Mrs Munday arrived at Kings- town ...