... 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 F.ASRION AND VARIETIES. VICEREGAL COURT. frheir Excellencies the Lord Lieulenant and the Mar- chioness of Londonderry entertained the following party at the Punchestown Races:-Marquis sad Mar- chiones3 of Ormonde, Earl and Countess of Kilmorey, Earl of Arran, Lady Aline Vane Tempest, Lady Ran- dolph Churchill, Lady Charles Beresford, Lord and Lady Hastings, Sir George Wombwell, Hon B Winn, M ...

... VICTORIAN LITERATURB LECTURE BY PROFESSOR DOWDEN. Last evening, at eight-o'clock, a lecture on Vic- terian Literaturefrom 1837 to 1585,was dolivered ini the Sackville Hall by Profersor Dowden, T C D. There ?? a crowded attendance. Amongst those present were- Rev DrMonalhan,Mr George Oree, B. L; Dr SRaw, T C, Mt~r Shawv, B J.; Rev S S Hamilton, Mr J T Pins, Rev Dr Hailton Magic, Rev Thomas Arm- ...

... ,-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 ...

... uiWisTV AND VARIEPTIES. IJ J Claicy, WI P, :left Iingstawn for London yesterday. Lady Randolph Churchill-arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England- Lady Gwendoline Chaplin arrived at Kings- town yesterday frsm Eugland The Hon Miriamn Thelluson arrived at Ringstown yesterday from England. The HIon EH Bourke arrived at Kingstown yesterday forgm Emglsnd. Lady Brooke arrived at Kingstown ...

... FASHION JANTD VARIETIES. Win N1 Murphy, 2T P, lies left Kingstowi. for England. T Harringt , ?? Pt I luti left Kingst(wn for England. Josepl iEKenny, 21 ?? has left [{inlgstowt I fot England. ICondo, 3I P, has left Kiltigot'ewl n io: Daniel Crilily, 211 P, hi: left Kingsl own fior I EngPland. I D Sheehani, M: P, ha., left Kingtiown fo.jr England. E lulhaelln Marunt, M P, LL B, iu:rs left i ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... '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. ...

... I~ ~ ~ _ I s The tenth and last of the Spring course of £recitals of classical chamber music was given at ; four o'clock yesterday afternoon in the theatre of the Dublin Society House. There was a very full E attendance. The programme consisted of three w works of grest interest. The first was a string quartet in C minor op 13 of 11ubisnsteen. One is sometines uncertain from the nature of some ...

... MRS. SCOTT-FEMNNELL7S CONCERT. Mrs Scott-Fennesl'8 annuul concert was given last evening in the Leinster Hall padi was most successful in every way. A varied and excellent programme was interpreted by artists some of- whom were of th. highest ability while all were . of superior rank ; and it was most ira. t, tifying to see both the entire lower e arena and the large balcony of the t new hall ...

... 1 ?? THE cD-RAWX1iGROO. I ?? : ~ f Their Exceflelacies the Lord Lie atenaut and the | Max'chioness. of Londonderry held their secod -DrNingroomrn for this sesnat ?? Ilat dening. Their Exelencies entergd the Throne Room shortly atficr half-past nine oclock accbompanied by the Duchess of MoUtrosb, the Earl of Ctarysfort, RP, and the Countess of Carysfort;, Lady Aline Vane Tempest. Viscount ...