... ?? FQR NYEM-BER.1 ?? yi-adeert Ceatuary is full of interesting matter, oieti with a somewhat sensational con- tribution. The Sacrifice of Educatior to Ero araiuatim ' is a Protest aneinat the mischief to which the system of competitive examinations is ?? in England and is numerously signed by all sorts and conditions of men in politico, science, ,,a letters. T'he Protest is followed by ...

... , yASHIO-N7 ANlD RIETIRS. I VICEREGAL COURT. ps Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, K G, gave a ginf prity on Saturday evening at the Viceregal ei-ein celebration of her 3lajesty's birthday, at which ,,,re Highness Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar ,.neesen.. The following also had the honour of re- oe*-i ?? Rev his Grace the Lord ?? of Dublin (Lord Plianket), Right Hon the odCbanrellor. Right Hon the ...

... THE'SHEXBTION A- ' 0 - ?? 'LOND ?? 0 . 0- ;a -(FROM OURCORRESpOb_)y~ * eem ?? Feean-n.pecialjWire.) though bu wet truzisedItaE bb d , C~~ i :- - ?? :London, MdAay. : ?? .It seeems3 the habit of ourih in ra s to be i*9n ibut' an .unfnisheef state' at the day' of ;er- [opezln~;, ?? we, trust a~nd :believe iliatihid 'lribition will prove less a: sinner in this the respect than even custom would ...

... : F23ASHION AXDi VAR IBTLM f b .. . . a I: Lieutenant-Colonel S White, It A, has left Kingstown for Englaad. 3Major and Hirs Hannay have -left Kings- town for England. Captain Cookburn, R A, has left Kings- town for Frngland. H S Hamilton, 20thl Regiment, has left Kingstown for England. Colonel 'and Mrs Biden have left Kings- town for England. Colouel Turner has arrived at Kingstown i from ...

... T'B~E HORSE SJJOW.- _ _ l . _ _ The final arrangemnents in connection vwith thne great Horse and Sheep Show vhich opens at Ballsbridgc to-chqreere corn pleted yesterday, and, so far as one can >uge, every effort has been plut forth to secure the success of tire un'iertakior. , The entries in nearly all departments are higlher than in urevious rears whilst in sonic of the classes the ...

... FASIION AND VARIRTM. ,The -RiglI Hon the Lord Mayor,,, M.P., airived at Kinkstoivn yesterday from England. -Cptain E H J Baker arrived at Kin)gs. town yesterday from England. Captain W R Caldbeck arrived at Kings. town yesterday from England. Sir R and Lady Herron arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Cobnel Sir William Butler has left Kings- toun for England. Sir Patrick -Maxwell has ...

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... The Hon Mrs Lawless has left Kingstown for England. The Marquise of Oregan has left Kings- town for England. Lieut G( K Wright, R. N R, has lef t Kings- town (or England. Lieut Elderten, lst E Surrey Regiment, has left Kingstown for England. Lord George Fitzgerald has arrived at Kingcstown from England. Lady Isabel Clayton has arrived at Kings- Kingstownatrom England. Lady E Talbot and suite ...

... ' THE GAu1ITY THEATRE- ROMEO AND.ULIE. ?? 8 _ _ Romeo and Juliet was performed last ever, ing at the Gaiety before a very large audience, and considering the extraordinary strain tuade on the public in the shape of prices of admission, it is really wonderful to find the houses so large. It shoild not be taken as in any sense a dis- paragement of Miss Anderson's claims to recog- nition ...

... .FbSHION- AN-D vaRIRTjES. The Hon John Plunkett, it PJ. Tas Ieft Kingstown for England. J J Clancy, M P, has left Kingestown fbrk England. J R Cosx M! P, has 1CIfb Kingstown for' England. Colonel X`Causland has left Kingstown for, England. Captain and Mrs Hughles Tt lave Ieft Ringstown. for England. Major and Mrs E F Qivers have left Kings- town for England. The HonJudge Richards has left ...

... ASHON J-AND YArESTIES. The Hon Mrs Vesey has left Kingstown for England. IThe lien Glenarb and Mrs Leetham have left KingStown for lXngland.M i Col0nel and Mrs O'Brien have left Rings. town for England. Colonel R Griffith has left Kingstown for England. Captain Richard W Cooper has left Kings. town for England. 0 The Earl of Keumare arrived at Kings. town yesterday from England. 1'The Ran ...

... nR. WALTEKI BApTVS YX,'S .- S On Saturday evenjirn, - his annual concert ila the *; - which was well U,,j, t; ' - c'ell ti~ , sentative of all soctanns, i C4 j dious of the musical cubsic -a F qualified irstrument-L a;n-l ?? Mr. Bapty brought togeci- er -n cluded MTadame Neait-asn_- d_ able violinist ?? su eb- J ifirst be snoken of. It the 0' ?? j iustruments it is no erra.. - ea violin as the ...