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... I4TEAT-URE. o p 32 fleet-street, London. 301V Maons this must rank as the most t~b of African travel published in eas. Dr. Eduard Schuitzer, known to c i~n~J Pashasscientist, explorer, civil sst territory, and commander-in- g ., ie op3 writh whom he has held good jo{ three yeam against the forces of tag in this volume the story of his K: the laws that lie around the head waters ' pl fnoc time ...

... The 7Ni-neeteeA Century contains four articles upon tire pressingquestion of the poverty of the masses and the social condition of the working population. Of thesethe nost noteworthyby far is that contributed by the Cardinal ArchbishoD of Westminster under the title of ' A Plea for the Worthless. Hie ;minenece takes nst the unempployed, nor even the thriftleas, for his sub- ject. He writes ...

... -IMSHIOI AND VAP.IETrzs; VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Londonderry, accompanied by Count Herbert Von BEimarck, the Duchess of Abercorn, Countess Cadozran, and Viscountess Helmasley, and at- tended by Captain P. Fo Ealer, A D C, honoured with their presence the concert given by the pupils of the Royal Irish Arademy of Music, held at the Royal Uni ...

... FASHION A-YD VARIETIBS, VICEREGAL 'COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenanu and the Marchioness of Londonderry gave a dinner party last evening at the Castle, at whdich thefr Soenie Highnesses Prince and Princess Ecward oi Saxe Weirnar were pre- sent. The following had the honour of receiving invi- ?? Rev the Lord Archbishop of Dublin-and Lady Plunket, Rightflon the LordChancellor and ...

... Onstr,- - t P.QYAl4 IRISH AC.M)EXo:0f 0 Oa scn L*A a , - ?? LL~LflQsje a; tour C nual distribt 11tqd r tize5 at the recent eram aics Prizeand 4 , took place in the large hall of t race Buildinnp b! p the the Royal University. There tedlanes, all p f s l hal f 11 prizes were distributed by e 1iarc T ELondonderry, who, wish rice Marqui e derry, Lord Lieutenant, and a e arrived at four o'clock, ...

... I --SEI? ?? 4 Ak I 7s VICEP.EGAL COURTf. r Exlcellencies the Lord Lieutenanib and the etsof Londonderry entertained the following sst estevenin-g at the Castle:-Countess Cado- r U1DC VIIne Tempest, Viscoantess Belnisle, ti nlentna, JLedy Stafield and Hlon Miss Ear- ;Ilriand Lady Berkeley Paget, lady Hiadlip, Misl~tiuevausson, Admiral Hon W L and mrs ar s 11amT'ilton Rossell, Colonel J B Ster- ...

... FASHION AND VAPTLET113, VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Londonderry entertained the following at dinner last eveningat the Castle :-Viscount Valentia, Lady Aline Vane Tempest, Lady Suffield and Ron liss -Marbord, Lady Berkeley Psget, Lady Hiindlip, Admiral lion W C and Mrs Carpenter, Ron Miria= Thellusson, 1 -on R Bourke, uon Russell, XrCampbeUl, ...

... I rs- A5 i: - VICEREGAL COURt 'Ther~ir Excellencies Ib ord ieutenant and the- llardhieness of toadosidditynghve dier pa~ty last evening at thbaCetie, to wirich the. folowong lihd thn e hionour of receiving ?? and Duchess of, Abercorn, Earl- ?? of td Eari ?? e -ae K P ; Countess of Rentire-andiadyi f Brown, -2adio!f 'Eyfort,- K -P. and Cauntess of Csrysfdt; CGintess idnan;, Count - Eerbert Von ...

... THE GAIETY THEAkTRE. TI - Last evening a large audience attended the per- I ferrmauce of Jane Slore at the Gaiety Theatre. The play is one in which the characteristics of the I anthor. Mr. W G Wiis, are sonmewhat effectively! I develooec ; but it is more than doubtful that his: reputation as a playwright, i it depended on I |Jane Shore, would deserve to occupy more than I a very mediocre ...

... I SS DUt BEDAT'S CONCERT. On Saturday evening Miss Du Bedat's concert took place in the Leinster Hail, anid proved a conlspicuous success. The audience was represen- tative and sufficiently numerous to indicate both how highly her gifts as a singer are appreciated and the expectation entertained of the character of the concert associated with her name. Ths programme was judiciously selected. ...