... v A4N -Drp- - a~ ~ ~~4IT ?? Earl of oztw ar Wtow yesterday fro tglssd. The Hon W L Piunket arrived town yegterfaefrom EnglnMd. Sir E WV Stafford arrived t . Yesterday from Egld.£at General and M3rs; Lyons Mon; ,T rnve4 at Eingstown Yeterd yfrom I a4ior -Hughes (The Cameroli,, at hingstowvn Yesterday ?? il't-v Surgeon Hlughes (Medical 9 l r ingatolwn yesterday frozn E.1gr.Mdn a Timothy ...

... FASHION AND VARETIS. , g . _ . 0 m~~~ , 0Lord Dunraven arrived at Kingstowu yes. ''day from En-jand. , The Ifon Mr. and Mrs Donaldson arrived ,at Kingstown yesterday from England. s Sir John and Lady Dillon arrivea at Kineds lown yesterday from England. AH Colonel and Mrs MCJintoeck arrived at f~liingsto~w yesterday trom England. ] fS T'he Ho B. J Plunker amrrved a Kings.o r~,toswn yesterday ...

... R ?? :- - 7 I Tae sheep deg UIs whih will take place ai the la Show at IDasbridgeea tWedesdayunext, thesec6zd day of the show, ?? eite unusual intere3t, especlilly-as they are a complete novelty in Ireland. Owing to the 'energetic action of some members of the committee a' large Dum'ber of entries havo ben rsecured, chiefly from Waleo[ * where probably -the best trainedc dogs inr the world are ...

... I .,-ISH . ar ART SOCIETY. To-day the exhiition of pictures by members !of the Irish Fine Art Society wii be openedtej the public at S5 Xoleaworth.-treet in many re- i i spects the collecticr is very much more interest- ing than any of its predecessors. There is a most agreeable absence of any absolutely bad pictures, and though the sabjects are a_ a rule; simple and conventiavnai, there arc ...

... [ j . A .Do. VAPJgTIZS. E r : ...

... 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 ...

... P.AgHION AND YRIET'BS. I Eard e Montalt arrived at Kingatown yes- 'trdar frees England. His Honor Judge O'C Morris arrived at 1 Kingstown yesterday from Egisad. Captain Cecil 'Thompson arrived at Kings- towsr yesteday fromiEngland. Captain and Mrs Trench arrived at Kings- town yeeterday from England. ILady Gough left Kingstown yesterday for i 13:tia. Hon H Bourke left Kingstown yesterday for ...

... 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 ...

... .FASHION ASD iARELES, | I 1 . Lord Alex;and&r Psg t-ll-s left Kingstowit for England. Lord Lurgan las left Kiingstown for Eng- land. Lady A. Vane Tempest has left Kingston for England. Captain.3athews, A P C, has left Kings- town, for fngland. -V G Black, Derby Regiment, has left Kingstown for England.- Peter MA'Donald, j P, has left Kingstown for Engibind. Lieutenant E .aA'ey, R N, has left ...

... IAI I The Hon H Whte, A D) C, has left King6s- town for England. Major S Watson, IR A, has left Kingstown for. England Major 4YBeirne, Cth Regiment, &nd Mrs O'Beirne,bave left Kingstown for Enugland. Captain De Hoghton haa left Kingstown for England. Captain Scrimgeour has left Kingsatwn for England. Lieutenant R Geoghegan, 32 A, Miss Geoghegan,and'i AastervGeoghe5gn, have left Kingstown for ...

... i . a . RECITALS. : , I Lest evening's reitc m3dlifntl at balapte eight olock, 'invelved;,A;odig to Ie plan adopted in the.present series, a new programme. I There was a full attendant. The. three . otes Q the . enin r each.gems inl teirs way. The fit -was Hays3 ;tring iquartet in D . major,:- ANo 45, played by Signer Papini, first' violin; Mr. Piyott, second; Herr Lauer, viola; and Herr ...