... C ST'rrANGeBs in Paris at the present moment, says j the Paris correspondent of the Globe, -may spend 1 an agreeable hour or two at the Exposition de Sauvetage, which is being held in the Palais de j P'Iadustrie. It was opened a fortnight ago, but, X like all exhibitions, it was behind time, and is only now getting into apple-pie order. I must, how- ever. warn visitors beforehand that the show ...

... I FASHION AND VARIrTIE. I VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K a, and the Marchionessof landonderry gave a dinnev party last evening at the Viceregal Lodge, to which the following had the honour of receiving ?? Ron the Lord Chancellor, Viscount Chelsea. Eon M4iriam Thel. lesson, Geeneral the rlu' C and Miis Thesiger. Colonel the Hon F and Mtrs Boscawen, the Eon H Coventry ...

... FASHION AN-D ARIETI$. 1 Iadt Stuart has arrived at kinstown from Rgagisid The Marqus 'of Lansdowne has arrived at Kingstown from England. William O'Brien,. M P,. has -arrived at Kingtown from England. Colonel T ?? S gatn ikou Englad. . Williasn Redmond1 P, ha&- aved at Kingstown from Englasn J E Redmond, m Pi has arrived at JCapt 'strange, -Be 3, has arrived at Rmeten fro nL ?? Capt Hudson has ...

... FAS ION AND V ARTLYzY. *Lady Mathew arrived at Kinlgstowl vi. Xterd~y frou: E~ngland. * ; The Right Hon Mr. JUstice Mone a family arrived at Kingstoosen y sterday fer n land. Sir John Ball Greene, C B, arri;-f ^ ;ingtow-n ?? trom Enghlnd. Surgeon-'Major N M Creery usrivec ,i Bngstov. n ye-terday from l;g! and. iEngrlnI Fitzgerald has left ; :- H C Godlev. 4&.h RegIniort, lies , Kingstovwn for ...

... 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 ...

... J1ARNE FLOWER SH1OW. THE inaugural show of the recently-formed Larne EIorticultural Society was held yesterday in the M 'Garel Town Hall. and, considering that it was a first effort, those who were instrumental in pro- moting it must he congratulated upon the very i large measure of success which has attended their r labours. The spacious hall was filled with the ea- i hibits, which were of a ...

... -FASHIO.,'- AND V.A.rETLE VICEREGAL COURT. Their Erscelleac. s tire Lord Lieutenant, G, aeib Marchioness of Londonderry gave a dinner pa,.T evening it the Viceregal Lodge, tojwhich the ?? had the honour of receiving invita&Uens..:- lord Langford, Sir West and Ldv kidgeway, Percy and Lady Grace, Rcegt Hon Sir Patrik ant Lair Keensa, Sir Charles L~yt. Major General ani y! Davis, Right Hon the ...

... FASHION AND VABLEBTX& T. D. Sullivan, M.P., arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Sir William S. B. Kaye, C.B. Q.C,has left Kingstown fot Englad. Major and Mrs. Bayley have left Kings- town for England, Comte Von Der Scholenburg -arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Colonel F. Longfield has left Kingstewn for England. Cavaliere and Mdime Bozzelli have left Kingstown for ...

... THIE HORSE SHOW IN DUBLIN. f in rI entries for the coming Royal Dublin Society's Show at Ball's Bridge are much larger than on previous occasions, and judging by appearances goenrally, the gathering is this year, should the wenthler be. favotrable, bhound to be a great success. Several importaut improvemnents hsve been made in the arrangecment5 for the exhibition of certain clas-,es of anuials ...

... GAIETY THEATRE- MIGNON. I _ _ 1 Last evening a crowded audience attended the- performance of Mignon at the Gaiety Theatre. Of all the interesting works included in a reper- o toire of Mr. Carl Rosa there-is probably not one that commands a more universal acceptance than. )the work founded on Goethe's WilhelmMeister. WVhen it was first produced in Dublin the music )of Amnbroise Thomas won ...

... SENSATIONAL gOQC TNE ' SIN THEAL STAIR MUiSIC HA.LL. A MAN JUMPS FROTM THE GALLERY. j; ; TWO PERSONS INJURED. The performance at Mr. Lowrey's Star Music Hall last night: was interrupted by an extra- Ordinary and startling incident. A man suddenly jumped from the top gallery, and fell with great force on a member of the orchestra underneath. Both sustained severe injuries, the musician being ...

... -SBHION AND FARIBTIES. Viscount and Lady Trafalgar arrived at Kingstown yesterday from ngltand. Lady Mathew arrived at Kingastown yes- yesteray from England. Lady Burton arrived at Kingstown yester- day from England. The Right Rev the Bishop of Limerick ar- rived at Ringstown yesterday from England. Captain Selwyn, M P, and Mrs Selwyn ar . rived at H ingstown yesterday from England. Colonel ...