... THRE GAIETY THEATRE. FAUST. I Last night eFaust was repeated before a crowded house at the Gaiety Theatre. The caste was very much the same as before, save that Mr. Leslie Crotty on this occasion was Valentine, a part in which he has won many laurels, and Miss Dickerson was the Siebel. Mr. Crotty's perform- ance -as singularly good, and his acting and sing- ing, especially in the death ...

... -=FASHION AND YARTrIES. -- -1 1 $t, P'SST&OH .48S ?? ile, * ?? Last night her Excellency the Blarchioness of Londonderry and her dtarghter, Lady Helet Stuart, accompanied by the Hon H White and Mr MuIlhra (private secretary), honoured the Gaiety Theatre by 1 their presence to witness Daly's Company in The Taming of the Shrew,. Sir George Porter hbas returned to his resi- de.uce, 3 Merrian ...

... Last eveningr TMiss Minnie Palmer and her com- pany appeared at the Gaiety- Theatre in My Sweetheart, a play whieh has allready been giveni here. The play is simply a vehicle for allowing opportunities to Mist Palmer to sing a numbberof| music hall songr, and execute somae pretty dances. Her vobaliscn is not her strong point, but she makes t-he most of what -voice she has, and has a number ...

... FASHION ANL-D VARITIES. i. The Ron A Ponsonby arrived at Kings- | town yesterday from Rhland. Colonel the Hon-L Butler Massy and Mrs Massy arrived at Kingstown yesterday fromn England. Sir James Spaight arrived at Kingstown i Y4rterday from England. I ' i Colonel W~avehl arrived at Kingstown yesterday f)om England. Major A lottenhlam. (A and S Highlanders) I arrived at Iungstown yesterday from ...

... I MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEM11BER 1 lI ?? _ . ?? THE MONTH. Sepiember. 15118. London, Burns and Cate Dublin, GllMand Son. 'The rev editor of 271c Month opens its Sep- tember number with a very powerful article on [the vagaries and inconsistencies of the late Pan- Anglican Conference. The proceedings of the Conference afforded much material for trenchant criticism, and Father Clarke is just the man ...

... EASRION AND .ARIETIES. Lady F Doyne and Mliss Doyne liave left Klngsto'an fur England. Colonel Moloniey has left Kingstoun, i' England. Consul-General and Mrs Arnistro-ng h,;a left Kingstoni- ior England. Captain and M21rs Barrett, have le: i-hos- town for England. Cantain ,J H Bor. R M%1 A, h.as leftL Rigls. town for Enland. Major ?? 'Mrs Jameson have left EKints. toen for England. Licutenant ...

... ITEMSOK AND VAPJR TIES. Captain Arthur Brooke, C.B., R.N., ar- rived at Hizgetown 7esterday from England. Lieutenant-Colonel Meredith arrived at Kingatown yesterday from Esglsndl Majok Meredith arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Captain Thompson arrived at Kingstown yesterday.from England. Colonel Caulfield arrived at Kingstown yea- terday from England. Sur~geon-Major I'C~reery, ?? ...

... JFASHION AND VARIMTE. | A _ ~ ?? . Captain Doyle arrived at Kingstown yes- terday from England. Major and Mrs Adanis arrived at Khigs- town yesterday from England.- Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs Mayhew ar- lired at Kingstown yesterday for England.. Captain Wm.. Scriven, R N, arrived at K;ingstown yesterday from England. Captain Daiphper left Kifigstown yesterday for England. Mr. Sergeant Hemphill ...

... . FASHIO AND VABITIES. Lady Foster arrived at Kingstown yester- day frorm England. Lady St Lawrence arrived at Kingstown ?? from England. C- aptain Eccles arrived at Kingstown yesterday fronu England. The Mayor and Mayoress of Mosely, Lan- cashire, arrived at Singstown yesterday from Eng- land. The Earl of Lucan has left Kingstown for England. Viscountess Helmsley has left Kingstown for ...

... FASIIOY AND FARLrTIE& a Mr. T' F Studley has returned to town. Dr Rawtrey Benson has returned to his residence, 57 Fitzwillisan square. Surgeon Tobin has returned to 59 Stephen's green. M J de Bathe, Royal South GGloucester Regiment, has left Kingstown for Englant. H S A Priice of Saxe Meiningen has leat Kingstown for England. The Duke of Saxe-Afeiningen has left KNzastown for Eagisuil. ...

... 7FASHXON AND T.VABIATL&.M ' V , . ?? W~or-tlvdArtived :at Kingstbn yes- terday from nlnys-d. Capt Arthur Fitzgerald, The Royal Scots, arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Rev RI Pearc& and the Rbn Mrs Pearce arrived at Ritn;stovrn yesterday from flgland. Sir Craven 0 Goring; Bart, Lady, and Miss |Goring arrived at Riegstown vesterday from England. I Lieut-Colonel W T ?? arrived at ...

... ?? - L7,ERAT7URE. I THE HISTOY OF IRELAND, FROM THE RE- rOEMATION- TO TEE UNION. By Dr. t Hassen- carp, Head Master of the Royal Gynmasium, Os. tsowo. London: Swan. Sonnenschein and Co, Pater. noster square. This book is a translation from the German, by E A Robinson, and specially annotated by the author. It contains two prefaces-one to the German edition, the other to the English transla- ...