... I FASHION AND YARTETIS. X Lady Stuart has left Kingstown for Eng- land. - Lady Young li-s left Kingstown for Eng- and. The Hon K St Lawrence has left Kings-' town for England. I Major Walton has left Kingstown for England. Capt Arthur V D Fitzgerald, Royal Scots, has left Kingstown for England. Colonel W E:Michell has left Kingstovrn for England. W E Bradshaw, York and Lancaster Regi- tnent, ...

... FASHION AND VABRITIES. | _ ~ ~ ~ ?? I D Hamilton has W4t Stephe'n's-green for a fortnibght. .Miss 'White hals retugned to 52 Henry- street from London. The Earl of Shannon arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Major and Mrs G L Bennett arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. C-aptain W R 31M'Kay arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. General and Irs Cosby have left Kings- ...

... : 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 ...

... TIHE CARL ROSA OPERAS. DON GIOVAN-fI Oa Saturday night Mozart's masterpiece, Don Giovanni, was performed at the Gaiety before a crowded audience. The performance on the whoie was fairly good, but-the work has been performed freauently before in Dublin by the same company with much better casts. The feature of the per- formauace was the re-appearance of Madame' Julia Gaylord, for so many ...

... -- ZADONA D VABZZX - Dr Sosgrave has returned to 5 ardiner' s Dr Thoraley Stoer has retuned to m6:-> I s. ?? street. | hn. Seymor has res anofoe, !rtee Sinzlg tition~sat V Loverlou~nts Ie IMfr. SwanY hass returned to 23 merrion, Ur Johns Nicson, of 10 Westnoread - be~ebnsd fronm tjr-markcbs. Mr. A Drinan, 10 Clar street, has left touncvramontb. ' Dr Charles B, Ball has returnedto-hisre- ...

... FASHION AND VAI'2rETI ?? ?? ~ The Earl and Countess of Milit0on aro,-d art Kingstown yesterday fromngland. Ladv W Lennox arrived at Kings'- yesterday fron rtgland. The Hon Mrs Wyndhama and party arf.TE- at Kingstown yesterday from Englaznd. Lady O'Connor arrived at Kiugstown - terday rom Pagland. f Lady Lina Clenments Khs kft ?? for Engrand. The Hion Sydney Trench hlas leir : in; town for ...

... ?? A-YD k1ifTIrs. Sir Rlichard Diceksnij arrived aet Kings4 town yesterday from If ;!,zgiei. The FRon Judge Noi:n trrived at Kings- town ye-terday frin: Lgngli.t. Colonel Pac et arrived at Kingstown yester- !day from Eogiand. I al~tai E B H-r Pat-rson, ,R A, arrived at ::l!stN] e~erd:et nut fottD iand?. T'he Right't Hon ?? Vice-Chancellor and Mcs ChOatterto, arris ad at l y:es.rn yesterday ...

... ?? - 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- ...

... ! 7FASBIO2AXD N-.ANTDZ&A..: Dr-Mnrphy, 14 Gardiner's-place,-ha left I town for a few weeks. Surgeon Dovye has removed from 69 Lower Mount street to 23 Lower Fitnziuiam stre' Dr F B' Nowlan has' left 109 Haddington-! road, nia Holyhead, for a week's stay in London. MAfr. J.ohn M1oore, Professor of Singiusz and jFiann,'1sS resunmed teacitina at his residence 32 North' Great George's street.. IDr ...

... C^ ARL ROSA OPERA COMANY. _ _ ?? I - - > l ' ;A.RITA:f.WS ?? On Saturday afternoon I- aritana was re- peated before a very large audience. Miss Ananda' Fabris as dhe gipsy heroine again charmed every- body by her delightful vocalism and gracefu l acting. Mr. John Child sang thie music of DonI 3 Cosar very capably, and was loudly applauded. IThe chief sones wtre re-demanded. Mr. Celli as ...

... f.THE~ HORSE SHOWsT - FOURTH DAY. Last evening the BaUsbridge premises closel after one of the most successful shows ever orga- nised under the auspices of the Roval Dablin So- ciety. Theannual autumn show has long been one of the principal events in the sporting year. Instead of showing any decrease in popularity1 year after year appears to bring with it for the show renewed favour amongst ...

... The concert on Saturday evening in ?? Hall-which may justly be named after the dis- tinguished baritone whose performance was the principal feature of it-was on the whole not as largely attended as might have been expected. ' There was a good deal of room in the reserved seats; the balcony, which was also reserved, and the area; the gallery, however, was crowded. Perhaps the prices had ...