... : 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 ...

... -=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 ...

... - - ~HEmDE ~-NNA COkdE1'TS.- I I . I; - -1 The-s n of these concewt' took ?? last evemng in the Leinster Hall The attendance] wsanot at all as ?? as the excellence -of tfhe iderved; The firstitem, a piaaforte4 violoncello duet by esao consisting., ?? be:atiful theme, wan admirjbl- ;played byY Mr Edersderfi ad M . C K Irwin. |Madfle Doria, who has a rich mezo-soprano voice, and tgs with a deal ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FASHION AlND YARETIE. ; - The Earl of Enniskillen arrived at Kings- town yesterday from lingland. Captain Smyth arrived at Kingstown yes- ter day from England. Captain Loftus Lewis arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs Gibbs ar- arrived at Kingtoirn yesterday from England. The Hon Mri Frmacis Prittie and the. Misses Prittie arrived at Kingstown yesterday ...

... THE -GEAT AMERICAN - I-LNGUAGE| i. v The Crul,, ,or October has-an interesting srticle on ?? TeGet Ameri. rs Languagbi1The folowing extracts-will give o idea of its tone and spirit:- WHAT IES ATHOE: OF ' THE R&VhEN WOULD * IVE; THOUGHT. Edagar Alfii Pe', in his soberer moments, was lt says) ?? about '-tho American aaguage. 'By that harmless phrase tie bard de- igated zitzi±se our common ...

... FASHION AND YABIE7IES. Dr IF W Kidd has left his residence, 17 Lower Fitzaniliamn street, for fivedays. -I) D Redmond, F R C S I, has returned to 14 Harcourt street.. Rev the Earl of AMulgrave has left Kings- town ior England. Lord Louth hads left Kingstown for 13nglnd. Lady Grace Bridges, has left Kingstown for Englaud. Lady C Stopford has left Kingstown for The Hon Walter Bovle has left ...

... 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. ...