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... TEE SCIENCE AND ART MUSEUm. I . ~ ~ __ + During Christmas week the recerded attent | dance of vi-ltorS of tlie Museum Was as followas: j -Sunday before Christmas Day, 595; Monday, 24th, 449; on Christmas Day the AMuseumi was, of course, closed; Wednesday, 25th, St Stephen;'s 'Dcv 1,020; Thursday, 27th. 8ta; and Friday, F 28th. 44-making a total for those days of 3,364 ' perss. During the ...
... The Leineter Hall was crowded on Saturdav I a night, and Mr. J Ml Sullivan haa every reason to feel gratilied at the encouragement and support which have been so far extended to his enterprise. _ The artnists on this occasion included Miss Hen- don Warde, Mrs Scots-Fenuel, Signor Abrarnvff, and Mr. Isidor dte l,ara. M'iss Warde pozsesaes a l plesaant contralto voice, and she sang very nicely ...
... FASHION AND TABIETIE&. Lady A Brooke and Miss Brooke have lea Kingstown for England. The Hon Browne Guthrie has left Kings. town for England, Major and Mrs Watsor have left Kings. town for England. Major Hutton has left Eingstowu for Bug. land. Captain and Mrs Roche has left Kingstowul for England. The Hon Henry Beurke arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. The Marquis of Ormnende ...
... The Hon Mrs Lawless has left Kingstown for England. The Marquise of Oregan has left Kings- town for England. Lieut G( K Wright, R. N R, has lef t Kings- town (or England. Lieut Elderten, lst E Surrey Regiment, has left Kingstown for England. Lord George Fitzgerald has arrived at Kingcstown from England. Lady Isabel Clayton has arrived at Kings- Kingstownatrom England. Lady E Talbot and suite ...
... ?? - IMTZMWVQ?W; IFF , Z~IN~ ?? U1WC X %4Wt toe attze of ndaery Mse a cblr' fany dress boi at the Vicregel Lodge Lmt evemin. Thr Seee HiRhueceS the Prince and P s Bdward of Sae Wim=z rae prest The gues commned to arrive at seven O'clock, and they wer joined in the reception reoms by their Excellecdesa 3n the following members of die Viceregal parpy:-Vk. Castloreah, who appeared as a huntsmna ...
... I _ THE GAIETY THE&TRE. ?? evening Miss Alleyn opened an engage- % ment at the Gaiety Theatre before a by no means tt large audience. The play was 8 Ronmeo and c- Juliet, a work of which, with no disrespect to Le the late Mr. William Shakespeare. it may be said d tihe public can easily have somewhat too much, :e unless it is ?? well presented. The devouring y passion of Juliet, the ...
... ?? THE DUBLIN SOCIETY'S SCHOOL OFI - _ ' ART. Oa St Stephen's Day the exhibition el the-norks I of the students in the Itoyal Dublin Society's School of Art, consiating of drawings, pvntmgs aud moodellings, A-hich were sent for competition to South Kensmrgtcn last May, and were theu I adjudicated upon, .will be open to the ptlblie at twe schooL adjacent to the houes, Kildare ssreet, from' ten ...
... FAISHION AND VAIZTBTIES. The Earl of Bessborough arrived at Sings. town yesterday from Engliand. Lord Littleton arrived at Kingstoen Yese terday fromi England. Colonel Phillips arrived at Kingstowe yesterday from Encglazd. Hon J 'Talbott arrived at Kingtown yes. terdlay from England. Captain CGaud Guinness, R A, arrived ai Kingstown yeskrday from Englaznd. Captain Boxer, Insoector of Lights, ...
... | -rASR-r6-Y-- sx7, VAI-fgTIES. I VICEREGAL COURT. n Thleir Ex.cellencies t>e Lord Lientenust, }G. an,!t3neI Msrchioness of Londonderry gave a dinner party last 'evening ?? Lodge. 'The followinhuad the! honour of receiving ?? PRev the Lord Archbishop of Dublin and Lady Plunket, Lady Berke- ley Pt-get, Lord Herbert Vane-Tempest, Right Hon the I Attorney-General and Mrs O'Brien, figgit Ronk Sir ...
... TilE;DUBUIN SOCIETY'S MUSICAL I PtRECI'TfALS. .- Yesterdays recital of classical chamber music d commenced at three' oclock. The attendance, was ' fuller than' at any of the preceding rectals of this year. The first piece VWa Schumann's quartet, s for two violins, viola, and violoncello, Op 41 t, No 1 ni A mnori played ' by Signor Papini, Mr. r Newmasi; Herr Lauer, and Mr. RodersdorF. It i ...
... I on ] TO THH. rITOR OF TH!E rFRaEEAN. Dublin, Dec 12th. t :au Sm-r t is some years since I wrote a line in re-! ns, ference tor the Irish language or Irish Gaelic 'he books; nerertlieles6. I take the deepest interest in te- all that is said and written about thore interest- lhe ing subjects, and wil), I suppose, as long as I live. Ms I Wm glad to read Celt's` first letter. and still 'ti ...
... THE MAGAZpI-R D)article0 ni-c yp~ oile v Harl-Pd Arthu 1Y-r ad Lite TenanlIe H-unmnhtev. ,l , to thle protesct onbil hg ?? Crl ins _ noutrtick Uiticle on .a:-1.thle1.c:_ re: ri-hie chapter by Lord Enetjc ci which nie deocrlae anaiwnv-i lisla coioniei0 is dealt withb rfa a ?? eluerelce tII thlef>re. iv '1 daen t C S.91 w Iok f(4I i ?? -.;o aic~ul -ea 2 ΒΌ NY--- antflcj.cl by Lord WL- !va ...