... lDUBLTN ART CLUB. To-day the third Vwin ter exhibit.on of pictura. held by the Dublin Art C'ub nuill be opened in the Leinster Hall, M1olesworth-street. It is an exceedingly interesting coilection, and comprisesp besides the works of Irissh artists, some examples b. painters resident in Enl-and or abroad. The rooen has been particularly well arranged for the purpose, and although the number of ...

... IAX 0'EWS BOI O i . AMERICA. 3 -(FROMtI CORRESPONDSNT.) London, Wv>inesday Nigh'. I . - (Yax Rell's new book, Jonath et Son Continent, w4e published in Paris to.day, and as it has already 'evoked strongl' hostile criticism in the American Press, it is assured s g&%at a vogue .as the preceding brochures of the series. There is no doubt, however, that Mar O'Rell is in inore of I a laudatory ...

... FAqSIO N AND VARIETIE& VI1CREGAL COl,'r. we are authiorilied to state that, in cousequence of the death of the Crown Prijne of Austria, the Lord Lien- tensnts Lewee and Drafiulgroein asnounced for the 5Ut andl Gth of Februatry re postponed until further notice, FASHIONABLE MARRiAGE IN DUBLIN. Yesterday afternoon, at it 3tephen's Church, Mount stroet, the marriage took place, by special licence ...

... ?? YASHJON AD YVARIETIR5B. S The Earl of Dunraven has left Kingstown for England. Lady E Talbot has left Kingstowa for Englanu. Lady Anne Trench has left kingsetown for England. The Hon Mliss Greville has left Kingetown for Englard. Sir Al a Hudson Kinahan, Bart, and Miss Grace Hludson have left Kingetown for Enan.rd. Surgeon. WV Owen, E, 31 S, has left K ings- tcon for England. Major and Mrs ...

... FASHION AND VABIRTIES. The Hon 1 Fit.v'wilhiam has arrived at jingotowis.from England, MT r. Smith Barry, NI P, has arrived at Kingstown from Englant!. Captain Shone, P E, and miss Shone have arrived at Hinastown from England. I Captain Doyle has arrived at Kingstown from Engl:nd. Captain James Scott has arrived at Kings- town trom Englaid. Lady Gwendohise Cecil has arrived at Einastown from ...

... Lfl'EEATUReS. | The SMERXMIDIATE EDUCATION SEEES: Satires of Horace, Trsesation of Ut Beare's Se-. lection. By Philip Sadiord, A M. Dublin: Pon- sonby. This volume contains a translation of the gelec- tion from the Satires of H orace' prescrbed for ?? course. Withbthe acho- ly edition of Mr. Bears, it gives the student all the aid he should require. The trslation is ex- cellent, and admirably ...

... I THE SHOWS IN THE LONDON SAOPS. We etae the followi entertaining gossip from the Pall M07ll G6aeff1c - The lrincess of Wales is meagre in her milli- nery. The other day she was having some hats made for her dasghltes. annd rtoi. her owx mate- rial to be made up. She seldom gives much more than 30a for a bounet I.sLdy Randolph Churchill is a diligent searcher after pretty bonnets. Mrs White, ...

... FASHION -AND FARIETIS. Lady Edmuund Talbot has left Kingstown for England. Major General Sir R Duller has left -Kings- town for EnglauL Madame Marie Roze has left King town for England. Colonel H Mapleson has left Kingstown foe England.. Captain C E L Clarke has left Kingstown for FRuglanotl. r ?? Haughney. 5th Dragoon Guards, basleftlaingstonn for Euglantl. The Earl of Arran arrived at ...

... FASH-ION D rTA.fBTITr& Lieutenat-General Nugent has left Klmgs- towa-~for 399brnd. Colonel Moloney has left Kingstown for Cavtin Gunston, 5th Dramgon Guards, and Mrs (hoston bave left Ingstown for E and, Cotntess of Figallg has left Kingstown for England. Captain E J BorE R E, hasleft Ringsawn for E2gland. ComimanderHall, R N, ?? for England Lord Lurga has arrived at Kingstwn from Efnl Sir ...

... | IlTERATUREr | cHARACTRISTICS FRONM THE IVRITINGS OF ARCHBISHOP ELLATHORNS 'Kith Bibli- IT grauhical Introductionl. Arranged by. the Rev Michael F Glacey, Iltte of St Mazy's College, Osro. et London: Barns and .Otes. B1 Of scarcely any living public man can it be 3E said, as is rerorded of Archbishop Ullathorne in at ol the preface to this ivork, that he has been now before the public as a ...

... FASHIONY AND YAPETIE MLr. and Lady Charlotte 315ontgomerv anti o Miss Montgomery have left Kngsto-nv for Eng}land. Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs Lefroy ha- f left Kingstown for England. L Colonel ? Beatty. has left Kingstown ;,Englasnd. t, Major Q M K Looan, 24th Regiment, has d left K-ingstorn for England. _ Captain and Mrs Rickards have left Kings- town for E ngland. Captain Uobson, The Queen's ...

... AMXAT7ER THEATRICALS IN KINGS - -TTOWN. - - Last evening amateur theatricals were held in the Town Hall, Kingstown, in aid of the poor of ,the township.- There was a very good audience, the large rooim in which the performance was given being fled to overflowing. The object oi the entertainment was one- wwhich appealed . to all- classes, ani the arrangement as to the disposi- tion of the ...