... charms and fascinations of London society for there he was a well-known figure and quite at home. Both he and Mr Plunket are described by the anonymous Foreign Resident” who some years ago electrified London society by his clever book upon its most prominent ...

... Irish Society. JANUARY 25, 1890. a brother-in-law of the eminent Mr Alfred Grey, R. H.A., we believe), on the very excellent arid life-like portrait which appeared in last Friday’s issue of young Master Fitzgerald in his fancy dress costume, representative ...

... IRISH SOCIETY. dress and refused the purse, saying The true musician is sufficiently repaid by the success of his efforts in educating the musical public of his native city.” This record is enough to show that the writer is not oblivious of the work of ...

... overcoats that men wear now. , whips are beginning to drive about we West End again, proving that society has IRISH SOCIETY. removed itself fiom the provinces to town. The smartest trap is a high mail phaeton of smaller proportions than those used by men ...

... IRISH SOCIETY' On Easter Sunday the long*deferred ceremony of unveiling the statue of the late Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, was performed by the Prince of Wales at Cannes. The figure, representing the Duke of Albany in Highland costume, is recumbent ...

... IRISH SOCIETY how many have had that pleasing fancy shattered within the past week, for State invitations, unlike others, frequently arrive at the last moment. Many women whose cards did not turn up buoy themselves fondly up with the idea that they will ...

... Irish Society. JUNE 7. 1890. crest of the Monjos de Peneranda, set in rubies, emeralds, turquoise, and other precious stones. It is rumoured that the sailor son of the Prince of Wales is engaged to the Princess Clementine, daughter of King Leopold of ...

... IRISH SOCIETY inst, when the band and pipers'of the Seaforth Highlanders will perform a choice selection of music from 5 to 7.30 p.m. The Earl of Milltown, who was recently invested as a Knight of St. Patrick, died suddenly on Friday night at his seat ...

... matter. An underground system is at Work. It is stealthily and gradually spreading the gambling fever through the ranks of society. The action of the police taken in conjunction with the steady growth of common aense and mental enlightenment wil stamp it ...

... wears a very graceful and picturesque dress in the readings of Macbeth which she and Henry Irving are now giving in the provinces. It is of white lace over silk, made in the loose tea-gown style which Miss Terry, like Madame Bernhardt and Mrs Bernard ...

... beautiful-flowered parasite, had overgrown, and choked and killed the sturdy stuff on which it grew. Well, it is not my province to tell you of these things. The gilded fops who thronged the city ways I soon found were good enough for dnnki-'.g bouts ...

... COURT AND SOCIETY NEWS. His Excellency the l.ord Lieutenant will perform the opening ceremony in connection with the new Museum of Science and Art on Friday, 29 h inst. The programme of the proceedings will be found in another page. The Queen still keeps ...