... (FRIOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) London, Wednesday Night. For three days the Agricultural Hall is.given up to an exhibition of dogs, including some of the finest specimens of the different breeds in the country. Ranging alphabetically from barzois to whippets, no less than 48 breeds were represented, aid of terriers alone there are 16 varieties. In all, over 2,600 specimens are to be seen at ...

... I lI _ _ AS YOU LIKE IT.- Last night As You Lie It Vwas performed I at the Gaiety by Mr Benson's Company before a very large audience. In some respects it was good, and in some it was unsatisfactory. It is one of the mnort popular creations of the poet's lighter fancy. In no other play can one find the bright imagination and fascinating grace of Shakespeare's youth so mingled with the ...

... THE COURT. Osborn&, Monday. The Queen wvent out to-day, accompanied by Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne. The Queen held council at Osborne to-day, at which were present Sir Wm Harcourt, Chancellor of the Ex- chequer (acting Lord President of Council); Marquis Breaclalbane, Lord Steward; Sir Henry Ponsonby, and Major-General Sir John CowelL Sir Philip Currie, her Majesty's Ambassador at ...

... MASSARONI AT THE LEINSTER HALL. Mr Arthur Rousbey-following an example set years ago by the late Carl Rosa, end which certainly was a proof of the value he attached to the judgment of Dublin audiences-has chosen our city as the practical birth-place of a new work, and on to- morrow night Massaroni will be intro- duced to public life at the Leinster Hall. The postponement of its ...

... I ?? ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. 'Eo Hozi H and Lady Mary Boscawen arrived I at Kingstown yesterday from England. Colonel and Mrs Burke arrived at Kings- The town yesterday from England. Captain Munday arrived at Kingctown yesterday from England. Thomas J Healv, M P. arrived at Kings- At town yesterday from England. Captain and Mrs Hone- arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. Captain and ...

... IRISH C1ONOERT IN B-(OSTON. The Boston Pilot publishes an extended ac- co-unt of the concert in Boston at which Miss Josephine Sullivan's harp soics and the sing- ing of M 'mlr Ludwig proved a great attrac- tion. The Pilot savs- Miss SullivanL's harp solos included WVatehing the Wheat, Thomas; selections from MTascagni's opera, 'avalleria Rustieanas ballad, -I'll Sing Thee Songs OI Araby, ...

... FAesION AND r ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Colonel Drew arrived at Ktngstown yf. terday from England. Lady Constance Paisicy arrived at Kings- to.n yesterday from England. Mlajor Rteeves, Royal lrish Fusiliers, ar- rived at Xingsatown yesterday from England. Mlajor-General. Entclinsti, RE E, arrived at lingptowin yesterday from Englard. Earl and Countess of Erne have left ingestown ior England. ...

... FA.S3fTl . AND VARlEIM7IS. I VICEREGAL CORrT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant eZZ6 tained the following at dinner last erefin d the Viceregal Lodge-Hon Lady ?? Lord and Lady Inhhiquin, and Hon Missa* C and M O'Brien, Hon Miriam Thellzssr, 01 Hon G and Mrs Lyttieton and Miss Talhai Mrs Herbert Jekyll, Sir C Cuyler, Yr i Mrs A W Ridley, Miss E -Neatwn, BH05b5 tine, Mr C W Wright, MXr C E de ...

... ?f-. 'T ffF'PA jp -E- T E. ?? I ?? ?:f GOOD FOR. NOTRINti_.' *AND - ?? RITY/' - Oa Tuesdayeveping a vry large audiene'tat- tended the perforwances . ?? Company afttde Gaietv Theatre. The pro,- gramme ?? of two very interesting T pieces, both of whi -hwere '-Mot' admiraily ated. The first -was -the6 ?? little comedy, Good- for Nothing.! by the . late MS~r 4-B Buckstone, and the second-the hi ...

... wut~LLISAR' yHO-SE .SiOWI YfSl7 i'RPA-Y. COMMjAITTEE. ~;Liy l~a:! atnzfod, MTa; Lrd -Castle. la~dnfl~~'p. fta~c.Jc.eph'PDTawdall,I ci ic.ctcfll~fltlt, d Foheritorct ?? ~I ; biircti lt C o~neV Lucas. cif 17. ra c! Xc: ?? 01F Brnesi, Wax -. ~o~Lr! lfc (Iondfl AcccbetOn-MlIadrlph,I Iin a.Cpaa Lcorrwocth-'Dsnres C 12Ce I ?? .1 31 Wilsonar nnU cfIrcbkrd.Mutlingar. lion, * W -ciceV ?? S. ...

... i ts ar--I - FAEXEIONABATS2D:s-AA ?? I _t ARRIVALS kN DEPAETUPMS. Lady Grogan arrived at Ringtmm yesterday from England. Captain 3t1'Mahon arrive&at-ngstoww* yesterday from England. Captain Knox arrived ?? yesterday frem Ergland. Captain and 21rs Galway, arrireM Kingstown yesterday from England. Lieut-Colonel and Mrs Gleadow axnivej at Kingstown yesterday' from England. i Captain Carden ...

... I . _ FIRST EXAMINATION IN MEDICINE. The Examiners have recommended that the following be adjudged to have passed the above-mentioned examination Begley, Joqn F, University College, Dublin Blaney, Neil John, University College, Dublia Brown, David, Queen's College, Belfast Brown, John Walter, Queen's College, Belfast Butlen, Frederick C. Queen's College, Cork Burke, Peter J, University College ...