... ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. %1 S; Minch, 3P P, arrived at Kingstowan yesterday fromr England. Sir David Harrell arrived at Kingstovw yesterday from England. Brigade-Surgeon Lieut-Col Newman ar. rived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Capt M'Mahonfarrived-at Kingstownr yes. terday from England. Capt Quimarrived at Kingstown yesterday from;England. The Dowager Countess of Mayo arrivred at ...

... FA;Sh1ION A4 D VARIETLEPS. AURRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Lady M'Howbray arrived at Kingstovn yesterday from Engllad. Sir Richard Sanskey arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. fiight Hon Alderman Meade anad Mrs Heaid arrived at Kingstown yerterday from Enlanud. Lieutenant-Colonel Nugent arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Capt O'MUeagh'er arrived at Iingsttown yesterday from ...

... FASHION AND VARITIES. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. I William O'Brien, M P, has arrived at I Kingstown from England. Denis Eilbrido, DI P, has arrived at E Kingstown from England. r h1 A 'Donneli 3, P. has arrived at Kingsaown from England. ( Captain Little has arrived at Kingstown 1 from England. jasper Tully, M P. has arrived at Kinga- e town from England. W Kenny, Q C, 3 P. hwo arrived at ...

... ACASE iN THE BAN.KRUVrCY COURT fcstcrdavy before Judge Miller, in the Bank- ruptoy Court, Mr George Emmett, of Totten- fnn' Chambers, 4 Oxford street, Ltndon, was !roaght up for examination. Mr Emmett was ,be manager of the above-mentioned exhibi- ion recently held in Dublin. A debtor sum- a n:ors was taken out against him some days ago t bv Mr Byrne, caterer, of Nassau street, forthe f ?? of ...

... TELE SPORTSMAN'S tXfI- J BITION. Yesterday an exhibition of a character quite new to Dublin commenced in the Rotunda Buildings, and described as an International Sportsman's Exhibition. It is of a very composite chlracter; and con- tains, without doubt, many elements calcu- lated to attract attention. It certainly em- braces a sufficiently large and varied assort- ment of matters to justify ...

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... iLTTEIIATURE AGED JOURNALISM. |Ma. H. fl. TRAILL lectured the other night at the Royal Institution, London, on the re- lations of Literature and Journalism. Himself an able journalist and a versatile litterateur, he was in a position to gauge the advance which the daily paper had made within the last quarter of a century. The interests of the Press-that is to say, the interests of the public ...

... THE iL 1.A DU3AIN SOCIETY'S SHOWf. THIR- D D A Y. ViCIZE.GAL V9ISI1T 3.avoured *;ti c the 1ost magni6cent ikt-ther. aii3i attended by ani enormous rtl2 lf visitors, the third day of the Spring ':V e a in every respect one of the most n:ewir:ile iced interesting, in tho history of , ct. The Cattle Show, the Dog ;: Vou l'o!try axnd Pigeon Depart- II attracted thvir friends, and as in atdvaced, ...

... I .. .. One of the chief erents of importance yes- Ib terdy -morning was the opening of the dog (r,, I department, which tooL place at ten o'clock. new when the judges immediately commenced their riz. work in the timping enclosure. They were, ir1r unlike their confreres of the previous day, h1 Rlot favoured by very fine weather, and their pro- Che ceedings were 'watched by a large nuamber of ? ...

... i DUBLIN MUSICAL SOCIET.Y.; :. THE SULLIVAN CONCERT.E A SPLENDID SUCCESS LAST NIGHT. I A critic of Sir Arthur Sullivan once re- marked that it was a pity a man whonmiiht: , have been the English Mendelssohn shoul, have chosen instead to be the English Ofren- bach. It was a smart saying, and like mosta smart sayings not wholly just; yet it seri'es a roughly to indicate the position, to give ...

... I CHARLES DlCKENS 1)iAMA. I . . To-morrowv evening Mr BNrardl Coeupay: produoes at the Gaiety 7 he-atre i±r Slte i time in Dublin a new play in, ?'ro atW I four acts, founded on th-e late ChaiitesD ?? novel A Tale o' Twi Cizie-' ecttlfl Sydney Carton. Werefer :othisaCatt!'e Di ckens' dramra,' because ot .i; Wte r!e- dramatisasions of his works this Lad os i 4 approval of the great ...

... FAS'ION AND VARIETIES. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs . Lady Victoria Hamnilton has arrived at Kingsrown from England. Lady Charlotte Montgomery has arrived at Kingstown: from England. Sir Richard and Lady Griffith have arrived at Kingstown from England. Dr Kenny, l P, has arrived at Kinastown from England. Captain Napier M'Farlane has arrived at Kingstown from England. Captain Scrimgreour has ...