... i)i> A i\ 'riF0PIELS. a it' Sn WYIk Fri. I-~ ~ ~~ ~lil;~ ~ ' - 7.0v * ~ ~ ~ ~~ a ?? l~~~ii~C ?? FI?T1 lt 112c 5111 7 -ei ufe xftC1 iV s a -'Ltl ?? I0 C lfII N iiiQ : a t:l thattite e AzteTe nii- libel and' ThTh i'eg'an ?? 1, it ne ?? ?? ii~pherj ?? doie at-ota C '~~~:AT111su tit io''ct er I C - ' 17i~~~ti e I oib~e Wi- C E. ty'va , te) wr t IC' A ill' UI'd la SToi ai hai ?rsn-Ir' to ?? Wufid ...

... I 1: IBELLAGHY. (Co Deflry)-Th's monthly Icttle fair was held yesterday, and was largeyv Iaerouised by buyels and dealers from the sour- roendinig towns and villages. The turn-out or anima's was lhrge. The demand was brisk, and prices firm nied active. Springers and young stock wvere eagerly sought atter, and commanded recldy sele at good pcices, Beefers sold from 40s to 56s per cwt. according ...

... FASWON AND VARIETIES. VICMREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K' G, and Countess Cadogan gave a dinner party Last evening at the VicereaC Lod ge. at which the following had the honour of receiv- ing ?? Lord Chancellor, ard Lad' Ashbourne, and Hon C Gibson, 'Lord Langford, Lady Holmpatrick, Hon G Hamil- on, Hon Hamilton, Lord Holhpatrick, Lord Justice and Mrs Fitrgibbor, Hon C ...

... FI I RS. KINGSCOURT-Thlis monthly fair weas held yesterday, and was well supplied with stock of all kinds. There was a good attendance of buyers and business was brisk all round. Store cattle in good demand. T'hree year old heifers and bul- locks fe.tched from .£10 10s to £12 10s; two year olds, £7-15s to £69; vearlings, £4 153 to £6 5s; weanlinrgs, 35s to 50s. Springers in active re- quest at ...

... FASHION AND VARIKiS -VICERFIOAL COURT. The Lord Lieutenant, K G, received Sir I wniiam~l JiTtc9ernc vesterday afteroolt and bade him farewell previous to his departure for South Africa. ARRIVAL.a AND DEPAt *dRES. Captain Haghes has arrived at Kingatown; from England. Licutenant.ColOill S Watson. R F A, has arrived a Kingstoswon from England. Captain Leigh, 1st W A F, has arrived at Kingstowin ...

... FASHIGN &AND VARTETIES. l . AgREIA~e AND DEPAI. ?? Col Sir G Dease has arrived at Kingvtown from Eng and. Capt Van de Weyer has arrived at KuingStrn from England. Counness of Erne has left Kingtown for EBg- ; land. Lady Evelyn Ward lus Sft Kingsto for Major Bntler C-sgh has let KingStvmwn for EnZlaind- L[-at C E ]lwver has left Kingstown for England. (1 Fethfastaohaugh, Q C, has left. ...

... CLONMEL FAIR. Clonmel, Wednesday. Our fair to-day was rather poorly attended nwi-ng to the flooded state of the country. Some of the roads were blccked and cattle ow. ners had either to turn back or wade through several feet of water. Two and a half year old stores were in request, but the supply was li- mited. Aged stores went from 11 guineas to £12 10s; 1 year old stores fetched £7 to £8. ...

... I I IJNCORPORATED soCIETY OF' 1 AUSJ C ! AN S. THIR l I iRD DAY OF THE CON- FEUi-NCE THE, QUESTION. Oh' PITCH I | .1 ,Serb':irhro. ThurFcdeY. To-d:ty the proceedings in connection with the 15thl annual conference of the Incorparated fiiicieky; of Musicians we.e resun-kl in the handsome and spacious drawvingroomn of the GrandJ~ Hot', Scarborough. Nlr Wm 14 Coum- mnings, Principal of the ...

... 1 7 TYr( i R A TU I I'll 'J Sir \ 'v7'Hu SU-flLIVANS,- SEM}I-AU-TO- BlU i6if 41 l!Y. Loldon dames : Jan leti- OIe ?? the nost reniarlkailc. as it is eer-- tain tiirt ?? lebs iflnos interez.tig l!ooks or the year. is tha' pl'ibihed bhr Iiwerden and: ent iied ASir t thur Sollivan: Life Stery and Reminiscenees. It is remark;eoble ibe-' cause it is one of the very Lw occasions upon which so jutuc ...

... I FASHION A' D VARIETIES. $ I 13 ti :AL COURT. Her Excellency T[Iw I ountes's Cadogan. ranm- iipanieil by AItis l:rii;fiot'j ?? present at the nwiletig i'ff jP vis blkiislt Association at 21 Lincoln plafe. IThe Hnnouttr'bklr(et Cadogan Ino arrivedat. tie' Vh'eregal Lodge. ARRIV AL, AND DEP) RES. Huon C CadettLn has arriyed at Kinlastown fi-oni England. Hon R B. llew has narrived at Kingstown ...

... ARIRaVALS AIN D DEPARTURES. Major and Mrs W J Murphy have arrived at Kjngstown from England. Maijor and Mrs Jenlki4i have arrived at Kinustown from England. ' Capt Long, 3rd West India Regt, has arrived !at lmingstown from England. Countess of Huntingdon has left Kingstown i for England. ContntEs of Rosee baa :eft Kingstown for England. &ir William Stokes has left Kingstown for England. Sir ...

... | . VICEREGAL COURT. The lord Lieutenant, K G, attended by Capt Van de Weyer, A D C; was present at a meeting of the Privy Council at the Castle on Saturday 'afteancon. Lord Balfour of Bnrleigh and the -Honourabie Robert Brace, Master of Burleigh. had the honour of dining with their Excellencies on Saturday evening. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K G, and the Countess Cadogan. with ...