... . at 41 VICEREGAL COURT. 1. ~March 13th. 3y Their Highuesses Prince and Princess Victor Ic Duleep Singh, Earl and Countess of Arran, and Viscouncess Castlerosse have left the , Castle n Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K G, and Countess Cadogan gave a cinner party latist [rivenirg ast 'he Castle, at which vrera present their Royal Highiiesses the Duke and Duchess of d Ccunaught. The ...

... I 2FASHION AND VARIETrES. t f_ .a CHIEF SuCRr'TARY'S LODGE. The 'Chief Secretary and Lady Betty B.;.ifour gave a dinner party last evening, to whi h the following were iavited :-The Countess af Fin- ga)l, Lord anid Lady Loch, the Master of the Ro1s, Mrs. Porter, and Mliss Porter, Lord lus- ! tice anl ?? Walker, Riglht Hon Horace P'un- kett, Sir David and Ladtdy Harre, Sir Pa.taL 1nzd Lady ...

... THE MOODYMANNEM OPEf ?? p ?? night ?? Meaytem (epm Cem- PreY opened an egrppamnt at the Theatre Royal, and befare a. falv ied lhaw. The ?? was .rtzr sg ram e 7t me paint. of view.. P:nigit opra has been in & sae Of decided dedee r e years pat; id7, though the pubic taste ivr it. mit stem to h4pe been for the time miaimisea, and to have gone into far 1en attractivw inseo entertainment, Mr M am ...

... HACK'-NE. HORSE SHOW. THEl CHAMIPION; MfARE. Tlie th rJ dlay of the Hackney Horse Show. a' thiie Azricultural Hidl, indon, was ver. ?? attendei. Tile judges had a considerable arMoUZI or f -rk to get thr-ough. a- thty hnai to ?? up for the timre devoted to the vsritz i r tle Prince of Vales en the previous day. The first. to come before Them were soene thir te n three rear oil mares, over ...

... FASHION AND VATUIE¶S1_S. 0- VICEREGAL COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K G, and Countess Cadogan gave s f£ull dress reception last night at the Castle in place of the 'baill which is usually given on the evening of St Car Patrick's Day. Their Royal Highneses the Duke slau and Dccheys of Connaught attended. Captain 3 and Mrs MI'.Neil and the Hon J Baresford ar- II rived at the ...

... FAS. LESN AND VARDETIETS. MAtRWALS AN4D DEPAIRTUlRES. ilauv Baurrowes and party have arrived at Fna rstoaxotirons Enz;arnd. CaPt aidi Mars R C B yle tave arrived at K n r Sox. -rMm rn Xo-and. lion ANsheton Curzon has arrived at Kings- losnt.]l iT 01 1I§1-fl. ilon 21 Wingfield 'has arrived at Xinstovwnm from England. J J Clanev, 3M F, has arrived at Kingstown frm Xatnland. Caopa:.n Fo: has ...

... 4W 0 M EI1 UtN D EiNGDX.M : A Politieal 1eiory, by Goldwin Smith, D C L 0Two Volumes. Laudon: Macillan and C.), 1899. 'The limited aim of these pages, says the Zutlior, is to give the ordiry reader, so jar as was in the autor's power, a cear, wconneated, and soinet view of the polictd ?? of the United Kingdom as it appeai-s in the light of recent research and discus- 8iosi 'The friends, ...

... THEATBE ROYALI R WVrVAL OF DOROTHY. At the Theatre Royal this evening thlre Ns-U be a ?? of Dorothy, which acheved so tnuzh and euch &rerveed papular-tv cn its ori- -.nal production. The opera will be given by Mr E G Satnders' Compa' fr mn. f. Coronet The-atre, Lcn-ion. Since st re- [rsiuction ? M3r Saurnlens at that ?? a few weeks ao Ceilier's .. v Iv opera has had-one maroiz of trrumoph. ...

... T TH 'to Ef I'i. ?? re J C ua M Ior ~a v r.e s z.. . . ?? JI ' ?? - . -. ci' !- ?? _ - -h in w n ?? F. l ; - . - -- r te 3 i. e St a ?? ?? - . maym rW ?? 2 iC %ti\ch t! . _ at the n .-i - y h 4pma- l;.- e from J!e so ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ,- gervt t yvcs; J.s, ?? ;e to trhe (1. ,a, t : 7- A furn.t-,re - ea . y e . - -. -. sc) : h .:A rt:f . . . k. fazhle. reec ?? rs L- \ . .. .. e- ?? s. ned sex-s ?? ...

... I T FASHION AUND VARIETIES. ARRIIVALS AND D'EPARTUREFS. H E. ?? Courtoss Cadogan has arrived at Kingaovwn fromn England. Lady .Duckworth has arrived at Kingsto0wn from England. Sir Charles CIMLeron. G B. haa arrived at KisvstowII from England: Ladv Virzinia Sanders has arrived at Kings- town orm England. Hon Mrs Nap and Miss Napier have ar rived at Kingslotw from E nglanci. Colonel HFammond ...

... THiE. (YRS SHOW. 'The great Dublin Horse Show opens this year und'er the most delightfal circumstances as to weabhez, and the most promising iadi- cations of attendance. In one respect, it is true, it will not be distinguished by that steady progress which has been sudi a re- marlvable charaoteristic vf the Shows of receht years, for the entries of horses are something below those of last year ...

... J THE PARIS EXHIIBLTION.l THE OPENING CEREMONY SPEECH BY'THE FRENCH PRESIDENT A BRILLIANT SPECTACLE Paris, Sarday. The Etbibition was duy opened at the ap- pointed hoar The Ceremonie atteadnig the in- auguration Were simple but umposing and pict- ensque. The sun shone brightly and everything conduced to make the greet functiu o complete success. All Paris was in the saeets and everywhere were ...