... which she seemed to experience on ma- king her first appearance, ensured her a truly Irish welcome, and the favourable impression that she made on entering was heightened to admiration by her cxtraordi. nary efforts during the evening. Her voice is a soprano ...

... Provost o' Beehle, 'Tie of Itiogs, then, not Provosts, ye maoking a roD; But for all your palavor, to mns you miunt boiw, WVe've a Viceroy and Council-a Vicei egal Court, I've a hlaosioti and Incomo to heop up the epor, Says tht rollicking Mayor of ...

... riding. Her Royal Highneae, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, )lon driven up to leonaligton ?? in a pl in brougham, and taken a earr Gn a bench commandirg a view of the rlde. Titt incog- nlet of tile Princaos Nos bardly ever discovered, and by thi fow who ...

... ?? to a Countess at a ball in a white satin dress, over which was a blue velvet dress. coat, trimmed with swansi down; on her feet boots equally trisemed; and On her hands a muff, which she alipped up her arm ...

... givd the fleet of a series of readings at the Antlont Concert Roome, on Mon- day eveniag, for which occasion ho has selected the tragedy of Mracbeth. In a community whore two dozen men could not ba found who could properly read a page of a ...

... many as fifteen rows of ruhs r pot! Ti on a ebagle ekirt, in Vundykee, oen abov h other. Satin Ia worn la evening dress;- swant's down is a -favourtite trimming for It, end It Is need on bridal tollattas iq a deep' A. herder on the skirt;- ...

... Captain Maxwell Harto, ,Laureneo ,Coonoy,,Or W D Moore, HB V B Evaneon, E A Irr, James Barley, William ceeao, J: W Leared, Mr Esnionde, X P, and 'Mra Elrtoode, A J B' S. Stewart and EUito, A Spottibwood, and' John Vance and Surite. THE QUEIINIS ROY-AL TEAUTRE ...

... of !hInreIrhc r-tr ;A httcao, Leodit Mar13iumia nd lansi, I'srsng, SMluord, II Ufickirlo itonruy, J ti irelnad, htrout, Wy one. SttacorL, IV Ji Ighwie, dales, hem a and rpegg. M~ARIftA01, AT i-IILNION-T-l'Altl(, PRRYliis,N . 'I s ?? -if Mi 1s barie ...

... Matcanmsra, Fsq., of a son. December 6, at Mullingar, the wife of Mr. Robert Nulestt of a non. December 27, at Kaus, the wife of Mr. Williana S. Gray, of a son. Deceember 29, at 2° llatch-street, tho wife of Mr. Jobhn Laurence of a son. ...

... the old English ditty, A prior IlkggAr's Daugirter , woe a rear treat Indeed; It ?? of tier best and most noccessfelsifstone, and tirat is esyiog inneh for a noeaiint wire) 51 prosont hose fewauponlora a is a most piessia-g, ...

... other-that her fame as a poetess ranks high in the United, Slates We tihonlsH be inclined to think tisat a poetesa woulA never have mresried a pugilist (Heenanl as eke had, done, or that a theologian oldhae Newden about the stage to Lady ...

... AND VAtIITI. 8 D~ ~ cm r S - - Maxellen; the Lord Lien tnt eo'i at tho Ca ' iter'tt Morning from Powaentc , where he had been f,; s tho pat fewr d.1i, TJ ?? Spoitoer did,,jot 'Ftva ^t a y - iegwa' / *W - ?? , s _ l b ?? ?? t~ a _ focte~ w e ...