... FASHIONAT A--D VA1?TErIL THE COURT. Windsor Castle, Sr The Queen, the Princess of Wales, ant p.s' Beatrics drove out yesterday morning. Special prayers were read by the VsTy liov ;Ije of Westminster in ?? private :npartmtonts of tle (as i;e tho years iminlediatig fcilowieeg :I4e d n1, Prince Consort) before the Queen and tihe 5.8, and some ot the housohold. Divine ?? uas performed thL_ mor:j: ...

... FISUION AIND VARIETIES. THE COVRT. Osborne, Wednesday. The Queen walked out yesterday afternoon, attended oy Laity Churchill. HIs IRoyal Fignisre s the Duke of Connal'ht, attended by Cojita w~ hlrtoe:, a redl yeoteidi~y Fer Majrsty walted out this iorning wlith Princess Beat ice, the Grand Duke of liese, the Duke of COn- 3uglAt, Prince Leopold, and the lloyal children. Viscouit U:mbnook left ...

... I LIT17RA TURE. $t l ~ ~ ?? Q. I, M .%IADONNA, Vorsea on Oar Lady and the Saints. ]3y flie Rev. 'latthew ltsswll, S.). Publin: U. H. Gill uind Soe;, Upper Sackvillc-straet. d The sweet singer of Iiintuanuel has just given i. us another charming volftmo on a congenial theme. .HBy an easy and a natural transition lie sasses fronm Y *s Emmanuel to Emmanuel's Virgin Mother, and offers to the ...

... J. L. TOOLE AT THE GAIETY I THEATRE. Tieare few actors whose names are better town in Dublin than J L Tooke, and it maY Per- laps be with equal justice added that there is not ns who is more popular. The fact that the first iring hand-the first useful recognition of hisa pmars-was extended to him in Dublin at a tee when a word of honest genuine encourage- ht, to one so young, 2eant more than ? ...

... TEE GIETY THEAT. - : aT. TE GAIETY THEA :: The farcical comedy Confusion,. by Josaehi -Derrick,-was performed lnst evening by Mr. Thomas Thor esomny. -T-here -was a full house. As this very funny ,piece ?? 'pe rforaed here last year it '-is only niecessary t recall :the' iprincipal elements of it. :-ortimer Mdinpleford. having'been three months martieil is trying to' shake -off the effectas : ...

... FASHION AN5B -VARETIES. - THEa GVRT. :- Thd queen went out yesterday moruing: with their I oiaL H:gbuesses te Duke and Duchess of Connauglt and Prisncess Beatrice. , ?? I the afternioon her ajesti drove With the Dluk and Duchess thryouh Braearop. GleMClimy. Colonel Stoney -}ia left Kingstown for Raigand.; - _ Caai.and Lady Daly hve, left Kingstown ferEngland.vX- R-; The :fon K St IB e=e han ...

... , BALLINASLOE OCTOBER -7AIR. - I* I (FROM OUR REPORTER.) Ballinssloe, Tuesday. The worst anticipations - as 'to prices have been realized at the sheep fair to-day. Sellers are dis- pirited, axod buyers, are in a mood very little different from that of the sellers. A large number of the sheep sold at a&inasloe fair by Galway and Roscommon farmers and graziers, are pur- ' 'chased by graziers in ...

... I FASHION AND VARPETIES. THE COURT. Windsor Castle, Monday, The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein visited the Queen yes- terday afternoon from Cumberlassd Lodge. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Albany took leave of her Majesty yesterday evening, and left the Castle at five o'clock for Claremont. Prince George of Wales left the Castle later in the ...

... | FASBION AND VAI-,LFTIES.. I~ ~~ ?? _ THE COURT. Windsor Castle, Tuesday. The Queen and Prircess Beatriq, drove out yesterday afternoon. Prince and Princess Christian of Scbleswfg-Holsteir dined vith her Mai a s -yesterday evening. The Duke and Duchess of Richmoind and Gordon, thr Hon Lady Biddulph. Lord Rowton, C B; -apd Gener.. the flight RIon Sir H Ponsonby lad the honour of beinE invited. ...

... Z1ABSHIOE -AND VAItL4 ?? - I I~ , 3 - ~~Tli COUUBT.-- I. Ths queen went oat yintordayllaoning with PrncSSS Beatrioe and UI6 Dueebe a! Abie y. I thke a teinoan teir .I a1 Highhesses drove with her Majoes rmuO llatrtnsaide, attnde W te Ron Earriet Phipps. Lady Goring has left Kingstowni for Eng- iand. Lady Harriet B16TlMe hae lft Kingstown for Englad. J Corbet, M P, has left Kingstown for ...

... ART UNION OF IRELAN D Yesterday, at 3 o'clock, a meeting for the draw- ing of the prizes in the Art Union of Ireland was held in the Exhibition Rootna of the Royal Hibernian Academv, Lower kbbey-street. There was a numerous and influential attendance, Viscount Powerscourt, on taking the chair, de- IE livered the followingaddress- 3 I have great pleasure in congratulating the' Royal Hibernian ...

... lP' kIRS (;ItAND CONCERTS. - - 0- - 'Ilhe ?? oc the two concerts for this month roth ?? 1; 51 eei-niiig ?? tlhe Antient Concert Had!. Ii Iliji Iva-I crowded from eud to end. The 'arvtth, 0 Cir Scncr haraistte, the klistingoislhed S aliilh vio in:st Mr. Santlev. and Xr. W C U ?? i-, pianis:. The great feature of the eveniug IV..S thc' iavln;1g ilf Signor Sarasalte. He is an -.r t;i:e oi the ...