... pA4SfIONAND VAE ITBTIES. Ladr Edmnund Talbot arrived at Kings'0;, yesterdaiy from England. Captain Siaclhe arrived at Kingstow-n t-- terday from Engiand. Mr. and Hon Mrs Farrell arrived at R 1ingatown nyestcrday from England. Sir ?? Maxw-ell arrived at KR . lstaw1 yesterday from Englandl. Surgeon W Gwen, Bengal 3 S, arr~ve.: King-town ?? irontl EIglanl. L f ord and Lady George Hamilton have ...

... LITERATUR2E. ST PATRICI. By the Very Rev Dean Kinane, P P. V G. Dublin: M H Gill and Son THE PAMtICIAIN DOCUMEN-TS. By Sir Samuel Ferguson, LL D. Dublin: Sealy, Bryer, and Walker. London: George Bell and Sons. Both these works deserve and wX receive a cordial public welconme, for they are of profound interest to Irishmen, and each is creditably pro- duced. The Very Rev Dean Eiuane is the ...

... FASHIONZ AND VARIETIES. Mr. J W and Miss E M 3M'Canahe: bave left Dnblin (North 'all) for Engiand. Major Tabor, R A, and Mrs Tabor have left Ringstown for England. Bon Miss Yarde Buller has left Kingstowz for Englaad. Capt Sirstield, D L, has left Kingstown fel England. Surgeon H W Murray, M S, has leh. Kingstown for England. B B Hallarasi, R I C, has left Kbrgsiowu for England. General Smyly, ...

... ?? FQR NYEM-BER.1 ?? yi-adeert Ceatuary is full of interesting matter, oieti with a somewhat sensational con- tribution. The Sacrifice of Educatior to Ero araiuatim ' is a Protest aneinat the mischief to which the system of competitive examinations is ?? in England and is numerously signed by all sorts and conditions of men in politico, science, ,,a letters. T'he Protest is followed by ...

... FASHION AND VAYrETIES. Prince and Princss Raoul de Rohan have left Kingstou n for England. The Earl of Bandon has left Kingstown for England. The Ron C Fitzwilliam and tle Han Miss Fitzvwilliam have ?? for Englaid. Colonel Paget has left Kingstown for Eng- land. Commander T. Tickell, RW. N, and Mrs Tickle have left Hingstown for England. Lieutenant-Colonel Kersternan arrived at Kingstown ...

... I FASHiO AND VAXRET3ZIE Mr. and Mrs Michael Gunn have arrived at 69' Mlenton square, fronm London; Lord Stallbridge has arrived at Kingstown from nugland.. Sir William Cuming has arrived at Kings- town from England. Earl and Coantess of Kilmorey have ar- ri:ed at King3town from Eogland. Major Biddulph his arrived a Kringston from Englind. Lord and Ladv Ashbrook have left Kings- town for ...

... ITAL1AN OPERA. I 0 I Everybody who takes the slightest interest in the matter will rejoice to think that to-rnght an Italian Opera engagement-and one that promises to be so good-will open at the Gaiety Theatre. It is like welcoming an old and valued friend. Th. best and pleasantest associations of the Dub- lin stage are mixed up with the subject, and one oi the standard grievanees that ...

... CONCERT OF ILUSH MUSIC. The concert of Irish mtusic given on Saturday night in the Antient Concert Htail in aid of the funds of the City of Dublin Hospital, though not exactly crowded, was sufficiently wvel attended to de the city no discredit; and the performance was certainly on the whole highly satisfactory. The musical items were ali Irish. for the aria, 'Tie the harp in the air, from M ...

... -i E - IOV MSAND YVABIBTIES. I. , . .: I X - . I Dr Mj 3 Malxe, Mrs Malone and Miss HKavanagh, arrivesat 1}ingStown yesterday from Eng.- laud.. captain Serimgeour has arrived at Kings- town £rom England. Captain and Mrs Ecdes and suite hava ar- rivedat Hingstowa from England. D Dr Mapather has arrived at 6 Mlerrion square from S2 Cavendishbsquare, London. Colonel Henderson has left ,Kingstown ...

... -B- RG UBO A, BLUDE RING BLUE BOOK. I The official reportof thelandevilieinquest, which ., i.ssred as a Blue Book last week, is a-tissue of ?? and impudent falsifications. 'e have aipped into its pages, and. can state that there is Ecarrely a singie important question and answer fr-on beginniug to end, the report of which does nut bear Marks either of utter incompetency or oficialtipuiation. ...

... ITAI,!AN OPERA. A crowded audience ?? the opetiag -of the Italian Opera season at the Gaiety last night. a The interest which has been arouse' in the pre-' sent engagement leads one to hope that: thie en- tterprise o-Mr. ,Gumnn will h.be :adequately* re- I e warded, and the opennig performance of :',auat -by 3r. Harris's company jnstifies the most nin- e qualified expressions of idmiration. ...

... .FbSHION- AN-D vaRIRTjES. The Hon John Plunkett, it PJ. Tas Ieft Kingstown for England. J J Clancy, M P, has left Kingestown fbrk England. J R Cosx M! P, has 1CIfb Kingstown for' England. Colonel X`Causland has left Kingstown for, England. Captain and Mrs Hughles Tt lave Ieft Ringstown. for England. Major and Mrs E F Qivers have left Kings- town for England. The HonJudge Richards has left ...