... THE, FLOWER SHOW. VICEREGAL VISIT. Yesterday the - autumn exhibition was e held under the auspices of the Royal Horticul- el tural Society of Ireland in Merrion 'square. It 6 was the first occasion on which this particular it site was choseD, and the result b6yond all o0 doubt thoroughly justified the selection. A el more perfect showground for such a purpose h could not posibly be imagined, ...

... I FASHION AND VARIETIEB. 0 jdc VICEREGAL COURT. Cr Tne following bad the bononr of receiving _ invitations co dine with his Excillieny ia, Lord Pr Lieutenant, K G, at the Viceregal Lodge on El Saturday ?? lion William Cadogan, Iv the l>nu Edward Cadocau, the Hon Alex:tader CIadogan, 'he Right Ifon Geral, BAlfour, M P, IM Lady Betty Balfour * the Hon Horace Plunkett, |f61 14f F : ti.e hiight ...

... I THE HORSE SHOW, ?? ?? inch THE CONCLUDING DAY.S he Fopular-pnCess ruled yesterday, and a very IF large crowd attenided. The gathering was not so Kno fashionably attiredt as on the ptecedinsg days, toT. but they took a more geuuine delighat in the M! examination of the contents of the Show, and it pUtC was a pleasure to see the expressions of wonder and curicsity with which thei contents of ...

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... THIE CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY. ?? _ . Last night a crowded audience attended the SOI repetition of Cavalleria Rusbicana and fol nPagliacci at the Gaioty Theatre. The caste Ph was to a certain extent the same in each opera we as upon the former occasion. In the first-men- tel tioned opera, however, Miss Alice Esty ap- tic pewred as Santuzza, and acted and sang re- in, marklably well. There ...

... PA- ?? IION'- ID -AZUETIB. J l I l . I ~ I . . a, ¶tCEIZEGAL COURT. j '0 I Thesr Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K G Cnand ontess Cadogan gave a dinnerparty 1e ?? evening. Thne follawing -had the honour j co receiving- ?? Hon William . Cadogla, the lun EDlward Cadogan, the Hon Alexander Cadogan, the Marquie of Headfort, e Earl and Countes of Coventry and Lady Dorothy Coventry, Earl and ...