... time these six years) the Comic Opera of TH4E MAID OF THE MILL. Lord Aimworth, Mr. Wood, in which be-will sing, Thy parting look of sorrow, The light of other days (first time) from Balfe's Opera of the Maid of Artois, ?? there a7heatt that never loved ...

... Kildare.street, or at the Oifice of this Paper, will be c respectfully attended to. AN l S a situation as House Maid or Childreuss' Maid, a ri steady active young woman from the country; has no oe- C jecoon to town or country, or to travel-underpitondk ...

... all newly built in the most substantial manner, and of' the best materials ; ground floor of Du-elling-hlouse consists of Parlour, l)rawing-room, I-all, Kitchen, and two Pan- tries ; Second Story, of fouir commodious Becdhambers; and the Attic, of' Store-room ...

... NO. 26, GAaIINRR'S-PLACI!, The entire. Furiture of said Il-ouse, whichL is arranged; asD follows: IN DINING PARLOUR. Twelve *Malio'ny Parlour Chairs, covered in Ilair Cloth t two Arm ditto to match ; one large Set of Northumberland i Dining Tables; two ...

... de Bois Guilbert, lMr. King,- Sir M aurlee de~rscy. Mr. Bedford; Isaac of York, Mr. Cadmaft; tRebecea' his daughter, (thbe:Maid of Judali} Miss 'PatbA, (the original representtative of the character in London), -. The Entertainmenits iwill conclude with ...

... by. jim), Mr. Power; Alr. Scrivener., Air. Duffi; iBom ardi; br Coetor;t Jim. Ar- EtAdy Dtiydeitd, 'S ?? , gess, TIwo Old Maids, Aliss Alabou and Aliels Sullivan. oc Wednesday (bv particular desire), the Opera of THE BARBERt OF SEVILLE. Count Almaviva-; ...

... D)ressirng Fables; Parlour, Drawing-rootn, and Bed-room Chairs; Sofas; large Celleret Sideboard,; Japaauied and Muhogarery 'T'rays, Plate Buckets, 'lea Stores; large Chiri.ncy -Glass, 60 bv 33 inches; htrge, Pier GlIsses ; Parlour, Draiving-roori, arid ...

... Mrs. Byrne. rU-E Furniture comprises Mahogany Dinner, Breakfast, I Card astd Work Tables ; Sideboards; twelve Ma- iozaonv Parlour Chairs, with, nioveable Seats, covered in ILir-eloth ; Pier Cabintets and Bookcases ; twelve Gilt Dtawing-room Chairs, with ...

... the disguise of a Plgrim), Mr. Wilsorr b (nC (rl~originally performed by him>. Mr. Keely; Isaac of Mr. Caloraft; Rebecca (the Maid of Judah3, Miss in- eraritly. After which BOMBASTES FURIOSO. / G3eneral Bombastes, Mr. G. Penson. 'Teetertaj ormbents will ...

... of Sighs arid der, I Smiles, Bronnie wee Wife, My Heart's true Pulse, Cherry Ripe, Nice Young Maidens, Day is departing, Old Maid, DPck not with Gems, One Hour with thee, Fly away pretty Moth 0, peaceful Valley, oarn of Chase, Rosy Wine, Hurra for the Bonnets ...

... Liverpool, general cargo Maid of Galloway, (st.) hI~aswell, Stranraer Athlone, (at.) WVilliamc, Liverptool Carahoo, M'uNabib, Wiek, scht 20-Devonshire, (at.) Mills, London Britannia, (at.) Davis, ?? Sohvay, (at.) Barton. Clarlisle 21-M~aid of Giatlowny, fnrav ...

... FreelOve, Miss RHnkley. I hich, by particurat desire, Rossini's Opera Semi- Eeri3 'f LA GAZZA LADRAt; the celebrsted Drama of the Maid and the } ,,,zade AMagpie. .~ ?? o.ignor De Iegnlis; Fernando, Signor Beret- gdriee.iw iMir. Bislhoff; Isacco, Mr. Eaton: Gian- ...