... the Pudding bewitched. A Tale for an Irish Wake. By Willi-am Carleton.-History of the Linen Trade; Part 11.-The Meed of the Minstrel-. A Peep at Paris-Song of O'Rourc-Mock-Irish Wrk._ The Cymbalier's Bride-Critical Notices-The Native Music of Ireland.-MUSIC ...

... Stranger, Mr King; Count Wintersen, Mr F ,Cooke; Mrs Hlaller, Mrs Ternan ; Countess Winteraon, grs Archbold. Irish Melody The Minstrel Boy, Mr Morrison. The Polish Mazourka by Miss Chamberlain and Mr Scully in character. Song- The Dream, by Mr Morrison ...

... GOLDE] LOCi King Lachrymose, Mr. W. Daridge; Count Pleniposo, Mr. H. Nye; Viscount ferysoso, Mr. Clifton; Graceful (the King's Minstrel) Miss Julia St. George; Queea Luoi- Jora (surnamed the Fair One with the Golden Looks) Miss S. M. Brown; Mollypoes, Miss ...

... closely printed, priceo2s., bound in cloth: AMERICIA COMIPARED WviTH ENG,- L A ND. The respective social effects of the American atd English systems of Government and 1Aegislation, -and tlie Mlission of Democracy. By It. ?? [USSELL, Of CinCinflti, United ...

... lettered. Reduced from 14s. to ?? 5 0 The Baron's Yule Feast, a Christmas Rhyme, in a wrapper. Reduced from 5s. to ?? 1 6 The Minstrel's Song, and the Woodman's Song, set to music ?? ?? 0, 6 WonRs BY G. J, IIOLTOAIE,. Mathematics No Mystery; or the Uses and ...

... will remain till Monday the T4 lstant, for those whol nay desire-to subscribe to the Edinburgh, 16th Ootober 1838. // ' AMERICAN TIMBER. TeSobil, by auction, on the Sands, on Tuesday, 23d instant, at 12 o'clock, 7OI31 1EET MIRAMICHI and QUEBEC F YELLOW ...

... of the Ethiopian Concerts, and the first person in England, Scotland, Ireland. or America, that ever introduced a Band of Minstrels before the public; as a proof of which, the following are the first places where he appeared with them, viz., Chatham Theatre ...

... announced as being from thiram correupoaseteo, represented that the loose use tot indifteel attended, and that ' some American minstrels were rdes. vasesito to amu.e John Btull with their uaroge'snledistla that the subhject was weres out.' In coulraditioti ...

... T-EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Celebrated American Tragedian, MR- FORREST is ,Cd for a few Nights, and will wake his First ap- En e ir Ireland Ias PRFSH.NsT SATURDAY, May 3, 1845, 1 a hlch occasion will be revived Shakspeare' His_ pi~arl Tragedy Of I KING LEAR ...

... in London. Worlidge's Antique Gems. Willis's American Scenery, 4 vole. Rogers' Pleasures of Me- mory. OCTAVO, Galerie Napoleon,par Filhol, 10 vols. Caulfield's remarkable Por. traits, 4vole. Wilson's American Ornitho- logy, 3 vols. Drawings, 85 original ...

... toter-ron', London; ?? AtCIBALO CONSTTABLE and Co, Edinburgh. Gf -so/hz eam y 6e load, by the saxe Author,_ T1-IZ LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL, A POEM, The Fourtlh Edition in Octavo-price lOs. 6d. in boards. N.B. Those two works contain the whole of Ir Sat's original ...

... bridge, on or befois the 26th inist. o.ni- 2tt, 18.32 UNDER' THE PATRONAGE OFrHEKING.,QUEEN, AND ROYAL FAMILY. THE TYROLESE MINSTRELS R ESPECTFULLY announce that they will give a Series of MORNING CONCERTS, In the Large Roont of the Royal Hotel, College. ...