... THEATRE-ROYAL, DUBLIN. 'The Public is respectftully informned that the Theatre will he re-ened N EASTER MONDAtipril 16, 1838, on which 0 occasion the Performntin`;sw`l commence with the favourite Drama of I ' ' the THERESE, THE ORrpjj OF GENEVA.. Carwin ...

... Pol'eca of Thye trumpet sounds ; Clymante, Miss Byfeld, in whiiklz ahe *i1l sing, Hours oi rapture, The light guitar, t Rise' ?? mon, anei the Trio, with Mr. Horn and Miss Fer- 'OVh !listen to the nightingale ; Bionditia (disiruised %'lz lio, IMiss ...

... every evening; during the week. During the remainder of the season, the doors will open at Seven o'Clock, and the Curtain will rise at Half-past Seven. Boxes, 4s.; Pit, 2s.; First Gallery, Is, ...

... present ?? the most rising towns in Ireland. . ' ?? Application (if by letter post-paid) to Mr. R. Kennedy, Bi. ?? - 'TO YOUNG LADIES. THE smallest contribution'of Fancy Work will nost gratefully received' for the ANNUAL BAZA-held in Easter Week; in aid of ...

... will cause a Lady in the House to disappear, and afterwards be found in a Pie 1 Doors to Open at Half-past Seven.-Curtain to Rise pre- cisely at Eight. Boxes, 2s.; Pit, Is. ; Gallery, Gd. Half-price at a Quarter Past Nine o'Clock. Boxes, Is. ; Pit, 6d. ...

... Liberty. JAMES CROFTON, Chairman. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary. -SPORTING. AHtBOURNE GRAND STEEPLE CHASE RACES ...

... No Holiday whatever given at Easter. COMMERCIAL AND CLASSIC ACA.DEMHY, 12, PETER-STREET. CaCounduted hy . antd i3l. FITZPATRICK. T an Examination in the principles of the Christian He- t'ligiomr, previous to the Easter recess, the follown g young Gentlemen ...

... Grandl Jury Cess Book, of Thonmas court, for Easter Term last, was sent back, accompanied with a letter from W'illiam Scayth, Esq.> Treasuirer of' the Public Money. requesting that t he amount of the Easter Warrant, being 2,324?4. 14s. ?? may be applorted ...

... ahe Maid of Llanwellyit, The Soldier's Tear, and I Lardlady of France, by Mr. Thorne ; Bonnie Blue . Mi. Bedford * Rise Gentle MOl, by Miss By- >e jl 'is vwhen to Sleep, Mr. Brough Savourneen ivelish., by Miss Hamilton. The whole to conclude ...

... Alr. S IR;Ireli, ilr n; .Jacomo, Mr. Bishop; Cly- °M'1 bByid. ii which she will sing, ' Hours of rap. tlhe light gtt~rr' Rise gentle moonP and the Ir ?? d t lr t Moin and Miss Ferguion. On ! listen to ' ,L;I!Ol ; Lavinie, Miss Chalr;ers ; Biondinri ...

... Inspector of National Schools, and for Thii/ee!'ears Principal of the Jervis-street Seminary). R. FINN proposes re-opening, in Easter Week, a School for a select and limited ujumber of Boarders and Day Pupils; the former not to exceed ten, nor the latter thirty ...

... ents riihe .own of Birr, 'situated in the main-stre id '¶l ?? of snid Town. Birr is at psesent c 2ted {tne oif Ktle rmost rising towns in Ireland. I I Ap1iecatiou (ik'by letter post-paid) 'to Mr. B. Kennedy, TO: BE LET, MllLS OF NEW HOLLAND, ON THE LUCAN ...