... Poacher,' by Mr. Brough. To conclude with the (first time this Season) the popular Comedy of PAUL PRY. .'oonel Hardy, Mr. Chippendale; Frank Hardy, Mr. King; 1iithefton, Mr. Shuter; Somers, Mr. Barry; Harry Stanley, ~liis Dyer; Old Stanley, -Mr. Hamerton; ...

... Mr, Brough. ienit the (frst time this Season) the popular l~~ ~ Comedy of PAUL PRY. e. a lardy. NMr. Chippendale ; Frank Hardy, Mr. King ' )Mr. Shater; Somers, Mr. Barry; Harry Stanley, %Is Uycr Old Stanley, Mr. Hrmerton; Grasp, Mr. v Pafl ; Peril Pry ...

... John Phelps. R. Lannigan. W. L. Guinness. George Howell. Thomas -hore, M.D. Thomas W7right. N. Russell. George Freheb. J. Dwyer. Johai Lavid Latouche. M. Moqserral. Thomas F. Kelly. 1D. Porter. Thomas Philips. W. E. Hudson; ? Pro Se- John Gorrnly. I Thos ...

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... and critical revision. 5' A '( REEK G RAM-MfAR, oil a new and syatematicllan, according to the Analytic Method. By the Rev. Thomas Flynn, A. MI. demo.. 3s. bound. A SPELLING BOOK on a New Plan, containing all the common Words in the language to which is ...

... eritical revision. A GREEK GI i (lIA ,AlAt, onl a new and systematic Plan, -!ccordiig to the Analytic Method. By tlibi Rev. Thomas }'lvnn, A. Al. 12mo. :s. bound. A SPELLINtG 1B0EK on a N'ew, lIan, con tining all the Trilnlion Words in tie lanitage to -hich ...

... Enniskillen, & c. &c. witha a Desopijptf a ' Giant a CCaseway, and every thing remarraIoT ~in the inter mediia e couetry. By P. D. Hardy, M.R.I.A: ;Toet Polt o with. a Map, teri Views, and a Pllan of I &a bo hud7 TEN VIEWS of. PICTURESQUE SCENE North and West ...

... espects -to receive by tbe Fortituue, from siodn, a fewv Saclis of tbe 'Real Winter Tares, which are coilsidered suf~entlgety hardy to withstand the severest winter. _ CORN EXCHANGE. rmHF COM'MIFTEE of DIRECrORS give notice tl 7a Plivideud of 1Iwo Pounds ...

... in itself the most aggravated violation of I bleigits of man, with the most marked contempt oftbe laws fi. 1Moved by BTv. Thomas Acton * seconded by Rt. . I as That this Meeting cannot withhold the exp fits surprise that Great Btritain, t' e boasted empor ...

... E\ENING, TUESDAY, Dec. 21, J their Majesties Seivants wtill performn the Comedy of PAUL PRY. Coo Mardy, Mr. Gattie; Frank Hardy, Mr. King; Pi 1 Mr. Johnlson; Witbertoia, Mr. Mathews; H-arry Styey ?? Stanley; blrs. Subtle, Miss Barry; Eliza Hard^Miss ...

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... 0 0 Thomas Phelps, Esq., I - 1 0 0 A member of a Parochial Committee in Derry, 2 0 0 Mrs. Richard Beauchamp, per R. Tims, Esq,, 1 0 0 Robert lenry French, Esq., - 5 0 0 Colonel lT. White, - - 10 0 0 Earl of Leitrim, - 0 0 0 Mrs. S., I- - 0 Thomas L. Kelly ...