... ROTUNDO. GRANDE PROMENADE MUSICALE, A La Musard, On which occasion the entire Suit of Rooms will be thrown open, and brilliantly lighted. Dleisrs. PIGOTT, WILKINSON, and RUDERSDOQFF BEG to announce that they will give another EG CONCERT On THIS EVENING (Friday), Sep'e-nber 4th, Wlithl an Orchestra consisting of Sixty Performers. LEADEER-MON. UDEMSDOBEFE. PART I. 1. ?? Festival,introducing the ...

... THIEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. klppearance of Mr. KEAN sincebis visit to America. FOI,,pRESENT WEDNESDAY, December 2, 1840, the Performaances will commence with the Shak- es Tragedycif eOTHELLO; OR, THE MOOR OF VENICE. Ohljeli, uIr. Kean; lago, Mr. Caleraft; Cassio, Mr. Bu o Roderigo. Mr. Chute; Brabantio, Mr. Barrett t I dsvi, Mr. C. Power; Montano, Mr.Houghton; Duke t l'esiee, SMr. F. Cooke; ...

... GRAND PROMENADE MUSICALE, A LA MUZARD. M ESSAS. PIGOTT. WILKINSON, and RUDERS- t DORFF have the hondur to announce that, from the great success of she last CONCERT, and tb Un-erons applications, they are induced to give another IdL GRAND PROMENADE CONCEsfl, On FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, OItotJrh 9th, AT THE ROTUNDO, i On which occasion all the Rooms will be thrown open and brilliantly lighted as ...

... THEATRE RO AL, DUBLIN. Third Appearance of Mr. KEAN since his visit to America. HS5 PRESENT TUESDAY, December 1, 1840, T the Performances will commence w he Favourite LADY OF LYONS; OR LOVE AND PR Claude Melnotte NMr. Kean; Beauseant, Mr. ,3 s Glavia, Mr. Chute; Colonel, afterwards Gener a sa, Mr. flarrett Monsieur Desebappelles, Mr. J. 6ekiso n; DIlajor Desmonhins, Mr. C. Power; Captain kujt ...

... ii AXY 6omnpits having been, justly made by the e ,oardof Trade and the Pubiie, againit the Shop- keepers, for imposing English rnanufactured' Goods on pur- chasers for Irish, Ifthink'it may duty to subm-t ite following document to the Public, and in particular those who have beensodeceived, inorderthat theymay see where Irish Manufactured guods can be obtained. r I take this opportunity to ...

... V tJJ , ~TIIEATR,13 ROYAL, DUBLIN. Week but one of the Engagement of Miss ELLEN >|te TaET andl Mr. ANDERSON. 5 present TUESDAY, October the 26th, will bell .Eerformed, for the first tire those five years, Shaks. .Tragedy of a 1ROMEO AND JULIET. roir. Anderson; Mercutio, Mr. Hudson ; Capu. I tr gBarrett; Peter, Mr. Compton; Juliet, bliss E. 11 Act V.-A Solemn Dirge, by the entire Vocal strengrh ...

... TO THE GENTLEMEN OF DUBLIN. FRENCH HA TS, Waterproofed, and superior in shape and durability to any hitherto imported, in every variety of Fashionable Shapes, at 12s. id. each. RYAN AND CO. J[ AVE received at their EstabliahmerLsd i WEL.. LINGTON- QUAY (Essex Bride)a nd 41, DAMiE.STREET (corner of Trinity-etr an exten- sive Stock of the above Goods, which, frt teir having adopted several ...

... -rTHEATREROYAL, DUBLIN. h e of Miss ELLjEN TREE and Mr. giNDEl~uN, Of the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and T/n 1j5prlde-n if0ND AY, Ocrher tbe 26tb, will be frmdth~e fv orjt' Pla yofthe ff e LADY OF LYONS; on, LOV'E AND PRIDE. (Writt n by Sir E. L. Bulwer, Bart.) CIaude 1,elnotte, Mr. Anderson ; Colonel Damas, Mr. ret; Monsieur Deachappelles, Mr. F. Cooke; BeauI sejet ~r. Hudson; Gl ovis, PMr ...

... Third T1IE THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Appearance of Mrs. HONEY, who is Engaged for a few Nightzs only. Second Appearance of Mr. BALLS. IS pRESENT THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 3d, 842, will be produced a New Comedy, in Two Acts, lledTHE RUNAWAY; OR, MATCH HElR WHO CAN. Skire Chasewell, Mr Barrett; Jack Loveall, Mr Balls, ,5,onating Widow Blackberry; Kate Kearney, wst per peronating the characters of Norab, ...

... A CARD. t CHASNCELLOR AND SON, TIAVING just completed a Turret ClocJ, tade C HU on their new Principle (for which thiey 5tajed a Premiunm and Medal from the Society of Arts, ltldon), beg to inform Scientific Gentlemen that the CV':k an be seen for a few days previous to it3 leaving their Establish-t ment, 55,. LOWER SACK VILLE-STREET. PRICES OF IRSH STOCKS DURING THE WEEK. WBD. | THUUiA FRIDAY ...

... OTICE. HOT CROSS BUNS. 0f those Articles commences THIS ,1¶E. Bag ight o'Clock, and will. contlnu rj.d0Fi' OOD FRIDAY EVENING, Ft, ~O'clc oGFARRELL'S pisian, ad contineontat Fan# u odog) ,nd Biscuit Bahery, 2I, GRAFTON-STREET. -URNISHED LODGINGS. D L ?? in a most healthful Situation in the °. ig hourhod of 3bOUNTJOY.SQUA E, the usineatm Furnished Sitting-Rooma and ooeritetrhhe a sttendance of ...

... ,~I roiYAL,DBLN - rq ,1 that ho has affected a Re- W4 t~atlO pOOLE and Mr. GIUBIL El, I h t j Did5n pR CHE GIUBILE I, 1 cithe Academie Frencais, and her ?? fr;5 also engaged, and wial make her ;ce. N ONDAY, May 22, 1843, ; IId the Ga Opera of the ?? Rodolp bo, Mr. Ginbilel; I> iop proche Giub ilei wil l make her ?? ]iSSENlISENT ENT ?? of I La Fil e du Danube./ hebr ibte Gie bilei. ' gdsn0 Iate ...