... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... - THEATRE B ROYAL, D BLry. Last Appearance but One of Mr. KEAN. nuHIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Decermber 19, &40, the performances will commence with Shakapeares Tragedy Of 'HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMAuRt. Hamiet, Prince of Denmark, Mr. Kean; The Ghost of H^|et's Father, Mr. Caleraft; Ophelia, Miss Maywood. A Pas de Deux by Master and Miss Webster. Toconclude with the new Farce, as acted with great suC- ...

... J WANTS. TED, an Assistant in a Grocery Es Ii Also,a smart young Man, as Porter.O Apply at the Office of this Paper. W ANTS a Situation, as Cook and Thorougb Servant, a young Woman that perfectly understands her bt. siness, and can be highly recommended by famili ow in town, and has served in England for some ti e( ss Do objection to town or country.uy N.8. Letters addressed to Mr. Taaffe, n ...

... B. V wVOAP . :; LN1l Ith December, 18(A. L GENERAL C-o 4 rpprietors of Bno . -A will be held at the Ban Eaa FRIDAY 531Z the I Iitb Instant, at One ?? precisely, agre to receive a Report from the Court of Directors a ivi dend to be wade to the Proprietora of Bank Stocrtof the Half Year ending 25th day of December, inst. By Order, WILLIAM GRAVES, See. N.B. The Boeks for the Transfer of Bank ...

... PEXTRNSM AND tVMEESRVED SALE OF GENUINE SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, COMPHISING an Assortment of Articles in genera) J use; Valuable and Costly Display of Jewellery, including several Ornaments in Diamonds, Emeralds, and Pearls, &c.; Gold and Silver Watches, Ornamental Clocks; Cases of Dessert Knives and Forks, &c. Also Ae Seleet'and Genuine Stock of CABINET W'0RK, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY GOODS, OF THE ...

... ?? YOm1 MONEY I IVOLAN, or the General Fancy, Perfumery, Haberdashery, Jewellery, Cutlery, and Stationery Warehouse, 32, BACHELOR'S-WALK, BE:GS to remind bis numerous Customers of the im- enaityJ of montey he haa saved them in their pur- chases. He has now to offer them the same not-to-be- equalled and never-to-be-forgotten endless vare of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, whicli has always distinguished ...

... UTHEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, December 30,1840, T will be performed, for the fourth time, a Grand Christmas Pantomime, for which the Celebrated Panto- mimists, THE BOLENO FAMILY, Are Expressly Engaged. The performances will commence with the LADIES' CLUB. Major Mortar, Mr. Barrett; Hon. Mr. Derby, Mr. Houghton; Flarnmer, Mr. Compton, in which be will Sing I The Huumours of a ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, D&BLIN. Last Night but Five of the Engagement of Mr. KEAN. ruinIS PRESENT MONDAY, December 14, l140, 'J will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of HAMLET, P--NCZ OF DENMdaXI. Hailet, Prince of Denmark, Mr. Kean ; The Ghost of gamlet's Father, Mr. Calcraft; Ophelia, Miss Maywood. A Pas de Deux by Master and Miss Webster. To conclude with the ?? Farce, as acted with great suc- cess ...

... PUBLICA TIONS. Just Published, Price Sixpence, T HE AXE LAID TO THE ROOT OF ISm T OPPRESSION; and a Sure and Speedy mdy for the Evils of Ireland, by giving the Tenant a Va. qrd Perpetuity of his Farm. By WILLIAM CoNNER, Esq., Author o TR'e True Political Economy of Ireland. MACHEN and CO., 8, D'Olier-street, Dublin, and all Booksellers. LACK WOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.-. jB No. CCCII. ...

... BOARD OF TRADE. T HE Memblers of tbe BOA-RD OF TRADE or ?e quested to attend THIS DAY at Two ?? t the HlALL, MERCAHNTS'QUAY on the Bas of tbe Bow~d. The Members are requested to produce their i2 the Doorkeeper. By Order of the Committee, THOMAS MOONEY, Secretary. December 16, 1840. CLOTHS, , I CORDS, FREIZES, I BLANKETS, KERSEYS, I FLANNELS, /4 PILOTS, . CARPETS, ?? MADE IN IRELAND, / ARE ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DrBLIV. Last Night but Four of the Engagement of Mr. KEAN. HIs PRESENT TUESDAY, December 15, 1840, TI the performances will commence with Shakspeare's Tragedy of KING RICHARD II!. Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. Keann; King Henry VI., Mr. Barrett; Prince of Waits, Miss Egan; Duke of York, asster Cooke; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. Calcraft; Elizabeth, Queen of Edward IV., Miss ...