... yV' TR1ATBE RO YAL, D UBLIN. Apearnce but Five of Mr. MACREADY. LstFN FATCIT, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury- lio II. lso Engaged, and will make her Fifth Appear. ?? paublit. &01 p1F.SENT EVENING (Saturday), 4th Jalne irill be performed Lord Byron's celebrated pigge6° 3ARTNO FALIERO, DOGE OF VENICE. a to the stage bv Mr. Mfacready, and performed (Ad' iPl[ stt powerful effect at the Theatre Royal, ...

... lEETING' TillS I)AY. PUBLIC IMJ I1,1; TO On TUPIbD.-A Y nex.rt, 7t ll ist. MY l)DAR CoUtes ?? REQUEST Nonxil nill call a PUBlIC MIET'PING ill 11 titrt, on 01S Caliy a il y is possible, f)r thhe peir p iq0 of congratulating the Qtell uopon hel Ma;~stj's providential ?? from the recent atrocions attack. I fevi convintced that all the Itilialtitants will heartily ron. cur witl ntle in the anxiety ...

... MR. JOHN BROPHY, DENTIST, (BRtOT55E51 OF Mll. PATRICK BROPI!Y, DAWSOtN- ,) T AKIII S cave most respectfully to ii the Nobility, Gentry, and his numerous Frie s, t he has formed a PARTNERStIIIP with Mr JOSEPi KEENE, and will carry on their Professlon a No. 24, COLLEGE-GREEN. PRICES 0O1 IRiS11 STOCK(S DURING THE WEEK; WE I TrUS I FRIDY I SAT. | IION. SUES. 3 per Ct Cos..l 91 DI - D l I51t ...

... LOYAI NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. THE USUAL WEEKLY MEETING of the LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL AS OCIATION OF IRELAND will take place at the GRE T OmS, CORN-EXCHANIGE, on 31ONDAY NE T, June, at ONE o'Clock. Each Person not Enrolled to pay One S ll d Aemis. sion. The Gallery Free for Ladies, as usual. N.B.-_More than one-half the Room NV be served for Associates. Each Member, in pasting thi ug he Se ...

... -WL'1ITRE ROYAL, DUBLINv. I' gsVENING (Friday), there vwill hr no Performance. ?? XppenifrnnCe but Five of Mr. MACREADY. I HELEN FAUCIT, of the Theatre-Royal, Dturv- is 1lso Enonogd, and will make her Fifth Appear- unice in D)sblitt. ;'opRitoW EVENING (Saturday), June 4, I182, will be performed Lord Byron's celebrated Tragedy of MAl.mRINO FALIERO, DOCE OF VENICE, / (itted to the stage by Mr. ...

... -HIBTRB ROYAlL, DUBLIN. La~t Appearance bait Fonr of Mr. MACREADY. L TIrIjN FAUCIT, of the Theatre-Royal, Drurv- 3Vlnn i a5 nEngaged, and will make her Sixth Appear- InIeIS pliSENT EVENING (Monday), 6th T .moe, vill be performed Shakapeare's historical Trrgedy of MACBETH, EIYG OF SCOTLAUX). (eji, thle eluy night on which it can be performed.) i (j;beth l.inat of Scotland, Mr. Macready; Bsn~ o, ...

... TEHE USUAL WEEKLY MEETING of the LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND will take place at the GREAT ROOMS, CORN-EXCHANGE, on THIS DAY (Monday)) e 6, at ONE o'Clock. Each Person not Enrolled to pay One ShI. Sion. The Gallery Free for Ladies, as usual l. N.B.-lMore than one-half the Room will be reserved for Associates, Each Member, in passing through the Se- cretary's Room, where the ...

... TIIETRE OYAL, DUBLIN. BY COMMAND XCELIEN(Y THE LORD LIEUTENANT. F 'jll1S EVENING, June 2d, 1842, will ie per.formed the Favourite Play of 0 be THE LADY OF LYONS. Claudc Ielnotte, Mr. Macready (asq originally performed tI 11 )p'pulile Desclhappelles, Miss Helen Faucit (as ,1 011r performed by her); Beauseant, Mr, Hudson. PTo coulude with the Farce of TilE RENDEZVOUS. / ..lln ?? ?? Ilr. lh~s ...

... ?? P R 0 V IZ D 11 911 Ei9 n E ?? M C I.'VEJ 7,. . mc-Ue, or.se ThirebUtlssr Be~eale~, ,-,e ('NX an Improved Pzn, made entirely oflrnn, and * D 0J easily dlriven, may be seen at the 3011() FOT1 D Dl 'Y Iownsend-street, Belfast. Those are ?? -sui . IoJr Smrnalf Farms. Also, TWO-tHORSE MACHIIN ola similar description. ir [ IsMcAnD,%N, CU L LE4,J & dCO(. e t ' Belfast, Jiune 3,.1842. (157 WEEKLY ...

... ~ 21IL'A TERB}O YAl, DU13LIN. _ .r biarance of MAi. MACREADY, who is Engaged for it few nights only. 1llX IrAU(;IT, of the Theatrc-Royal, Drury- E rngaed, and will make her Third Appear- t 9°iL1S'RJl~ESENT EVENING (Wednesdi ), juile I, 1l42, will be performed the Tragedy TL TllE GAMESTER. / r ,%jlerr. MTacready; Stu!ely, Mr. Cale t Low-r 01. ITldon; irs. Beveiley, Miss Helen Faucit; n Sol, e ...

... THIS EVENING-R Opifiling o ithe Vew 1rgnu9 .VV.EZ EY,, C ZIA PSL, FREDERIC1K T1PEE2 pI1l1S beautiful and hbihlghy-iishepl Instruu Dnt will Ib L Opellrei T11 EVENING, (Friday.) the 31 r June. at SEVEN o'clock when a selection oi SACREI MITSIC, comprising several of thc hbest anti most admire Hymns and Antlhems, from the ancieniand modern mas ters;, till be pfirfornmd. Suveral Singers oi the ...

... nr ABSTRACT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR PAVING, CLEANSING, AND LIGHTING TH4TREETS OF DUBLIN, FOR THE YEAR ENDED THE 5TI OF JANUARY, 1842. Assets on the 5th January, 1841. Denomination. Amount. endin a 5th January, 1842. Denomination. Amount, Total. Uassil Ieceipts withisn the Year ending 5th January, 1842. Amount Out, standing, including Losi Arrears. tnnA. n ?? ?? l. - ^ lc.X . ...