... THEATRE .~'OYAL, DUBLIN. - 'ncce that, withthe view of r.CALCRAFT begs to ano het ode of Taetii presenting, in succession, the hi, n h aatams every brauch of Theatrical Exhibih.' ng1,hemtwt esormous expense, effected a short -nLIgHMENTwt DUCROWY'S EQUESTRIAN ESTA'L HMENT, EsTA - of Grand during which will be presented a Series I G d Spectacles, with a variety of Scenes iu the Cir,o, and ...

... THE NEWEST SPRING AND SUMMER WOOL- LENS JUST IMPORTED. ,THICH have been PersonallY Select oftthe TV Manufacturing Districts, and will be djpqE o on the most Advantageous Terms at the ?? lEk' OLD ESTABLISHED WOOLLEN WIV UE, 39, ?? JOSEPH PARSONS AND CO., PEOPRIETORS. Dublin, 25th April. 1843 PBIC^5 , t~~ioh asL% L. 11kib 'vh Wh. TVS. WD. vTN s. FRI. $ SAT. I MON. a per n t~os ?? 9P _ 196 96 96 ...

... ;OYAL. -IUAR e s respectfully to an- | j EN FNSF and most po0itively his j' .ce ila i' tate place on THIS EVENING nrce shiol ?? the performances ?? tie' Y New Comic Piece, written Ilenloo\SIIFIL iRISHMAN. F TheI~ r 1). Leonard (as originally written IO~ .~ na u:wards of sixty successive nights e5 lil ua arl ; 3,Mr. Qulakely, M1r. Bar- 9 r Lester; Scoremore, Mr. Duff; * petcr. art Jnlin, Miss ...

... THETRERo iAL, DUBLIN. IR MALONE RAYMOND oectfully to announce that his BENEFIT andmnost Beg9'..-1)his Last Appearanoe in Dtblin,.wiU take place ws PIF..ESENT SATURDAY, April 22, 1, 1843, on which occasion he will be assisted by the tlable services of Mrs. FiTZWILLIAM gad Mr. 3CSXformarnces gill commence witid, for the first time The Per ars and compressed into Three Acts, Cum- teven y ?? of ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN~. ENTIRE CHANGEI First Appearance of Mons. PLEGE, the First Rope Dancer in the World I First Appearance of the Flemish Antipollean Professors and Herculean Wonders, as the Acrobatique Sprites of Jupiter, varied by the unrivalled perforine of the Sprite of Antwerp, acid the Petit Chinese Contortionist, wrhose performances excel all others in that art. ONT THIS EVENING, the ...

... B() YL, DUBLIN. rl sBNT FRIDAY, December 15, I p 11,erforwfed, for the third time n 1' t; ices,, l, Local, Characteristic, Metropo- N af the dsv, in Three Acts, called l R,!1OS5 ROADS OF LIFEI e,,TBlE 9CAMrS9 OLONDON, °e cived Witb distinguished success on its W',31 ?? at all the principal Theatres f of tile Drama founded on the celebr ed :.,31 hwoerecs now attracting the ?? of ;Le5 ,ed to the ...

... ns UNITED KIN(MOD. d LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 8, WATERLOO Id, PLACE, PALL-LONDON, ANDt d 4, COLLEGE-GREEN, DUBLIN, dI Established by Act of Parliament in 1834. DIVISION OF PROFITS AMONG THE ASSURED. Id F8HIS Company,Establishedby Actof Parliament, Id affords the most perfect security in an ample paid up Capital, and in the great success which has attended it since itscommencement in 1834. In ...

... I NOTIF ICAOIAND. THE GENERAL CO.ELLECTIO F'OR THE . , Z~~on, IS41 ?? ~ ~ I A ?? ie0LL'' 'W ., COMPlENsATON FUND, 4 - B~~Oi 1843,- IS TO BE EFFECTED IN ALL PARE ?ABISHES OF TIHE KINGDOMT, On SUNDAY, the i1ta of NO: VEM2BER. tXISTING circumstances, of commazdin and NmOmentous interest, while they secur I rse tive measure nov the support of every di t out exception, .render at the same time the ...

... 0-IAKERS. hsTm e vita, a part of Ti 9 Timed , etb9;r aia l hea Situation by app inggaa ,h Iplpher of a 0 aer. ( GARDENS. . K pORT% g$ ICALES, every MON M Y an D ad FRIDAY EVENING, ES' vihrnRepresentations of the cnitl'M , FESTA, j Ilumi natief of isEER'S. hrothe regular evenings pr11g eitdh ofl te open the next evenin S if it be the 0 tb ! 0r Saturday evenings. thte hhe r'3th on u to announce ...

... t0l3A' ,ONISTS, CHANDLERS, PRINYIERS BOOKBINDERS, &c. 0 P ., SOLD for half its value, a Powerfe a(C ,3I3,E SCREW PRESS, with two distinct is, ?? d 3 feet 6 inches broad; height, 7 feet 7,Jes aidO' ,f bead and bottom; fully equalforanylpressdI nd eg 0 complete, with Brass Boxes, ?? agoted Coplte * I~fe vbe seen at 12, Upper Ormondequay. o ROYA@L HBEXdNIAN ACADEMY, WILL CLOSE ON SATYRDAY, 2Pmn ...

... ?? ROAL D BLIN. FidsYe there will be No Performance. v SFITOF MB. GIUBITLEI, of ?? POOLE, and ~eaner.0 OHr GIUBILEI. pmv SATURDAY, May 27, 1843, 000 ' d Auber's Grand Opera of 0 frtal,~ pDSIAVOLO. . Bish Beppo, Mr. Giubilei; 9renso Lorenzo, Mir. Houghton; ,s~ ptbensonte Coi pr fLE i 1dr. t;s G er. Chute; Zerlina, ;5relh iIr' A. Hyland. ! kea pROCHE GIUIBILEI will Dance qPSS1PAS SEUL. the ...

... ?? ROLYATHE LAST NIGHT. ^19 For the. BNEFIl'f ofI T R(AMLL0SIV QR l , OJ sR EVENING Augg' 12, IS co numll ccicence with the ret Part | th eF ~~ D CONCERT. F I ,ich Selec~tci' ttimu the Second Act of A fter NORMA. forp lrsof Prog;atnnicsee Habudills s T or 1r q, ji F C^;^ mo(;illo Rivori at Morrioon's| J, dc'io 3l Jyv at (ele) Be;x-offioe, where Places 9r .c1red. itl ,l O UlARDlIEN6S thetre iid ...