... FALL IN TEA OF NjNVEPEBNCE PER POUND. ANDREWS AND CO. - EG to announce that they have Reduced ,1e price of the BEST BLACK TEA NINEP, CE JEl poUND, THIS DAY, September 13th, l648. J. R. ANDREWS AND CO., NoI 21 and 22, DANE-STREET, Corner of Great George's-street. -o _YAL -HORTICUL' UbtAL SOCIETY OF ROYAL IRELAND. OTICE is hereby given, that the GREAT N AUTUMNAL EXHIBITION or FRU YFL t;S, &c., ...

... Houseanst a Spgiit Counter.- Ota for 'k ]r5A. at the Office of this Poper s for Ador?9sne bu inesS none other will be attended to, f -f-To CRBFRS, 8,0.1 TS a Sotuatiof, a young man who under- ffr ~ds tbes Grocery nnd Spirit Business, Bottl also tdthe provisio Business; can behig re- ded by his last emnployer, for whom he has ~es Yn the country, and 8lso by other reapsota. ecr0Se3 otown, and ...

... .BOYAL, 1DUBL1A. isPRESENT FRIDAY, Decembbr .1, 1843, W .I- be prodoced an entirely ne v Natiottal, Local. I Metrop.litin, Melodramna of te Wdria. ?? l1ed the O IE Tee Cs ROADS OF LIFE I Ot, THlE SCAMPS 01. LONDON. Te kdolk o'f the l)ranie founded on the celebrated The Iui;hemi~enI, now attracting the attention ot pran, ae nd applied to the circumstenoes and realities of ael Fpr1'r0 noinent, ...

... yvv- E'8~EI TAX R.. PETgR DONOHOR, 0N, ABBEY-STREET, Ooa ionoW SACKVa)LLB-ST01T.) ,(;S leave to return his grateful thanks to his OSly Friends and Customers whose patronage he baas e man y years, and takesleave ?? them, t prf the reduction in Malt lVhiskey1 loe will reduce t 5ecoo gordilngly. Punch, Fourpence per Tumbler.I 010'oes Lunches, Chops, &o., shall be of the veryI lIti9 ers the ...

... iTHEAR NROYAL, DUBLIN. RISLEY and his SON beg respectfully to an. ?? that their BENEFIT and last Appearance will ,,oullve ?? ~ EVENING, November 21, 1843, N hichoccasion Naster HENRY RiSLEY, only 1Oears oldwillw make his first and only appearance. Feoure3d pimr Wood have in the handsomest manner rd their valuable servi.es, and will perform oxo this Tcccoio farances wil commence with Rossini's ...

... B0 AL, DjUBLfl1 eeof Mr. asd Mrs. KE taN,t'' NlpesyT SATlTBDAY, Decemboer 9, l erflcmed Shrbapeare'5 Trageof FOF DENMARK. F reit Dcntarnrh ~Mr. Ke n; Claudiua, Mr. ftno Bland; Pollovius, Mr.i Raitew; ?? Mr Osrick, Mr. Chute; NMi-cellus, p Lr. Mr. Houghton ; Guildenstern, Mi f5'orndt' )lrH Heron; the Ghost bf Hamlet's . ' aedl'r King, M-r. Duff; First (r*ave- I *i0' nF ranci00, r Colemahi; O ...

... THEAhTRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr. CALCRAFT lots to announce that, with a view of presentingt(o the Dublin Public a concentration of the first Talent in the British Empire, hehas, at an enormous expense, engaged MADAME VESTRIS, Mr. Charles MATHEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, who will appear in the Playi which will be produced. Notwitbstanilding the very heavy expense of this engage- ment, there ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. lIr. Charles MATHEWS begs respectfully to announce that his BENEFIT, and Last Appearance of Himself, MADAME VESTRIS, Mr. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, vill take place THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15, Von which occasion will, be performed the Comedy, in Two Acts, of the COUNTRY SQUIRE. Squire Broadlands. Mr. W. Farren, in which lie will in. troduce the popular song of The ...

... . JUVENILE NIGHT. In compliance with many applications, and to accommodate the Jurior Branehes of Families, ruHIS PRESENT FRIDAY, January 13th, the T performances will commence at Seven o'Clock, and the Pantomime will terminate at Ten. Second Price this Evening at Nine o'Clock. Last Appearance but Five of Mr. BROWNE. The Performances will commence wsth the Burletta of BOAMBASTES FURIOSO. ...

... TO .-T'1E RATEPAYERS OF THE FOUR COURTS' WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, tlHE Committee appointed to carry out the details .T. of the electionfor.POOr Law Guardians for this Ward takes the liberty of offering a few short remarks upon what to them appears to concern your interest as Ratepayers. for the flist time since 1839 the Tories have determined td contest the ,Ward, and! have put forward ...

... rgIEAREROYAL, DUBLIN. pitively the Last Night but Two of DueroW's I lost ptiltl 9 Equestrian Company. HIS pRRESENT EVENING, 18th March, Will be performed the Grand Equestrian Speetacle, ;rcedthe 'SECRET MINE. IttNDo09: t ajab of Windostan, Mr. E. Cooklt; Hyder, ir5D~, ttte A , Mr. Houghton; Nasrod, Mr. F. !d.Shean. ba coo°- PERSIANS: el ,,ItbeaGover Mr. Bartett; Dirndin, a Chinese Ismn t ker G ...

... 0 TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC. Those who recollect the FREEMAN's JoUnwiA some thirty years ago need not be reminded that, as a vehicle for Advertise- ments, It scarcely had a superior. In the hands of former Proprietors It, in a great degree, lost this distinction; but, in the confidence that it can be regained, the present, ;Pro. prietors resolved upon that recent change in its condition by ...