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... 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 ...
... RE ROYAL, Bi. it of Mademoiselle FANNY ELSSLER and fonthe Be~evely her lst appearance, on which occasion o00t ?? SILVAIN and MADAME PROCRE eGoSIIU~lL il also malke their last appearbace. 's DAY (Wednesday), 6th September, t erfoldluances will commence With the entirely w eniC Ballet, iii Two Acts, called ~el~oxoNATEIALIE. The Ballet produeed under the direction of MONSIEUR SILVAIN, Assisted by ...
... NOTICE. HE ES T AB LI S H MEN T, f9 99, GRAFTON-STREET, / Wg hI been ta~ ndergoing extensive ?? ad im- overnents, HAS BEEN RE-OPENED with E15N. E NEW STOCK comprising every Altiole IUITED to r. GENERAL DRAPERY TRAD>E. -- The bUad~ v ill be conducted entirely on the READY MONEY principle, under the Firmn of SHARP and COMPANY. p,8,Wanted, two respectable Youths as Apprentices. Fees will be ...
... fgVEATlE ROYAL, DUBLI. | A ppearance of Mr. and Mrs. KEAl!. *pRESfENT EVENING, ,Novemiber 25, will be prfiormed the Tragedy of - frill ~ THE GjAMESTER. Mer Keocn 9tukely, Mr. Cahiraft; LewsonPI sellegi ?? ?Irs. Bevrrley,- Mrs. Kean; Cb,2tIgle . I ff er'; Ijacv, Aliss Pervssoi. i( ud w;ith, for the first Lime these Beven ys, the ,,ical Fari e i L(CK AND KEY., , Cheer1?, MIr. T. Bishop; Captait ...
... J;; F LTRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. N bgg respectfullY to announce that ler `. 6r and last appearance but five of herself and qlq' VI~ra ll a'~TUESDAY, December 12, l|1lS ol lvl.wch socasion they will Appear in two commence with the Play of oef~l~l~1'STRANGER. gerM Ar. Kean; Count Wintersen, Mr. P. Th' gtraat Steinfort Mr. H. Cooke; Francis, Air. P eter Ir. Baler; Solomon, Mr. Barrett; .e; Du3f ...
... MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FU1 , A IEETING of the Owners and Mas;6ofVeselsI A belonging to the Port of BefsIl b ed on WEDNESDAY, the 27th lust. at ElkEVE o'clock in the TOWN-HALL, to Elect 15 'I'ruste for the Ma.R nagement of this Fund for the ensuing year, pursuant to t the Act 3 and 4 Wm. IV. cap. 52. Belfast, 14th Dec. 1843. 000 f MERCHIAN''T SEAMEN'S FIJUNDi T HE M ASTERS and WNERS of Mer cant Ves. ...
... It BELFAST ANACREONTIC SOCIETY. The Second CONCERIT for the Seas WILL BE HELD |n On MONDAY EVENING the 27th instant Of wlhicl the Members and Shareholders in the MU SIC- HALL are requested to take notice. WILLIAM GARNER, Secretary. ]lMUsIC-HALL, 17th Feb. 1843. 96 2 FOR THE DENEFIT OF TIN NIGHT ASYLUIR. ' ti Theatre of Arts, E'xehange-Rooms. STORM SCENE AND SHIPWRECK. ISN adition to the varied ...
... WHOLESALE PAINT, COLOTR, VAJUN1ISI & ALKULI STORES, AND 1VAUERt WAREHIOUES T HE SUBSCRIBER bas for Sale, at his STORES, 11 Nos. 8 and ]0, COTTON-COURT, the fillew- ing, ViZ. SODA ASH, best manufacture, from 30 to 50 ly cent. C w CRYSTALS OF SODA; . BI-CARBONATE OF SODA; NEUTRAL and GLAUBER SALTS; ot INDIGO, BUTTON BIUE, and LOGWOOD; P1S PAINTS, COLOURSmanad VARFISHES; ol Ietter, Pot, Post, ...
... r 0() be had at No, 1, 1) 0 N E G A L L-SQtUAR TL EAST, BELFAST, NEW MIISTJONARtY RtE'AVAIII 1)OOL &C. in 25 Surts all ditrorent-ilnastrated ivitwh Cutis, Price Is. MAI~)AGA;SCAi AtNI) TS lAR{TYRS, withl Cots, (il slen \WIIA'T' llAVE I ?? Do W\ITll AISSIONS? illus- cea tratettd with Ten Engriaavings of the teath el] Gods, Is. GIlIS MISS;IONARY MEEITING, witiCuts, 3d ] MISSIONARY HY.MlN BIOOKS, ...
... NEW YORK AND RIGA' CLOVERS El e. * 1,yORGr, ASH has this (lay received a uulo G nr New.York FLAXSEED' via; !irril:fjoo IC,,'eIlj0oa hi rlch, pth lhirisetlt StockC of Pi lS Oga kE SuI errf English and Foreign ed a d FI (IrBsF! free ofadulerafrean VE'TCHES, E S I IL, perennial RYE GRASS SEED, . &c& lie he vj si l 1on very reasonable terms. tll Ivarin-street, 12th April. 1843. (337 NEW ...
... A ptjgLf!fC 175F1'i.TG Wvfi,f. BIM IIEL) IN OIL MioNDAI 1 Evening, the lo;t yf Jill1. 184, FOR TIlE P'I'RPOSE OF 'Pita followilig Persons will take part in thc pro ecylng The Rev. Dr. Dn~rw, The RcM.JAMES Molr;Ax T'he Rev. Dr. COOKE, hile Relv Mr. Iil.l-al; I The Rev. Dr. EDOAR, The Rtev. Air. CATHrt &C. &,C. The Chair will he takcell, bY tile RW-v. 'f'O 11A Vicar, at llalf-past SEVEN ocl. ck. ...