... TfEtATRE, ROYAL, DUBLIN. .Mr. CALCRAFT begs to announce that, with a view of presenting to the Dublin Public a concentration of the first Taleqet in the British Empire, hehas, at an enormous expense, engaged MADAME VESTRIS, FMr. Charles MATHRWS, Air. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, who wikl appear in the Plays which will be produced. Notwitjhtandilg the very heavy expense of this engage- ment, ...

... 7 HE Very Rev. Dr. Yore, the Governoi, and Governesses of St. Paul's Free School return their sin- cere thanks to the Public, who so liberally contribute4 to the Charity Sermon on Sunday, the 4th December, 1842, ae& to the Right Hon. the Lord Maiyor ;and Gentlemen whq kindly acted as collectors, when the sum of 145B. lis. wias received, including the following donations:_ Mrs. Whelan), Mount ...

... 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 ...

... THE CROSS KErS. THOMAS ARkiIS. o. 25, UPPER ORMOND-QUAY, TAILOR TO THR LIBERATOR, T AKES leave respectfully to inform bis F'riends IL and the Public that he has on Sale, at his Establish- ment, an immense assortment of Read -nadS Blue, B Own, and Mixture Pilot and Beaver Taglioni and rt oats, which he will Sell at the following Low Seal orices, viz.:-Zi/ Fine Indigo Blue Pilot, Lined, with ...

... TO THBAD VEBISING PUBLIC. .Fhose who recollect the FnMAN'S JouRNAL some thirty years ago need not be reminded that, as a e-;hicle for Advertisements, it scarcely had a superior. 1i the hands of former Proprietors it, in a great de. itee, lost this distinction; but, in Ihe confidence that u can be regained, the present Proprietors resolved gpon that recent change in its condition by mahich its ...

... THEATRE1 ROYAL, DUBLIN. mr. CALCRAFT begs to announce that, with a view of presenthig to the Dublin Public a.concentration of the first Talent in the British Empire, he has, at an enormous expense. engaged MADAME VESTRIS, Mir. Charles MIATHEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, who will appear in the Play which will be produced. Notwithstanding the very heavy expense of this engage- ment, there ...

... THEATi.E RO AL, DUBLIN. Ilr. CALCRkFT begs to announce that his BENEFIT wvill take place T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, 6tb February, T3 184'3, ca which occasion Mada-neVESTRIS, Mr. C. MIATIEIIVS, ris.- W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, viet appeal. The perforrmance will commence with Sheridan's Comedy of thoe SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. 5i, reter Teczle, Ir. W. Farren; Charles Surface, Mr. C. MNathewc; J.Tseph ...

... THEA'TIE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr. CALCRAFT bers to announce that, with a view of presenting to the Dublin Public a concentration of the first Talent in the British Empire, he has, at an enormous expense, engaged MADAME VESTRIS, Mr. Charles MATHEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, who will appear in the Plays which will be produced. Notwithstanding the very heavy expense of this engage- ment, there ...

... THEATRE ROYAL,BDUBLIN. Last Week but One of the engagement MADAME VES. UTS, Mr. Charles MATHEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, ?? GLMrs. LVD T HIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Feb. 7, will bepsrerformed the Comedy of the CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE, (Beiig most positively the only nigit on which it can be performe rm) Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. Farren ; Sir John Melvil, Mr. H. BlBnd; l rr. Heidelberg, Mrs. Glover;MissSterlingsst ...