... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. THE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO- CIATION oF IRELAND will meet or THIS DAY (Monday), the 29th January Instant, at TWO o'Clock, at CONCILIATION HALLP CORN.EXCUA1NGE ROOMS. The LIBERATOR will attend. W The principal door in front to the grounior i ree for AssocxATES enrolled within Twelve MontA th ill occupy the floor of the Hall, the benchesuiar e gallery, and ...

... E RBO YAL, DUBLIN. he pantomime, and of the Engagement of geek f tthe BOLENO FAMILY. Fifth appearance of Mr. BROWNE. S pRESENT TUESDAY; January 9, HIS will b performed the Comedy of W P EED THE PLOUGH.- BbRdy. Mr. Browne; Sir Abel Handy, Mr. Baker; ob , ield, Mr. Barrett; Henry, Mr. H. Bland - Sir Oe afdford M9r. H. Cooke; Morrington, Mr. j n F. Cookse; Evergreen, Mr. Duff; Misa#Band. Mr id ...

... ¾ItA2REROYAL,.DUBLIN. ce but One of Mr- D. LEONARD (of the t lpp01 Haymarket), the popular Irish Comedian, ThesrrcBR ienent cannot possibly be prolonged. Xhr batg one of the engageamenteof theBoleftoFamily. ,,icpRE SENT SATURDAY, Jan. 27, 1844, lls erformed the Comedy, in Five Acts, of ;ll be p MN AND WIFE. o'Dedimu, Mr. D. Leonard, Lord Austen- Corte I *Sir Rowland Austenconrt, Mr. F. Cooke; ...

... ~A2'BEROYAL, DBLIN. Week of tse Pantolime, and of the Engagement of 1t e tbe BOLENtO FAMILY. 8,ath appearance of Mr. BROWNE. 0 PRESENT WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1844, will be performed the Comedy of THE POOR GENTLEMAN. pector Ollspod, Mr. Browne; Sir Robert Bramble, Mr. ; Sir Charles Cropland, ir. Ring; Lieutenant peher n 3Ir. H. Cooke; Frederick Bramuble, Mr. 1thingtO ~Ernly Worthington, Miss ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. THE JLOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL' ASSO. T CIATION OF IRELAND will meet oD MKOS4 DAY NEXT, the 8th January, 1844, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHA.NGEw ROOMS. The LIBERA7'OR will attend. 1~ The principsal door in front to the ground floor is free foi AS9Oe1ATE9 of, the present year;. they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the benches under the ...

... . , ~~DUBLIM dudrthe Patronage of the R1ght Boo.| i ^eeaSir Edward Blaleeney. K. C.B.,eom- IeahFOrCes, &C- &G-- I~ady Bilakeney. :Nafjor- afagthndham, commanding the D~istrict, the tqm, fergo cere of Regimeota, and tbe O/dicers C~tiew rioD FOR:SN STURDAY, January will be performed the Comedy of ' lA~ ClR O Tf EATCIE e A yd, Mr. Browne; Old Rapid, lMr,~ker; Bafrarett; Sir Hubert Stanley, Nr~. ...

... M rjATE RO YAL, 1DUBLIZi. 13OWNE begs respectfully to anmounce that his BENEFIT and last appearance will take p10 RgSENVT THURSDAY, JANUARYi8, 1844. fIlls sght hut tbree of the new Christmas Pantomime, wat agement of the Boleno Family. odof th eng will oommence with (for the last time) The PerrfulPlay of the gew DU5 MISER'S DAUGHTER. uilliers, Mr. Houghton; .Randulph Crew, Mr.' Blan ; ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL it ASSOCIATION. ie 1THE LOYAL NATIONAL REPt L ASSO- h A. CIATION OF IRELAND wi m t on THIS ? DAY (Tuesday), the 2d January, 184 t E o'Clock, at the BO CONCILIATIOL, CORN-EXCHANGE S. . The principal door in front to the ground floor Is free l for ASSOCIATES of the present year; they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the benohes under the end gallery, and also. Je benches ...

... THE STATE PROSECUTIONS. MEETING OF THE MEMAERS OF THE PUBLIC PRESS. A speoial meeting of all the Reporters of tlI Dublin Newspaper Press and the CorrespondentS,.f th London Journals was held last evening, at No. 4, ¢Iege- reen, to take into consideration a subject of deep in. wr1. to them in their professionsl capacity. The cause of Ji14i ieeting and the proceedings are embodied in the foll4 ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOUi>ATION. TpHE LOYAL NATIO N!AL IEPEL ALSO. TL'CIATION or IRELAND will meet on TO.IMOR. ROW (Tuesday), the 2d January, 1844, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION -HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE 1ROOMS. I The principal door I; front teothe ground por free for AsBOCIATES of the presentyear; they vilf pD the floor of the Hall, the.bernces under the eaj'g erj and also the benwdebe of ...

... * ?? ROYAL, DUBLIN. Ge~ cet tfegr D. LEONARD (of the Theatre. 011daPps arhet), the popular Irish Comedian, who is g ~ ot$ foribt rights only. ?? ?? thge last night of the new Pantomime Pos 'pEsNT MONDAY, Jan. 22, 18I wlS be Peformed tha Comedy, in Two Acts, of THE IRISH ATTORNEY; Bt GALWAY PBACTICEaIN 1770! - o'hara (the Irish Attorney), Mr. D. Leoer=4; Fierce B r Barrett; Miss Charlcote, Miss ...

... |fiEJ I ROYAL, DUBLIN.' appearance of Mr. D. LEONARD (of the Theatre. Haymarket) the popular Irish Comedian, who is 1l3 d for eight nights only. S ositively the 4ast night but one of the new Pantomime. mS pIRES1ENT SATURDAY, Jan. 20, 1844, wvll be performed (not acted these four years), the *Drana, in three Acts,' of RORY O'MORE; (Written by S. Lover, Esq). Bery O',lore (first time here), Mr. ...