... HOUSES AND LANiI. GROCEIY.AN) SPIRIT BUSINES/ Nold Established House to be let, w/4h Retail p Spirit License paid up to October next;l /turea con. plete. Address J. C., at the Office of this Paper GROCERI ESTABLISHMENT. 'W ANTED, in a respectable Ready-sbey T V Neighbourhood, a House in the above lin4,fwith Spirit License attached, ior which an adequate fi i ll be given. 17 Letters fiom ...

... X T RR O RoiYAL, D UBLIN.A MlISS IIELEN FAUCIT for ?? nights, and will make her secondappear. 1Fau ?? rince her return from her most tri- ntt ngaumeltin Paris. STIIc' but Two of Mrdlles. FERDINAND [^1 ApP6 IENA4]). Mlonsieur SILVAIN. ~~IS P1LESEN'I' EVENING, February 1I, I the Pcrortlrnfnces will commence with Sheridan ' HUNCHBACK. Miralter, Mr. Caloraft ; Helen, Miss Chalmers Fi 51H ~cit. ui ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. mHE LOYAL NATIONAL, REPEAL ASSO- CIATION OF IRELAND will meet on MON- DAY, the 31st March instant, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. THE LIBERATOR WILL ATTEND. - W The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for A9SOCIATES enrolled within T Mele hbs they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the ?? the end gallery, and ...

... i HEATREY.R O YA L, D UBL biV. First AptI .aran0 01 Air. MALONE RAYMOIND E Ig~- Itrlayinynarher, and P, oprietor of the F- * ,, Charch *sreo', Liv rpool, who is eng5ged far Five VN:5 1th g' The THREE G.rCIrMAN DWARFS! h ?? EJI)'r T AM 'A1TY, are a'so engaged, and T ,ill make their First Appearance. 'ims;l - EVNI !G (Tursday). April 81i, 1845, wi'l le Pc f. rmednen Cinedv, in three acts, of I ...

... TJIL',I 7IE.R 0 YA L, A, UBLl'. ?? Alarrane hbut ONE of Mi-. LEONARD. r EVkENING (Saturday), April the 5th, |Ilh orfortniaces will commence with the Comedy, o Tat of int' 7'° 1 IRISH AMBASSADOR. r pril O( Plenipo, ?? AIr. Leonard; the .Ii. ('ooke; Prince odolh, Air. King 0' iler'e ir. Ilarrett: l~siella. ?? Chalm~rs. i re,. A hickl the Comic nI terlotidpof A D)AY AFTER 'I'llE WEDD)ING (IPf ...

... DUBLIN AND GALWAY RAILWAY. TO THE LIBERAL ELECTORS OF THE CUSTOM- HOUSE WARD. GZKTLEKEzq, 1 OtT have done me the honour of electing me as . a Poor Law Guardian of your ward by a majority of nearly seven hundred, and I beg to return you my sincere thanks, and to assure you of my devotion to your interests and to the service and protection of the poor. But the propriety of my addressing you at ...

... T fl EA TRRE R O YAL, DUBLI.N. I_ 11oit ?? the last appearance but Five of AMR. MACREADY. *cr to give every possible effect to the Plays about to produced Mrs. TERNAN, of the Theatres-Royal, eand Covent-garden, is also engaged, arid will I vith Mr. Maoready during his performances. PI is pRESENT TUESDAY, December 9, iill be performed Shakspenre's Tragedy of MACBET ?? rgbeth Mr. Mlacready; King ...

... ~ Q UB7N'S ROYAL THEATRE, GtEAT BRUNSWICK-STREET. Fifth appearance of Mr. CH ARL.ES PITT (of the Then- r ee Royal Covent Garden, Edinburgh, Mancbeiter, and irverp~ol). who is engaged for ri limited period. O i THIS EVENING (Friday), September I 1th will be performed a new Drama, from the French, adapted to the Ene1RsIh stage, entitled DON CfESAR DE BAZAN; OR, A MATCFt FOR A MONARCH. Chjarles ...

... THE QUEBYS ROYAL THEATRE, GREAT BRUNSWFCK STREET. Sixth appearance of Mr. BARKER, of the Theatre Royal, Driryglane, and Miss LOUISA LYONS, of the Theatre fosal, Covent Garden. O , THIS EVENING (Monday), September 29th will be presented the Drama of THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION. Robert Shelley, Mr. F. Phillips; Chalk, Mr. Saville; RBihel Rylandl Mis3 Julia Nicol; Fanny Dossett, Miss Ellen Daly. ...

... THA TRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. NTR. CALCRAFT rf, respoet-fmlllytoannouneothat the Theatre ri.1l opcn for the WINTER SEASON, TIU5 EVENING (Saturday, October 18th, 1845), on which occasion l AND MRS. ALBAN CROFT, AND MIR. J. S REFVES, or tIe Theitre Royal, Drury lane, who are nngage for ° tsi 't, will manko their FIRST APPENRA CE lle p~l Lf,-mces will commence with, for the at time ure, a Nev Earnlich ...

... --Tj1iAYRE R O YAL, DUBLIN. d appearance of the unrivalled artiste, Mdlle. g([ who iS engaged to perform in this city for I Niclht only. it being her farewell visit, as she re- , frof' tie rstage after this 8seaon, and will never again ?? the jjritish IFland%. No other opportunity can be f14A of seeing the First Danseuse the world has ever °iai~e' TAGLON1 will be supported by Madame rl ...

... MATCIILESS ECOZNOMY. rADIES and Gentlemen's Dresses of every de- La scription, Officers' Scarlet Coats, Sashes, and Epaulets, Gentlemen's Scarlet Hunting Frocks, Velvet, NativeandForeignLaceandfBlonde, Gold andSilver.Brocade and Embroidered Dresses, Tarlatans, Crapes, Organdies, Chalis, Barreges, Mouslin-de-laine and Cashmere so and Lace Veils, Shawila and Scarfs of every descrij1T.on, Silk ...