... LOYAL NATIOAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. - HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO. T CIATION OF IRELAND will meet on MON. DAY, the 9th June, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. W The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for ASSoCIATES enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the benches unders the end gallery, and also the benches of the ...

... TIIEAI'RE ROYALS DUBLIN. IMNMIENSE ATTRACTION 1 1 -A.DAIJME' CELESTE begs respectfully to an- ,OInone that her BENEFIT will take place on 3ji1S PRESENT SATURDAY, 14th June, on which 'Ccasion MR. WEBSTER ~Lese and5 Manager of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket), mill appear. on this occasion will be produced a New and Original p]ra' by J. R. Planche, Esq , as performed at the Thea. t ROaYal Drury ...

... pgflIFOELLO ?? oiS EVENING, by parmission 'of- Llftiepat Gooljel t Caoll, the iplindid ?? 8tle f ,wavillperform an Insordmental Milet~isp o -. adirection of Herr Kiusenabtmu.! ?? - # d ?? Coniertosthere w1ill e. fiet i yqof Fresork. A. O.0ThuracdY Evening nteat tbo Aiqneualra Militarv ; h. b gxrod and uner thepalttoestge of Ihe i lish,- . lgthecr* rne of the Forces. ad 1a::Bltensy, Zel hnu the ...

... D UFF Y'S P UBLICA TIONS. DUFFY'S LIBRARY OF IRELAND, In Monthly Volumes, beautifully printed in l8ino.Price only One Shlibing each. T EIE increased Education and Nationalily f the JU people of Ireland have rendered them ?? at prizing, and anxious to possess, a National Literat.z,1e but hitherto the eft-ct of this has been only to raise . price of all National Works Few of these works were ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO. T CATION OF IRELAND will meet on THIS DAY, the 9th June, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. Ig Tho principal door in front to the ground floor is free for ASsOCIATES enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the benches under Ihe end gallery, and also the benches of the ...

... PORTOBELLO GARDENS. Com0nand and tinder the Patronage of the Right Hon. THE COMMANDER OF THE FORCES AND LADY BLAKENEY, Who will honour the Gardens with their presence. ^rTIIS EVrENING the Entertainments will con- g sist of a PRtOMtENADE CONCERT, a la Mnsard, congress Musicale, &e. &c. And at Ten ?? the ?? and most extensive Gala of Fireworks. J ' *hile Gardens will be illuminated with Pyrote ...

... - 'hA TRb RBOYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but Two of >DAME CiLkI~TE AND MR. WEBSTER. ~ilS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, 18th June, 1 the pertrmefce5 will commence wvith a NNew Drama, ,eflinterest, aalled 1~cwf ,D ST. MARY'S EVrE. Wentworth, 3Mr. King; Robert Vaughan, Mr. H. .1adeline. Madame Celeste, in which character B ll` ance la Normande. After which the Petite Comedy of THE WOMAN HATER. Baron ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. i t WEBSTER begs respectfully to announce j1 that his BENEFIT, and positively the Last Ap- psra!c of himnself and Madame CELESTE will take pigace Tas EVrENING (Saturday), 21st of June, when the performances will commence with a New Drama called rCTOR AND HOlRTENSE; OR, FALSE PRIDE, Victor, Mr. Webster; Pompey Petipas, Mr. J. Penson; >1 MallBrd, Mr. Barrett; Hortense, ...

... THEA IRE ROYAlDUBLrn ..ADA'%1E CELESTE AND MR. WEBSTER I OleF nnd i> nnngorof the Theatre Royal, Haymarket), are engaged for a few nights, and m ill take their niuth appearance HiS EVENING (Wednesday), 11th June, on rjj vwich occadion will be produced-an entirely New and 0rO'n1 Darnaa, in Three Acts, with New Music, Scenery, prvsses, Propertile. srtil Decorations, called the GREEN BUSHES; of', ...

... TO BE RAFFLED FOR. ON MONDAY, the 30h DA of JUNE, 1845, Tickets not to exceed One Hundred, at One Pound each, and all drawn in One Day. HE TAKING DOWN FROM THE CROSS, T ! copied from Ruahens' celebrated Painting in srp In 'an Oak Frame, with gilt mouldings.Siza I rpitj , by 9 ft. 2, painted by Mullen, Esq. This ma in t Picture is admitted by all competent judges (vvbw ed ) to he a most ...

... REPEAL PLEDGE30rz MAY, 1845. -1 ENTLE MEN of the several -Cities, Towns, | &c., who presented Addresses at the al Levee held in the Rotundo on Friday, the 30t a at but who had not an opportunity of signing th dg ado on that day, are requested to forward their n o the Chairman of the Committee, at the CJRN - i 1E ROOMS, with authoritv to afx theo the Istproximo. EDWARD BRODERICK, 2d June, 1845. ...

... b ICRt LCrlULTTRAL SOCIETY OF IRE. LAND. ,'OTI1 is hereby given that the SUMMER \ XIglrNS of FRUITS and FLO WE18 wil] * he RoTUND on THIURSDAY, le 26th ,Ilencv the Lord Lieutenant has gl$ciously sig- hi9 intwlition of being present. r ge SJCy' s Marquees will be erected is the Lawn. R. POOLER. ,NOTICE. ' 1 h.)lders of Tickets for the Ball of the nj ingof THE BLIND GIRL THE ] Y EL, are ...