... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. The DANSEUSES VTENNOISES respectfully annaunce that their Benefit and Last Appearance will take place Ills PRESENT WEDNESDAY, August 6,1 T 1845. The Performance will commence with the Petite Piece, in One Act, of p THlE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. popolisn, Mr. Baker; Rinaldo, Mr. Houghton; Bruno, MIr. Duff; Francesca, Miss Cooke; Nonna, Mrs. T. Hill. After which. by particular ...

... DUBLIN AND DROGIiEDA RAILWA5: LEASURE Parties, consisting of 13g Fj~t P or Twelve Second Class Passengere, will b efpi. vilege of Travelling on RETURN TICKETqZ wsek days, which enable them to travel over theanldl[e ad back on the same fares charged on Sunda nair3! In First Class Carriages .. .4 . Od. Second ditto . . 3a. Od. By order of the Directors, JOHN KIDD, Secretary. WATCHES, ...

... ~L ifls' .k4)YAL, DUBLIN. aence of the overflow on Thursday to all parts of hoaru, and to afford the pnbio an opportunity of the Grand Ballpt-Opr. or- LA BAYADERE, l r. been repeatedly ioqairied for, Mademoiselle igtION' bits been preva'I 'd on to prolong her en. for rwo Nights more, TO-MORROW (Sa- 'j 1 ION rg(NDAY next. -POTIT STEPHAN and M. SILVAIN arealso ' ?? and will appear on these ...

... j llhA 1i'RE R YAL, DUBLIN. Iat appearliece hut One of Midlle. TAGLIONI, it being her fare,' el visit, as she retires from the stage after ti ; cail will never again visit the British Islands. Bon th'r ipilrtintty can bo afforded of seeing the First eose tha w'oill hias evcr produced. ?? ''AG;°l~NI will lie supported by Madame 'rl ~ir iTgIIA N(of her Majesty's theatre, her first ,pearahIrO ...

... - Ls/A jjE*ty,4L, DUBLMN grt1 t 1 FT has the poleare of announcing that he r ?? nlst linm11S Exponlie, ?? a Sho-rt Ewl- b3:nt vi~l loceiebiated DANSEUSES Vfl.N LIBtj ?? ~l~u prformnepl;ca at the Oprari lourse in traduced a mos- unpro, etlritedl sensation. thadiecti of the celebrated nrtiste Mdie.j; ?? S? ...

... (iT)GY AN) CEREBEAL PHYSIOLOGY JiOU.ND.1)OOt, ROTUNDO. tCOlvL if T'-II-lEE MORNING CON k 11I~ 0.ZIONES on PiH1RFNt)LOG Y and CERI; ?? 1 1,-s!t(L0GY wvill be h ivon by 7 ~ SIR. D. }'TAGART. PH.D. *Ie siov, l;l]we, ol 'THIS DAY (Thursday). Fridav ' >t ,t dY, thc 28th, 29ih, and 31)th instant, at Ont is oil ?? vill be illustratod by Diagrams and Mesnier. 'il):I;S sted by Mir. ADAIR in the Phreno ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. T HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO. CIATION OF IRELAND will meet on THIS DAY, the 11th August instant, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. RW The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for ASSOCIATES enrolled within Twelve Months; they will ocrupy the floor of the Hall, the benches under the end gallery, and also the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Night but One of the DANSEIUSES VIENNOISES, who are engaged at a most Enormous Expense, under the directiofl of tbe celebrated artiste, Mdme. JOSEPHINE WEISS. rV HIS PRESENT TUESDAY, August 5, T 1845, the Performance will commence with the Petite Comedy, in One Aet, of A PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR. Sir Georee Howard, Mr Houghton; Thomas, Mr. J. peIon; Nancy Strap, Mrs. T. ...

... --h.A2T'RE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ?? and FAREWELL BENEFIT of Made. ?? TGIaloN1, who retires from the stage after Seiseennd w. ill never again visit the British Islands. tbt39rh re ?? can be afforded of seeing the First D ethe wvorld has ever produced. 30nieese e of Mdlle. PETIT STEPHAN and M. L^S nppe5fl SILVAIN. T TIS E-ENING (Thursday), 21st of August, theperformance3 Will commence with the Musical ...

... ANNUAL EXHIBITION RE.OPENED FOR THE OPERATIVE CLASSES. N consequence of the interest which the Operative v.L Classea appear to take in the Exhibition of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture of the Royal Hibernian Aca. demy, the Academy have resolved to keep the Exhibition open on MONDAY NEXT. Admittance, ONE PENNY, Catalogue, Fourpence. By order, GEORGE PETRIE, R.HA., Sea. Academy House, ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL a REPEAL ASSOCIATION. THE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO- CIATION OF IRELAND will me~et on THIS ~,DAY, the 18th August instant, at ONE O'Clockv at the it CONCILIATION HALL, S. ~CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. in The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for AssociCAIsxs enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy t16 floor of the Hall, the benches under the end gallery, and ...

... EARE R O OYAL, DUBLIN. ALCEAFT has the pleasure-of announcing that he 1&. C-.most Enormous Expense, effected a Short En- I the celebrated DANSEUSES 'VIEN. hole performances at the Opera House in )1 he produced a most unprecedented sensation. ondon drectio of the celebrated artiste Midme. JO- roderti SEPHINE WEISS. ,,g juvenile and enchanting artistes, THIRTY-SIX in ehet!lone excited the ...