... TONES'S DEMULCENT COUGH LOZEN GES the best remedy ever ?? afdiited with Cough- Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Consumplion, or otherdlismasse- derangemeut of the respiratory organs. wvil experience immrdiate re- lief and dorive permanent benefit by the use of JONES'S DENIUit CENT COUGl LOZENGES, which are so efficacious ?? they will cut short the most violent paroxyms of' coughing; and are so ...

... THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, THEREAsVILL BE NO PERFORMANCE. Fifth Appearance of Miss CUSHMAN and her Sister, Miss S. CUSHMAN. N TO-MORROW (Saturday), March 7th, qJ will be repeated the Tragedy of t ROMEO AND JULIET. (From the Text of Shakepeare.) . Romeo, Miss Cushman; Juliet, Miss S. Cushmatn. (As performed by them for 27 successive nights at the (A performed Theatre Royal, Hay market.) f To ...

... THEA TRE RY0 YAL, D UBLIN, t Appearanee but Two of Miss CUSHMAN, and Last her Sister, Miss S. CUSHMAN. THIS EVENING (Wednesday), March 25, will be performed, in compliance with numerous lications the Operatic Play of 8pplatn aGUY MANNERING. (Commencing with the Second Scene.) Colonel mannering, Mr H Bland; Henry Bertram, Mr t T Bishop; Domine Samupson, Mr Baker; Dirk lHattersick, hi Mr II ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATI0N. HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSO- T CIATION OF IRELAND Vill meet on THIS DAY, the 9th March instant, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. g The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for AssociATxs enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy the floor of the BHal, the bnois under the end gallery, and also the benches of ...

... I;ATREROYAL, DUBLIN. MISS CUSHUSAM E'as respectfi1llY to announce that her BE- - NEFIT, and Last Appearance in Dablin, will take ElTI EVENING (Saturday), Ma1c8 4 8, 1846, t] n sehieb occasion Miss S. Cushman will also make her Last E ?? OS- p (jshcESi V!CK will also appear, his engagement having 0 g prolonged f or the express purpose of appearing with ii Mjis, C.,hman. . p The performances ...

... HARUWICH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. F. HALES, SbipyrIrd, Hawich, on Tuesday next, 31st Marcb. Ic the In One Lot, LL that Good and well-conditioned SMACK or VES. SEL, called the FOX, of Harwich, of the burthen h 5.94 Tons, O.M., and 13 1496-350 Tons, N.M., .6 .94Ton. R ~iggSails, and Stores, as from Sea, Xit~ t~orrp ai NEW STOBART NET, Wind Chain, &c, complete; 2 Net, new, and Stobart ...

... CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &C., .aJt XIpaefCt. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By MR. ROSS, on Wednesday, March 25th, 1846, and two following days, Upon the Premises, Lower Orwell-street, IPSWICH. LL the con H rehensive STOCK of CHINA, GLASS, A EARTHEWARE, &c. of Ma. JOSEPI WHITE- HEAD, who is declining the retail business, Among the GLASS will be found a large quantity of fluted and cut Ale Glasses, ...

... ( tttUEoVI10UiND INN\, BURFORD.;ILJ OWilN F iSIEIR (ilurhtfod Carlier) respecifttll y in- I forms ?? pulicic thiat ho has again taxlf.n to the bove; INN I |lttiIl in thfe coonupatio ri of I.. John Dun' tey, tin l earnestly' !ifilicits 1 enuttiotarce oaf ilttir Ii itl patroniage W cl Wol-aire l Lel -J-Good Stables end loel;-up CcichbrlOOesj AEl'STORbA'lON' 6Vl 1)ORC'I1ETUkl l ABIifl;Y CTUR(Ar, ...

... Is do It N E 11 u I Al 14, BRIDGE-STREET. ?? 8iilSC('RlIBER respectfully intimates, thattlie bove Concern will be Opened on the 7th April .t wvitha SFaLE:CT AND VARIED ASSORTMIENT OF EVERY CoNNjXCTED WITh1 GENTLEMIEN S DRESS. As RT dp an infcrior materials will be strictly excluded, vrqti~5 may rely on getting the BEST POSSIBLE GOODS, AT THLE LOt% EST POSSIBLE PRICES. JAMES OSBORNE, CLOTHIII3, ...

... cy - - 25, COMDJON HARD- PORITSEA. r 0 be SOLD by A UCTION, byt CROOK, -SON, el nlid DIAPER, by direction oF the Eecutors, an , honday, IMlarch thc 23rd1,1846flit ?? Hi llOUSEHOLD F'URNI'T'UiEh; Chimney Masses F le Mirror, Prints, a fine tlned square Piano Forte, China, I Glas , aud Effecis, late the property of Mr. Joht; in Lcdicolt, deceased, comprising 'ibur-post bedsteaes, Iy with ...

... TO CORRBIFSPONDFNTS. I b To II It. L., High FHoylaud,-The communication was attended to . last week but appeared in part only of our impression. i The letter of Mr. D. Ross, ou tile Saitalry ConditIon of Leeds, in our next. n The 8oWrC QE on Wednesday ie evening last, tia Oteoof the noet' b)flhisnt of the Beaesn.. - )y The Deske fof IDevons ieiprooilging his stay l h. Mon'sibur Eolapd biather ...

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