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... SECON\D NOTICE. )r of \ TN ESS the CHEST end TR)AVELLING BAG-, 'Which ,ser. and AXyrshire Y'it crn, 225 Broorninlaw, in the month of liecetiser, ig,1845, are, climd ithlin eighlt da~,s frlon, this dlate, they will be csold to oki.ray ithe experiscewhich'hare been incuirred. LOST, STOLE`-N. 01, STILl TEP ~i i s 1 X . ' Z t ! T J ' t o t h e l n S in d a y , 7 t hi i n s t an i t , n l -,heA ...
... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL[ THEATRE. Mn JOHN HARRItS, LESSEE. THIS PRESENT EVENING (Friday), Sept T 24th, 1847. will be performed the Melodrama of ELLA ROSENBERG. Rosenberg. Mr W Borroughs; Storm. Mr W Davidge; Colonel Moutford, Mr Morgan; Ella Rosenberg, Miss Julia Nicol. To be followed by THE TAILOR OF TAMWORTH. Gregory Thirr.blewell, Mr W Davidge; Maud, Mrs Bruce. To conclude with the Nautical Drama ...
... FURERAL OF O'CONNELL| A NNO iZC'. i LL Persons who intend to join In the Public e A Deamonstration of Riespeot to the Memory of O'CONNELL, on THIS DAY (Thursday), by attending o the FUNERAL, will please take notice tbat they will be in required to adhere striotly to the following Rtegulations, or as they will be excluded from their proper place in the pro. a ceasslon:- id The several Parties ...
... THBA TIRE1kAt;*_4PJtB 1Xr % CALCI AFT~bie~isliptdtI tli- 4; aeotad nhatt hil' ::~NEI .wBl$alEI pvrlp ittae-p ,h; ' iD gtN THIS, AVE NING (daWedoilesda.y), hih 0.j january. on which o eoasloo.haaR'LR o Al ,osihng thr ounltubliil, reoles eit dsmn Gr v~ob vasluance. The P~s~e~nfe! 'Ths Prs'iiltnIe's DXi'beai, , *th the C ?? C from the Grieor-tfe Gresu.er Dalled .IPK PdEVIAJEN AULM. As presented ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. yer the BENEFIT of Mr- ALLEN, and most positively Fth? Leat Appee s of hiniself and his Pupil, Miss JULIA IIAprAND of tbo popular Trish Comedian, Seod AP ier-j D. LEONARD. uIS PRESENT SATURDAY, November 1 th, ,will be performed the Grand Opera of TH- THE NIGHT DANCERS; )ARTLY rOUNDED ON THE POPULARX BALLET OF GISELLE. Albert, Mr Allen; Giaelle, Miss Julia Harland; ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. It corpliawce with many Applications MK D LEONARD ij engaged for One Night Moro, and 'will appear HIS PRESENT FRIDAY, November 19. The performances will commence with Mr. Lover's popalar Drama Of the. T'lE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS. Grald Pepper, Mr D Leonard (in which he will sing 1l iii a rattlin' rovin' blade); Major Hana Mansfeldt, Mr Barrett; 'Darby Donohue, Mr ...
... THEATRE .ROYAL, DUBLIN. I BY SPTCIAL DESIRE, Aod under the Patronage of his Royal Highness .out PRINCE GEOR GE of CAMBRIDGE, K G., sinl Ilbe Commanding Offlirers of Regiments, end the Officers &c of the Garrison, Last Appearance but One of sta MADAME ANNA BISHOP. dil N THIS EVENING (Saturday), Feb. 2OtJ, Po O 1S47, will be performed the Opera of e / MAID OF ARTOIS. The Marquis de Chateau Vieux ...
... TI1EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Appearance of Mr and Mrs KEAN. ,IS PRESENT THURSDAY, December 9 h, t mplial co with many applications, will be repe ed .JhetpeMre' A TragedMACBETH /L th liing of Scotland, Mr Kean; Lady cobeth, )1 . 'Kiog Duncan, Mr Roberts; Malo on, Mr H alrleDnilhain, Nlits Panorma; Macduff, Mr Hl Cooke; V' O r King ; Hecate, Mr H Corri. Or the Tragedvy the Pas de la Vivandiere, by ...
... THE QUEEN'S ROYAl THEATRE. XB: J011 HARRIS. LEZSSE. THIS PRESENT EVENING (Saturday), Tv September 25th, 1847, will be performed the Comedy of MARRIED LIFE. Mr. Samuel Coddle, Mr W Dasidge; Mr Liontl Lyax, Mr RIe; Mr Henry Dove. Mr Walton; Mrs Samuel Coddle, Mips Walton; Mrs. Lionel Lynx; Mide Julia Nicol; Mlra Henry Dove, Mrs Bruce. To be followed by the Farce of THE TAILOR OF TAMWORTH. ...
... WT AL HALLA (late ?? LinWOO's T o iatlepr ). Leireste Suare. Madame WATON begs to inform t al bity, Subseribers. and lPublic. that a Grand Morning and Evenhig Performance of Secred Tableaaux will be presented durang Paeeion Week. M adame Warton will napear oss EVE TEMFIING ADAMt-THE ANGEL DISCOURSING WITH ADAM-HOPE.?AITH, AND CHAITY -ST.JOHN PaEAcliING-TBE DELUGE-,&c. &c., accompanied 0with ...
... RAILWAY M-WESTFRAIKwA, the Work on ontracts 0 and 3 (Rugby and et* way). Plans anti Specifications may be seen at the Eagin~ems ?? 3, Pnacesstreet, Westminster, on and after l a ne, Picssre, By order of the Directors, e 230 r ltto~mba CaUDSertz y Euston Station, 31st Dec., 1840. .. D, SecrstarJ, Y ONDON AND NO WSTERN WOtaKS OVPTHE RUGBY AND LEAMINTO RAILWAy The Directors propose to receive ...
... M A RR I A, G.Ji,4O ia the wprld are desoiatelyisinglp,'avid the otheri supposing them mar- ried~'questionably cuntented- iDiffidenee, or azseuse of right. deter=itiel the forrner,, and,>tamiaealoulated4 hopes elabitter the tlater. The solitary ohel s ?? uinder thpplea of caution wnd worldly -prudensce, anod the'indissolable,;regnit~un- -cordptiproitsdin- hty ;,butthetvoth Iieadeeper. : ...