... -THEIA^TRE ROYAL, DUBLIN.`S 81'COMjIA ND OF THEIR EX :CELLENCIES THE B't LIEUJTE NANT AND THE COUNTESS L CLARENDON D MR. AND MRS. KEAN N Will appear y~N S ATUJRDAY NBXT, July 31st, 1847, im the Co nedy Of THE WONDER; W A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET U I Fells, Mr. Kean; Donna Violante, Mrs. Kean oha 'edela ved their departure from Dublin,in respectfu hiabh o with their Exoellencies eo m nomand, and in ...

... a POST-OFFICE WARD REPEAL CLUB. A T the uaual Weekly Meeting of the above Club, A boeld On Monday Evening, 12th July, 1847, at their Rooms, 7, Elephant-lane. Mr. JAMES DELANY, R.W., ?? in the Chair, The following resolution was unanimously adopted:- Moved by Mr. John O'Brien; seconded by Mr. John MI. Rooney: Resolved-That we have read with surprise and indigna- tion the unjustifiable attack in ...

... REMOVAL FROM 13, LOWEER SA.CKV ILLE-STREET . r IN consequence of the insufficieney of light for the - purpose of DAGUERREOTYPING. and the great tf MOcnvenience of taking respectable parties to the top of a 0 ofty building, R PROFESSOR GLUKMAN, 1 xs built below the drawing-room level the largest uilid best adapted DAGUERREOTYPE l STABLIS ENT -i D.-rhaps in Europe, at /1 24, UPPER SACKVILLE ...

... THE DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN COAL CON- SUMERS' COMPANY. Pursuant to 7th and 8th Victoria, chap. 110. TO SHIPOWNERS. / HE Directors of this Company are d Z'ue of . Contracting with Shipowners for the /felbt of Coal by the Ton from the different Ports, fo tlperiod as may be agreed on. Contractors to state how many vessels t can furnish, and the olass and tonnage of each. Sealed applications, ...

... FUNERAL OF O'CONNELL. T-lIlE Catho]ic Cemeteries' Committee will MEET ' at their OFFICE, 17, USIHER'S-QUAY, at t! THitEE O'CLOCK THIS DAY, to proceed witho arraogements for the ?? FUNERAL OF O'CONNEIL) // od will continue to Meet each day at the ?? until alrther notice. An early attendance of Members is requested. By Order, bl. J. O'KELLY, Secretary. SOLEMN OBSEQUIES OF O'CONNELL. T is ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T HE Friends of Mr. CALCRAFT beihg anxious T to testify their regard and sympathy for his late difficulties, arising from loaig and rderitorious exertions in support of our National Theittre, have determined to give a performance in the THEATRE ROYAL, for HXS BENlEFIT, lO 8ATURDAY, July 24, 1847. Under the immediate Patron age of the Right tonourable Lieutlilat-General ...

... I ELECTIONS. DUBLIN CITY ELECTION-REPEAL OF THE UNION. A T a Meeting of the several Ward Committees held at the Great Room, Corn-Exhbange, on Wed- siesday Evening, the 30tb June, 'ANDREW R. STRITCH, Esq., T.C., In the Cbair. The following Resolution was unanimously adopted or motion of Mr. Cooke, Post-office Ward, and seconded by Mr. James Delany, P.L. G., and Mr. John Flannedy: Resolved-That ...

... -Tqv QUEBN'S ROYAL THEATRE. MR. JAMES JOflN PROSSER, LESOEE. T HIS PRE SENT SATURDAY, July 10, 1847, If ill be performed rHE BEGGAR'S OPERA. ,e,,hum, Mr. W. Davidgo; Captain Manbeath, Mr. AV. l.Eburne; Lookit, Mr. Clifton; Polly, Miss Julia St. aeorge Mrs. Peachutm, Mrs. Clifton. After which the Interlude of FAMILY JARS. / Deipt, Mr. W. Davidge; Diggory,Mr. R. Nye wily, . lies Gray la Gitana ...

... T1t7E QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. MR. JAME$ JOHN PROSSER, LESSSE. r1lIS PRESENT FRIDAY, July 2, 1847, jT villbeperformed the successful Musical Extrava. ggzentitled THE INVISIBLE PRINCE; oR, THlE ISLAND OF TRANQUIL DELIGt1TS. The Infant Furibond, Mr. W. Davidge; Count Palava Torqliemovs, Mr. W. H. Eburne; Diego, Mr. P. Lloyds; Nlarq'lis of Anysidox, Mr. Clifton; DOn Leander, Mlp Julia St. George; ...

... ?? ?? TB B Q UERZ 'S B YAL THEA TRE. MR. JAMES jO1N paSOSSE, ZESEE. ri11l IS PRESENT FRIDAY, July 9, 1847, T .I will be performed the successful Comedy of LOOK BEFOIBE YOU LEAP; Olt, VWOOXO S AND WEDD ICGS. Mr. Oddington, Mr. W. Davidge; Mr. Brandon, Mr. teynolds; Da Y ore, Mr. Dioken son; Jack Spriggs, Mr. a .iye; Elinor Mortimer, Miss Julia Nicol; Fanny ?? dmn, i iss Julia St. George; Mary ...

... DALE ISLAND A TO BE L ET FOR GRAZING. ?? ntions of Lettg an be seen appb l a cat o at to the Respeotiv ve Ooffiers of rdne52f, Dublin Catle, byt, whom pooal wit be received up to Mondaya the 2d August next at TwelveloCo'Ciook NEW SUMMER G ODS. RENCH BAUROGE DaossDs, PIUssTZD MAus- F L5N.. L IN GRENADNESA, BARE PA SI3AWh! &Ai2 L9ARF5, a beautiful assortment of VISITTES, &O., in t t newest ...

... 1THE Q UEEX'S R O YA L THEA TRE. Smn JAMES JOHN PROSSER, LESSEE. HIS PRESENT TUESDAY, July 6, 1847, .T. will be performed the nesv Comedy of LOOK BEFOtE YOV LEAP; OR, WOOINGS AND WEDDINGS. Mr. Oddinglon, Mr. W. Davidee; Mr. Brandon, Mr. i 3eysolds; DA Vere, Mr. Dickenson; Jack Spriggo, Mr. H. Nye; Elinor Mortiner, Miss Julia Nicol; Fanny Hardman. Miss Julia St. George; Mary Oddington, Miss S. ...