... -~THEATR~E OYAL, DUBLIN. 1 11 APPEARANCE OF MISS HELEN FAUCIT, (wilo is cugnaget for a few nights only). ! this present THURSDAY, 16th November, , will be performed Otway's Tragetly of 0 VENICE PRESERVED. 1%`'lera. NisF helen laucit; Jaflier, Mr. Paunmier; ,ierr, ilard: Renault, Mr. Barrett; Duke of Venice, *Tr ?? Str-rien by dlie. Adele and Monsieur Martin. Tfo condlsde t'ith a Xew F'arce, as ...

... TI;IBEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ,,IS EVEErsNG ('Thursday), November 80th T 1.18 1,ill be performed, hn Three Acts, Sheriddaa y;3awiS PlLa E TEWILLIAM TELL, TTII hELVRO OF SWITZERLAND. William Tell,eMr. Waller; Gesler, Mr. H. Cooke; Sarnem, r ymd Emma, Mrs. Archbold; SAbvoyard, Miss IP lie ri s Syria bye MAlele. Ade aonde Monsieur Martin. f e bed by allew~ br ne F arcetis now acting at the Theatre ...

... HE WINTER PALETOT, I TWO POUNDS. This may be denominated both a handsome and 4 Useful Coat. it is neat in appearance, excellent in quality, durable in wvear. It is really a Gentleman's Coat, well cut, nothing outr6e, particularly becoming and unassm in ?? It can be had of all substances, from a LhtLAnall iag Coat to a Milled Black Cloth for slin q ! her, id the Tiverton Beaver of P'iot for a ...

... T1E WINTER, PALETOT, ~~~TWO POUNDS.' This may be denominated both a handsome and Useful Coat. It is neat in appearance, excellent in quality, durable in wear; It is really a Gentleman's Cost, well ci , nothing outree, particularly becoming and unassania tt ?? It can be had of all substances, from n Ii thI a1 alk ing Coat to a Milled IBlack Cloth for s IT vorer and the Tiverton Beaver of ...

... Milliinery, Straw, and Tuscan Boniuet,3reroorMs. No. 7, YORK-STREET, (Fifth Door fronm Donegall-street.)f, S & M. MOFFET beg to intimate, that the ¶avc now e completed their WINTER ASSORTMENT of MIL- LINERY, &c., selected from the most Fashionable Houses, which is no-w ready for inspection. ?? THREE APPRENTICES WANTED. Belfast, 11th Nov. 1848. 622 MACARTN EY, / WATCHMAKER AND JEWELIEt, . 6, ...

... T-REO RYAL LDUBLI~. ELEtN'TI Appr~,RAN'CE OF MISS HELEN FAUCIT. liS EVENING (Saturday), November 25th, ,Will be performed Mr. Sleil's Tragedy of .1948, ~ EYADNE: OR, TIIE STATUE. a Mi len Faucit; the King of gaples, r. Kng; Mr p ier Ludovico, Mr. . Co i n ti, Cp. Bland OliviS, Miss Singleton. If, elan n ' , NI3dlle. Adele and Moos. Martin. ,Grand? delue uith Goldsmiith's Comedy of 'SlIE STOOPS ...

... GENEVA WATCHES AND PARIS CLOCKE.- T EE & SON have received their first Case of GOLl) L WATCHES, whici have been made specially for thenm- selves, by Workmeii of Geneva, chosen by one of the Firii, during his visit to that city, in June last. w Paris Fancy Clocks, At reduced Prices, owing to the depressed state of t& - the Continent. The New French Aneroid Barometer. LEE & SON are Sole Agents ...

... Furniturei bly Auction. 0 be SOLD by AUCTION', on MONDAY ?? the Gth 1 (lay of Novemlber, at No. 18, S 11 11'-S tl, T, at ELEVEN o'clock, ' The Entire n3ousehoid Puraitu Consisting of Mabogany Cabinet; IBalloon-back hail Loo, Card, and other Tablies; Carpets; -earthra ; Stair Car- pets; Brass Rols ; Bedsteads; Feather Beds; Chests of D)rawers; Presses; Dressing Tables; Basin Stands ; Dress- ing ...

... MACARTNEY, WATCIHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 6, Doueg'all-Place, Belfast, N returning thanks for the very liberal support he has ex- I perienced since opening the above premises, begs repect- fully to state that, as universal satisf ction to his Customers SC (combined with moderate charges) his chief aim nud con- li stant study, all orders entrusted o gj4 shall be executed in a, the most efficient and ...

... GILCRl'UIX COAL' B URNS with great Brilliancy and Steadily; Free B , from Intpurities of Slates and Dirt. T.o frustrate-falcious Competition, atd w-ith the view to,. give the Ships quick despatch, Two Cargoes (fresh from ,the, , Mines) of the above very justly Esteemed Coal NOW ON SALE, at Whitehaven Prices. Two Tons Engaged worth Tbree of Best WlhitehavI-n (Open to Contradictionl) E OAN SALE, ...

... -CA, RA ,CE OF MISS HELEN FAUCIT. Ebfill!,EVFN G (Wednesday), November 22d, T4 5sill be performed, for the first time these eighteen Tragcdly Of tVADNE 011 THE STATUE. faples, Mr. King; Colonna, Mr. Paumier; 11. cof e (who has in the kindest manner , 1sic r rt at a short notice, in consequence of the :inadirOtilc l of Mr. Csleraft; Viientia, Mr. II. Bland; i iletl; Faucit ;Olivia, 31ios ...

... -; ijE jB LINBLI. CALCRAFT begs respectfully toannounce t' tht the THEATRE WILL OPEN for 'the A T&Tr SEASON en THIS PRESENT (Saturday), ?? 1848, on bwhich occasion MISS HELEN FtUClT, wievllo is engaged for a few Nights, will make her hre ApperfOrsnces- ill commence with Sir . L. Buvwer's nelrrated Play Tl1E LADY OF LYONS. de lotte, Mr. Paunaier (from the Theatre Royal, lane, his first ...