... THEArR OTS , ,) N.W THIS EVEXING eFriday), there b iul,4ie 'no perform 7her, ' }tB MAINF0RT, .,begs xeisp4ctfi -,.y to.elsllonssce tb ht c i BENEFIT, snnd last 'appoSE5Bce~ji .l'o55SvWil tahe j., rlO.MOR1ROW' (Sthtudtsy)f .8d'Mareh- ;89 TL in- w. HARRISON, Mr.. H.t ORRI; mnd; Mr., !~o_ RAN'l will also make tbeirlast'aspp ! be but ole.' Last appearance-of the celebrated' origtelhlETF qPIAXI ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 7-l THIS EVENING (Wednesday), March 21,1849, THE BENEFIT OF LUCY LONG, And Last Nigbt but Three. M. HERRMANN, and the original ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. In Three Parts. To conclude with the Ethiopian Extravaganza, of THE RIVAL IDARKIES. (With original Music, &c.) Cuff (a boot black, a iigger, in love with Rose), Wells; Sam Jobnson ?? a Carolina nigger, in love with Rose and ...

... `THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN; EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION AT REDUCED PRICES. THE LASTS WEEK. THIS EVENING (Friday), March 16, 18 49 and every evenng during the week, the unparalleled performances of M. HERRMAN', { and the original ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS. In Four Palls. For full particulars se1 Hamidbills, Dress Boxes, 2s. Gd.; Second. Circle, Is. Od.; Pit, Is.; Gallery, 6d. The Doors will open at Seven ...

... TH'F{ATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Fifth appearance of the popular Irish Comedian, MR. HUDSON, ()f t'e Theatses Royal, Drury-lane, and Haymarket. j~li Preent FRIDAY, I3th April, 1849, T illU hbe repeated the Ncw PlayN, which was received with na~undd apli~sclast evet_`iIg9, called TI'lE, KNIGHT OF ARVA. 'lie Ii--, ht of Arva, Mr. Iliudson; Don Diego Volpone, c res [litie de Chabannes, MI. King; Count ...

... . RO ROYAL, ':DUBLIN. . Tbird Appearance these five years of that e rinent Peh'former, Ir. JAMES WALLAC LAC, of the ThAeat r Royal, Drury- Insn and Covent-Garden. T is EVEtNING (Saturday) 4th August, 1849, will be performred Sheridan's Comedy of THESSCIOOL FOR SCANDAL. Charles Surface, Mr. James Wallack; Joseph S urrfce, .. Cslcarft; Sir Peter Teazle, Mr;. Ba Si Oliru Muc, ir. Barrett; Sir ...

... ?? MANKIND 2i1 are -iable; toone. Iisease 5..>j thiusaino.~he'r, or if there are any particular Aff~ectons of .lpf tpse :'umuiIody we require to have a -knowledge of over l is inly''thdt' el ?? treated of, in tie Ntewv ?? tmoved Edition of.the' SILENOTFRLND. .The Auth~ors, in thus sending forth to the ;world another Edition of ' i~e~r'edhietjWork, caiunot refrain from expressing their grati- ...

... TRKEY SPONWGES HOLESALE AND RETAIL. S., WEINGARTEN, IMPOIITER OF SPO GES, 7, WIcKLOWSTBREET ' (Within seven doors of (.rafton-street), £ Has a large, tock of prime Toilt, Carriage, andt e Sppnges alwaysq n hand, and ready for immediate dtli at very moderate and reduced pric~s. ' ?? WV.!has a~to o~n taa'd a large quantity! ,eyv NHonej,corah Sponges, w~hich are, suitable for either qarriage or ...

... I F MA.NKIND are more liable to one Disease I than another, or if there are any particular Affections of of the Human'.Body we require to have a knowledge of over the rest, it ia certainly that class of Disorders treated of, In the New and Improved Edition of the SILENT FsErND. The Authors, in thus sending forth to the world another Edition of their Medical Work, cannot refrain from expressing ...

... TE1HEATRE ROYAL,. DUBLIN.; gr. CALCRAFT begs to announce that in ''onsej'uence of Mr. RISLEY having failed to fulfil an Engagementwhich he hsd concluded with him for the appearance of the Equestrian pIenonrienon, YOUNG HERNANDEZ,,'This Evening hisl klind friend, MR. and. MRS. KEAN have offered to'pe'forrn ONE NIGHT MORE. EVENING (Tuesday), 4th 'December, will' ha performed, for the LAST TIME, ...

... 111folk and GenernalCount1 y AMICABLE FIRE OFFICE, s.tbllisbed by ACt of Paliament. PATIRONIZED BY (;s race the, DUKE of NORFOLK, Grace tUo,.tUKE of GRAFTON GraR of BUCCLEJCII, Ill Gac th ~KEof MANCHESTER, TheMot Nbl th~ RQUIS of BRISTOL, TheRigt .theEAL of LEICESTER, Th R~b Hil LRDMANNERS. Ari nueros oherdistinguished Personages. DIRECTORS. aM Division. Westerm Division. ?? josselyn, Esq. ...

... 6goVE ESTATE, BUNGAY, Mr. BUTCHER t sloned to SELL by AUCTION, at the King's con' a s B3ung|y, Suffolk, on Tuesday, August 7th, f liead In1ro oclock in the afternoon, in eight lots, 18 g,0it ToyTRI UNDERMENTIo11111 GLy 'VALUABLE PROPERTY, 6L StUATE IN AND NEAR TO THE gasrket T ow of Bungay, in Suffolk. r HE SITE of the CAPITAL MANSION, Dot T designated THE GROVE, Bte ,sidenCe of Robert ...

... EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING, 1849. f As the time of Meetin and Conditions of the Stakes have been altered sincethese Races ere first proposed, it isrequested that particular attention be paid to the Conditions as now pub- ON TUESDAY. EIGHTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER. Being in the week after Doneaster. Trainers and Jockeys are required to take Notice that this Meeting will be conducted under the same Rules ...