... GENERAL VALUATION OF IRELAND, 9th and 10th Vic., cap. 110. COUNTY OF DUBLIN, BARONY OF RATHDOWN. 'VOTICE is hereby given that the Sub-Com- N missioners appointed to bear and consider the appeals which have been made against the Tenement Valuation of the barony of Rathdown, will hold their First Court of Appeal at the SESSION HOUSE, DUNDRUM, on MONDAY, the 4th of JUNE Next, at Twelve o'Clock, ...

... - THEATRE ROADUBLIN. ,eet positively the last appearance but one of Mr. and Mrs. KEAN. rHIS EVENING (Thursday), HdMay,'1i849, wil! rbe performed, in compliance with confnually-repeated applications, the New Play, in Five Acts, as actedv with unprecedented success in London upwards of 60 successive nights, called THE WIFE'S SECRET, Sir Walter Amyot, Mr. Kean; Lady Eveline Amyot, Mrs. Kean (as ...

... ;_iHEATRE RRYAL; DUBLIN. Lest appearance but One of Mr. T., P. COOKE, the ce el- brated Representative Of Nautical CHaracters, it being his Farewell visit to Dublin. AN THIS PRESENT EVENING (Saturday), te 19th of May, M1849, the tperformances will cor- ninoc e with the Comic Piece of FOUNDED ON FACTS. Captain Harwood, Mr. BaIre tt * Lieuteiant Frank Oaklev, Mr. H. Bland; Skeptic, Mr. Baker;, ...

... THEATRE R9YAL, DUBLIN. MR. T. P. COOKE Begs respectfully to announce that his FAREWELL BE- NEFIT and Last Appearance in Dublin, wilitake place T HIS PRESENT EVENING (Monday), 21st i of May, 14Dl on which occasion the performance vwill Csm~ence with the popular National Drama, not acted for manty years, called Jack Somerton, Mr. T. P. Cook; Mark Williams, Mr. H. Cooke: Eleanor, Miss Fitzpatrick ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. LAST WEEK 01 THE PRESENT SEASON. THL BENEFIT OF MRS. ANGLIN AND MR. -Is rpR,,SESNT EVENING (Thursday), 31st T iXa3, 1849, the performance will commence With the co miedy Of TIIE POOR GENTLEEMAN. Sir rlebert Bramlble, Mr. Barrett; Frederick Bramble, Mr. I. Lieutenant Worthington, Mr. H. Cooke; D d Mr. Baker; the Hon. Miss Lucretia ?'Tab, s. IWOHh j Emily Worthington, ?? ...

... THEATRE RA DUBLIN. ,THInS EVENING (Tuesday), 1st May, 1849, v/will be repeated, in compliance with continually repeated plications, the New Play, in Five Acts, as acted with unprecedellted success in London upwards of 60 successive nights called THE WIFE'S SECRET, Sir Walter Amyot, Mr. Kean; Lady Eveline Amyot, Mrs. Rein (as originmily performed by them); Lord Arden Mr. H. Bland; Jabez Snecd, ...

... TO PRINTERS AND STATIONERS. T HE Guardians of the North Dublin on will receive Proposals up to TUESDAY, the instaut, to supply the Union with Printing and Statio y the 1st of Msnv, 1850; Samples of which are to b at the Workhouse., By Order, J. H. CREAN, Clerk of the Union. Board-room, North Brunswick-street. 0 PARTIES FURNISHING, STRANGERS TL VISITING DUBLIN, &c. Our Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING ...

... ISITURS TO DUBLIN wanting a well fitting G t;armfnt made up in Dublin by experienced Workmen, are solicited to inspect the New Spring and Summer Goods now ready at 30, DAME-STREET. SnperfineBlack Dress Cost *. ?? £2 2 0 Morning Coat ?? ?? ?? 1 10 0 Faivy irowsersfrom ?? ?? ?? 0 12 6 Waistcoats .. 0 8 0 Rich Paletot, Silk Facings .. ?? 115 0 Gentlemen particular in the fit of their Trosers, wpl ...

... EXTENSIVE SA4LE OF FURNITURE CHINTZES, &c., Being the entire Stock of the late Mr. STUBBS, of Dame- street. 2T1ODD BURNS and CO. will, on THIS T DAY (Tuesday), the 15th instant, have ready for SALE at their Wareroomns, MARY-STREET, the above very valuable Stock of Printed Furnitures, &c. No such op- portunity has ever occurred of buying REALLY PRIME GOODS, At prices merely nominal, Viz. :-Good ...

... THE TEA ESTABLISHMENT, T21 and 22, DAM1E-STREET. PRICES FOR MAY. J. R. ANDREWS and CO., direct attention to their Souchong Teas this month. The late arrivals from China have brought all that is expected this season of this class of TEA. J. E. A. and Co. deprecate the system so generally adopted in the present day, of pufflug off low priced articles as cheap -it is begining to be discovered ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. This Evening (Friday), there will be no performance. Last appearance but One of Mr. T. P. COOKE, the cele- brated Representative of Nautical Characters, it being his Farewell Visit to Dublin. OUT TO-MORROW EVENING , (Saturday), 0 the 19th of May, 1849, the performances wil corn- Incice with the Comic Piece of FOUNDED ON FACTS. Captain Harwood, Mr. Barrett; Lieutenant ...

... RTHEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. BY Co mmand Of their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Clarendor . FOR THE BENEFIT Tl'r THE SUFFERING POOR IN THIE SOUTH AND WEST OF IRELAND. O N TUESDAY EEXT, June 5th, 1849, will b, 0 pertbrmerd A VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMEN S. Full particularS ini future announcements./ Tickets and places to. be had of IbIr. Barry, at te Box Ofifici' from ...