... R. C.-The stanzas are too shadowy and vague. I Paul should consult a respectable attorney. The co- poi executor has no authority to act as he does. mc HYDRO-CARBoN GAS.- D. P., Deddington, Oxon. I Apply to Mr. Stephen White, King-st reet, Manchester. ac( 4'The Autumn Blossom is pretty; but the metre is not on preserred throuighout. J. ?? artisan correspondent has acquired the art s ...

... CONCERT-HALL. LORD NELSON-STREST. SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS, K)with LITERARY aonl SCIENTIF~IC RECRBATIONH S TOM .ORROWI EVENING, (SATURDAY,) the Indl fnsfaat, I. GEORGE B3UCICLAND will give a VOCALETR TAINRE1,.,Ton. ODEZIN POPULAR. MUSIC. Mr. Bneklc-gd will accompany himself on the Grand Piano-forte. Programmes may be had at the, Hall. Body, 3d. ; Silde Gallery, 63.; Reserved Seats, 1I.; ? ...

... .,J. K. L.-lWe believentot. The tetter of All Irish Catholic id pasedifor insertion. COMrOUtN MULTI I'LIC.iTIoN.-T1/tC amtioviet ix.jSi9 l19. -.|id Received for Mr,. .Spltt :-Captaia lI qlyoh, £1 Gir. G Painter, 1OW.; Collection6 Per Mir. He tteg, 13i. A Correspondenit will perceive, front an artiele i) eanothter colIn)n, that lte oubjeel to Whieh /ie riqile tkao been virtuaily Setled. ...

... public Antudtatttfs CONCERT-HALL. LORD N1,LSON.STREEr. Sc;ATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS, with LIT!.RARY and SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS TO.Q ORRO1Y EVENING, (SATURDAY)J the 12fh inslant, Mr. E. 1,. IIME, Composer and Vocalijt, will have tbe honour of giving an entirely new and original 13ALLAD ENTERTALN. MbENT, consisting of Serious and Humorous Songs, with Illus. tratioti by STUART FAP QUAIIASoN, E'q , ...

... HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO-FORTE, &c., BIRKENHEAD. BY MAR. WALKER On Monday next, the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premise', Chester-street, Birkenhead, 4 UiHE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, filne-toned 6t octavc Cabinet Piano-forte, in rosewood case, ausic, nnd other effects of Mr. Henry Hilton. The Furniture Includes sets of ehairs, easy chair, 'Oo table, printed druggets, ...

... The canleccecicatioc of A Broker is paluaedfor insertiol o ot Scrutator shcall aprear' ee Tuesday. e( John Jones -18 thic ?? a hoax ? ri Meega.-Call at our office any dlay before three o'clock, and tI bring your printed instructiotins with 7i oTl. The Ode to tbe IcMerey i.e 9lo ?? correct for pu?'li e cation. TIIE OPERATIV COmIP'ANY.-l C cannot ien'ert theatrical critiques SS froce ...

... TURBEY SPONGES, WHOLESALE ANI T RETAIL. S. WEINGARTEN, IMPORTER OF SPONGES, 7, WICKLOW-STREET, (Within seven doors of Grafton-street), Has a large stock of prime Toilet, Carriage, and Stable Sponges always on hand, and ready for immediate delivery, at very moderate and reduced prices. ?? W. has also on hand a large quantity of Turkey Honeycomb Sponges, which are suitable for either Carriage or ...

... CIIADIBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, sa11rch 8, 1850. MEPRE nill be a FULL DRESS BALL at the I Castle, on MONDAY EVENING, the 18th of MIareh, at Nine o'Clock, in celebration of St. PATRICK'S DAY. Tho Laidies to wear Feeathers and Lapl)ets. No Trains. The Knights of thi several Orders to wear tbeir Collars. It is also requecstel tnt the Ladies will appear in Irish jllanc- fjchire. No ...

... TO GROCERS, WINE MERCHANTS, &c. TUST disengaged and wants a Situation, a Young Manl who perfectly understandsthe Wholesale and Re- tail Grocery. Wine, and Spirit Trade, and can keep a Set of Books, Most respectable references as to character and ca-- palsility.c Any commands addressed C. D.; Office of this Paper, will c be attended to. c - -~ TO GROCERS. W ANTS a Situation, a Young Man who per ...

... CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. THE Catholic Clergy, Nobility, Gentry, and 1others, desirous of contributing towards the Funds now being raised for the Establishing and endowing of a CA- THOLIC UNIVERSITY in Ireland, are respectfully'in- formed that an account bas been opened in the HIBERNIAN BANK, Castle-street, Dublin; and in the NATIONAL BANK, College-green, Dublin; wwhere all Donations and ...

... DAGUERREOTYPE. P ROFESSOR GLUKMAN invites the Phblic to inspect his PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTIONS, which are now on exhibition at the Royal Dublin Society. He begs leave to acquaint the Public, that the Specimens he exhibits are all taken from Nature and none from Prints. Professor Gluliman deems it almost unnecessary to men- tion the above facts, as the fidelity of his likenesses will speak for ...

... NOTHIING can exceed the beautiful and graceful] appearance of BROWNCE anti PAYNE'S New St.le of Trxvers, which can be worn with or without Straps when walking or riding. Thie, combined with their extra- ordinarv mode of Fitting, without the trouble of trying on, and alterations so frequently complained of, has earned for their Establishment the highest reputation in this depart. ment of Dress. ...