... GENTLEMAN USHIEls'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, January, 29, 1850. IS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will hold a Hi-LEVEE at Dublin Castle, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of February, 1850, at One o'Clolk. It is requested that erch Gentleman attending the Levee will bring Two Cards, with his Aanze and Place of Residence leqibly cerittea or printed thereon, one to be delivered to the Person appointed to ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN OPERAS. The Distinguished Native Vocalist, MISS CATHERINE HAYES, is Engaged for a very few Nights, and will make her Third Appearance rpIiIS EVENING (Monday), February 25th, T 1850, supported by the following eminent Artistes en- giged for the occasion:- MISS POOLE, MR. TRAVERS, SIGNOR POLONINI, HEBR IIENGIIIS. Conductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; Prompter, ...

... * F- MANKIND are more liable to one ]is than another, or if there are any particular AffeCtic, A of the Human Body we require to have a knowledge of. the rest, it is certainly that class of Disorders treated o the New and Improved Edition of the SILENT FRIENeD Authors, in thus sending forth to the world another Editil f their Medical Work, cannot refrain from expressing their ti, fication at ...

... URKEY SPO?¢GES, WHOLESALE AND ~TURERETAIL. S. WEINGARTEN, IMPORTEM OF SPONGES, 7, WICKLOW-STREET, (Within seven doors of Gratton-street), Mas a large stock of prime Toilet, Carriage, i Stable Sponges always on hand, and ready for immediate elive, at very moderate and reduced prices. IJA ?? W. has also on hand a large r y Honeycomb Sponges, which are suitable for ei ?? or Bathing Sponges, as ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN OPERAS. The Distinguished Native Vocalist, MISS CATHERINE HAYES, is Engaged for a very few Nights, and will make hter Fourth Appearance H I EVENING (Ttesday), February 26th, T 1850, supported by the following eminent Artistes en- gaged for the occasion:- MISS POOLE, MSR. TRAVERS, SIGNOR POLONINr, HERR SIENGIIIS. / ,Ccriductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; ...

... GENTLEMAN USHER'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, January, 29, 185'). I IS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will hold a l LEVEE at IDublin Castle, on WE'DNESDAY, the 27th sav of Febraury, M50, at One o'Clock. It is r'equlested that ciaelh ?? attending the Levee *ill bring Two Cards, with lhs Naume husri Plce J'lesimdence legibly iritten or printed thereon, one to be delivvred to the Person appointed to ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN OPERAS. The Distinguished Native Vocalist, MISS CATHERINE HAYES, is Engaged for a very fewr Nights, and will make her Fifth Appearsince T _O. ORROWV EVENING (Thursday), Feb. T 28th, 1850, supported by the following eminent Ar- tistes engaged for the occasion:- MISS POOLE, MR. TRAVERS, SIGINOR POLONINTI, 1ERR MENGH 1S. Con e'uctor, Sipnor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; ...

... F MANKIND are more liable to one Disease than another, or if there are any particular Alfeetions of of the human Body we require to have a knowledge of over the rest, it is certainly that clss qf Disorders treated of, in the New and Improved Edition of the SIuEiNT FaIEND The Authors, in thus sending forth to the world another Edition of their Medical WoX14, cannot refrain from expressing their ...

... CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, January 29, 180. THERE will be a DRAWIVNG-ROOM at the l Castle on THURSDAY EVENING, the 28th of Februarv, 1850, at Nine o'Clock. The Ladies and Gentlemen who purpose attending the Drawing -Room are requested to bring with theni TwoCards, with their Names and Addresses distinctly written or printed thereon, one to be left with those appointed to receive them ...

... TIIEATREt. ROYAL, DUBLLN. I ITALIAN OPERAS. The Distinguished Native Vocalist, MISS CATHERINE HAY1ES, is Engaged for a very few Nights, and will make her Fifth Appearaice rHIS EVENING (Thursday), February the L 28th, 1650, supported by the following eminent Ar- tistes engaged for the occasion MISS POOLE, AIR. TRAVERS, SIGNOR POLONINI, / H ERR M1ENGI S. Corductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey ...

... 1 OYAL IRISIf ACAD1EMAY. ANTIQUE, Bl:OOCHES. Amongst the Rare and Beautiful Collection of Antiquities at the Roval Irish Academy are some choice Specimens of Brooches, wfhich were worn by the Irish Chieftains about the T'nth Century. WVATERHOUSEJ, and COMPANY, atticipating that the revival of these Brooches of the olden timr;ould and favour in the present day, have by ?? qecured the pattern ...

... 1 F MANKIND are more liable to one Disease 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 is certainly that class of Disorders treated of, in the New and Improved Edition of the SILENT FRIEND The Authors, in thus sending forth to the world another Edition of their Medical Work, cannot refrain from expressing ...