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... TIHEATRR ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN OPERAS. FirsL Appearance of the Distinguished Native Vocalist, MISS I (CATHERINE HAYES, who is Engaged for a very few I Nights, supported by the following eminent Artistes en- gaged for the occasion:- I1SS POOLE, MiI. TRAVEI-RS, SIGNOR POLONINI, IiERR 31EINGHIS.' Conductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; Prompter, Sicnor Salabert. T 0-MORROW (Thursday), ...

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... 'VlizTHEA'TRE, IZOtYtL,, DUtBLItN. ITALIA'N t0l'IlAS. First Appearance of the DhtintniohsId Naive Vocalist, MTvISS ICATIMEUItNE I[tAYI whai EutLng-il for avery few Nights, supported biv thit fo'lowing ctnhioit Artistes en- gaged. for the occasion: lil SS PoOLEl ?? 11. TI:A'LOEIIST I-llUR MENGIIIS. Conductor, Signor Vern; Leader, Mr. Ltvey; Prompter, Signor Salabert. I'rp ils ln-I-0'IG ...

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... THE ATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN OPERAS. Second Appearance of the Distingiished Native Voealist, MISS CATHERINE HAYES, who is Engnged for a very few .Nights, supported by the following eminent Artistes en- gaged fur the occasion gaeSS fOOLE, MIR. TRAVERS, SIGNOR POLONTNI, 11lIE 3lExNGI1S. Conductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; Prompter, Signor Salabert. *mO-MOR1tROWV (Saturday), Fpbruary 2 ...

... I F MANKIND are mnore liable to one Disease than another, or if there are any particular Affections o 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 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. ITALIAN QPERAS. ?? of the Distinguished NativeVocalist, MISS 4CATIIERINE HAYES, who is Eugaged for a very few 'Nights, supported by the following eminent Artiste, en- gaged for the occasion / MITSS POOIE, MR. TRAVERS, SIGNOR POLONII IEERR MINGL4IIIS. 'Conductor, Signor Vera; Leader, Mr. Levey; Prompter, Signor Salabert. rpl1IS EVENING (Saturday), February 23d, I the ...

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