... TfATRROALDUB L I N fMOST POSITIVELY THEI-LAST NIGHT. FOR TilE BENEFIT OF MADAME WARTON, under the immediate Patronaze of the OFFICERS of the GARRISON. THIS EVENING (Tuesday), March 25th, 1851, IIADA5E WARTON'S CELEBRATED WALHA LA I ENTERTAINMENT, / And her Last Appearnce. oa this Occasion the Splendid BAND of her jesty's I EV.TII LIGHT DssAGoMNs will attend, by the and per- l ?? of Lord George ...

... iGENTLEMAN 'USHER'S OFFICE.'' Dubjln Castle, Februy 6, 1861. 'IS Excellency ?? Lieutenant Will hold a -L LEVEE, at Dublini'Castle, on WEDNESDAY, ,the , 2th day of February, 1851, at Une o'Clock. It is requested that each Gentleman attetding the Levee will bring Two Cards, with his Aamea6 and Place of Resi- dence legiotv wr-ittn or printed tlereos, one to be delivered to : the Person appointed ...

... THE NEW TAILORING AND READY-MADE WAREROOMS, 10, 11, 6, 12, CORN-MARKET, 4 WE have opened our NEW WAREROOMS, I and are supplied with a Stock of READY-MADE GARMENTS, with CLOTHS of the Bb.ST TEXTURE Purchased so as to secure EVERY ADVANTAGE which CAPITAL and the BEST MARKETS afford. t We possess EVERY ADVANTAGE to enable us to pro- duce a FiRST-RATZ ARTICLE Of CLOTHISNG, and to place -our ...

... JustPublished, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coleured Engravinge, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases Price l8., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. JJEALTH AND HAPPINESS, TrIl ilEA&56 gy LI WHICH THEZ oAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical Workon the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observations o treatten o Nervous ...

... QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE.- IES EVENING (M7onday), June 9, 1851, the per- f0rmauces avill commence withl the National Drama of NORA CREINA. Ilderick O'Connor, M~r. Reynolds; Nora Crebna. Irs. After which X CRUSOE THE SECOND. A hornpipe, by Mdlleo Ernestine St. Louin. To be followed bhy the Interlude of A LAUGHING HYENA. To conclude with the laughable Farce of THE LOTTERY TICKEr. Doors open at a ...

... SHIRT CUTTING BY MACHINERY. INCE our application of Machinery to Shirt c Cutting, our largely increased trade in Shirts is to us tie best proof that our exertions to serve the Public are duly appreciated. Poseessing as wedo every advantage for conductinga first- class Shirt trade, buying our Mhirting Cloths direct from Manufacturers for Cash, by h *ng our business conducted by a Manager of ...

... THE NEW TAILORING AND READY-MADE WAREROOMS, 10, 11, g 12, CORI-MARgEr, HTAVING opened our NEW WAREROOMS, -IL-L we are suppl;ed with a Stock of READY-MADE GARMENTS, with CLOTHS of the BEBT TEXTURE, purchased so as to secure EVERY ADVA1TAGE which CAPITAL and the BEST MARKETS afford. That We possess EVERY ADVANTAGE to enable us to pro- duce a FIRST-RATE ARTICLE of CLOTHING, and to place our ...

... WEBB AND COMPANY'S NEW TAILORING AND READY MADE t ~~WAREROOMIS, 10, 11, AND 12, CORN-MARKET. The CHOICEST FABRICS, with superiority in the science of CUTTING and STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP. OUR experience in Trade for half a century, as well as our lnown integrity in business, as WOOLLEN IMPORTERS, will secure public confidence in the following statements:- WE offer Garments which, for workmanship, ...

... Just Published, Third Edition, illustrated with ,'ouo Engravings, on Nravons Debility and Generative DiseosL Price la., or in a sealed En oel by Post, for le Postage Stamps. LEALTH AN] H PLN TlEX MEZNS BY HIL wHicH TlES Y E OBT t, Medical lVork,: the Infirmities of Yoath, and M rty, and Diseasesotfh Generative System, with observations rho trea inert ol Nervous Debility and Indigestion, ...

... JustPublished, Third Edition, llustrated with ColizI Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Disae Price is., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, fto, I Postage Stamps. H EALTH AND HAPPINESS, THE UEANS Al WHICHo THE! WAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical WVortc the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of Generative System, with observations on the treasren;t i Nervous Debility and ...

... -jYTRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Sereral parties having expressed a strong desire to see Mr. 5G N, 'BROOKE in the character of Hamlet, he is engaged One Night more. ' EVENING (Monday), Feb. 10, the perform ces Sill commence with the Tragedy of I hamlet, Mr. G. V. Brooke; Laertes, Mr. liitimer; Qaetl of Denmark, Mrs. Seville; ('phelia, Mrs. mtlmer. To conclude with MR. AND MRS. PRINGLE. yr. Priogle, Mr. ...

... IRISH ENTEAPRISE. S H E R I D A N, P1* 22 and 28, PARLIAMENT-STREET, Intimates that he has completed his extensive Alterations. His buyers have returned after visiting the leading Markets of EUROPE. The Goods, which have been all received, are ready for in- I spection, and will be offered at prices such as will rival all c others. I In order to establish the Carpet and Floor Cloth Trade on E a ...