... JastPublished, Third Edition, illustrated winu Ujoloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases, Price Is., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. E EALTH AND HAPPINESS, THE ME.sA BY _L.L WHICH THEn MAY BE OBTA=ED, a Medical Workon the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observa a on thgjtreatment of Nervous ...

... GENTLEMAN USHER'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, February 6, 1851. T IS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant wjlI hold a AL LEVEE, at Dublin Castle, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of February, 1851, at tne o'Clock. It is requested that each Gentleman attending the Levee will bring Two Cards, with his Name and Place of Resi- dence legibly written oar printed thereon, one to be delivered to the Person appointed ...

... Just Published, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price Is,, or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 1S Postage Stamps. IIEALTH AND HAPPINESS, TIlE MEANS BY WHICH THEY MAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical Workon the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observations on the treatment of Nervous ...

... N'UENS Rc hT~Iip'T T r or. Jolc C. JIOSEPH, PATrNTB soD 1aeA5GR. r j. C. Joseph respeetfaly announces the engagement for a ..d peried of the celebrated and popular Actress, limlte MISS EMMA STANLEY, wiho will make her first appearance at this Theatre On THIS EVENING, June 16th, 186, in a Drama of intense Interest entitled THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. * *, ?? ?? Miss Emma Stanley. gademoiselle St. ...

... jj 'QiRUEl EN 'S ROiYAL., THEATRE. I Tl~lS EiVEING (Tuesday). May 6. 1851, the perfor- es ,vill conmmefce with th ne nev Drama of Dn5Dc A I)AY OF RECKONING. fiunt ?? Mr. Broomley; Claude Moreau, Mr. Rev- C un ess d'Aren-al, Mrs. Harris. no be 'flosed by a New end Original Classical Burle-que, °~o be in One Act. entitled ALC STIS, TIEr OTIT1INAL STRONG MINDED WOMtAN. / dlle. Erileyile St. louin ...

... SUMMER TROWSERS. ROWNE AND PAYNE, the celebrated BTroweers Makers, of 12, LOWER SACKVILLE- STi4EET, respectfully inthiate to their numerous Patrons and the Public, that they have just received a large sui1ply nl SUMliER Trowserings, iicl(ling the Exhibition Plaid so much adini'ed, and which are now taking the lead in the West End of London. P.S.- From the large Staff of ?? employed on the ...

... TIIE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. 1K1r. JONS C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. On THIS EVENING (Friday), August 8, the per- formances will commence with the Drama of THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK. New Grand Pas Seul by Madlle. Prevot and Corps de Ballet. After which the New Farce/entitled GRIMSHAW, B3AGSHAW, AYD BRADSHAW. To be followed by the B let ?? of TIlE MERRYJfILLERS. Grist, Mr. H Payne; ChayIr. W. ...

... HEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOOGHT; H O L LO WAY ' S PI L LS. CURE OF A DISORDEXED LIVER AND STOMLACHT, WHEi IN A MOST HOPELESS STATE-Extract of a Letter from Mr. Matthew Harvey, of Chapel Hall, Alrdrie, Scotland, dated the lth of January, 1850:- aTo PaOF ESSOR HOLLOWAY-SIR-Yonrvaluablae Pills have been the moans, with God's blessing, of restoring me to a state of perfect health, End at a time when I ...

... Just Pdblisbee', Tbird Edition, ;Ilustrated with Coloure. Engravings, on Nrrvous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price is., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage.Stamps. jEALTH AND HAPPINESS, THE ?? n3 [ WHICH THIV2 AAY BE OBTAiNEL,, a Medical Workon the Intirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of thei Generative System, with observations on the treatment of Nervous ...

... - ElATRE RO YA L, D UB LIN. T GRAND CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL; DIVERTISSEMENT OF DANCING, BY THE FRENCH COMPANY (En route for the United States), I o0l TBS EVENING (Wednesdayg, May i4th, 1851. In Three Parts. glons. ROECKEL will preside at the Pianofore. Doers opsn at Half-past Seven; Concert to commence at Eiglot preuiselY. prices of Admission-Dress Boxes, 4s; Upper Boxes, od j; Pit, Is ...

... SPRING TRoWSERs. THERE IS no portion of the Attire of Gentlemen s so necessary, at, the same time both for personal ap- Fiearance and comfort, as a well made and elegant Troweors. BROWNE AND PAYNE, of 12, LOWER-SACKVILLE-STREET, beg to inform Noblemen and Gentlemen that they have a new system of Cutting this Garment. The improvement affected is preventing them moving from the boot when mounted ...

... ri; jE QUEIEN'S YOYAL THEATRE. )vis rVESNG (Thursday), May 1, 1851, the perfor- w will coamene5 with the new grand Drama of BlIEpLI'IIEGOII, THE MOUNTEBANK; (t, TIlE PRIDE OF BIRTH. peldieger Mr. Reynolds; Madeleine, Mrs. Ealris. p' Set d by Mdlle. Ernestine St. Louin and Ladies of the To be followed by the Interlude of TILE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS; / Oil, THE SIHILLING HOP.0 To conclude with the ...