... r lE QUEN'S RtOYAL THIEATRE. I Nit. JOIINt C. 10SEP11, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. First Appearance this Season of Miss ELIZA ARDEN. On TllS EVENING (Monday), October 6, the per- formanfces will commenc with the Nautical Drama of BLACK-EYED SUSAN. William, Mr. W. Burroughs; Susan, Mrs. Eburne. The Drum Polka by the Infant Danseuses, Mdlies. Virginie and Marie Duvernay. 'lo be followed by a N's ...

... HUNTING BREECHES. W E respectfully call the attention of Noblemen and Gentlemen who find a difficulty in gett Brig well cut, and beg to inform that they may q& doind on being properly fitted, as at the present time th is ' Hons In the trade giving such universal satisfacV n in Tis parti- cular branch of business. The materials that will be worn by the principal Hunting Clubs in England and ...

... rUEATRE ROYAL, HIAWKINS.-STREET. IllS pRgSENT EVENING (Wednesday), November 12, GRAND ARENIC ENTERTAINMENTS. , Iedhi lcssion of I joestrian Feats, and Treble Chain of 2pen5,Oeents, by the highly talented Troupe of AME,,RICAN AND FRENCI EQUESTRIAyg niicl tle following Artistes will appear :-Mdlle. Berg, ?? lofat I q testrian M onder; the Brotifrs Elliott, tho t Gh moaliefe 1Mr. Cooke, Mr. ...

... T E A. 7 HERE is no other Article of Consumption in T which the Pablic are so generally deceived. JAMES LYNCH Has, therefore, by the accuracy of his judgm st, in selecting h4 a constant supply of the Best Qualities, (uthmost extensive ready money Tea Trade iit y, Finest Congou Tea, ex Nonpareil . CJ e 9. 6d. Lapsang Souchong Tea ?? .. 3 8d 70, SOUTH GREAT GEORGES-STREET The only exclusive Tea ...

... WEBB AND COMPANY, CORN-MARKET. ;7TBIIEE English Agents find in hrelaad inuth a v T profitable Market for Goods often inferior in quality, surely there must be room for InisH TALENT and NATrY IDruamy. We are at present in a _4sitio ensure to our Customers WOOZICN GOODS, IManufactured at home, Qujh, izf the essential qualities of superfine finish, fastness o yeand sterling excellence of material ...

... F, QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. 311i. JO'N C. JOSEPHI, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. For the BENEFIT of Miss JULIA ST. GEORGE. On I lIS I-VENING (Thursday), December 4, the per- frmances will commnence with the Celebrated Play of THE WONDER. Don Felix, Ar. Sydney Davis; Colonel Briton, Mr. gFsiere; Donna Violante, Mr. Dyas. popular Pas de l)eux, by Mdlle. D'Antoine and Mons. Martin. To be followed by the ...

... 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 ...

... tIEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 3? ITALIAN OPERAS. ?? of MR. and MRS. SIMS REEVES. 5 F.VENING (Tuesday), Feb. 18, will be performed gllni's Grand Opera of LA SONNAMNBULA. AnlinalMrs3 Simns Reeves; Elvino, Mr. Sims CoUD k ts and plaes to be had of Mr. Barry, at the Box- freon Eleven to F'our o'Clock. The Dnors wfill open at a Quarter-past Seven, and the frmnncon will commence at Eight o'Clock, ...

... p IiCE PATRICK'S ROYAL THEATRE, FISHAMBLE-STREET. glS EVENING (Molnday) and TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 'tpril 7th and 8th, will be produced a New and Extraor- diat Drama, entitled MONEA ; / ' 1ELIrEGOR, THE MOUNT/ OR rll' 11.01BERS OF' THfE FRENCH REVOLUT13. Guillaump, -surnamed Belphegor, Mr. Harwoodt Lava- r Ir lenderson; Madeline. Mirs. aarwood. Song by Mr. Lyons. To conclude with a truly ...

... Just Publisheel, Third Edition, llustraued with Co'uueaw Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Disesee Price Is., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for lI Postage Stamps. EALTH AND HAPPINESS, THlE 31ANS BY I WHICH THEY MAY BE OBTAINED, a Mledical Work',, the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, witb observations on the treatment if 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 ...

... rLdL PIubiic inever hitl buch an opp,;rtuuitS ot T selecting from an endle-s variety of FLOOR CLO I RS, with Border9, from 18 Inches to Six Feet in Width; and without Boiders, 24 Feet in Width. To be cut to any di- menalons. P. SHERIDAN, ' 22 and 23. PARLIAMN1ENT STREET, Has gone to comsidorable xpeuse in fitting up frames and ge titig sp:,e, for carrymg out this imp--rtant branch on a m ...