... T Fifth Appearance of Mr. :MOWATT ?? T qintb Appearance of Mr. ?? BROOKE.' O THIS EVENING (Saturday)r February -1st, 1851, tb performace will commence with the Tragedy of I 0 N. o rs. Mowatt; Adrastas, King of Argos, Mr. Brooke; AftI wbich the Moles. Eltsler will make theij ''aIt up . peart111 On tbelfiglut-rope, and make * Terrifib Ai4t nd tenrt ope 200feet in-length. To conclude with a ...

... T - EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. I s~~r. G. V. BROOKE Bees respectfully to announce that his BENEFIT, and last ,ppearance but Four, will take place on THIS EVENING (Monday), February 8d, 1861. Sixth Appearance of Mrs. MOWATT. The performances will commence with the Tragedy if KING RICHARD III. giDB Ricbard, Mr. Brooke; The Queen, Mrs. Mo7 Ut; Lady Anne, Mrs. Mortimer. To conclude with (compressed into ...

... BOROUGH OF BELFAST. TENDERS FOR LtOANS. a B rl1HE COUNCIL OF THE BO- I ROUG0 H OF BELFAST are ! I,_, prepared to receive TENDERS for . LO ANS at 4 per cent. per annum. These Loans are secured by MPrtgage, and are Re- payable at such period as may beigreei on, and, in the event of no period being agreed/,i, are Re-payable on six months' notice. The interest is payable halfV-yeatrly, on every ...

... WRITE'S ROYAL TAVERN, 8, LOWER ABBEY-ST., AND 16, SACKViLLE-PLACE W WHITE begs most respectfully to inform I V * his numerous Customers, and the Public in general, that he intends opening this new Tavern on TO-MORROW (Tuesday), February 4th. His Luncb, Dinner, and Supper Rooms cannot be sur- passed as to elegance and comfort; and he pledges himself to supply every article of the very best ...

... T-IIEATRE' ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but FOUr Of MrY. MOWATT. st appearance but Four Of Mr G V. BROOKE. *fl OnTHIS EVENING (Tuesday), February 4tb, 1851. perforansces vill commence with the Play of fn P TIIR STRANGER. The Stranger, MIr. G. V. Brooke; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. gssalt. After which will be Performed a New Comic Dramalper- formed in Lordon with great success called thI POST OF HONOUR ...

... B OARD OF IRISH MANUtACTURE, | I) MASON'S ROOMS, ESSEX-BRIIDGE. The Members of this Society are requested to assemble THIS (TUESDAY EVENING), February 4th. Tbe Annual Subscription is 10s., to be paid quarterly, or otherwj s. A The Central Industrial School is open at 61, and 62, GREAT STRAND-STREEAI,# ?? Where recommended Females receive Instru tjw6 V he higher branches of Needlework, free of ...

... IJEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but Three of Mrs. MOWATT. Last Appearance but Three of Mr. G. V. BROOKE. On TIlS EVEN ING (Wednesday), February 5tb, 1851, tbe perrormances will commence with the Tragedy of 0orHELLO, Othello, Mr. Brooke; lago, Mr. Calcraft; Deademona, ° btoixtt; Emilie, Mrs. Saville. Alter hich (second time) a New Comic Dranea called4 POST OF HONOUR. Cubis Yerks, Mr. H. ...

... I E LE CT RO-PLATE. I .uEIHAVE JUST RECEIVE]) T H R Pi Pi .CA SENS of ELECTIRO-PLATE GOODS, TEA AND Motr BE auviOS, SILVERS, BASKETS, I$-CttET FRAMINES, Spoons, Forks, aid Dessert Knives conl Forks, inl sets, all Of the ne0west p~atterns. Quaarrr and Paniws such ats to insure satisfaction. NEILL, BROTHERS, 23, Hligh-street, Belflist. _70- An Apprentice Wlanted. 321 SECOND-HAND STERLING SILVER ...

... A NDREW JACKSON, 49), Sout tK~-street, A aclnowledges to have received the sum pF Pounds,' ]lestitution Mouney, from Rev. Mr. - ?? CJlergyrnan.-Sd February, 1851. DUBLIN MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, LOWER ABBEY-STREET. A T an adjourned General Meeting of the mem* hbers of this Institute, held in the ]Lecture Hall, on Monday Evening, the 3d February, to receive- the Report of the Scrutineers, the ...

... THIEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN'. Lagt Appearance but Two rf Mrs., MOWATT. Last Appearance but Two of Mr. G. V. BROOKE. On THIS EVENING (Tbursday), February 6tb, 1851, the performances will commence with the Tragic Dramna of THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR. Edgar, Mr. G. V. Brooke; Lucy Ashton, SIrs. Mowatt; Lady Ashton. Mis. Cooke. After which (third time) a New Comic Drama called tls POST OF HONOUR. Cobus ...

... IMPORTANT]AND ATTRACTIVE DISPOSAL g OF FIRST CLASS GOODS AT t COST .PRICE. ?? t S. MAYSTON, No. 61, UPPER SACKVILLE:STREET, Has the bonour to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Ireland t that he has just arranged for their inspection theresidue of hist WINTER STOCK, at Cost Price. He cannot too strongly impress UpOD tbe Pubi`e tbe-inany' advantages this announcement offers, the entire ...

... 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 ...