... | -I e.A [R E R O YAL, VDU BL IN.. Last' Appearance of Mr. G. V. BROOKE. I gRS MOWATT begs to announce that her BENEFIT a Last Appearance Will most positively take place on snd TIHIS EVENING (Saturday), Feb. 8, on O hich occasion the Entertainment will commence with The Play of ARMAND; / On T11F rEER AND TIHE PEASANT. Araland, Mr. G. V. Brooke, Blanche, Mrs. Movv To conclude with FkINT HEART ...

... MEAGHER. THE CONFEDERATE MOVEMENT 0 A FULL Narrativp of the Revolutio ove- ment of Smith O'Bkien, Meagher, Dillon, &c., in July, 1848, written by Thomas Francis Meagher, will appear in the Nation Newspaper of THIS DAY, and the succeeding numbers. NEW VALENTINES FOR 1851. J WISEHEART, 23, SUFFOLK-STREET, v* invites the attention of the Public to his New and Superior Stock of J. VALENTINES, ...

... : t> be 3Eet.: ?? BE LET, IN BLN YMACARRETT, THIE. .1. old GLASS-WOR& S/E.emises, having extensive Storage and Yard iool. I' These Premises aie' alrtarly well adapted fqr the. Provision Trade, on ?? of their contiguity to the new Pork Market and Steam-boat Quay. 25-1 Apply at the Office of the Durham-street Flax Mills.. TO' BICK MANUFACTTRE RS. T0 E LET, PORTIONS, OF THE LARTDS 1 of RAVENHILL, ...

... -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. ...

... Just Published, Priae 2d. DPu. MONTGOMERY AD THE POPE; I L2 or the Credulous and ?? 'Creedlcss. B1 a F Mrnor~l.rsgl.KN. - 348 WILLIAM M'COMB, 1, High-Street, Belfast. LEE & SON, JEWELLgkRS TO THE QUEEN, Watcbh s, Silversmiths, and 3;44 $7, 119'-STREET, BELFAST. |HARNESS MANUFACTORY, L58, NORTH-STREET, BELFAST. ITHE PROPRIETOR BEGS TO RETURN thanks to his friends and the public for their very ...

... GENTLEMAN lJSHER'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, February 6, 1851. II IS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will hold a JL. LEVEE, at Dublin Castle, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of February, 1851, at une o'Clock. It is requerted that each Gentleman attending the Levee will bring Two Cards, with his Aame and Place of Resi- desce legibbj irgittes o07 printed thereon, one to be delivered to the Perscn ...

... 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 18 Postage Stamps. H EALTH AND HAPPINESS, THEmEAs BY JU WHXICH THEY MAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical Workon the Infirmities of Youth. ni tI fqtarity, and Diseasesof the Generative System, witl, ?? ions on the treatment of Nervous ...

... BOARD OF IRISH MANUFACTURES AND INDUSTRY. (Mason's-rooms, Essex-bridge). A GENERAL Meeting of the Members of this Society is requested at their Rooms, Essex-bridge, THIS EVENING (Tuoeday), February 11, at Eight o'Clck, to consider several important propositions. The members of the Public Press are respectfully invited. The Industrial School for training recommended young women in the higher ...

... ATRL ROYAL, DUBLIN. This Evening the celebrated American Actress, Mrs. O WATT and M~r. G. V. BROOKE have in the kindest mannor offered their services. S EVENING (Tuesday), Feb. 11, the performances seil l commence with tbe new Drima of ARMAND; OR THE PEER AND THE rEASANT. f Arn15ud, DIr. G. V.B Brooke, Blanch, Mrs. Mowa To conclude with a new Farce, entitled 1 THE 5,ARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. gir. ...

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... ;1EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. On This Evening the celebrated American Actress, Mrs. °O WATT and Mr. G. V. BROOKE have in the kindest manner offered their services. THilS EVENING. -esday), Feb. 1, the performances vill commence with the new Drama of ARMAND; (it T'IE PEER AND THE PEASANT. Armentl, Mr. G. V. Bronke, Blanebe, Mrs. Mowatt. To conclude with a new Farce, entitled THE MIARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. ...

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