... 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, ...

... r: XHIIBITION OFFICIAL CATALOGUES. r - Al)VERTISEME1NTS are now being received for the B- First Edition of a Quarter of a Million of the Smnall Catalogue, . also for the Illustrated, and German, and French Catalogues. S'lICEltl BROTHERItS, Wholesale Stationers. le CLOWES and SONS, Printers. le OFZrICE, dii, Ntw BillDoll-STRlF.T, BL.AKiItARO. H THE TEA ESTABLISMMENT, 167, Bnia- T GATE, LeeYs- ...

... GARDEN SEEDS. [JW 'EI STLR. Conlic DEAL'R anti SEFESMAre, Ht~Frnibrake-street, PeritaoaLth, bags to lartirni thie Geatry anti Public getrerolly', that fire ies tar SALE an ~entire Naew Steak or GA-R'DEN SEEDS, orf Brat rate quatitiyi, anti at thle lowest possible price. .N.B-A large Newfeotndlarttd Deg for Sale. ,_)ASSENG Eit at all Clasm4s to trie AaLi trsliatn anif I Nate Zelilini Colonles, ...

... aO P Y -u O F R E T U R N] S, Pursuant to 7th and 8th Victoria, ?? 2. ' I - -- , ,; - .. - -s - -- , -- | .- - - - Name of Firm.-THOMAS WOODCOCK Dover & SONS, Davan Persons of whom else company or Partner- Davie ship consists. De Je Woodcock Jobn, Wigan, backer DoodE Woodcock Henry, Wigan, banker Dann N~ame 0/Place where the .Businsse is Datnn carried on. -eter Wigan, Lancaster Etty Nameo.f ...

... HIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE,ii 1.15SI. The following Outline of the arrangements for the Season is re- spetfully submitted to tilc nobility, stibseriberm, and patrons of thle Opera. it is presented with thle confidutt hope that the sutccessfulI exert ions made mosy ble consitered not unworthy of the fortlicotltigl brilliant Season, aod of the high reputation and character of 11cr1 MatJesty's ...

... Mr. J. M. G. D&iLL HAS THE HONOUR OF ANNOUNCING A BALL, At the .ene Assembly Rooms, Ipswichi, On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 18ti, M851. ICKETS can be obtained solely of the Committee 1 through Mr. BALL, Music Warehouse, 15, Brook St BURY NEW ROOMS. THERE WILL BE A BALL AND SUPPER AT 1THESE ROOMS, On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1851. Gentlemen's Tickets ?? 12s. Wd. Ladies' ditto ?? Ss. Od. Danciny to ...

... BUER -t$AJES'TY'8 THEATRE,. i80-. The ?? outline of the strangeuafits for the Be Isgp is r espeoxtialy subm itted tn the Nob ii ty~ , ubsorFjbere, anii Patrons of Ctbe Opera; It ie presented with the eoradent hppe tbit thes success..; f ul excrttiznw made m~ay be oonsldered not utmwoythy of tW~ forthoomi- ing briliiant seasocr,and of. the gaih ?? ehardeter of ter . att'Theatre. ' ?? ?? ; ?? 1 ...

... THE OLD, OR LOWER, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, HIG1-I SIREB'T, BANGOR, (ESTABLISIED 1821). DAVID AND H-TUGH WILLIAMS V ERYr respectfully apprize their Friends -and the VPublic generally, tat they have entered-upon the .above comm odious, w~ell-known and excelle t Premises, f built expressly for the trade, under the immediate super- intendence of a person who had been brought ...

... AT TOSSWILL and CO.'S Old Havanah Cigar Warehouses. Nos. 6, 7, and 8, PIdding-lana. Easteheap, at the back of the Msonumient, London.-GENUINE FOIIEIGN 1IAVANAH of the choicest makers, Hs., 20a, 22s., 24s., and 26s. per lb. Also, their Union and La Primera Cigars, mnanufactured from the tinest forcign tobaccos imported, 12s. 6d. pcr lb. anid a very largve stock of nears kinduf ebecroots anl ...

... TO BE LET FURNISHED, And entered upon imrn' diatelys HEHOUSE at Jesmond Dean, wth (Gar- T den, Coach HouseStabling, and suitable 0ffioea. Apply to Mr J. Hindmnarob, osfr~clir ie TO LET, IMMEDIATELY, ART or W IIOLE of a neat furnished ..L HOUSIB, situatei ;u one of the healthiest Sn- Forbs af R ~eferenle apply to the Piinters. TO BE LET, ^ FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasantly sitU- A atedl about one ...

... TEN POUNDS REWARD. THE ERA newspaper is so frequently stolen in passing through the Post Office, to the great annoyance of our disappointed subscribers, that we hereby offer a reward of Ten Pounds for the dis- covery ot every party so offending, and we promise to prosecute the individuals to a conviction, regard- less of expense. The offence is a felony. The paper is more frequently stolen ...

... ORK SPRING MEETING. 1851, y wvill take place on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MAY 15th and 14th. M ' Llat of n Stewards: W. M. H. Milner, Esq., M.P.. Li Cooe Campbell, and Rudston Read, Esq. Judge: Mr. Clark, o New- market. Starter: Mr. Hibburd, of Ascot. THE REVIVAL STAKES of 10 5sOV each, with 30 added; three year olds, fist I Sib; four, 8st sib; five, sat 1 lib; six and aged, gst 41b; mnares and ...