... TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. BROWNE AND PAYNE have much pleasure in informing the Nobility, Gentry, and Public that they are now supplied with a beautiful Stock of Irish Manufactured Trowserings, vuch as they had the honour of Exhibiting to HIS EXCELLENCl IHE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE IRISH COURT. IRISH MANUFACTURE.-Browne and Payne, of this city, submitted to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, ...

... s QUEEI ROYAL THEATRE. ' E~lSG (Aonday), May 5, 1851, the perfor- Z EViE emce with thp new Dy anma of l~t% it A DAY OF lRECKOZ.lNG. I ?? Mr. liremley; Claude Moreau, Mr. Rey- l 03d'Aren, al, Mrs. Ilarr is. i b a Nev Ba3rleita-, entitled the / ?? 'nIOOP OF ?? JAMES. I .,er 08s Smallbones, Mr. F. Robson; Ms Jane t |retline St. l.onin will dance La Truandaise. ,dlle ?? SCJO -L FOR TIG4ERS; 01:, ...

... PERUVIAN GUANO, OATS, &c. TORN GAUSSEN & CO., OFFER FOR SALE+- 400 Bags Peruvian GUANO; 1 100 Tons Feeding OATS and BENS; With FLOUR, WHEAT, INDIAN CO N, Alicante BARILLA, and Spanish CANE REEDS. 11, Albert Square, 1st May, 1861. 972 TO CONSUMERS OF TIMBER. J OHN MURPHY begs to inform his numerous Customers that the contemplated reductions in the duty on Foreign Timber has taken place. Being ...

... Just Publihed, 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. WEALTH AND HAPPISS, THE ME6NS BY WHICH THEY MAY BE OBTAINEfD, a Medical Work on the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observations on the treatment of Nervous ...

... A Y UN G English Gentleman is desirous of becoming a Tutor in a ?? family. Salary not so much an object as a req$y comfortable home. To teach the Classics, Englisy F renh, Italian, and Mathematics, 9 tlrI to B. X., by stamped letter, at the Office of this raper. 10 _e 15 0 O TO BE LENT, IN ONE SUM iO s or in two suf £500 each, on approved security. This being Tit Money, can re- main in the ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SHIRT CUTTING BY MACHINERY. SINCE our application ofr Machinery to Shirt S Catting, our largely increased trade in Shirts is to us the best proof that our exertions to serve the Public are duly appreciated. Possessing as we do every advantage for conducting a first-class Shirt trade, buying our Shirting Cloths direct from Manufacturers for Cash, by having our business conducted by a Manager of ...

... HE ATRE ROY A L DUBLIN. GRAND CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL; DIVERTISSEMENT OF DANCING, BY TIHE FRE'rCIH COMPANy (En route for the United States), 1, TO-MORROW EVENIN'G, May 14th, 1851 In Three Parts. / Moos. ROECKEL will preside at the Pianofor Doors open at Half-past Seven; Concert to commence at ,igbt precisely. prices of Admission-Dress Boxes, 4s; 'Upper Boxes, 23 tid ; Pit, Is Gd; ...

... LA MAISON D-E SSARNTZ DRUMCONDR& HOUSE, * (North Circular-road.) This Institution is open for;'the reception of Gentlemen labouring under acute and Chronic Diseases. The Estab- lishment comprises a Medical and Surgical Department. Experienced Nurses are always in attendance.' There are Private and General Apartments. Terms from £1 ls. to £2 2s. per wee No ra charges. The Medicines and Dietary ...