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... THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ROWNE AND PAYNE is now famed through- Bout Dublin and its vicinity as the only House where Gentlemen can obtain an easy and graceful fit of TROU- SERS, a reputation well founded and equally well sustained in every respect. It has so eminently increased their busi- ness, that MESSRS. BROWNE AND PAYNE have been compelled to take larger and more eligible Premises, 12, LOWER ...
... T -E SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand, and A offer for Sale-- 15 Tons Irish FLAX; 8 Do. Dutch Do.; 10 Do. Riga Do.; / 250 Sacks French FLOUR; INDIAN MEAL; South American and Patagonian GUANO. W. & T. HUNTER, 29, Waring Street, Agents for the Sale of Cotton Yarn and Sewing Cotton. 30th May, 1851. ' 168 New Crown Memel and Dantzic Timber, &c. JOILIN MURPHY is now LANDING, and offers I for Sale, the ...
... $ate0i ?? On. SUGARS, &c., BY AUCTION. II4CLAIR & BOYD will offer d SALE, by AUCTION, on SATURDAY %ext, the 7th instant, at TWELVE o'clock, / 130 Hhds. and p Barbadoes SUGARS, 5 Tierces e cx Sobraon. 3 Barrels TONS-LE-MOIS. Donegall Quay, 2d Juno, 1851. 183 AUCTION OF PURE BREED OF CATTLE, JUST IMPORTED. Tro be Sold by Public Auction, at the Cattle Markcet, Belfast, ont Wednesdaiy, 4h Jzune ...
... QQUEEI'S ROYAL THEATRE. HE EVE~lSG (Mon~day), June 2, 1851, the per- 'rS 11commence with the Melo-drama of [t~gtellTHE OLD OAK CHEST. Aet? ,hich (thirteenth time in Dublin) the Grand Bur HelOlOD AND RICHARD CtEUR DE LION* ~lachxrd CaUr do Lion, M~r. W. H. Ebure; Abd-el-K a r.F. lobson;* Robin Hood, M~iss Saunders. ?? A Waltz by Madlle. St. Lonin. To conclu(1e with the Laughable Farce of THE ...
... SUPERIORITY IN THE SCIENCE OF CUTTING AND WORKMANSHIP. THE NEW TAILORING AND READY-MADE WARE R OO MI , 10, 11, e 12, CORNV-MARKET. WTEBB AND COMPANY V v consider that the public have had sufficient evi- dence of their ability to furnish every article of Clothing, not only at prices, but in styles, which are not, and cannot, be surpassed. This arises from the peculiar advantages we possess in ...
... iifiE QUELN'SiROiiFT THEAT1RE S 3-.VESI5G (Tulesday), June 3, 1851, the per- ce lconence with the Melo-drama of [(,TI1SIIEL I1YDER. After VUcich (fourtccnth time in Dublin) the Grand Bur- ?? of ilooD AND ruCIIARD C(lUR DR1 LION. Iljrd Ceour d(e oin, Mr. W- II. Eburne; Abd-el-Kader, lr. F. Iebsocc iobin Hlood, Miss Saunders. F' r. * A WValtz by eladile. St. Lorn. / To conclude with thle ...
... NT O N P AR E I L T E A 131 ?? Od. BEST COFFEE, Is. 6d. FINEST MARSALLA, 22s. per dozen. PRIME SHERRY, 30s. per dozen. OLD PORT. 36s. per dozen. ANDREWS AND CO., DAME-STREET, DUBLIN. C O R K G I N G E1 A M S. TO THE LADIES OF DUBLIN AND VICINITY. P. SHERIDAN, 22 and 23, PARLIAMENT-STREET, respectfully intimates that be has just received, per G. S. and W. Railway, a large lot of the above in ...
... Just Published, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price 1B., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. OX EALT.I AND HAPPINESS, THE MEANS BT LL WHxIvCH THEtY MAY BEt OBTAINED, a Medical Work on the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of the Generative System, with observations on the treatment of ...
... QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. TV pgS. hARRIS'S FAREWELL BENEFIT. 1qeerce of the termination of Mr. Harris's Lessee_ r Ilarrisrespectfully solicits the patronage of her .bl ?? ?? on the occasion of her LAST t ' rf 11 ndi is appointed for f TIlls EVESING, June 4, 1851, 'sl be performed (frst time in Dublin) a New Drama, LL ThIAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. I .enp~luem, lIr.ewynolds; Martha Gibbs, Mr. ial£i ...
... Sale of Household Furniture; Patent Stove, &c., BY AUCTION. To be SOLD by AUCIVOiV, ca[ t t MA T1, 4, DONEIGALL STREET, on T UR~1Y next, 5th June, instant, at ELEVEN C V ARIETY of HOUSEHOLD FUPiNITURE A (the property of a gentleman leaving the country), consisting of M4ahogany Sideboard, 31allo gany 'ables, Mahogany Sofa in hair-cloth, Cabinet Chairs, Lady's Work Table, Chests of Drawers, Car- ...
... THE ESTABLISHMENT OF BIIOWNE AND PAYNE is now famed through- out Dublin and its vicinity as the only House where Gentlemen can obtain an easy and graceful fit in TROU- SEhRS, a reputation well founded ana equally well sustained in every respect. It has so eminently increased their busi- ness that MESSIIS. BROWNE AND PAYNE have been compelled to take larger and more eligible Premises, 12, LOWER ...
... T QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. TEIS EVENING (Thursday), June 5, 1851, thb per- meaces with the New Drama of fr ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD. Stephen Plum, Mr. Reynolds; Martha Gibbs, Mfrs. arris. After wbich s A PLEASANT NEIGHBOUR, A Waltz by MladIle, St. Louin. To conclade with the Burlesque Spectacle of RoIfII HOOD AND RICHARD C(E U E LION. ?? cocur de Lion, Mr. W. H. Eburne; Abd-el-Kader, Mr. Ro ...