... Just Published, Third Edition, llustrated with C Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diss.d Price la., or in a sealed Envelope, free by Post, foreli Postage Stamps. EALTI{ AND HAPPINESS, THEr MBA.1s By 6 r WHICH TO51 RAY BB OBTATIED, a MedicaWorkol the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseass of Generative System, vwith observations on the trestmeent 0i Nervous Debility and ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, D UBLIN . On EASTER MONDAY, 12th April, 1852, will be pro. duced, with New Scenery, Dresses, &e., the Celebrated Drama THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. FrCindpa characters by M~r. T. C. King, Mr. J. Webster, gr~. GiadatOflo, Mr. Bromley, Mkr. Stmintr, Mr. Bellair, .Mr. , . H~uristonei Irs. Parker, Mliss Jenny fiarston, Miss rlette Humphreys, Miss Kate Dibdan, aid Mbiss J. Brawl. In Act ...

... pIEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. On THIS EVENING (Wednesday), 28th April, 1852, 8s prfolmsucea will commence with the celebrated Drama e lioi THE COR1CAN BR THERS. principal characters by Mr. T. CU King, Mr. J. Webster, {1 Gladstone, Mr. Bromley, Mr. tn on, Mr. Bellair, Mr. g X Furistone, Mrs. Parker, Mi Jenny Marston. In the course of the evening the and will perform the gesvick Polka, composed by M Is ...

... MIDL&ND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. M ULLINGAR F A I R A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave lbe Broadstone Station on TUESDAY, the 6th IustJU at ; o'Cleck, A.m., re- turnirw from Muhl.ingar at Mfsast MUr o'Clock, After- wn, earrying lIt, 2d, and 3d CLAS PAA ENGERS, 0 Calling each way atj ABetations. d y Order, DHENRY BEAUSI SE, Secretary. Dublin Tertninus, y let Aptil, 1852. l DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAY 8 ...

... T IBATRED ROYAL, DUBLI. 1( Ont THIlS EVENING (Tuesday), 20th April, 1852, the perfonlauces vnll commence with the celebrated Dramra: tj entitled T}E CORSICAN BROTHERS. principal characters by Mr. T. C. King, Mr. J. Webster, gr. Gladstone, Mr. Bromley, Mr. 6tinton, Mr. Bellair, Mr. j W. Hurlstone, Mrs. Parker, iS8 Jenny Marston. To be followed by the FaiV Extravaganza of THE PRINCE OF gAPPY ...

... ELECTIONS. , TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF ENNIS. pERMIT me thus early to record the expressions of my heartfelt gratitude for the warm, nay enthu- e siastic, reception which I have this day experienced at I your hands. Encouraged by your kindness, I now ventureP to solicit you to confide to me the high trust of being your Representative in Parliament. A Tory government has I succeeded to ...

... T E INDEPENDENT BURGE EICS OF USHEW'S. QUA'! WARD. Ai. COUNCILLOR GAVIN having retired A. from the Curporation, and being urged by many of the 3ectors to offer myself as a C0ndidn5 for the vacancy, I -repectfully addres you as b, an k your support as a ruildtet of the Ward, on p Iles known to you. I ?? you ttus early, via ad that some mem- bars of the Chamber of C in already seeking to defeat ...

... T1~ LONON~IUTABLZ41 LIFM J. Cpbell Renton, REq. I M.P Richard aline, Req.,- (Q.C Richard Spocait, P.q., James naller Midi'o, Req. J Willain Wilberorce, Esq. TUE POLICIES ARE INDISPtTT To remove On doubt on this mogivB that effeca is inserted in the Deed of the constitution d the Company, duly registered n the terms ofr trem is t f 7 & 8 Vtict., cap. 11.0.- -- Th e fact of sung. the Poacy ue ...

... ELECTION S. TO TIIE ELECTOIRS OF DROGHEDA. W HEN at the last general Election you called. V T on me to represent you in the British Parliament, I did not consider myself justified in accepting the bonour. At that period, I could not give the time or atten- tion to parliamentary duty which a people have a right to expect from those who seek their Fuffrages. 1 now prepared to accept the truat, ...

... W Ebeg to drw= ttentqa ttyu present assort- j mownt of The above, whes~ eetybeen aug.. mented by manty of the newes &gs oeilyin the Umsvim size. Their price s~i~hcamepca atten- th lVon. Of tlaeep axicsacea~ h some OlLamps eb -i rpoctflly solicit an inspection. ; GREGG AND SON, H LAMP MAKERS AND GAS-FITTERS, d' 18, -UPPER SACKVILLE-TRERT. Jc L E D 8 WOOLLEN H ALKL, e' L ~17,1, 19, CORN-MARKET. ...

... I -EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN.! On THIS EVING (Thursday), 29th April, 1852, i hep1formances will commence with the celebrated Drama yioiedd THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. principal characters by Mr. T. C. King, Mr. J. Webster, 1r Glad-tone, SIr. Bromley, Nir. Mr. Bellair, Mr. j it Hurlstone, Mrs. Parker iss enny Marston. the course of the evening he Band will perform the esewick Polka, composed b Mdlle. ...

... THIEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN.I On EASTER MONDAY, 12th April, 1852, will be pro. daced, with New Scenery, Dresses, &e., the celebrated Drama entitled THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Principal characters by Mr. T. C. King, Mr . Webster, br. Gladstone, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Stinion, l^. Bellair, Mr. j. W. Hurlstone, Mr$. Parker, Miss Jan Marston, Miss Laurltte Humphreys, Miss Kate lDibdin, and Miss J. rBrann. In Act ...