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... ENLARGE-1 ENT ENLARGEMIENT OF THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE. W~e hiave mluch Pleasure ill intimating that the NORTII WALES CHRONICLF will be enlarged onl tthe 16l01 of April, from lwhichl date it will be pub- Jisbed oil Tlh 1rsdaY, it, time for the early posts, instead of on WVednesdlav eveninc g as at present. and will be in the hands of ?? subscribers at a distance on eachl consecutive FPriday ...

... R OY A L IT ALI AN O PER A, COVENT CARDEN. PRODUCTION OF I MAIRTYRI. The Directors havo the holnour to anno ince that on Tuesday next, April la, -ill be prtdsicd (for the first time in this country) J5onzizv;i's opera, entitled I A It T Y R I. As perforlid at thle Academie tR yale, Paris. With neA Scenery, Coseumu,, and Appointtments. Prit cipal cliarautors by Mnlle. Julleni;o (of the Academie ...

... 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 ...

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... EXICAN DEBT.-Those HOLDERS of CER- )J ilt.OA'f ES issued for arrearl upen MEXICAN BONDS i.O tsioV w~ish tO ?? illiniedrately 4h per cenit. or, sucli Certf- catt rerc.aci~d o PRESENTr THEM for Examintationt, with DoplicatO Listsi, to Czolonel FACLtO. thl~eli~ Fi:.iil! Agt~il..t of vrtheR palilei of M'iexico, wiso, slttr exomit!atioii, wvill cauise theom to bo ^\i. tile D; licatrl~e Listi ...

... ~ F .D INO S in P0 1E T R Y. Aat o eay hae Eiin fthe following: POPULP, PEMS or XOfNG RSO S. Slected by E, P~nacar n Londo: 'olinW.Paliker and SonWest Strand. Tovolumes kivo 28P z ISTORY of the W IG M1llISTRY of 1830 5I-Jh o thepassing of the Reformn Bll. By J. A. Rojolocir M.p. TRieueck'a chronicle, we are bound to say, is tinto acactrgl. There is no distortion of loots in his narration of ...