... TpHe QVEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. ! Mit. JOHN C. JOSEPH, PATaSTEE AND MANAGER. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS H. GORDON. On THIS EVENING (Tuesda ), July 20, 1852, will bs performed the Drama entitled PETER BELL, TH AGGONER. Peter Bell, Mr. SydIev DaIi Catherine, Miss Gordon. Comic Song- The Ele Ii -Mr. W. Gordon. The Bay of Biscay (in oh ?? Gordon. After which tbe peretta of ROSI A. Mr. Bellville. Mr. ...

... THE QQUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T J MR. JOHN C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. On THIS EVENING (Friday), July 30, 1852, will be performed Knowles's Play of VI RGINIUS. Virginils, Mr. C. Dillon; ICiliua, Mr. B. Vandenhoff; servia, Mrs. Barrett; Virginia, Miss M. Hodson. A grand Pas de Deux, by Miss Caroline Parkes and Mons. Richards. l To conclude with the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Belino, ...

... TEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Fifth Appearance of the youthful American Artistes, Misses KATE and ELLEN BATEMAN. On THIS EVENING (Friday), July 9, 1852, the per- fomances will commence with the Burletta entitled SPRING GARDENS. After vwhich the #'terlude of MY GRANDMO ER'S PET. General Beauvoir, Mr. Batenl ; Joseph, Kate Bateman. In the Course of the Evening e Baud will perform the Young Cou Polka To ...

... ELECTIONS. A~derg~an Rknolds's Committee-rooms, J h , College-green. WERE General Con e meet each day at Two JT o'Clodck. The Libel ters and Ratepayers are ear- M nestly requested to call athf Committee Rooms to get the in particulars of their franchise. be The lists are open for inspection from Ten to Five o'Clock, jl and from Seven to Nine in the Evenings. at CITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. W E, s. ...

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... ELECTIONS. C ITY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. At an Aggregate Meeting of the Liberal Electors and Non- Electors of the City of Dublin, held in the Round-roorm of the Rotunda, on Yesterday, the 6th instant, for the purpose a of Makiug arrangements to secure the rriuaiph of the lode- 3 pendant Interest at the ensuing Electi , I Alderman CAMPBELL i e chair. The following Resolution was ui uusly adopted:- ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Five Nights of the youthful American Artistes, Misses KATE and ELLEN BATEMAN. On THIS EVENING (Tuesday), July 13, 1852, will be performed the Comic Drama of WHEIRE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A WAY. To be followed by tbe Fifth Act of RICHARD THE THIRD. Richard. Rate Bateman; Richinond, Ellen Bateman. To be followed by a new Divertissenueut, in %hioh Mdlle. Ernestine St. ...

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... 11EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T nMR. HARRIS Sla the honour to announce that his BENEFIT will take TOn THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), July 3rd, 1852, when will be presented Sheridan Knov le's Play of THE HUNCHBACK. SirThomas Clifford, Mr' Webster Master Walter, Mr. ging; Julia, Mrs. Harris; Helen, Mil Emma Stanley. In the course of the Evening the and will perform the Overturesto WilliamTell ?? of the ...

... ELECTION S. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF DUNGARVAN. GzsTLEIEN, r THAVING ascertained some few weeks since that n nLoL nO National Candidate had entered the field, and having p received from the most trusted and honoured of the Libe- ral Party of every section in the land the strongest as- surances that my name would not be unacceptable to you, or unlikely, by cementing the ...