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... NEVER FAILING IEMEDY! IJjOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. ANOISIEn SUonenSIsa1 C;URE OF ULCEflATPD BAD LEG9, DaBIILIT-r, AND GENERtAL ILL IlEALT'ri.-Copy of a Letter firora Mr. J. M!. Clennellof Newcasle-or-lTyue, dated Shptembei 20th, 18r52:-^ To PRtOFESSOR HiOLLOWAY-DBARt StR-l arm authorlsed by Mrs. Gihon, of 31, Balley-street, in this town, to inform ~yoo lthat'f1 conslderablq period she tiad be-st a ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL,, DVUBLIN, On THIS EVENING (Wednesday), 'Februiy 22, the per- formances will commence with ShakparperAs 'Play of - C RlCHARD THE THIRD. Duke of Gloucester, Mr King; Henry,lEtrl Of Richmond, Mr Psuncefort ; Elizabeth, Mrs Kirby; Lady Anne, Miss Bellair. After which FORTY AND FIFTY. To conclude with WHERE S HALL I DINE? Sponge, Mr Psauncefort; Diggory, Mr Vaudrey; Dorothy Grumpy, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DU`BLIN. On THIS EVEN!NG (Thursday), February 28, the per- formances will commence with Amber's Grand Opera of MASANIELLO. Masaniello, Mr Haigh; Alphonzo, Mr J W Manley; Pietro, Mr. Durand; Elvira, BiUN Lanza; Fenella, MDile. at Louin. Taa Palace Hart Quadrillea by the Orchestra. To oonclude witht THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, Monas Fabien dei Frnbchi, Mons Louis dei Franobi, Mr T C ...

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... S L ATE S. G EORGE H. CARSE IS DISCLHlAGING A G Cargo of SLATES, from Bangor, ?? cn- sisting of- 45 Tons QINs, Assorted; 25 ,, PRINCESSES; 10 Thousand COUNTESSES. York Street Timer and Slate Yard. Be1lfast, 20th February, 1S54. 01 SMITHS' COAL FOR SALE. 1-2 0 TO NS S7WA NS EA COAL (EIG11 1 VACHVEIN),exDorris. Priee2Os pertonI ,LI'hlBBlN & PHILLIPS, Coal Exchange, Queen's Quay. Belfast, Feb. 17 ...

... READ THE NEW EDITION!! ON VSElVOUS AND GENERATI\VE DISEASES. Just Publieheds,20t1 Thousand. Illustrated uith Coloured Engravings, Price Is., or in a seated envelope, free by post, for I8 Postage Stamps. LEALTH AND HAPPINESS, the means by JUL which they may be ohtiained, a meeical work on the infirmities of youth ond maturity, and diseases of the gene- rative system, with observations 0l the ...

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... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN., On THIS EVENING (Tuesday), February 21, the per- formuances will commence with Auber's Grand Opera of FRA DIAVOLO, Fra Diavolo, Mr. Haigh; Lorenzo, Mr. J. W. Manley; Zerlina, Miss Lanza; -Lady Allcasb, MissF. Frulae. To conclude with the new Comedy by Stirling Coyne, called : THE HOPE OF THE FAMILY. Sir William Melville, Mr Bellair; Joe Wadd, ?? Wor- boys; M61Peckover, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN, On THIS EVENINVG (Monday), February 20, the per- formances will commence with Shakspeare's Tragedy of MACBE Hll. Macbeth, Mr King; Macduff, Mr Pauncefort; Lady Mac- beth, Mrs Kirby; Genilewman, Mrs Bromley. A Grand Ballet Divertissement in which hldlle St Louia will appear. To conclude with the Farce of THE JACOBITE. John Duck, Mr W Worboys; Patty Pottle, Miss Saunders. ...