... 5IE y A INCU * tEtI E 6 i : IdI I or of the 16 S)LD By ?? n -l-r of tbe i UCTION, purouaw LFet e of ?? Order of the Commib Fmederick AoiWl.UHM til'* OM 6lontra Biddings will be ndptiOnrJ received at Mr. DOUGLAS'S Sals-~rooii ligb?tiretf in the CITY OF KILKINNY, oil WEDNESDAY Ithe aoth dat of January, 1856, at the bour of One ?? In the Afternoon, wor certain Hnuaes, Tenement3 and Premimse, ...

... FN'VHE W k OULOUS BEMBD1 I!-tiLLUWAV8 JL OINTMYENT.-TN Yz~us Ixxzmuurrzzr TTvcxC3 or EnestzrLAs EFrscTuALLY CuRoD.-Copy ot a letter from Mmr. H. Trimmer, ot Compton, near Winchester, dated lath September, 1868:- To PEoyxesou HonLowrAY.-Srn-I suffered for a period oft-n years (until the last aie months), with the most dreadful intermittent attacks of Erysipelas, which confined me to my bed ...

... T HEnga gemnt d i Tia REBECCA ISAACS for a imite PeFIFTH GRAND JUVENILE NIGHT. F s the convenience of perfone residing at a dis- tace an the Juvenile Branches of Families, t31e per- ormleances will commence at Seven o'Clock, and be so ar- ranged that the Pantomime will terminate about a quarter a T}LIS ]EVENING (Tuesday), January 29tb, tbe performances will commence with the Musical Barletta ...

... MEAl) T liE NitWV k..Di'$1ON. ON NIeVtJb ADJ U'±II. DISAS#ESi 11 Just Published, Twentieth 'ihousand, Price One Shilling, Of Iree by post for eighteen Postage Stasye, EAL1'H and BAP.I'NESS, the meaus by which they JLJ wmay be obtained, a Mtdical Work, with observations cn the treatment of nervous debility and indigestion, loss of moz- tal and physical tone. arising irom curly indiscretion, &a. ...

... TiJSL7th H-AT ROAL DUB LI N.-1 T. 03 TE[S Ei:VENING (Monday), Jant 7he , 1856,-u 1omne ?? with the Tragedy. off ~O the UGLAS.-YOUng Norval, Mr King; Glenalvogd,'Mr G El F Sincleir (his Sirst appearance); Lady Randolph,MlMise slp ertyo; A~nna, Miss Mandlebert. . A After wbich will be exhibited A GRAND DIORApl&A lea OF THIE EVENTS OF TllE WAR EPainted by Kessrs. 'hn Grieve and Telbin, of Covent ...

... * l8Hk V VEB UP WUNDh'RSJ I-HOLLOWAT'S PILL -ALLS-TroNI5 ?? Otaz or Daoosr.-Copy of a Letter trom At. aavid Simpson, o Collingliam, dated 4th Septmber, m r4l - ' Te; PaojxsontIilomw~y-SXI-lt lswith greatpleaaurel ,yave to Inform you ot a most wonderfhl care of that dreadful malady, ti e dropsy, effected onmy daughter by the use of your javsluablePilla. Shehd been under medial teatment for a ...

... EAT ROYAL, DUBLIN.- 1 T S gECONzD GRAND JUVENILE NIGHT. r the convenience of persons residing at a die- S 8~d the Juvenile Branches of Families, the per- fenn5ce35 will commence at Seven o'Clock, and be so ar- t rgged that the Pantomime will terminate about a quarter P Oa T5 tIS EVENING (Tuesday), January 8tb, 1856, thie performlances will commence with the Musical Fares of ! to SONG NO SUPPER ...

... CARl S.A ~~oa 22 & 23, ~ ~ th 2 A, superior Stoolk On hands. olf- st T ALLEN'qS HALL MiD G tnws M( IIf = ,ercf are constantly supplied liethe Blyies of Eeadymiiad Clothing of best 0weltis~' MMus BURGES0_THECITY Esq., OF D113`131 ?? thai -~~mX~The lamented dst ?? Mullen, Esq., F'avig crested a vacancy ln'iiDO th rug iesei s gsr for ?? 1-,I ;m frespectfully to offer.my- by. I self as a ...

... T zon glS EENIXG(Weduesday), January 2d, toe perforrnances will commence with the Musical 185,of CLAI, TE MAID OF MILAN.-Rolamo, Dr glg; Geronio, Mr Honey; Clari, Miss Mortyn; Ves- Miss C Saunders. oconcade with the New Grand Christmas Comic Pan- tomime of EIARLEQUIN BLUEBEARD, THE GREAT BASHAW I DR, THE GOOD FAIRY TItUMPHANT OVER THE DiMox OF DIBCOD- Harlequin, Mr Fredericks; Clown, Mr Stilt; ...

... n HA T R E RO.Y A L, DU B L I N T GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE Oa THIS (NEW-YEAE'S) DAY, January lot, 1866, on ,hich OCCaSion will be performed the Comic Cbristmas Pan- tormime of HARLEQUIN BLUEBEARD, THE GREAT BASEIAW I on, TrE GOOD FAIRY TRIUMPHANT oyau ma DaxoN OF DiscoRD; and the GRAND DIORAMA OF THE EVENTS OF THE WAR. Doors open at Half-paat One, and the performance to com- meace at Two ?? ...

... T EngageRent of BssR CCA C fr limited period. ( On THIS RVEN~IR1TG (Thursday), January 1slt, the ( cwihanow Electro Biological performancet will cOn'in t for miss Isaaecs, entitled D Burlesque Wrie espres991Y AurlOs , TvrH BRA' V AND TBE FAIR IhIOGZNFa. .i Alinaz the 3rave, giss Isaus; Phizoomico, Mr Vandrey; Stiletto', Mr Ieneey; Imogene the Fair, Miss Saunders I Beds, DiR9HJ Clt ...

... rj~ BAT E RO AL! DUB LI N.- HEAOnTH VEIG(rdyJanuary Iltb, t On T l commencE with the Tragedy of the GrformaMES r Beverly, ?? King; Stokely, Mr TElE GAMELEF,- Mr Estiehy; Mrs Beverly, Miss Sinclair; LlOtte MissMandlehert. Mort; exhibited A GRAND DIORAMA A'erwhichbilb AFTErE EVENTS )F THE WAR, Painted by Messre. O T id Tclbin, of Covent Garden and Princess's Thesitre. Go be followed bv the New ...