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... EDUCATION. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 20, C ~l:-STBREET, adjoining Stephen'3-green.-Under the direction of the Misses TICKELLE.-The course of instruction comprises English in its various branches, Writing, Arithmetic, and the Use of the Globes; the French and Italian Langaeges,, Music, Dancing, Kalisthenio Ex- erciape0 ?? &c., Plain 'and Ornamental Needle Works.- By the'a'ii -s8obuccessfdlly ...
... TRE ROYAL, DUB LIN. Th b0BEN1FIT and Last Appearance of SIR 1L g DoN, Bart.-Last Night of the Engagement WILLIARCODRT BLAND. of r, IS VENING (Saturday), Oct. 25tb, 1856, the per- TI li commence with tbe Musical Drama entitled form FAMILY. -Aminidab Sleek, SIr Wmn. Dsrt, Captain Murphy MAguire, Mr H Bland ; Mire DOrb U, Del maine, Mis Mortyn; Lady Sowerby Creamly, Bonni SoanOCe Dundee Qnadrille ...
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