... TijE I EATRE B.O, Y AL, DUBLIN. IP JUVENILE NIGHT. For tbe conveniance of parties residing at a distance, and the Juvenile branches - of Families, the performances' will commraece at Seven e'clock, and be so arranged that the pantomime will terminate a Q iarter past Ten o'clock. On THIS EVEIq-NG (Tursiday), February 26, the per- formances will commence with the New Farce of CRINO- LINE.-br ...

... C ARDS; %~fOST! MXONY vadnnoedon evaeydeeMoiptO of valuable XYJ- PropeS? by 1. J. CUNNINGHAM, 17, A.UNGIER- FRE ErT. E stle Waueroomr for Furniture at No. 73. Fe BEX N O H C O L Z A OIL 8, t above of tbe Fineut Qcallty. The above Oi will bun brilliantly in ?Aoderat5Ut and other E Lamps for twelve hours without any readjustment. G E OR G E D I X O N,X Lamp Oil Importer, Wareroome, I and 2, ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T Last Night'but One of the Season. On THIS EVENING (Friday), February 27, the per- formance; will conmmence with the Comedy by Tom Taylor entitled STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.- atain Hawks- lay, Mr Delatfleld, John Mildmay, Mr G1elvilie; Mr Potter, Mr Glanbyi Mrs Mildmay, MissMortyn; Mrs Hector Sternhold, Miss Seaman. To conclude with the Grand Comic Christmas; Pantomime of ...

... TgHEATRE ROY AL, DUB LIN. ?? JUVENILE NIGHT. For tbe convenience of parties residing at a distance, and the Juvenile branches of Families, tbe performances will commence at Seven o'clock, and be g0 arranged that the Pantomime will trminate a Qiarter past Ten o'clock. On TO-MORROW (Thurelayj, February 26th, the per- formances will commence with the New Farce of' CRINO- L INE.-Mr Coobiddy, Mr ...

... CARDS. M OST MONEY advanced on every ?? of valuable AlProperty by J. J. CUNNINGHAM, 77, AUNGIER STREET. Extenaive Warercoins for Furniture at No. 73. OYAL SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY, U11, UPPER SACKV L LETEET E T_ SPARLING and MARSHALL call the attention of the _ Nobility and Gentry to their rutouched Photographs. Open from Ten uw til dusk. CARD.-RODY KESHAN being about to quit the A Woollen ...

... CARDS. T SllUOST MONEY yvancedon every descript on of vatuable coml WL! Property by J1. J. CUNNINS9HA. 7T, AfNGIER. tind STREET. Extensive Wareroonis for ature1r at No I 7 deeir OYAL SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY, of a _R 1A1 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET. SPARLING and MARSHALL call the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to tbeir untouched Photograpbre. Open from Ten until doek. - CR S EZZOTINTTtO A ...

... H. E AT B ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Night o the Season. BENEFIT OF ME G MELVILLE. TEilS EVENING (Saturday), February 28, the per- formances will commence with the Comic Drama entitled DON CA&9AR DE BAZAN.-Don Cisear de Bazan, Mr Melville; Don Jose, Mr Stanton; Marouis de Rotondo, Mr Granby.; Lazarillo, Miss Tellett; Maritana, Miss Mortyn. To conclude with the Grand Comic Christmas Pantomime of ...

... rn1 H E A TR:E R OYr A L, D U B L I K. ~jL In consequence of numeroas inquiries, the Pantomime I of LITTLE BOPEEP will be repeated for a few Nights only. Till8 EVENING (Tuesday), February 24, 1857, the performances will commence with the Musical Play of ROB ?? Roy, Mr Melville; Resbleigh, Mr Stanton; Mr Owatn, Mr Rogerson; Francis Osbaldistone, Mr Salvie; BItlie Nicol Jarvie, Mr Granby; Major ...

... PUBLICATIONS. PARLOUR LIBRARY. Vol. 1t7. Prico One 8hilling. DG A R I U NT L Y, ttsa Sloep Walkfr. -EA .If_ By C. B. Bitowa. Also JInt Published, in this Series, MY AUNT PONTYPOOL. By G. P. B Jagmeg Is. 6L3. AUBREy. By the Autbor of Emilia Wyndbara.' 2e. WIDOWS and WIDOWEBS. By Mrs Tbomson, Is. 6d. HUGO'S HU -CCHBACK of NOTRE DAME. 2s. FRANKENSTEIN. By Mrs. Sbelley. 1e. Dublin . MIGLASUAN ...

... ]PJBLICATIONS. Tbis Day is publiahed, price 7a. 6d. in cloth; free by post, 'rEiH JUSTICES' ITA1UAL, containing the Justices' -1 i Protaction Act; the..Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1851; Fthekty Sesslns Act, 151 *the Law of Evidence Amend- ~meiit XActs, '-aid the SBmnrnuTy Larceny Act, with Notes, Coinnientb, Table of Cases, and Copions Index. Second Edition, muc enlarged, by E2dward P. Leviage, ...

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... rfT fATRE R O Y A L, D U B:L I Ig In consequeanf of numerous inquiries, the PAntominme o LITTLE BOPEEP will be repeated fora few. Nights only. THIS EVENING (Monday), Febraary 23, 1857, the ,,rformancees will commence with Shakspeare's Tragedy of PICjiARD THE THlIRD.-Rlebard the Third, Mr Mel- ville' Earl of Richmond, Mr Delafield; Duke of 'Bncking. he, Mr Bellair; King Hoary the Sixth, Mr ...