... TH EEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. FAREWE ELL ENGAGEMENT of Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS for a limiti e p eried, previous to their departure for America, THIS EVENING (Wedaes- day), November 4, the performances will commence with the Drams of RO&Y O'MORE-Rory O'Mora, Mr Barney Williams; Kathleen, Mr; Barney Williams. After which a N ew Farce entitled' LATEST FROM NEW YORK, in which Mr and Mrs Williams ...

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... PUBLICATIOINS. Tb UBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, E No. CCC. Daonamsesa, 1857. The Treaties of Paris and of From Rome-Home. Hubertaburg, A.D. 1763. By The Student, a Story of Blen Prof. Creay. Cathra, Among the Heather. By W. Lord Dufforin's Yacht Voyage. a Allingham. The Fartners. By Shirleyfrools. t om Brown's School Days. Chaps. XL. XII. and Xlll. M'Cormacle'a Grudge. Part l1I. How we talked ...

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... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, TO THE BURGESSES OF THE MANSION-HOUSE 1 WARD. C ENTLEMNrEN-A vaonncy having occurred in the htan- b oion-boulle Ward, by thb resignation of your late ol respected repre entative, John Levy, Esq., I am induced to E offer myself gs a Candidate for your eipport. In doing E0, I d solicit your enifrases on no pati2, orioitical grounds, but on n the more broad ard copwireherl8iv ...

... .FPUBLICATIONS. ISTER RARY'S CATHOLIC TALES. JAMES DUFFY bas the hononr to annouece tbat ha hbs now ready for delivery a series of delightful Tales, writ- ten expressly for the Instruction and Amusemeat of Youth, By SISTER MARY. The following Volumes are printed in the best manner, on fine Palper and neatly done up in Printed Covers, Price only FOURPENCE Eaeh. MARIA; OB, THE. GOOD LITTLE GIRL, ...

... T NEAT E ROYAL, DUBLI 1. FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT of Mr. and Mrs. -BARNEY WILLIAMS for a limited period, previous to -thei departure for America. THIS EVENING (Thurs- day), November 5, the performances will commence with the Drama of SHANDY MAGUIRE; on, THE BouLD Boy OF TTHE MOUNTArce-Shandy Maguire, Mr Barney illia ; Mary Connor, ~iss M iortyn. The Bridesmaid's Vale, by the Band- After which LAW ...

... H EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T BENEFIT OF Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS. THIS EVElNqING (Friday), November 6, the performanceasv ill comnmenfe with the Drama3of tbe WHIITE HORSE OF THE ?? Pepper, Mr Barney Williams; Major Hans MVansfeld, Mt Granby; Magdaleno, Miss Mortfn. The Bridesmaid's Valse, by the Band. To be followed by IS AND OUT OF PLACE, iu which Mre. B. Williams re111 psraonate Five Characters. To ...

... N ITALIAN LADY, about to revisit her Native C Country, is now forming a select party of Ladies to accompany ber on a tour calculated to afford both instruc. tion and enjoyment. It is Intended to pass through France to Rome, remaining there a Month to visit 411 ob~qts of teterest, and thence to proceed through Florence to Bologna. Daring a residence in the latter City an opportuity Ill be ...

... r H E A TE ROYAL, DUBLIN. L T Mr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS for a few Nights ionger.-TE1IS EVENING (Saturday), Nov. 28th, the per- fortuances will commence with the Legendary S?ectacle en- titled THE FAIRY CIRCLE.-..Con O'Carolan, bdr B M illiams; Moleshee, M~rs B Williams; Philip Flake, Mr Iluitleby; Ellen Blake, Miss Mortyn. The Band will play the Erin-go-Bragh and Fairy Qriadrilles. To be ...

... A MEDICAL REVOLUTION I-THE WORLD UNA. NIMOUS. H OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.-THiE GREAT COUN. _aJ TER IRRITANT.- The virtue of disease often make; its way to the internal organr through the pores of the skin, This penetrating Ointment, melting under the band as itis rubbed in, is absorbed through the same channels, and reaching the seat of indammation, promptly and Invariably subdues it, whether ...

... A MEtDICAL IEO IONI-THE WOIRLD UNA- NruOUs. Hr OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.-THiE GR13AT COUN- 1rFTER} IRRITANT.-The virtue of disease often makes its way to the internal organs through the pores of the skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting under tbe hand as it is rubbed in, is absorbed through the same channels, and reaching the seat of inflammation, promptly and invariably subdues It, whether ...