... LANPED ESTATEST 'AMDBD O'ATIIS COMAU UYD.- MAL ISO T O;E 0 CAIMAIqrTS AND rACUMBRAellB In the Matter of r A NK NOTICE, the Estate Of L that the Scbedul of ft- John Kidney, cimbrances affecting that part Ownier; j os. ?? In 'the Aoga m v Davis, - at', Estateof Daulo1'~1,j ~* ni appuptnainces, ltlythe Etate ofet O*J:} ei r*;on I i1a (siad which Premblgs bave. been Botb'i1 e tlbldg t) is'ldge4 ...

... Cul 6kt llN it tt TnE AT RE ROYAL, BELFAST. ...

... TO APOTHECARIES. FOR SALE, AN OLD-ESTABLISHED SHOP, with a Stock of MEDICINES, MAHOGANY FIXTURES, and every requisite for conducting a Profitable Business; at present occupied by a Medical man, who would give his entire Interest to the purchaser, if a pure Apothecary. The Premises are situated in one of the chief thoroughfares in Belrast. possession may be obtained almost immediately after ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 1 SIXTH GRAND JUVENILE NIGHT. . 1Yr MER IIARRItS has tile honour to annonece that, lh onsequefte of numnerousappiciatlonl, the PANTOMIME will I in this occaftcn, commence at Seven o'clock, and terminabe 2 at twenty minutes past Nine. The 5erforenances will ?? at a quarter past ten. THIS EVENING (Tuesdayt, February 5th, the performances will commence with the Christmas ...

... ENTLJEMEN'S WINTER an 0 DRSS. d WATERPROOF GARxNME'IM. WARM OVERCODATS at HIGHLAND CAPES, INVERNMx CApES bt BREADALBANE CAPES. A TODD, BURNS, and Co,, le, Reapoetifnly invite an1 inspection of their present th ivery large Stockof the Above Useful and Gentle- lanly Garments, In all the various coleurs and ma- e teriala suitable forthe present Season, and at prices St ?? conunand a preference. ...

... T11EATRE ROYAL, BEILFAST. 1,,stivcly the Last Four Nights of the Eminent - Tl agediann, M R. BARRY SU L LIVAN. Continued Successof ' M I S S Al I L E S, of the Edinburgh and Dublin Theatres, ,o) his been expressly engaged to support Mr. Barry Sullivan, disring his present brief visit. (Iiis TillS EVENING (Wednesday),February 6,1861, the performances will commence with Shakspeare's W Tragedy, ...

... THIS EVENING. A R D R O S S C A S E. A Public Meeting will be held in MAY STREET CTHlURCH, Ott WEDNESDAY Evening, at Seven o'clock. when an Address will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. BUCHANAN, of Glasgow, explanatory of the Scriptural principles involved in the above case. and of its bearing on the religious liberties of all Christian Churches. The Revs. Dr. CooTS, J. MACNAIJAUGTAN, and others, ...

... ' ?? Amav-JLs V 0 T HEATRE ROYAL, Dl DUBLIN. 1 ' BWEFIT OF MR. BUCE,~ CLOWN.i I THIS EVENING (Wednesday), February Cth, the parlor- ma1nets - will commence with the new Drama (translated from the French, and adapted expressly for this Theatre by Mr. Levey), entitlcd THE CARRIER OF HAVRE.-Martin, Mr Granby ; Armuand, Air C Weston; Feliclen la Reocle. Mr W Btaynalml; the Viscount RoChefort, Mr L ...

... PUBLICATIONS. BOOK8 I FO~R LENT.I BEVERY CATHOLIC WORtK Suited to She Approaching Holy SOe*O1n to be had of JOHN~ MULLANT, 1, PARLIAMENT-STREET. Corner of Dame-street, Dublin. VH TJE-HE TIME S AEa T3 Half price, regularly posted steday, unoidwol printede~oPlOs, lessee 555001,7 d per quarerpost free, from WILLIAM Hf. SMITH, News Agent, No. 11, Gray's Inn Lane, Lrtmlon, EC. Established 40 yeara. ...

... TI EATRE ROYAL,' sD BLIK T ,If XV ING (nurdafy). W ocrtle 7tb, tbe perfer 150IN Rill commence wvith the viw nin (trthltedt ftatl tile french, and adapte d ex&pfts Ifo -tlhi Theatre by Mt UM), ectitled THE CAPRl R= OF I AVRE-Matru, Mr *aby * Arnand, Mr C WcObn; Fellilen la Roche. Er W hamnbam the ViacoOe t Anbefort, Mr L Munro; 1 MarlJ D epria, Mr Irwin; S1hapiat, Mr Holston; Genevieve, Mrs C ...

... SALE TO-MORROW. TTAMILTON, MEGAW, AND THOMSON WILL 11 ?? for Sale by AUCTION, at their Sale- Room, CORPORATION STREET, on FRIDAY, 8th inst., at Three o'clock, 83 Barrels Extra States FLOUR. 284 ,, ,, Philadelphia FLOUR. 6th February, 1861. 621 SALE TO-MORROW. A U C T I 0 N. To be Sold by AUCTION on FRIDAY, 8th February, at No. 13, UPPER CHURCH LANE, A STEAM-ENGINE FOURTEEN HORSE-POWER, A with ...

... Still I ,IIE AT RE ROYAL, BELFAST.. positively the Last Three Nights of the Eminent Tragedian, ,I R . B A RRY SUL LIVAN. Cotitinued Success of M I S S hi I L E S. of tho Edinburgh and Dublin Theatres, Who hns been expressly engaged to support Mr. Barry Sollivat,, during his preseat brief visit. TlIS EVENING (Thursday), FebrunTY , 1861. the I performancee will commence with the beautiful Plav ...