... THE EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE CASE. THME W E E K L Y N E W S OF SATURDAY, T I MARCH 2, WILT, CONTAIN AN AMNPLE RrPORT OF THE EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL THELWALL V. YELVERTON, Which has created suclh IMMENSE INTEREST during its progress in Dublin. N O TI C E. FOUR STRAY SHEEP. O VNER OR OWNERS WILL RECEIVE THE 0J snme by applying to the Steward at CASTLE- DOBBS, and paying expenses. Feb. 23, ISGI. 7G01 ...

... lltbUC 3111 cnicntieli MADAME CATHERINE HAYES. WE pELFAST ANACREONTIC SOCIETY. The Committee being anxious that our dis- tin-uishled Colimtrvywolna should appeal nt a Concert of tie ' Anarelitotice during her preselit visit to City t111(tI, lavc tihe gratification of announcing that tley ?? sUiCCCt'C(O i AeCting an engagemnent with City hnr anti tile oiher eninient Artistes of her party. City ...

... PUBLICATIONS. THE £XTR4ORDINARY MARRIAGE CASE, _ TIIELWALL V. YELVERTON. A FULL AND REVISED REPORT. WITH THE WEEKLY FREEMAN, Of SATURDAY, MARCH the 2d, WILL BEISB isED A SUPPLEMENiT OF THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS, Containing a Compl~ete and 'oerbolin Report of this EXTRAORDINARY CASE, .1rom its ?? to the latest hour. The Report will give the amplest particulars of the case, Including Sergeant Sul- ...

... T sIEATle: ROYAL, DUBLIN. T Positively the Last Night ofr the Pantomimno TOXMORROW EVENING (Saturday), March 2d, the per- fornance Vill commence with tle favourito Comedietta en. titled TlE WF.DDING DAY-Sir Adam Contest, Sir Granby; Mr Contest, ;Hr Jervis; Lord Rakeland, Mr Munro; Lady Contest, Miss S Thornc; Mrs Ifaveford, Mrs Holston. After uhich a Conic Ballet, in One Act, entitled MY ...

... N Cit E O N T I C S O C I E T Y. (lRIAND CONCERT. .ldamte (A 'TllEiITNE HAYES and party will qipear at the Societvs THIRD CONCERT of the $ p.bt'11, 0t1 TIIUR1SDAY Next, the 7th inst. !8ic xfrat Tickets can be obtained at Mr. MIUS- I ;1 A I No. 59. Iligh Street, at any lime. W. JI. MALCOLM, Socretary. - mill11 0O1111111lilicatiolt. B &i 5)l RI I T I S HI AND NORTH / -t~~A i l) AtMERICAN ?? i~ j ...

... SALE THIS DAY. UNRESERVED SALE. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF A BAND, BOOKS, HOUSE LINENS, SEWING MACHINE, THEODOLITES. COLT'S REVOLVER PISTOL, 'RIFLE, &c., BY AUCTION. To be Sold by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, 2nd March, at the AUCTION MART, No. 8, WARING STRLET, at Eleven o'clock, T E HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER L Effects of a gentleman, removed for conve- nience and ...

... PUBLICATIONS. EXTRAORDWART MARRI GE CASE. E `? TUE?,WALD V7DTELVERTObt'a VLu AND R*VIED REPOR, i 'FF WEEKLY FREEMAN, Dt THIS DAY, MARCH tfhe 2d, WILt. DEF ISsUED A SUPPLEMENT OP THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS, contaelning a complete and eerbatim Report of t0151 EXTRAOiiDINARy CASE, From Its opening to the latest hour. The Report will give the amplest particulats of tbo case, Including Sergeant Sal- ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Positively the last Night af the Pantomime. THIS EVENING (Saturday), March the 2b, the per- fermence, will commence with the favourite Comedleth en- titled THE WEDDING DAY.-Sir Adam Contest, Mr Granby; Mr Contest, Mr Jervis; Lord IRaeland, Mr Msunro; Lady Contest, Mise 6 Thorne * Mrs Iaveford, Mrs Holston. After wlich a Comic Ballot, In One Act, entitled MY FETCH; er, ...

... ANA CRE ON T IC SO CI ET Y. GRAND CONCERT. 'Madamne CATHERINE HAYES and party wvill appear at tho Society's THITRD CONCERT of the Seasont, on 'yIIURSDAY Next, the 7th inst.r p Firs.t igssue of the INlemhors', Associates', will Irih Shir1rohniders Tickets THITS DAY (M1onday), at TwoI1 Tio extra Tino.!,ts can lie obtainedl at Mr. MUS- GRAVE'S, No. 59. 11i,-h Street, at any zinme. NV. IT. MALCOLM ...

... PUBLICATIONS. T'HE YELVERTON MARRIAGE CASE. Ti- TIlIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, PART ONE, PlRICE-TWOPENCE, 13ing an EXTRAORDINARY EDITION of THE WEEKLY FREEMAN, Extendilg to THIRTY-TWO closely printed COLUMN, And containing Sergeant Sullivans's Statement, the Examina. tion and Cres9OXaminatlofn of the Ron. Mrs. Yolverton, all the Letters read at the trial, the Rev. Mr. Mooney's Evidence, c., Mr. ...

... SALE TO-MORROW. DAMAGED FLAX BY AUCTION (Vort ACCoUNT OF WHOM IT wAY CONCERN), N TUESDAY, TIlE 5TH INST., AT TWELVE 0 o'clock, at the No. 7 (Morecambe) SHED, DONEGALL QUAY, A Quantity or FLAX, Damaged by salt* water; saved from the wreck of the steamship Lyra. GEORGE M'TEAR & SON. GEORGE C. HYNDMAN, Auctioneer. 2nd Mlarch, 1861. 889 THIOROtJ1UGI-JR.ED SIRES FOR SALE. S 1 T1'. KilNG HlAS ...

... H1EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. llR. IlAPfmS has tilo h~onor to announe thle ongago° snent, fer a limited pericid. of tile celobrated Alnerlean young Comic Actress, Miss JULIA DALY, who will make her first aripenrsnue in Dablin this evening. TilIS EVENING (Monday), March ditb, tih performance will commence with a populiar American Comcdy entitled OURt FEMALE AMEIIICAN COUS1;.-SlrWilliamnAppleby, Mr ...