... hAVE YOU SEEN THE ELEPHANT? CONCERT ROOM, ROTUNDO. EVENING, at EIGHT. WIDW CRT/gAI MIATELU&ALS Foot DRAWINGROOK D IN IN G R 0OM, LIBRAIRY PORTIERES, AqD BEDROOM CURTAINS CORBETT AND CO. G2, HENRY-STREET (Corncr of Denmark..atroot) 'IAT fliDOW (;LASS for Dwelling-housiese meet of Plato Gl~sa Ilirrora. e, ^ rlb a ,rrs assori MAURICE BROOKS, SACKVILLE PLACE, DUBLIN N OTICE OFG REMOVAL. OF THIE ...

... ED.UCATION. ! T. LAol SEMINARY, SIFiRS'-QUAY. o EnlshedCen cls latsses have been Opened, apart English findC Commr''C~~Onbr~eroept rn~- from he Ca-sl D moa, ?? Terms. CAndi- fren he lasicl e~at~~,,ciparticlares attention. Ap- dates for the Civil Service I ply to the Rev. IN CjiANCEIiI F A* vETISI tlENTTO INCUbIBIZItANOIS fat .Udr t ?? . UBSUANT to tbe o ofde C honer ) . ?? date the 24th of ...

... HOUSES AND LANDS. %S,'i'lR~G EROM BUSINESS.-TO BE l* LET, ttlO Old Establis1 ed Drapery and Millinery Ware- ssues, No. 17, WEXFORD.STliEET, and the STOCK to be DISPOSED OF. Persona about to cosumence the above RUsi.. nesa would find this a rery desirable Investment. For parti- culars apply, on the Premises to 11 J. WRmirr. j27,11 rpo BE LET ON LEASE, the YARD,! L DWELLING HOUSE, and CONCERNS, ...

... ' WINDOW GLASS for Dwelling-houmes, If v- ouw omeox Conservatories, o., with a arge asort- mneut of plate Glass Mirrors. MAURICE BROOKS, SACKVILLE-PLACE, DUBLIN. REFRIGERATORS, or PORTABLE ICE ]R IOUSES, for keeping all sorts of delicate provIsIons, Cooling Wino, Water, dc., dc.. Invaluable for Club Houses, Hotels, Taverns, ,and Gentlemen'& Houses. A large Stock on Sale, all sizes, warranted, ...

... RAILWAYS. f'ORK AND BANDON RAILWAY C COMPANY. NOTICE Is hereby given that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors of the Cork and Bandon Raill way will be held at the Offices of the Company, 45, TALBOT. STREET, In ths City of Dublin, on FRIDAY, the 28th Inst., at Twelve o'Clock, Noon, for the purpose of Submitting to the Shareholders present at sach meeting, for their consldorstlon and ...

... HE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T BENEI:IT OF 'I'IE BROTHERS ELLIS, and ?? lasS sppearance but One.-Last Week of ?? C. ST. CASSE.- Last Two Nights of Mr. WM. ELLERTOX and Itl. 11. CLifF'iON.-TliS EVF.NING (Tlitrsday), Jane 1111, v:il .be performedi (second time in Dubihn), the Draran of EVA'S IOME: or, Uncle Tom's Cabin ! !-St Clare, Mi .J 1' Waordeu; Uncle Tom, Aft iH Virash; Ophelia, Miss Bathur ...

... EDUCATION. QT. LAURENCE O'TOVLE'S SEhINARY, USHEIIS'-QUAY. egli'h and Commercial Classes have been Opened, apart frden the Clas5icel Department on ModerateTerms. Candi- dater for the Civil Servico receive particular attention. Ap- p1y *o the Rev. Dr. Doyle. l AUTICAL EDUCATION-School Frigate v N Conway, Livcrpool-Captain Alfred Boyer, R.N., Com- Tnander; Thomas Dobson, Emq., B.A., Head Master. ...

... T1HE, QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. Sixth appearance of Miss CLARA ST. CASSE, of the St. Jam2U's, Haymarket, Lyceum, and Olympic Theatres, London. First appearance this season of Mr. JAMES DUFF.-Third appear nec of Mr. J. F. WARDEN, of the Royal Surrey Theatre, London.-Last Week of Mr. W. ELLERTON.- TkE BROTHERS ELLIS.-MR. C. BURTON-Mr. HARRY CLI FON,-TIIIS EVENING (Saturday), June Ist, the per- ...

... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRB. .,.Re-ensgeiment of Miss LYDIA THOMPSON-Fifth appearance of Mr. SI1EPIlERD, LeAsse of the Surrey Theatro, London; and the celebrated Comedian, Mr. ATKINS, of the Theatre Royal, Blrmingham.-THIS EVENING (Friday), Jonm 21st, ?? be performed a serlo-comic domestic Drama (adapted from the French), entitled THiE TnAMP'S ADVEN- TURES.-Rcedmond Coningsby, Mr Fi VandenhoffU, ...

... TEIE QUEBE'iS ROYAL THEATRE. Fire~t ightsc a Now Extraynagnza entitled 1 ESDY. MION.-Mils C. ST. CASSE, Miss S. MILES, Mr. POWRIll, and Mr. W. ELLERTON-LastNighto otbe BROHiiERS ELLIS and MR. ni. CLIFTON.-THIS EVENING (Satsr4py), Juno 8th, will be performed the legendary Drama entitled THE ROSE OF ETiliICK VALE.-Rcd Ronald, Mr Warden j Old ' Adam, Mr Fisher; Albert, Mr Duff; Glenbrae, Mr ...

... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATREi. TO-NIGhIT (WEDNESDAY), BENEFIT OF MR. HARRY CLIFTON, wbo will sing Six Comic Songs.-Mlss CLARA ST. CASSE, of the St. Jamess, laymarket, Lyceum, and Olympic Theatres, London.-Second appearance of Mr. POWRIE.- Last Week of Mr. W. ELLERITON and the BnoriIERS ELLIS. -THIS EVENING (Wednesday), June 6-h, the performances will commence whit the celebrated Dratna of THE ...

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