... 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- ...

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... EXCURSIOITS Tc tbe Metropolis call scarcely he said to have visited LONDON If they lose the opportunity of onjoving NTNE HOURS OF VARIED AMUSEMENTS Andd the unprecedented attractions of C R E M O R N. E, UniveLsa1ly acknowledgel to he T 11 GE E A O F T H E M E T ROP OLIS. ONE SIfILLING. g Omnibuses from all parts of London, and gotstt from every landing onl the river direct to Crc- norne - ...

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... $t ca ut 6 YniIl u.ulllul atinn.ll THIS DAY. TO GLASGOW IN ABOUT 6.f HOUtRS; r~ 1lE A D E L A - SAILS FOR M -KK 1 GLASGOW (Via ARDR'OS3ANi' ;oThis Day (IOND AY), at 5 minutes 3~ ~past 4 Afternloon. [ Pass~ngers will reachl Glasgow about 10-45 (Irish time) this E~vening. 1R. IIEN'DERSON & SON. Agents. GOODS AND PASSENGERS NOW BOOKED THROUGH. STEAM-BELFAST AND LIVERPOOL. L E N H E l M, ...

... MERCANTILE SALES._ n oti Bsbeloos Sugar. T][ARDY BROTHERS and CO. intend LI. OFFERING BY AUCTION, at their Office, COX- WEJCIAL BUILDiOS n THURSDAY NEXT, Gth June, i861, at One o O150 Illda Barbadoes Sugar. JAMES FOXALL, Broker. ComonierCial Bulldings, Dublinu, 18S1. A or. eS Whiskey and Tea OP SALI BY AUCTION, for account of the Eecutors of the late Mr. John Carreli, at the Broker's Office, ...

... THE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. Seventh appearance of Miss CLARA STCASSE, of the St James's, laymarketh Lyceum, and Olympic Thosatres, London. Second appearance this season of Mr. JAMES DUFi.-Firth appearance of Htr. J.F. WARDEN, of tile Royal Surrey Theatre, Lolienn.-Last Week of Mr. W. ELLERTON.- THlE BROTHERS ELLISl-Mr. IHARRaY CLIFTON.-THIS EVENING (Monday), June 3rd, the performances will ...

... 'VP QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. T Firetappearance of Mr. POWl1IE.-Ll-s, CLARA ST. CA£SE, of the St. James's, Jlaymarket, Lyceom, and Olympic Thtatres, London.-Last Week of Mr. W. ELLERTONA THE BROTHERS ELLIS.-Mr. HARRY CLIPTON.-TIIIS EVENING (Ttesday), Jane 4-h, tho performances will com- mence with ?? legendary Drama entitled THlE ROSE OF E'ITRIICK VALE.-Red Ronald, Mr Warden, Old Adam, Mr FIsher; ...

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