... TRE QUlFIT'S ROYAL THEATRE.- TLast Week of the celebrated Actress, Miss MARIA, SIMNpS(N ci II tile reiwncted Pitriesqus Comiedian, Mr. 1i. ?? L WILMOIIETIIIS EVIENING (Wudedis- dcvy.Jty 30fi. else pcrfotrmance's will commence with (aeconid tiitnq) a cc Itrattia eattledl WOM'AN'S AI)VE NTUiRES ; or, 'fle flklet Brotnher -Lord fintle.-tieti 'Mr Tlitte II ; Lard Cia- ,4erivig. SIr S~isten t ...

... IIEATRE ROY A.L, DUBIIN. T Elgittewth ,)(6aranet Of 'Mr. and Mrs. a. KEAN, ,,Sted 7y miss CHAPMANS, YTess N. CHAPMAN, Messrs. J- P CATRCART and G. EVRP.ETT.-TT1IS EVENING (Fri- ,)'Decenaber 5the, tbo Peormanco will comnmeneo Shalr- spetB Tragedy of MACT.ETHL-Duvican, Mr E Shepherd; liaiebih Mr Cbarles Kpjari ; Baliquo, Mr Everett; Maoduff. Mor ieart, Lady Racbeth, Mrs Charles Kean. To con- ...

... ?? T HEATR1E ROYAL,DULN Ih~rlecl~ ap eance of 'Mr. atd Mrs C. RAasse by' 'I'iOCUAlI.NITs N. C'RAPIAN, Mosses. J. F.CI' OAT- C~lltend . EVRLTT-TIII EVENING (Saluaecly), N- sebr24th, theP P rf'rm niaewil WIICommence wth1.1 the Ilisft- ricl e1 lly oif LOUIS NI-LoUXis XI, Me ChArles Kean;- The ps:~ I lii, mit's wr'Pctin; D ale do NciiounoiMra Pi atlwc irc; Cp~iiir. fir .Nonton ; Tristan1 ...

... HIOUSES ANDl LANDS. TO lilrEERS AND) PIIBLICiNS .1 WANTED, by a solvent Party, a HOUSE of IBUSI- 1'ESS. witli Retail License attached, in a Central positioi; rest inot so mceli the object as a Houuqe In good repair. Ad- doess A 11 Mi, 0f11cc of this Paper, and whore to be soon; thle strictest secre~y may be relied on. n8,T rj ?? LET', th OSEN' 7, LOWER -t :M(JNT.STRFET~ Apply to Messrs. ...

... T HEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN THIS EVENING (Monday), Dec., S9th, the per- forsanrcee will commInc8 with a domestic drama entitled A liARD STR'GGLE.-Mr Trevov, Mr E Shepherd; Reultbn allot, Mr J Nelson ; Fergus Graham, Mr S Bancroft * Lillas nlevor, Mi-s S Thorne. After which avill bo presented a Grand Christmas Comic Pantomime, entitled CINDERELLA, AND TilE LITTLE GLASSSLIPPER ! or, HARLEQUIN AND ...

... N O W O P] E N1 ?? NEW WINE AND SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, 1, IIANCIS STREET, AND CORN MAIREET. d2G (l11BISTIMAS CHARITY.-Thee Sisters of J Charity, North Witlarn-street, appeal with, confldenct to the benevolent for a share of the Chiarities given at this Holy Season to enable them to reileve some of tire numerous clalnrs of mthery and distress mldo on them In their visits amongst the sick and ...

... T1EATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. T Nineteenth appearance of Mr. and Mrs. C, KEAN, 1 issisted by Mliss CHAPMAN. Miss N. CHAPMAN, Messrs. J. PI CATECART and G. EVERETT.I Pn BENEFIT OF MRS. CHARLES KEAN. t11 THIS EVENING (Saturday), December 6th, the perform- Pr auo il commence with the comic Drama of SOMEBODY LSEL-Ilerr Flitterman, Mr S Bancroft ; Minnie. Mrs Bllr- anla To be foliowed by Shakspeare' ...

... TExEi QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE,. BENEFIT OF M8R. B. SHERIDAN, and positively his ?? ?? but One.-ForTrvo Nights only the great Ger- man Artiste, HERR TOLMAQUE, in his great Indian Rope Feat !-TRIS EVENING (Vriday); August 16th; tho parfor- asnces will commence with O'Keoffe's Comedy ef WILD OATS * or, TilE ROVER.-Itover, Mr Warden; Harry Thun. der, irC Webb; John Dory, Mr ViTasha; Ephraim Snooth, ...

... rHEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. i lRl. HARRIS las the honour to announce an arrange- Went with J. H. MAI'YL9aON, Lessee and Director of her bla Jesty's Theatre, London, for a short series of ITALIAS OPERAS, commencilg TUESDAY, October 7tb, 1862, with the joliwing distioguished Artistes of her Majesty's Theatre:- iDIDS. TITIENS. MOLE. LOUISE MICIIAL, MDLE, FIORIO, MitME. LEMAIRE. and MADLE. PAULINA ...

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... W INDOW GLASS for DweUling-houses, W Out-ocees, ConservatorIes, &C., with a large assert.- went of P'late Glass Mirrors. MAURICE BROOKS SACKVILLE-PLACE. DUBLIN. IV OItTHINGTON AND ROBINSON, W BR BREWERS, BURTON ON -TRENT. Ilevo much pleasure in Informing their Friends and tho Public that they have appointed Mr. JOHN DAULTON, of 64, MIDDLE ABBEY STREET, DUBLIN, Agent for the Sale of their ...

... UTINDOJW GLASS for Dwelling hontes, Out-offtces. Conservatories, hc., with a large Wosrt- moot of Plate Glase Mirrors. MAURICE BROOKS, SACKVILLE.PLACE. DUIILINI. EO USES AND LANDS. T -OST1 I)US[BLE LNTESTSIEN r FOR M OiERCIIAYiS.-TO BE LETfa large reoinallousi ROUSE, ndnirably sulted for any bueiuss. anal aitsted In ti1 beat busulnesq part of the very Btlrring Mercantile TOWN of TRALEE (No. ...