... NEW GLASS, OIL, AND COLOR WAREHOUSE, 2, Marlborough Street, BELFAST. THE SUBSCRIBERS MOST RESPECTFULLY T beg to return tbeir best thanks for tbe libera support they have received since they commenced business in the Oil and Color Trade, and now, having added GLASS to their business-a large Assortment of British Sheet, Crown, and 100 Feet Boxes, cut in useful sizes, &c., &c., all of which they ...

... OST ON THE NIGHT OF TUESDAY, Til n 25t'h instant, on the road between B:llywalte and Belfast, via Newtnwnlrds, a BLACK PATENq1 LEArHER TRAVELLING BAG, mounted, nsu without name or address. It contained chiefly paper that could he of no ulse to any one but the Ownei Any person returning it to Messrs. SINCLAIR I BOYD, Donegall Quay, Belfast, will be suitabl Rewarded. 28th February, 1862. 1169 ...

... CLASSICAL HARMONISTS' SOCIETY. THIS EVENING. S ECOND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT. A few Extra Tickets (as. each) may be had at Messrs. PHILLI1s & SoNe', Bridge Street; and Mrs. HART's, Castle Place. TO-MORRow EVENING, A PEOPLE'S CONCERT. Tickets, 2s. and Is. each; may be had at the Music Shops and Booksellers'. HATDN S ORATORIO, THE CREATION, Will be performed on both occasions. 1195 JOHN DUNN, Jux ...

... BPnir aWtnu. , A U S T R A. L I A. BLACK BALL.AND EAGLE LINE OF British and Australian ?? Mail Packets. Ship. Reg. Bnr. Capt. Date, Vanguard . 1,216 2,500 D. H. Johnston.. 5th Mar. (to sail l0th Mar.) r Lightning ?? 1,760 3,500 Jos. Clarke ?? 5th Apr. Athene ?? 605 1,200 Cochrane ?? 15th Apr. CityofMelbournelf40 S,000 Smitth May. Great Britain, s.s.8,500 500hp.Gray ?? 16th May. Packet for the ...

... vuhuit gflnltzchfleflt. THIS EVENING. C LASSICAL HARMONISTS' SOCIETY. PEOPLE'S CONCERT. flAYDN'S ORATORIO, THE CREATION, Tickets, 2q. and Is. cach; may be had at the Mus9ic Shops and. Booksellers'. 1231 JO OHN DUNN, JuH., Hon. Sec. BELL'S HIPPODROME. WEDNESDAY, 5TIZ MARCH. AN APPEAL FOR MONS. CLEVORI! A Anumber of gentlemen, tak-ing into considera- tion the severity of the accident to thei ...

... S tefam iallntlnniction. SAILING TO WHITEHAVEN. T HE STEAMER FO'R WHITEHAVEN NVILL E NOT SAIL on THURSDAY, 6th instant, as Advertised. The first Sailing will lbe on WVEDNESDAY, 13th VIU instant, at Nine o'clock Night. - R. HENDERSON & SON, Agents, Lir lii, Donegal Qzuay. Atl 1lt i;March, 1862. 1191 Cit ?? Gr PORTPATRICK RAILWAY. m XsTEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO IRELAND . BY THIS RAILWAY. Ha ...

... A, US T R A L I A. B LACK BALL AND EAGLE LINE OF British and Australian ex-Royal] Mail Packets. Ship. Reg. Bur. Capt. Date. Vanguard ?? 1,216 2,500 D. H.Jolisston.. 5thMar. (to sail 10th Mar.) Lightning . 1,760 3,500 JasC. 5th Apr. Athone ?? 60.5 1,200 Cochrane ?? 15th Apr. City of Melboumel,540 3,000 Smith ?? 5th May. Great Britain. s.s.3,500 600hp.Gray . ?? l5th May. Packet for the 5th March ...

... BELL'S HIPPODROME, by I THIS DAY, follo WEDNESDAY, 5TH MARCH. Stre 01 AN APPEAL FOR Insti MONS.- CLEVORI! T( A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN, TAKING A into consideration the severity of the accident M to the above artiste, requested that something should A be done for his welfare; and the Proprietor at once consented to devote the proceeds of one night for Ever this praiseworthy object. STE - WEDNESDAY, ...

... jp3hit Iairrnumftuent. THEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 6TI1 MARCH, EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, Dion Boucicault's Great Sensation Drama, in Three Acts, of THE COLLEEN-BAWN; OR, THE BRIDES OF v GARRYOWEN. t Nightly received with Applanse b~y crowded and n Fashionable Audiences. Mr. WVM. SIDNEY1 As ?? by him .3001 - Nights. Mrs. SIDNEY p As The Colleen Bawn.a M IS8S C LA RA ...

... * i llIniratiotn. - A US T R A L I A. B LACK BALL AND EAGLE LINE OF B British and Australian ?? Mail Packets. Ship. - Reg. Bur. Capt. Date. Vanguard ?? 1,216 2,500 D. H. Johnston.. 5th Mar. (to sail 10th Mar.) Lightning ?? 1,760 3,500 Jas. ?? 5th Apr. Athene ?? 605 1,200 Cochrane ?? 15th Apr. Cityof Mclbournel,540 3,000 Smith ?? 5th May. G0 aat Britain, s.S.3,500 500hp.Gray ?? .. 15th May. ...

... SAILING TO- WHITEHAVEN. RE BLAST BFOR WHITEHAVEN WILL T T SAIL on THURSDAY, 6th InWtant, aS Advertised. The first Sailing will lie on WEDNESDAY, 13th instant, at Nine o'clock Night. R. HENDERSON & SON, Agents, e A 1 19, Donegall Quay. : .:Mar !, 18'2. 1191 MARCH, 1862. ?IRST-CLASS'STEAMERS SAIL FROM AND I Ito BE LFAST as noted below (casualties ex- cepted). * Through and Retnrn.Tickets are not ...

... uhf iutt Antrsernent. 000 THEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. tHIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, 6TH MARCH, TL AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, Dion Boucicault's Great Sensation Drama, in Three Acts, of THE COLLEEN BAWN; OR, THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN. Nightly received with Applause by crowded and Fashionable Audiences. Mr. WM. SIDNEY As ?? by him 300 Nights. Mrs. SIDNEY As The Colleen Bawn. MISS CLA-RA-NASH As ...