... Miss Ada Lavenne, Maid Marion; Miss Marion Seymour, Good Humour; Miss Nelly Maher, Queen Mab; and Miss Florence, Little John. Master John Manley performed the part of the King of Lilliput, and M~r. Herbert Royd appeared as Alice. These parts were tolerably ...

... ~raebive, and donbtless will do so. ASILEY'S. This house, after being redecorated, is now opened ander the management of Mr John Baum, who has roduced a pantomime -which, so far as sceneryand appointments are concerned, should t-ke rink among ftil moat ...

... the work in almost any direction momenta produce the same before the Vice-Chanoellor, Sir JOHN R. C. PAUL, Esq. of Pro- the operator may desire ; it is also an Arm T ., Swear, at his Chambers, situate at No. 12, Old Bead Master J. W. Kruse, M.R.C.P. - Square ...

... LADS (Two, wanted, to IS; ene to look after horse and other used to timber yard; good references. 1, Huehtoo-strt «t, St. John’s-road, Hoxton. LAD (Strong) wanted, to the work of Public House. Apply at Two Brothers, New-road, Battersea-pork. 8 LAD want'd ...

... News Disorperty Cosprer.—John Boal, a farms on this Castlereagh, fur having been disorderly on the Fa ft them Mary Jane Wilson for having been disorderly in for havi athwart Street; and Isabella Kell been diso > setting Grattan Street, were eac! fined ...

... to faith or murals. The other great event of the year is the invaaiun of by Vit-rua EMMANUEL, and the for the present by armed force of the temporal power of the POPg. The whole haze of Christendom has been moved by this infamous proceeding Than is scarily ...

... and large numbers were unable to obtain even standing room. Complimentary Supper at Middlesbrough. — Last (Monday) night, Mr John Bruce, of the Princess Koyal Hotel, Gurney-street, was enter- tained to a complimentary supper by a party of friends. Mr W ...

... Glasgow. •deaths. On the 17th Dec., Mr. John Rawlins, Union House, Bedford, aged 67. On the 18th Dec., Hannah wife of Mr. Samuel Wray, James street, Bedford, aged 68. On the 23rd Dec., at Brighton, of scarlet fever, John Ruthven, third son of the late Francis ...

... Liverpool; or to ROBERT iVCRACKEN, Manager, Nowry. MR. GRATTAN DENTIST. 11. COLLEGE SQUARE. EAST. BELFAST 7TSITS ARMAGH PROFESSIONALLY, V tho FnoiT Tuesday of each Month Address—THE UERESFOKD ARMS HOTEL ...

... es, Ac, and Hints to Clergymen on M atters of Life Assurance, by the Rev. John Hodgson, may be had at the Office of the Society, No. 2, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster. _JOHN HODGSON. M.A., Secretary. NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE INSURANCE Cii MPANY. ...

... and Puri*. Maker the Gold Caskets presented hy the City L.udoi, to lI.R H. the Prince Waj.es, 11. R.H. the Di Edinbi-roh. Sir John Bca- OOYNE, M. LkSSEPS, &C. W A S—Chuonosieters, Curonoob-\puB. Kevi.kss, Repeaters, Levers, Horizontals, tor Lauies and Gen- ...

... “ acute rheumatism in my arms, I was advised to the Indian Lotion, and I am glad to say, that after a few applications the pains have “J. moved.— Yours, truly, Sold by respectable Dealers throughout the IN BELFAST BY GRATTAN & CO. Medical Hell, BALL & ...