... S o 32 MNTb foro Gentlemen or Lady and Gentleman. d ?? 14fe2D r LiOT0RTABLE LODGINGS ion respectable en. Terms d s pe n eek whig inldd-el at 6 e street, Cirownstreet_ lfeiM 1 _ anv rwhed si;tiog; bbt AlO P r and Bdrno^m;e. Cto4fe2_ Y totown. Ble}- 0- -ah ...

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... gmowll ; DseTIou STwOvoen& ro~ louuseighbourhood. Reducedrent- KesDt4 To LIandry Propriet 4S a, Fonthill-road; comma. diaue whig cellars, ironin drying rooms; convenient doccs,&hc. Renb sweek.; Keys at SZ Or nllrad B8, OrweU-road-Loc-'un Shop, suitable ...

... pathos, and force. Her impassioned declamation in the hovel scene elicited a stornm of applause from all sec- tions of the ?? Whig, Belfast, Feb. 25th. 6, Crane-st., Park-row, Greenwich; or, Tate and Blackmore. MISS HELEN FORSYTH Disengaged for Comedy. 1 ...

... scene where he utters the power. ful haunting apostrophe-he drew many a tear to the eyes of the audience. Belfast Northern Whig. Mr William ?,follison'e Wilfred Denver left nothing to be desired. There was not the faintest suspicion of exaggeration in ...

... pathos, and force. 11er inpassioned declamation in the hovel scene elicited a storm of applause from all sec- tions of the ?? Whig, Belfast, Feb. 25th. 6, Crane-st., Park-rowy, Grcnwieh; or, Tate and Blackmore. M ISS HELEN FORSYTH Disengaged for Comedy. ...

... JAC.' j( IEY THYAlTRE. -Lessee and Manager, ~ G W GENOTRGE E3DWARDES.-TO.NIGHT. at S. RUY BLAN AND THE BLASE ROUE, in which Whigs Nellie Farren and Fred Leslie apprear. Doors open 7.30. The Sousenir Shetch Book of,, Ray Row 'ca*n be obtained at the Box-office ...

... HARTZ. HARTZ, LE SOrtClER AMAERICAgN IN HIS MARVELLOUS SEANCES, HARTZ. Unlike anytbhing-ever seen in Dublin. The Belfast Whig says - Those who have not seen Hartz have jaever seen aARTZ. Conjuring. This has been-_scpied into some of the Dublin papers ...

... co. nd mor- I V.L chants, Cst;aere good as new v. el reat beg. !. Aau7 ear.g & R ibdt.. 2ap8 T>AWNEOKEE&-4wedlmers faid 4a.whig ee- 7 gurwd doubl bod to Coabioc>ks(to don. Coet £44; sellor. t 4 ?? Cylinder r~ser pedestal , clerdks' dima emD i enit jilL ...

... nso to, Sell as shone, comprising Sest Gig, tbe Cob, Poyand Van Harniess in Brass and Plated Mounts, ?? Saddles, Bridles, Whigs, Brushes, and a Large Lot of th Boe lothing, Lae&,, SO1 On View till Heur of Sale. es SALE TO-DAY. AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. 1 Ax THE ...

... lHOUSE, situate l0 minu~tes' walk tromnl ota- sit tron. and containing flee bedroorns and bath room., dininlg andl 1t dra~whig s-oonas, libraryr, kitchen, erullery. ke,., ou two doors, Good go 14.0 6iva .leii about 441 t. by 3Wlt. P'rier £D00.-Apply ...

... difficulties is the part were over- conie with an ease and grace which commended themselves to the audience in all parts of the ?? Whig, Jan. 1st, 1889 What has been said before of Mrs Bentley may safely be repeated. Her representation of Fiordilisa was, indeed ...