... ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO •DAT. The.il Opera Company Carmen. 2.30 (• m. . Fansi. pm. Theatre - Dick illiiltuislnn,*' and 7.45 p.m. Empire Palace Tnnlrr—2.3o and 7.C0 in. ThcAlne—7 and 0 p.m. Humid Ruom, Living IV'turos. i and .. - . ,# 8 p.lll ...

... TOM Wand at the Itrisl. Dublin upload its bee as • seesi•lovinq omens by supplying • brilliant and paciaa home at the Theatre Royal lost night for Mu Prat production in this city by the Moody. Mammies Company of lon Tose., by Puccini, hued upon Slus:wee ...

... of a mum iu the Diplomatic Sorrier, •• that you the your Osurirtians. * rrn. adwriaarert, of a ea lie th. .. al Gaiety Theatre. OPEN TILL SIIIYIItaIT.' Ell teach you to play at pitch and tem.* the enraged (lOW. ill you fer an hour. I mil Father ...

... MANSION HOUSE COAL FUND. A matinee performance has been arranged the kindness of th© proprietors and ma. *■ ger of the Tivoli Theatre for next Thursd.v afternoon, 6th inst., 2 o’clock, when entire proceeds will handed ovei Committees of th© Mansion House Coal ...

... you „d the Gaiety Theatre never yet duever an^money the sacristy wtien pj wint ed them. This year’s pantomime m I was in charge it? * ,ut cou ...

... Act cases, none which possessed any feature o£ importance. famous 150 / years ago, Famous ever since. Pure Pot Still GAIETT THEATRE. MATUTEE TO-DAY, AT 2.0. E«rly Doora, l.a Oidiiurr Soon. IJO. , to-»ioht rii. Eoily U»r», Doan, 7.1&, ENORMOUS AND INSTANTANEOUS ...

... a juvenile auditory arranged for the Chriatmas vacation by the Royal Dublin Society took place yesterday in the Lecture Theatre of Leinster Rouse. Mr. William Caldwell, M.A., concluded his lectures on Combustion, which be minced on Wednesday. Mr. Caldwell ...

... of textbook and maw Rani Uni•imitY. Entertainment la needed and awaits it. seance mint end have bees dealt with an Abbey Theatre , soden 10, and here them deo be pow/ Whet goat Hendee.. The pro biitmisi.4 . alb. Aston foe reliefs, teaching aid practice ...

... ami Tile* Co. I 11/ Ilublio(.Nmlh)City Market . p.c Con. Deb. Mock .. .ICl* Drammnml&SonsSp.c.Href.. 5 Dublin Theatre p.c. Deb,; 8s Dwyer and Co. p.c. Cum. Pref. : ' Kosllsh tSewing Colton . 2 ...

... mate critic. in an Artie!. mid. h,.., ; ew Lodge. Richmond Pail. and grenditalighter tare a the 'Nation - ea the Pala. • Theatre. a ie. late Sir riahend Oan. Tb.. bride ~ was gi•eti away he her brother-In-law. Mr. , .•' Sand language sebigh is aeronet ...

... front of Quilca House, with its three concentric belts of beech tram. The inmost and highest belt enclosed in an open-air theatre. There Thomas Sheridan, the tragedian, trair.cd, it is said, both himself and his Company for the Dublin and London stage ...

... and it is hereby, intructed to report to the next meeting of Council, showing who is responsible for allowing the Queen's Theatre to be built several feet beyond the building line and one fool outside the extreme area line, and on the public highway. thereby ...