... Ai;d followi ng Days, The Interest in the i Lease 9f the /mouSse and Concer is, No. 11, IW'iteai n-st;-ert. jlHERE are about 2-2 yeai--s of ?? itnex. T pired. sqtbjcctto tie yearly Rent of 451. 10,. ; ''ales rnoderate. Tbe Heu',e is 27 ?? in front, and ...

... appointed cafty into effect thi Sub bscriptions IMeters. Hsyeae Beaumont, and Cook, tishiarible.ttee,- Meears. Ferrier and Co., Do. I Mr. Andrew Ensois, High.street, Mr. Michael 'Walsh, #ishnsnble~streeti Messt's Lodge and Coil, Church-wardens; Cssfle.st, Mr. ...

... h inst. for, the pur. pose above mentioned, at the hour of 12 o'Clock, in the Ves- tryjroom~of St. Bridget's Church. THOMAS WRIGHT. I Church * FREDERICK DEMPSTER, Wardens. 1 4th Atiuist 1821. '4o si ?? it. . . iIN b & JO5 N L;hU L rts, LtsQas. Churchwardens ...

... Singer, ?? Benjamin Ball, Esq. Jun., No. 7, South Frederick street; Robert White, Esq., 6I, Camden street; Surgeon Molony, 22, Dawson street, Mlessrs. Allen, 32, Dame street; Dr. Thomas H. Orpen, 13, South Frederick street; Mr. John Twycross, 69, Dame ...

... telloe, James Henry. Laurence Finn, ,John Power, Luke Walsh, James Power, Thomas Berford, Michael Thunder, Michael Merryman, Andrew Thunder, Jeremiah Dunne, John MiMahon, James Farrell, Mount Plen- Thomas O'Mara, Lisaniskea, Sant, PatriL k Henry, John Farrell ...

... Dublin: Printed for JOHN CUMMING, IrLowe( Ormond-quay. Of whom may be had, lately published,: 1. DU GUE'S FRENCH GRAMMAR, in 22 Lessons, containing the Conjugation' of every Verb in the *Frenoh Language; both regular and irregular. 2s. 6 hound' vI DUI ...

... with Eng- lish Notes, and Latin Version, 96. 21. LILLY'S LATIN G Ati.4lMAlR, a new and much improved edition,.bound 2s 6d. 22. L6NGINUS on the StUBLIME, Greek, with Eng- lish Notes, boards Ss. 23. LUCIAN, Selections fromr Greek, with English Notes, ...

... vill be esideolcebrl Philipps; a set of new Grecian Chandeliers con- yli0t X byjr. Alimxer.- ?? 'BTENING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1830, qllS be perormed the Opera of T wll beEITHE SLEGE OF BFLGRADE. keraier, Mr. Sapio, (of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane ...

... Canavan, St. James's Chapel; Rev. ?? Nowlan, P.P., Kill and Lyons; Rev. A. O'Connell, Church of the Conception, Marlborough-street; Mr. William F'itzpatrickI, Vice-president, 22, Pill-Jane; Mr. Michael Hoyne, 43, Golden-lane; Mr. John Smith, '16, Grany. row; ...

... the Trustees, addressed Hayes's Hotel, 1s, Daw.ori. street, Dublin. WILLIAM MURtPHY,> JO)HN POWER, I DAVID LYNCH, 1Trustees. ANDREW E'NNlS, ST. JOHN ?? BAPS..' ORPHA SOCETY. OnSUNDAY next, 23d JANUAR.Y, 1831, At Twco o'clock,i The Rev.. I.ORIARTY, O.S ...

... The Doors open at half-past Two o'Clock, and the Concert commences at Three ?? precisely. WATERPROOF HATS. CHRISTOPHER COLLIE% 22, UPPER ORMOND-QUUA_ ,( ECOMIMIENDS to his Friends and the Plij his nlv A, improved ELASTIC WATER-PROoF l Eli HAT, which being ...

... 8th instant, to, the Con- gregation of St. Andrew's Church, in aid of the impoverished funds of this inestimable charity. That our grateful thanks ar'e tendered to the 'Rev. William Bourne, Incumbent of St. Andrew's Parish, for the kind prompt- ness with ...