... Bruce, Jun. 1 0O Narcissus BRtt 2 0 0 John Currell I 0 0 James Goddard 10 0 0 James Luke I 0 0 J. Cunninghamjn. 5 0 o G. T. Mitchell 1 10 0 James Orr 5 0 0 Js. Bristow 1 0 0 John M'Neile 5 0 0 John Gillis 1 0 O Mrs. Dobbs, Castle Surgeon Marshall 1 0 U Dobbs ...

... Waultzii g and Quadrille Band, consiaticg of twenty t i.F, ,,ill be in attendance. it 1ei,e.-ts wril be supplied by Mr. Mitchell, who will also utr rp tl es, and Homan Panch at the mobt modev .,Ijlglt 'Icteis, iic'uding Refreshments, l0s. each ; Rled ...

... George Brown, Esq., 3, Fownes's-street. CASE' OF DISTRESS. A CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW, aged and infirm, ' a A family, being, by the death of her Husband, jced to the greatest distress, and who, since his. degai, has supported an existence by the 'pledging of so ...

... in the highest estimation, not only in lreland, but in England and on thy Continent, and possess a keen, smooth, and durable edge. .vastly surpassing any other description of Razors ever made. As a proof of the high: estimation in vwhieh they are held, ...

... consisting of every article necessary for the comfort of an extensive HOTEL; a DNNEtLL SERVIcE, richly plated with silver edging, plated Salvers, plated Branches, plated Candlesticks, &e. &c. Also, Seven Horses, Two Post Carrisges, Two Gigs, Two Tax Carts ...

... ODwyer, Esq., Orlag, h. 0 * r.John Gaffn, Ratblambrham, 0° 10 O Farthder donations will be received end gratefully acknow. ) edge(ia. NOte, ad1 OCtobter It6J7 E X T E N S I V E1 A R R i LO F ' I UR!' j* ' AT THEB OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 8, BACHELO~S.W4LK. 'MRS ...

... of THE IiRIDE OF LAiMMElERMOOIZ, (adapted by Mr. Caleraft from Sir Walter Scott's celebrated . Romauce of the samne namne ) Edg.ar, Master of Ravenswood, Mir. Calcraft; Lucy i Aslhton, Mliss Pelhau . ill the course of the evening, the Orchestra vill play ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr. MITCHELL, Manager of the ITALIAN OPERA BUFFA, London, BEGS respectfully to announce that he hasniade arrange- Bments with Btr. CALCRAFT for a series of Represeritas tions, which will take place on the following nights Thursday ...

... receive, after five payments, at his death two-thirds of what he has expended. To the widow and younger children, when a policy be- comes a claim in their favour, a special additional bonus is given, - because to them death is most frequently the great. t ...

... O.S.F. C. Donations from sunch persons as may not be able to at- tend will be thaskfsilly received and gratefully acknow. ]edged by his Grace the Most'Rev. Rev. Dr. Murray; Very Rev. Dr. Yore, V,G.; the itev. Preachers, and the Rev. Gentlemen of Church-street ...

... Tea 9ervice, Gold and w Silver Guard and Watch Chains; a Plated Egg Stand; ^ Liqueur ditto, and Breadbasket (engaged Silver-edged, and best Shelieldl). A quantity of Melting Silver. Office Hours from Twelve till Five o'Clck. Approved Bills taken in payment ...

... interest, to be deduc at death from the sum insured. Age 20 Without Profit £1 13 io With Profits£1 18, *8 30 2 3 10 2 8 2 40 2 19i .3 3 4 60 -4 6 D 4 10 7 Annual premium for assuring £I00, payable at a fixed age, or at death, should it occur before ...