... solid eductttion. The most stisfctory references can be had. Ternis mode- rate., Examinations of their Pupils will be held at Easter. P. TAAFFE, I CONFECTIONER, N2. 1I, CAPEL-STREET, B 1ESPECTFULLY acquaints the Nobility, jL1L r Gantq and the Public, -that ...

... Pol'eca of Thye trumpet sounds ; Clymante, Miss Byfeld, in whiiklz ahe *i1l sing, Hours oi rapture, The light guitar, t Rise' ?? mon, anei the Trio, with Mr. Horn and Miss Fer- 'OVh !listen to the nightingale ; Bionditia (disiruised %'lz lio, IMiss ...

... Alr. S IR;Ireli, ilr n; .Jacomo, Mr. Bishop; Cly- °M'1 bByid. ii which she will sing, ' Hours of rap. tlhe light gtt~rr' Rise gentle moonP and the Ir ?? d t lr t Moin and Miss Ferguion. On ! listen to ' ,L;I!Ol ; Lavinie, Miss Chalr;ers ; Biondinri ...

... ahe Maid of Llanwellyit, The Soldier's Tear, and I Lardlady of France, by Mr. Thorne ; Bonnie Blue . Mi. Bedford * Rise Gentle MOl, by Miss By- >e jl 'is vwhen to Sleep, Mr. Brough Savourneen ivelish., by Miss Hamilton. The whole to conclude ...

... r*ancredi, Mr. King; Jacosao, Mr. Bishop, Ciy- 01t ;igs. elhd, in which she will -sing, s Hours of rap- o'ifhe light guitar, Rise gentle rnoon, and the 1uf ,,hh ~r, Horn anhd Miss Ferguson, Oh ! listen to h ihisgsle ; Lavinia, M1iss Chalmers ; Biondina ...

... sbsuldl be quahified to teach the Elements of Logic, arid the TbNe aY and Practic e of Eloc ution . ( 269 113'h ~ eoluments a rise entirely from the Fees of the Pupils * varied fromv £8 100 to £200 per annum. The most ot'hstactory testiiaonials, as to literary ...

... dark despair.-Ditto. Sweet the moments, rich the blessing.-l)itto. W Ehen I survey the wond'tous cross.-Ditto. PRlOPER FOR EASTER. Christ tle Lord is risen to-day. An admired Hymn. Lately composed expressly for Bethesda Chapel, Iorset-street, by a Gentleman ...

... 87,000 inhabitants; the suburbs of St Se- ver communicate with the City by abridge of boats, about 270. yards long, which rises and falls with the tide. Tfhis scene will be enlivened by a number of Figures on the Water, on the Bridge, and in the foreground ...

... No Holiday whatever given at Easter. COMMERCIAL AND CLASSIC ACA.DEMHY, 12, PETER-STREET. CaCounduted hy . antd i3l. FITZPATRICK. T an Examination in the principles of the Christian He- t'ligiomr, previous to the Easter recess, the follown g young Gentlemen ...

... 000 inliabitasits; the suburbs of St Se- ver commlvlliete sith the City bv a bridge of boats, abaut 27t yards long, whirlu rises anld with the tide. Thils scene will he enlivened by ai number of Figures on tle W ater, oil the Bridge, and in tile foreground ...

... , as lie has decidedly promised that their DIjinne should be the first at hlirli he will preside, oln his re- turn at the Easter recess. They, therefore, claim the patronage of a liberal and charitable Public, in support of a society where destitute Orphans ...

... Capel-street; at the ?? Shops, and at the Apollo Saloon, from Twelve until Three each datt. Doors open at Seven-Culrtain rises at Eighiro'Cfock. X. B-The T ickets Mr. GALLAIsR, 1ias issued will adrnit fo stly oae of the nights durieg hit stay. so ;as ...