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Date. Dec. 5. Jan. 5. Peb. 5. March 5. April 5. May 5. June 5.

July 5. MERCHANT rs o f the day» •n. They aiO elves famous » ualled by any and the most

undersigned Port for the

Co., •N, quay, Dublin.

n who ntal Di«easn ■d.— Address,

References

n Ten

and QS are all

efficacy of iffections of

Irritation, eave home píete boon,

Ca r t h t .” the Royal er Majesty

, Belfast, taring that r. Locock’s service in lins in the more genewill be an •ts of the

i, M.D.”

Cough. tn asthmae me relief ale Wafers,

iVRTEK. Dale-street, s had from

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lay be had

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rent ; ReTan,

INSECTS. Hing, ■6d. each, le Governili respect-

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the three 1 Moderate CQUAL to be obtained )ress Coats. > 40s ; Pas to 24s ; ; Toga, 25s eho, 21s to issar Su ts, , with Belt, el Brothers m Saxony ;nt West o f finch they e. No. 29,

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^ing to the recent réduction in the rate o f Postage, Messrs. Burns . and LAM BERT, 17, POSTMAN-STREET, and 63, PATERNOSTER ROW, beg to intimate that they are ie re^ to send any English Publication from S IX PENCE upwards free by post, without extra charge, on receiving

atoonnt of the Book at the same time with the order. ( w Now ready, by post gratis, ^ M P L E T E CLASSIFIED CATALOGUES OF BOOKS, instructs f o n im j u u u B o o r u u u p .o, instructive and entertaining, for Lending Libraries, ^ ehts, Prizes, &c. To Clergy and others establishing Libraries a very liberal allowance is made. cRo v i ;ICE JIOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW

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n next Saint Stephen’s Day, in

the ROTUNDO, the L IB R ARY o f the Very Rev. Dr. YORE, V.G., will bo R A F F LE D ; the proceeds will be applied in erecting an Institution at Cabra for Male Deaf Mutes.

T ICKETS 11. EACH.

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Sixth Thousand.

the ; or,

An Historical

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