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Full Title	The Irish People, v. 2, no. 17, March 18, 1865.
Contributor	O'Leary, John, 1830-1907. Luby, Thomas Clarke, 1821-1901. Kickham, Charles Joseph, ca. 1826-1882. Stephens, James, 1825-1901. Irish Republican Brotherhood.
Date Added	15 October 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1865-03-18
Publisher	Dublin : Printed for the proprietor and published at the office, 12 Parliament Street, by John Haltigan
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper Collection
Topic	Ireland > Newspapers. Ireland > Politics and government > 1837-1901 > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR psp es You WENO os DUBLIN, SATURDAY, MARCI 18 1865.) co) a6. 0 oo POE SPAMPED, THREE PENCE — . . me ks me pe : i [Registered for Transmission Abroad.] yz, erry 60 | AND TEMPERANCE REFR oo) 5). DUBLIN TOTAL ABSTINENCE TALL, * ESHMENT ROOMS . PLA L A.COE 2, MARLBOROUGH-STREET, ..; I wy Sos\c\ LIST OF FARES.” : oe BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES, DINNERS, &e., &e. ‘ t COFFEE co . ot 1d. per Cup. ~ CHOP, Save 8d. |. each, DA, neo dd oy : MTARGR 2 PL OND oT aay * COCOA, Way, RASHER BACON, 2 ae Bde ( STEAK, 4d. each. Owe oe we A, LARGE, 6 ‘ SOUP, 5, wee ld. per Bow X.B.—Hot. Joints from 12 to 5.» Oe 6d yy | mee _ FISH, VEGETABLES, PUDDINGS, TARTS, EGGS, IIERRINGS, &e. BENJAMIN BENSON, Proprietor | Open from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. Soe DHE CITY MANSION, os % . ia * 30, LOWER BRIDGE-STREET, , ! jparTeDLy ‘ONE, OF THE BEST SITUATE, CHEAPEST, AND MOST COMFORTABLE a CITY. BED, 1s.; BREAKFAST, Is.; ILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTELS IN THE ° ' ‘ bend ‘DINNER (Orprvary), 1s. 6p. Pooo and S17” , CRooms, Sot apart for Ladies and Familios, Free of Charge.’ : ~ . “AccomMODATION FOR Srventy-Five Persons. 1GHT Porter always in Attendance, “PATRICKS . AND WHOLESALE STATIONERS, &c. Ihave completed my Rag Paper Mill, and can now supply quan~ ties, either by contract or otherwise. - My Straw Make supplied as wal; a saving of 10 per cent. is effected to the consumer by: its meee "WML RYAN, : i GOLDEN-BRIDGE PAPER MILLS, _ i... INCHICORE © DUBLIN. wy a Ee waka = SS ee ee ACARD. Ny PURNITURE, NEW: AND SECOND-HAND, For Sale or Hire, ‘MR, At the ROYAL CIRCUS, Nos. 11 and 12 BACIIELOR'S-WALK. YOUNG and GROVES. Auctioneers, Valuators, Upholsterers. And | Undertakers, t Proprietors. THE ROYAL CIRCUS SALEROOMS, lland 12 BACHELOR'S-WALK, jublia. (} Cc. A sf D.Y?S . ENGINEERING, SURVEYING, AND LITHOGRAPHING OFFICE, 1 . * 48, CAPEL-STREET. Plans and Measurements of Drainage, Earthworks, and Buildings, Sarreys and Valuations of Estates, Maps for Leases, &e., accurately ule; Rentals, Circulars, Bill-heads, and Cards neatly printed. > Law and General Stationery Warehouse attached. ° SOL UPPL WITH BEST PARCHMENT. All Sizes, Ruled and Plain, at Reduced Prices. ___large Size, Ruled Bookwiso, 1s. 6d.; Small Size,’ Is, 44. EORGE ARCH DEACON A respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has tommenced business in the BOOKSELLING and STATIONERY ‘hy and also asa GENERAL NEWS AGENT, at 11, BIDDER SIREET, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL, and having had much ex- Prience in every branch of the Book and Newspaper Trade, bothin Uscountry, and the United States (of which he is a citizen), the Mvertiser contidently offers himself to the notice of Publishers here cd in America, as an Agent for Serials, Periodicals, School Books, ‘ints, &e,, &e., &e, . ARCHDEACON has already in stock the National Works pub- re ed by James Corrigan, consisting of Mitchel’s Jail Journal, Re- filections of John Mitchel, Spirit of the Nation, Memoirs of ‘fone, ‘omen of Ireland, Anecdotes of O'Connell, and Shamus O’Brien, on those published at the Irishman Office, namely—The Last quest (perhaps), Keating's Defence, Memoir of M‘Mahon, and bettraits of Smith O'Brien, John Mitchel, and General Meagher, beether with a few copies of the Priest ILunter, a tale of the penal “aa, by M. Archdeacon, i Tats Prop. Newspaper sold wholesale and retail. tpi the Popular Poetry and Ballads of Treland.”. Single ties of the latter sent by post for 14 Stamps. ters punctually atten: EAUTIFUL HAIR, WHISKERS, MOUS- par dACHES, &c, Miss BALFOUR'S NEROLINE is positively eee to reproduce the Hair in Baldness from any cause, tone weak hair, prevent its falling off, check greyness, re- ud ¢ colour, and cure scurf and dandriff. For the troduction Stowth of whiskers and moustaches it is the only stimulant Tetane® depended upon, it never having been known to fail. young ies, and in the Nursery, it is the most elegant toilet com- it vot ever used cleansing and beautifying the bair, and preserving alg, Curl and gloss, The Perfume is novel, exquisite, and nei’ Nell known in aristocratic circles. NEROLINE, Price Nei ve be sent any where free by post without extra charge, on Hivity eo Penny postage stamps, by MISS BALFOUR, 22 ello Crescent, “Hampstead Road, London. “Ihave an ex~ hcg Mustache through using it. Major Elmes” . “ My head, aye! ¥83 quite bald, is now covered with new hair. W. Harris.” yeh “It has thickened hi iskers are ii id Ny ton growing rapidly. Fort and checked the 7. Simms.” * My hair en ears, R. Stanley.” ..G EORGE. MILITARY AND MERCHANT? TAILOR, 80, DAME-STREET, DUBLIN. To NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS|f) RA NCIS CAREY, Proprietor. . HOPPER, . CAVAN AGH HOUSE PAINTER AND DECORATOR, AND NERAL CONTRACTOR, Importer of English and French Paper Hangings and Decorations, 77 MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ¢ BALLA. ". HE IRISH }PEOPLE can be had every Saturday morning, from Parrick E.AVALSHE, Main-street, Balla. iE IRISH PEOPLE, and other National News- papers can be had at Mr. Jouw Kane's,’ 4,’ Browne’s-yard, Chesterfield. 8 Gr LIFFEY FLINT. GLASS WORKS, 13, LOWER LIFFEY-STREET. GEORGE COLLINS returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the patronage so’ liberally bestowed on him, and begs to inform them he has engaged a first- class Champagne“and Claret Wine-Glass Maker, also Mr. Woods, the celebrated Lamp-Climney Maker, from Birmingham. G. C. is now in a position to supply any amount of orders he may be favoured with, for Home end Foreign consumption, N.B.—No connexion with any other house in the trade. 865. |, January 9, 1865. Du ‘ LoONe ROOM, ROTUNDO, DUBLIN. FOR A’ LIMITED PERIOD ONLY, © Commencing MONDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1865, ‘The Unique and Classic Entertainment, entitled ‘ 1 y IRELAND rs . . SCENERY, MUSIC, AND ANTIQUITIES, ! Mlustrated by series of Colossal Paintings, executed in the highest style of art, from Sketches recently taken on the spot expressly for this Exhibition, by MR. J. I. CONNOP, Depicting the Magnificent Scenery and‘ Antiquities for which our country stands unrivalled ; accompanied by appropriate SONGS, DUETS, QUARTETS, CHORUSES, AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,* ' Introducing the choicest Irish Melodies, executed by an efficient Chorus and Orchestra; together with an JIISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE, By Mr. R. E. HUNTER, Late Secretary to the Shaksperian Tercentenary Festival, Stratford-on-Avon. Prior to the rising of the Curtain, the Choir will perform ‘A NEW GRAND NATIONAL ODE, composed expressly for this Entertainment, by Mr. P. MuLHorLanp, Musical Conductor. Performance to commence each evening at Eight o'clock, FASHIONABLE MORNING PERFORMANCE DAILY, ‘At half-past Two o'clock. Doors open half an hour previous to each exhibition. Reserved Seats (numbered) 33-5 Reserved Seats (unnumbered), 2s.; Body of Hall, 1s.; Gallery, 6d. Schools and Children under Twelve, Half-price. . Rewer ‘ANCES » ‘TO SOUTH WALES, AND NEW ZEALAND. YAL BANK OF IRELAND. Letters of Credit on Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Auckland, and all the principal towns, can be obtained, on the most favourable terms, at the Office of this Bank. By Order, CIIARLES COPLAND, Manager. Foster-place, Dublin, July, 1864. SEED. POTATOES. FE ‘AMILTON, WILLIS, and CO. beg to, inform their friends and the public that they are prepared to supply them with OTATOES. in great variety, imported direct from the best Growers in Scotiand, at modorate prices, HAMILTON, WILLIS, and CO., General Commission Agents, Corn, Hay, and Potato lactors, Agents to the Royal Insurance Company, AUSTRALIA, NEW 28, ARRAN-QUAY. IHE «(CHEAPEST HOUSE IN DUBLIN 4 * FOR SCHOOL, COLLEGE, MEDICAL, AND MISCELLANEOUS . “* BOOKS. nr t 6 CHRISTOPHER FLEMING, °° | BOOKSELLER, PRICE'S’ LANE, ASTON’S QUAY, (Three Doors from Corlisle Bridge,) DUBLIN. Countiy orders punctually attended to. ’ Books Post-free. Library and small parcels purchased for immediate cash. Just Published, price One Shilling, by post 2d. extra, HE POPULAR POETRY OF, IRELAND: TIOUSEHOLD SONGS, AND STREET BALLADS, (With beautifully Mustrated Cover.) An 18mo. volume, to correspond in type, paper, and form with the volume of “Ballads of Yreland,” edited in 1845, by Charles Gavan Duffy ; but containing thirty-six pages additional, and about one~ half more songs, In no case are the poems of which it consists such as have previously appeared in any peoples’ volume, And while there is a large admixture of genuine Irish “Street Ballads,” no speci- mens of such are given which are not interesting in themselves ‘| for their intrinsic merit, irrespective of that- value which must be attached to them as the utterances of the peasant, the labourer, or the mechanic on matters appertaining to their own condition and that of their country, . > ‘The writingsof many Irish-Americans bave been laid under tribute for the preseni, volume; and the editor received cordial . per~ mission to make suitable selections from the productions of eminent living writers resident in Ireland, "The scope and object of the work may further be gathered from the following extract from the Preface:— «, “To soothe the resting hours of a labourer, amid the prairies and ‘savannahs of the Western World ; to cheer the reposing soldier amid the camp fires of the biyouac; to sing to the listening ears of aga the,song of memory an pe; to youth, the songsof love; to manhood and womanhood, that of patriotism and duty; to the ‘child, the strains which he may not forget, and which may win him to home should he stray, and win him to Irelond in weal or wos. ‘This is a deed which cannot save a nation from martyrdom ; but yet it pours the balm of love upon its weary feet, and cheers the hearts of those who may be capable of serving her with more than words and songs.’ Dublin: M‘GLASIAN and GILL, Sackville-street. XTRAORDINARY AND TRUTHFUL. DE- LINEATION OF CHARACTER, BY PHYSIOGNOMY ‘AND PHRENOLOGY. “ Self-Knowledge is the essence of all Knowledge.” . Any person enclosing a full specimen of their writing or carte de visite of themselves, or friends to Mrs. B. LLOCK, she will guarantee to give a more truthful character than any other, either in prose or poetry, with failings, talents, &c., and many funny and amusing touches. . Any one desirous of testing her skill will not be disappointed. Graphiology—Character from the Writing, Physiognomy— ,, .,, Carte de nisite, . Acrostic—On your Name, containing Character) 1,° gg, delineated from Carte de Visit 3, : Please enclose addressed stamp Envelope. 3 Address “Mrs, B. Bunticx, Phrenologist, Belfast.” HANDELIERS . IN’. ORMOLU, BRONZE, » AND CRYSTAL, t . HALL AND LOBBY LAMPS. | Gas Fittings of every variety... An Extensive Stock of the Newest Designs on View at the SHOW ROOMS ‘ of the awe 1s, Od we 1s, 6d. ALLIANCE AND. 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