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... Opera: and Drurv-lane Concerts, London.) Comet Piston—Mona. ME3SEMER. Concertina—Mons. CASE. Principal Violoncello-—Mr. M. H. PATTON. Principal Double Base—Mr. V. PERCIVAL. Principal Second Violin—Mr. GLOVER. PROGRAMME : PART I. Leader • Overture — Freischutz ...

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