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... performed this cc season. On SATURDAt, MACBETH, with The WANDERING BOYS, or the Castle of Olivil. On which night Mr KEMBLE at will speak A FAREWELL ADDRESS, being the last time | of Mr NEIVMBLE's appearing on this Stage. t On MOND s, %The CHAP l'ER of AC2CIDENfS ...
... 1817, Will be performed Shakespeare's Tragedy of .s d BIMACBETH. Si 624-9 Macbeth ?? Mr St After the Tragedy, Mr Xesmre w ill speak A FAREWELL ADDRESS. Y To which will be added, for the, th time, the Ne*Rdmatitic B Melo-Drana, is I Iirpe Actv; called T'HE ...
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