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... rxoH~EATRE ROYAL, DRURY L.~ , *'T~lesdap, an epera ?? Wednesday, THE FAVORI etf PE-W- Thucaday, an OpsVa in which Mre. Alfred:Saw viii ap 'ar. Fridayn 1HR VOglTE. W iththe Balltdf THE PEL Dressleoxes Is ,SeeudPricei.. trPpercire. sScdPriCes. 3s.; Pit, 3s,, Second ?? 2s. - luidle GalleryplO.. Sec P , Vp~per 'Gallery~, Is, Secondh Price. 6id.' * - - THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN.-Mr. 'L H: I WVAI ...

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... TIEATRE EROYAL, COVENT GARDEN.-Th T Public is respectfully ijformed, that this splendid Natinal Theatre, which has been thoroughly renovated wilU OPEN for the Season To-morrow (Monda) Mr. H. W Sole Leseeand Alanager. An Opening Address (written jor the occasion by * A A'BeARstt, Esq.), will be spoken by Mr. D* Wallacka. The Performances will cormmenc6 witn a denv and original play, En- titled ...

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