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... NtHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- T on Monday, and tbroughout the week, will be performed as OPERA. To be succeeded, on alternate evenings, by THE Sr't OF THE RHINE, in which Mdlle. Plunkett, M. Durand, anod an unsurpassed corps de ballet will appear. And a popular farce. . lmumediate applications for Private Bfxes, Stalls, and Tickets, 1nould be made to J. Benton, Box Book-keeper. rrHEATRE ROYAL, ...

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... rTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- I on Monday (owing to its enthusiastic reception on 1riday' last), ILUCREZI[A BORcNlA. With an Entertainment in whbich Millte. PLUNKETT will appear. on Tuesday, The Sicilian Bride, which will be performed rvry night of Mr. Sims Reeves's engagement. On Wednesday, Lucrezia Borgia. On Thursday, The Sicilian Bride. Principal characters by 91r. Sims Reeves, Mr. ...

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... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! THE ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Upon the Payment of X1 6s., ?? BEST FAMILY & SPORTING JOURNAL WILL BIB SENT TO YOU FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS. AND A REGISTERED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS IN TInE ERA GIFTS OF 500. Every party? WHETHER A PRESENT READER OF 'THE ERA NEWSPAPER, OR INTENDING TO BE Srcu, must pay in ADVANCE the sum of Twenty-six Sj1illings, Wvhich will entitle ...

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