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... TIIIATR E ROYAL, DUB LIN. Oe THIS IS VENING (Tuesday), :November 8, 1853, the performances will commence with the Opera of MASANIELLO. Masaniello, Mr Haigh; Alphunzo, Mr J W Manley; yietro DMr. Durand; Elvira, Mise Lanza; Fenella, Mhdlle. St Lownt, The Grand Exhibition March by the Orchestra. After which tbe Interlude of A SOLDIER'S COURTSHIP. Colonel Gnyton, Mr Vining; Lady Malford, Mine ...

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