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... T HEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. BENEFIT OF MISS HELEN 1tAUCIr, and posi- tively her Last Appearance. On THIS EVENING (Saturday), April 18, 1857, the performances will commence with Marston's Play of THE PATRICIAN'S DAUGUTER.-Mordaunt, Mr Melville; tbe Earl of Lynterne, Mr Stanton; Captain Plerpoint, Ur Delafield; Lady Mabel Lynterne, Miss Helen Faucit; Lady Lydia Lynterne, Misa Seaman. To conclude ...

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