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EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MONDAY EVENJN't3,Oa..IS., 1810, will
acted a Traged) , cal ter'
ROMEO AND JULIET'..
M'ercat-O, Mr. lON t.S
RoMeo. Mr. C: K ;
• Benyolio. Mr. 14RUN FON ;
Friar Laurence, Mr. MU BRAY
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111 A,Nurse,Mrs DAVENPORT.
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I. A Masquerade
ade and .I)anee incidental to the Play.—
Aet
it --Iv. The I- uncral Procession trt Juliet, and a So.
416 Dirge.
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