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The'i:lrre.:ing attraction of Mr. WiLICTINISON and Mr.
5 NEW ENTERTAINMENT, renders it tom.
twat,. t their Perfortnanees 'every Evening.
.DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND.
OM 311,1 EVEP.Y EVENING, Mr. WILKIN-
I. SON and Mr. JOHN REEVE will repeat their New
famrseitiniert of
TRIFLES LIGHT AS AIR!

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BACHELOR'S TORMENTS.

tie mem of the Evening thet following. New Conde Snap :
0 My Grandmother's Atlvice —" TLe Churclawartlen'a Din-
roe--" A (`Lapeer of Acc!dents"—" The Elect ion M "—" rs. G."
A Tnp to liichmond"—" 0 Mislay Lore !"—" Hyde Park
in a Sunday The Pleasures of Society"—" -Pis a Folly to
0* of Life's Troubles"— And a dew Eattravagahaa, " First yid
MTh Grace Ettra(qdinaire."
e whole to conclude with Mr. J. • REEV Es adndred
IMITATION'S of the prinehod London Performers.
The W boie of the Songs are published, and may be had at the,
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