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London, England, 1805-11-14 00:00:00

bIEATRE-11. ~ DRURY-LANE.
0I
rro MORROW EVENING,
NOVEMBER 15,
.1. • • will be aged the Comedy of
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A BOLD STROKE FORA WIFE.
BOLD STOKE
BANNISTER.
After which A New IVielo-Dralnatic Pim, to awmlll.llloa
THE VICTORY AND DEATH OF
LORD VISCOUNT NELSON.
To which will be added the Mahal Farce of
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
TM. Frenlng—The Cabinet ; pith the Vidor, and Death of
.4 4_1',1 -Ton ; and the Liar.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-BORDEN.
;, I 'HIS PRESENT EVENING.NOVEMBER i 4,
.1. will be performed (for the firft time) a Comedy, called
THE DELINQUENT ;
Or, SEEING COMPANY.
The Principal Charaeters by
%gam. KEMBLE, BRUNTON, *MUNDEN. FAWCETT.
LEWIS, CLAREMONT, EMERY, LISTON,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mn. DUIDIN,
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, (her Belt appearance there two years).
The Prologue to be fpolten by Mr. BRUNTON.
And the Epilogue by Mrs. H JOHNSTON.
Te which will be added the Mufieal Farce, caned
• THE QUAKER.
Steady. Mt.INCLEDON.

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