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ADLLE. FLORIANA (Pupil of the Conservatoire A
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[DME. ERNESTINE SMYTH will sing-Romanza-
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the Grand Concert for the Lancashire Relief Fund, at Woolwich on the 9th De
cember, 1862.
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BLUEMENTHAL'S
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The Poetry by
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