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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 179, 26 February 1868, Page 3

A DELPHI THEATRE, A EMBAY EVENING NEXT, February 28. Farewell Complimentary Benefit, tendered to Mr H. EASTWOOD (Late of the Nathan Troupe and Original Christy Minstrels), previous to his departure for England ; on which occasion he will appear in his terrific feats of ZAMPILLAEROSTATION, or the Wonderful Leap for Life. First appearance of Mr T. J. PEEL, the Champion Dancer of America; Mr De Coghlin, Jig and Step Dancer; together with all the available talent of the town, who have kindly tendered their services. STEPHENSON'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, \JJ/ THIS EVENING & Wednesday, 26th Feb. J^m Under the distinguished Patronage of THE WORSHIPFUL MASTER, OFFICERS, AND MEMBERS OP THE THISTLE LODGE, And the Leading Members of the Community. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, \J TO MADAME FANNY SIMONSEN, and Positively Last Appearance of SIMONSEN'S OPERATIC COMPANY. [jgp 0 A splendid Programme will be presented for this occasion, including the best selections from -the Siinonsen's Extensive Repertoire. Prices of Admission—ss ; Back Seats, 3s. THEATRE ROYAL CASINO DE VENISE. Proprietors, Messrs Foyn, Sturt &, Co. UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION. Third Appearance of those Talented and Wonderful Petite Artistes, The NATHAN JUVENILE TROUPE, ASSISTED BY Mb JOSEPH SMALL, Mb JOSEPH CHAMBERS Mbs B. M. NATHAN, AND Mb EDWARD SALAMAN, The Eminent Composer and Pianist. This Evening, Wednesday Feb. 26th, the Entertainments will commence at 8 o'clock. TO LET, OR FOR SALE. npHE ALBION HOTEL, situated at J- the corner of Gladstone and Freeman Streets, Westport, together with the Stock-in-Trade, Furniture, and every thing complete, and in first-class order. For further particulars, apply to G. White, proprietor, on the premises.