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... under Vn- leo scale, lOs. bor Hannah Judge, provision dealer, 39, Cumberland-street, 28e Cd James Fields, potato dealer, 24, Drury-lane, JOB, William Gibbon Madrell, fish dealer, 10, James-street, 10. John Hart, baker and flour dealer, 13, Preeson's-row, lee ...
... visit to Windsor w, n' Castle, on Monday, returned to town in the evening, and ca Ad honoured the German opersa company at Drury-lane Ot 1c Theatre with their presence. Oa Tuesday evening they ig visited her Majesty', 'Theatre, to see Mile. Alboni, as Pc ...
... away in their mouth. Mr. James Anderson has entered into an agreement for a four years' lease, from Christmas next, of the Drury-lane Theatre. The NonenVosrmisl mentions an odd instance of the Church being subordinate to the State,- The Church hearses at ...
... livr's sterling. hr. Stomrners, who has had the management of the Wednes day Concerts at Exeter-hall, has taken a lea-e of Drury lane Theatre, from tie 13th of Deeomber to the 30th of April in each year, for the next three years. The Doris steamer, from ...
... cultural, commecil eoionial, oanufacturing, and mining Cal and equl protection to every interest ?? 8 In was held ?? lastin Drury-lane Theatre, in imitation ml of the Cov~ent-garden gatherings of the Anti-Cdrn Law I League. At twelve o'clock, the hour appointed ...
... FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE PIRO- TECTIONISTS ON THE BOARDS OF DRURY-LANE. Ir When Arst the Chinese saw an Eng'ish steamer 6 their imitative propensities stimulated them to attempt the construction of another of the same. To work accordingly they -vent ...
... and haes proved eminently successful. The o h j~crowning act of their metropolitan career is to be Con- Tu hsummated at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday evening memb next, when it is understood the asseciation will take a tist ds national form. Every man ...
... FIN ANCIAL . REFORM ASSOCIATION. XI The first aggregate meeting of this body was hold yester- day evening soennight, in Drury-lane Theatre, which was crowded in every part. Sir Joshua Walmseley, M.P, President of the Association, occupied the chair, and ...
... REFORM MOVEMENT AND 1 THE MINISTRY. We have elsewhere given a sketch of the glorious cor meeting held yesterday week in Drury-lane Theatre, tai which building, immense as it is, was incapable of co containing the multitudes that flocked to the first ta: ...
... my sciously expressed in the number of articles which ou the conservative and obstructive press have devoted Lhjato their Drury-lane meeting. Day after day the his Times, Standard, and Chroniele, reverted to this sore subject. They affected to be witty ...
... the impres. da - sion we ourselves had. We recol~lect, many years fir :gthat a imoving panoiramain was attempted at, by Drury-lane, in a piece commemorative of Charles t ?? oronation, the scene reltresented being the tw road to RheinIS-but the forearound ...
... dzy, on the bench, at Castle- a wellan, made his first public appearance since his ,eelebrated displasy on the hoards of Drury lane Theatre. He had come to the rescue of his Olange 'brother magistrates, and did what he could to Dut - down Mr. Rea, the ...