... the commission of the peae. A F.REE-TRADE HALL IN LONDON.-The Anti- CorM-law Ltague, unable to obtain the further use of Drury- lane 'l'haatre, and also denied the use of Covent Garden a ''heatre, are now advertising for tenders for a plot of land, n a ...

... where tie usual tap.roon accusn. monatiun hd sl not beet provithed. Tihe authlsr of ltail Pry read a ne-w cottedv in Drury- lane (Geent-ounI on Tuesdrty last, for the copyrighst of which tite lesce has ptaid him X5001. ...

... enjoyten% ot all her rights oa the day of Ahe approaching Coronation. The Quceen, on the night of Tuesday Wceck, 41onournd Drury -lane theatre with her hrcsence to see G.ir Aiurrarnne.ig. Her hlajesty, with bier, usua punc- tuality and attention to public ...

... like nucleus. TIlE ANTI-CORN-LAw LEAGUE.-On Wednesday the third weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-Law League took place at Drury. lane Theatre; Mr. Wilson in the chair. The theatre was, as on the former occasions, filled with a respectable audience, including ...

... by a Protectionist Administrattion. la I, I-lie speech must receive its interpretation from the ceivi t, speeches at the Drury Lane gathering a few days Hoen I before and if so, there would he no course Opten but a0 stitel e retrograde one, to the extent ...

... be packed assemblies of hireling csaqucurs, the Partners' Joeurtal exposes the falsehood. Tickets of admission to the Drury Lane exhibitions, says the editor, are always sought for with avidity, and not unfrequently at high biddings: in a few minutes ...

... noitoacricnre, did riot diadinin, oney aigiti wI lait sceek, iti exchi bit his 1mgltgtlictptrvere ill the oslooni W of' Drury Lane Theatre, Hie there nretoraimcred the corm.w mtornalry by twvice ktrocking down a cobhierl land r Collfrt ti oar, with this ...

... s Itad been sanctioned daring certain dayer In Leat ; and secondly, that thin evening (Friday) was to hr f dedicated at Drury Lane to the repetition of a masquerade, is whichA -on Monday week. on it, first production, certain dlances. had been inlsdduced ...

... on the second sylla- ble. The effect is uncouth and barbarous, and, if possible, should be avoided. Madame Schroeder, at Drury Lane, the other evening, sang the first verse thtus God save our gracious Queen, Long live our noble Queen; God save the Quecn ...

... Goodall, sometimes called a High Admiral of Havti. elre. GoodalJ wast r the ma.ealy so actress of no small celebrity su the Drury lane boards-lies several children-and ni- tit the act of criminalty, proved on the trial, bore a very ?? charaqtr. Fletcher hid ...

... displeasure at their recent 'dual. Mt. and Tmrs. 'night o r ralsatre.: are engaggr' at thie Lyceum' to perform ,y itis thj Drury-. L~ane Comupany. . Air. Iorcsn/l, late of our theatre, mda e' his' first appeoralnre on Saturday night, at-the Lyceum, ir llthe ...

... very coni- e ciliatory character. The accounts of the cotton crops from Georgia are It very unfavourable. a The mrnager of Drury Lane Theatre Ia's beets compilled to atppuly to the retors for a postponement of tie liayment of their salaries, eiring to tbe ...