... ent than is unconsciously expressed in the a* b **f Nicies which the Conservative and obstructive ■**E devoted to their Drury Lane meeting. Day after ft* V* Tim „, Standard, and Chronicle reverted to this sore I*l. lbe Tbev jffected to be witty at the ...

... of hi* Lordship, and that the Peer and the Commoner are now two people— Liverpool Albion. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury Lane Theatre to see the eatraordinary performance of Mr. Vao Atnhurg in the new |»antomiine of Jack Frout. The great coffer dam ...

... and Co. Rochdale, tailors Co. William* and -o. Llunfylldn. Mons|tomiTy»hire. a* far regard* William*—Wallis ami Collins, Drury Lane, gene ral rtealers—lllake and Thompson. Sheffield, merchant*—Seirling and Tap ley, Ann’* Place, l.imebousc, jmrvcyors of ...

... GAGGING THE LEAGUE The League has received notice to quit Drury Lane. A cockney Tory, deeply read in black-letter lore, has dis- covered an old document which provides that the theatre cannot be let for the promotion of political purposes; and as it is ...

... Philtre’ Auber. Quadrille, * Die Prinzestin von Grenada,’ u performed at Quadrille, ‘Champ d* * ..Musard. the Concerts d’Ete Drury Lane Mnsard. Waltz, * Gahrkllen’ Strauss. Solo, Trumpet, Mr. EHtcood. Solo, Violin, Mr. Dywater lieriot. Wall*, * Bouquet de ...

... kiln, for burning the sticks, that heated the bricks, and set fire to the house that Josh burnt. This is Mr. Cooper, of Drury Lane, who went down to Dudley and back again, and heard a man say, the very same day, that the house was a-blazing, and fact ...

... April 24, Nix, Queen-stree, Woolwich, iremnanger— Ay é Cornhill, merchants — Ayn! areper— April 2), Davey, Parker strect, Drury lane and Co. New Bros stroet mere hants— Apr 1 St. Mart: n's-lane. Apel a V 27, stanley, 2s, Titey, B Hough t— Ay linen-draper— ...

... Pits. James Galpin, innkeeper, Broadwindsor, Dorset-hire. Humphrey Turner, draper, Bristol. William Henry Norman, baker, Drury Lane. WilUam Clark Wright, shipowner, Bayswater. WiUiam Joseph Joyner, market gardener, Aveley-hall, Fata*, Essex. Luke Leach ...

... corn- ?? and Smith, Droitwich, salt -manufacturers — Parker and Settle, Leeds, brokers — Robinson and Co. Charles Street, Drury Lane, paper-stainers ; as far as regards A. Ro- ?? Co. Hammersmith, omnibus - proprietors ; as far as regards J. Kempshall— Hughes ...

... Angel Place, Isiing^ o - JM March 1 : sol., Pilcher, New Broad Street; off. «*•' Coleman Street. ■ - John Detf, Hnen draper, Drury Lane, Jaa. 28, ?? PuUen, BaainghaU Street ; off. sas., Graham, Coi^!L^^m Joha Goutty, mast and oar maker. Stangate, ha* o ?? ...

... Pupil of the late MAI) A M MALI BRA N ; MISS E. L. TREE, From the* Opera, London ; and MU. (i. HERBERT, Hie Theatre Uoynl, Drury l.ane, London. MR. ALBERT LEE, ' Violinist, from the Itoyal Academy of Music, and Pupil of N I, MU. VV. C. GALLOWAY, the Nubility's ...

... THE LEAGUE IN DRURY LANE- EMIGRATION. At the weekly meeting of the League in Drury Lane on Wed- nesday week, several of the speakers alluded to the movement in the City in favour of systematic emigration — Mr. Cobdf.n dilated upon the subject at considerable ...