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... oilier what is honest must actuate men engaged in such warfare. After publishing a garbled report of the proceedings at Drury Lane, the Timea asserts that uo allusion was made ti> what he considers the immediate causes of agricultural dis- tress, namely ...
... ordained a Priest. MR. MACREADY.—This distinguished and highly popular tragedian took his benefit on Monday night last, at Drury Lane. and was honoured by the presence of Her Majesty, who went in State to witness the perform- ances. Her Majesty's reception ...
... deservedly applauded. The evening's amusement was very happily relieved by the comic singing of Mr. W. Macarthy (late of Drury Lane Theatre), and his Hour in Ireland was most faithfully given. All parties seemed highly delighted by the very- intellectual ...
... iarge. Our readers will be pleased to learn that Mr. Angel has been eugiged by Mr. Anderson, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to play the parts of tiie principal comedian, thus justifying the original judgment of the Cardiff public. DEPREDATIONS ...
... out of the great pro- tection meeting held in the Hall of Commerce, on the 1st. May, held its first meeting on Tuesday in Drury-lane Theatre, London, when it was fully and enthusiastically constituted by the adoption of the report of the commit- tee by ...
... afternoon for London to attend his parliamentary duties. A very important meeting of Protectionists is to take place at Drury-lane, London, on the 26th instant. It will probably be as imposing and as important as any that ever was held in London. It is ...
... and Mr. Cobden, members for the West Riding of Yorkshire, has been postponed until the Easter recess. A renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre, formerly worth £500, was lately knocked down, at the Auction Mart, in London, for JE70. In the eastern, western ...
... Italian opera was now open entirely maintained by foreign artists and there had lately been a French equestrian troupe at Drury-lane, and now there was a French company perform- ing dramas at that theatre. Under these circumstances, the petitioners stated ...