... WeVlnesdayi; at half. past seven oclock.., All communications to 'be directed for the'Secretary, to, the Craven Head Inn, Drury. lane. . WAtwOUTu -The membess of this locality mseb on Mondafi as usual, at the fhip 'and Blis Coat Boy. After the ?? were read ...

... was d scovered burning upon the premises in the occutatiun of M\r. WV. Playwell, timber betider, No. 16, Parker Street, Drury Lane. The flames origi- naaed in the lower floorof tihe workshop, and extended from thence to the upper story, seizing in their ...

... evenings to Wednesday at hlf- past sevelo;'clock. All connuinaio nsto bedireete for the Secretary, to the Craven Hoad Inn, Drury. lane. WAaWORT1,-The members of this locality met on Monday as usrual, at the Ship and Blduq Coat Boy. I After thle minutes were ...

... uresagainst the spread of this frightful disese. . In enricequecce of this order, the assistants of Mr G. A. bport Wall~er& of Drury Lane and St Jamne's Place,. were allyesterday busily engaged in inquiries respecting. the health of thosle distriets. Although ...

... Monday evening, December 21st, the usual DIl metnof the Fraternal, Democrats ?? place at the wit Gr ?? Hall of meeting, Drury Lane. of I Thomns Clarke (of' the Chartist Executive) was tre lcalled to the chair.) cia I The minutes of the previous meeting ...

... Donations will be thankfully received by any member of the Committee, as followsa: Mess. Hogg nrd Scott, masons, Craven Head, Drury - lane. Messrs. Taylor and Nagle, Marylebone, Working M 'en' Hall, a, Circus-street. . Messrs. A. Hogg and Smith, 8inabury, Lunse ...

... 17ccolttetove TnicsAr elderly _I her gentlemen, who gave his name as John Cress, residing Lyl ither at No. 2t, Duke Street, Drury Lane, sad who repre.' toe thie ssnted himself as a teacher, at scools01, Of the French ble Not and German languages, was charged ...

... importance to the locality. MErTROPOLITAN PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.--The members of thre above committee met at the Craven Head, Drury Lane, on Monday evening, and agreed to recommend to the Executive the necessity of call. lug together a monthly delegate meeting ...

... importance to the locality. MF.TROPOLITAN PROVISIeNAL, CoMMinTTEE--The members of the above committee muet at the Craven Head, Drury Lane, on Monday evening, and agreed to recommend to the Executive the necessity et call- ing together a monthly delegate meeting ...

... OPPRESSED CONDITION OF THE LONDON AND SHeEF- FIELD TaPE-FOUNDERS.-At a meeting of Trades' Delegates, held at the Craven Head, Drury Lane, on Thursday evening Sept. 28th. Mr. North, the Secre- tary, read an account of thu sums contributed towards the suppport ...

... OrPPrSSED CONDITION OF THE LONDON AND S55OF- FIELD TiPS-roUnMaS.-At a meeting of Trades' Delegates, hold at the Craven Head. Drury Lane, on Thursday evening Sopt. 8th. Mr. North, the Seore- tary, read an aecount of the sums contributed towards the suppport ...

... serve, that though its Members had meetings in all I the large halls in the metropolis, it never occurred I to them to hire Drury lane Theatre for their pur-I poses. On the day before their petition was pro- sented to the house, they assembled in St. George's- ...