... 160, ‘Prépira making? to givea grand Reform Dinner in the metropolis. It will take place about the 23d ofnext month, and Drury-lane Theatre, it is added, will probably be the scene of the festival. The Juconstant, 36, Captain Pring, sailed on Wed- nesday ...

... Preparations are making, we understand, to give a grand Reform Dinner the metropolis. It will take place the of this month, and Drury-lane Theatre will probably the scene of the festival. Sir Charles Edward Grey, one of the Commissioners for the affairs of Canada ...

... obedient servant, JOHN RUSSELL. The most active preparations, understand, are making f.r the Grand Reform Dinner to given in Drury-lane Theatre on the 23d instant. It is expected that a few davs the number of stewards will not much under five Im'n while the ...

... was sister to the late Earl of Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Wood have positively refused the offers made to them the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. Osbaldiston has likewise applied to these vocalists for the exercise of their talents, upon extremely liberal terras ...

... unfavourable, yet its success was not ; so complete his fri.-mls could have wished. 111 com ej (piencc the reduction of prices Drury-lane, an aver! :, more than persons paid every evening during :;s ' week. has arrived Marseilles, who!e, it is said, intends ...

... that Lord liis intciition of taking the chair at the great Dinner to he given Messrs, llyng and Hume at the Theatre Hoval, Drury-Lane, the 23rd instant —. ...

... furnish 3,500 Conservatives out of your population of 240,000 souls —avaunt then your rivalry before the drabs and bloods of Drury-lane,” the Humes, the Clays, the Wards, the Ewarts, and the Tommy Uuncombes, of legislative wisdom. And now to the speeches, ...

... demonstrations since the close of the session—the vast filtration of the Whigs and Radicals, of 2,500,0(10 —in word, the Drury-lane festival has come off, to use a sporting phrase, and come off in a manner which must cause its authors to repent, bitterly ...

... Glasgow afforded to SIR ROBERT PEEL an opportunity of lifting up his voice against the Ministerial Government of Ireland, the Drury-lane dinner has been equally taken advantage of, the stouter Reformers of the House, to state their approbation of that Government ...

... LUCKY ESCAPE FROM HANGING.—R. Muers. a young was charged at Bow-street, Wednesday with an assault on Mr. Crisp, hatter, Drury-lane, by shooting at himoii Sunday night. It appeared that as complainant was walking in the Strand, the prisoner cried out ...

... at Glasgow afforded SIR ROBERT PEEL opportunity oflifting up his voice against the Ministerial Government of Ireland, the Drury-lane dinner has been equally taken advantage of, the stouter Reformers of the House, to state their approbation of that Government ...

... Glasgow afforded to Sir Robert Peel an opportunity of lifting his voice against the Ministerial Government of Ireland the Drury-lane dinner has been equally taken advantage of the stouter Reformers of the House to state their approbation of Government and ...