... friends of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital, was held on Tuesday, 12 o’clock, in Drury Lane Theatre. Among those present the platform were—the Earl of Malmesbury, Earl Stanhope, Lord Redesdale, Viscount Combermere ...

... vocal pieces were performed bv Miss Rainforth and M Hawes, the great delight of large audience. I Eliason, leader of the Drury Lane baud, and Miss Orger, performed duett for the piano forte and violin the most finished style. The applause bestowed these ...

... business so much that b* received notice of dismissal. On Monday night lasi while silting the Blue Anchor, Fcaihera-court, Drury lane, lie asked the servant to buy a rope to hang himself and after had refused, he went out and bought on» himself. Early the ...

... household,and soldiers wearing good conduct stripes. The beautiful milk white pony introduced in the spec, of The Ihitrt, at Drury .lane theatre, and s.» much mired by the Prince of Wales and the Royal family, who honoured the performances w ith their presence ...

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... eymptoros of reaction against Free Trade cannot now be mistaken, such demonstration in favour of protective policy as that Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday, of which we give an account elsewhere, could ever have been made, liad there not arisen practical conviction ...

... at at Covent Garden founded celebrated achievements of “Guy Earl Warwick, or Harlequin and the Dun Cow.” Macrcady opens Drury Lane on 27th with Merchant of Venice. Inhabitants of Dover, Folkestone, and adjacent places, surprised with from some huge monsters ...

... two. Charles back at half-past twelve ; saw play-bill hanging out of his pocket: and taxed him ; when he admitted had been Drury Lane. Why couldn't he have taken me? Friday.—We wanted lialf-a-dozen pocket-handkerchiefs, and gave the money for them. Got him ...

... reconcile justice to the creditor with doe consideration for the misfortunes of the honest debtor. There wm a greet row at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday and evening*, in oppoaition to the French company performing there. The police were quite unable to reatore ...

... the geniu* htci for ever. Alas for the drama! Shakspeare's house the market, with no purchaser—anil the elephant lord of Drury Lane! Probably some foreign State may take a fancy to this Temple, and rebuild it a more classic soil. The Emperor of Russia ...

... and the parliamentarians during the great civil war. Mrs. Butler, late Miss Fanny Kemble, who has declined to appear at Drury Lane under 100/. per night, is make her first reappearance the British stage on tho boards of the Tlieatre Royal, Manchester ...

... Church Chambers, Newgate Street, attended a? solicitors to the fiat. After the proof of several debts, Mr. Rogers Lamb, of Drury Lane, was appointed the creditors’ assignee. The Court sanctioned allowance of 2s. per week to the bankrupt. BOROUGH POLICE. ...