... -the Leaue 'Was anything too hot or t'3>o heavy for them to turn to th eir cause I They were even thlo playing a farce at Drury-lane Theatre, turning buffoons for their own benefit, and admitting the public-at is. s heltd. Much more was thought by Governmon'; ...

... wc playing a farce at Drury-lane Theatre, turning go, buffoons for their own benefit, and admitting the thep public at Is. a head. Much more was thought by tO Government of their twopenny meeting than of the me meeting at Drury-lane, where one shilling ...

... even then plaving a farce at Drury-lane Theatre, turniig buffoons for their own benefit, and admitting the public at Is. a head. Much more was thought by Government of their twopenny meeting than of the meeting at Drury-lane, where one shilling was paid ...

... visit to the Irish metropolis; they have now proceeded to Belfast to fulfil an engagement pre- vious to their appearance at Drury-lane Theatre on New Year's night. THE WEATHER IN LONDON still continues very fine. This has been one of the most remarkable days ...

... visit to the Irish metropolis ; they have now proceeded to Belfast to fulfil an engagement pre- vious to their appearance at Drury-lane Theatre on l New Year's night. THE WEATHER IN LONDON still continues very fine. This has been one of the most remarkable ...