... with the additions of the large committee room, and the wide lobby and stair case, each accommodating a separate audience, Drury Lane Theatre has been engaged for one night a week during the period of Lent.,i ...

... for the first of the great weekly meetings of the League, which are now being held every Wednesday, in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and which are called X public. I called at the chief division of their Association, 448, West 8t4and, and amongst the ...

... was unavoidably absent, but that he and other eminent members of the League would speak at the great meeting to be held in Drury Lane Theatre next Wednesday. The meeting theti separated. Mr Drummond, nepitesw of the late unfortunate and lamented Mr Edward ...

... some extra space at our d disposal, to give a copious report of the spirit-stirring speeches at the great meeting held in Drury Lane it Theatre, on Wednesday night. All accounts agree in v describing it as one of the most effective that has been ti held ...

... the commission of the peae. A F.REE-TRADE HALL IN LONDON.-The Anti- CorM-law Ltague, unable to obtain the further use of Drury- lane 'l'haatre, and also denied the use of Covent Garden a ''heatre, are now advertising for tenders for a plot of land, n a ...

... S&u.i/Cor/y' ill which Maicready anal Miss jtlralcet enacted the principal parts, was brought ott oll olon. dey igihmt at Drury Lane TIheatre, bnd ,tnet wiltl lull tSuce~ss. 1W'e learit from a ])urhan papelrtha thateleveral lattuers of tilte North andl ...

... MEETING OF THE ANTI-CORN- LAW LEAGUE. The fourth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League took place on Wednesday evening in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance of the people was fully as great as on the three preceding occasions. There were as many ladies ...

... any theatre ensprloyig a foreign company during three or four years; whilst her constant attend- anc, at Covent-garden and Drury lane, as accurately reported in Punch, have shown that she was determined to pat onise she artists and productions of her country ...

... THE TYPE FOUNDERS. | TO THE WORKING CLASSES OF LONDON. At an adjourned Delegate Meeting held at the Craven Head, Drury Lane, on Tuesday, October 3rd, 1843, to hear the statement mnade by the Typo Founders of London, a series of long suffering and tyrannical ...

... ignorant upon the subject. Much dolor and lamentation occupy the theatrical world upon the occasion of the shutting-up of Drury Lane, with small pros- pect of its opening again; and Covent Garden bas been fsrsome time closed,with a similar brilliancy of ...

... between persons named Harriet Cooke and Waylett was read in evidence. William Bennett proved that he was a member of the Drury Lane c-mpany for a considerable period, and continues so. In 1819 he was at Coventry, engaged as an actor. Harriet Cooke was ...

... pronounced, on Siturday evelsing, by the ac. elamationsi of one of the largest audiences we have ever seen witihin the walls of Drury Lane Theatre. `he opera chosen for tbis interesting deburt was tile Sappho of Pacini, a piece in which Miss Novello gained the ...