... arisen out ofthe great Protection meeting held in the Hall of Commerce on the lst of May, held its first meet- yesterday, in Drury-lane Theatre, when it was fully and enthusiastically constituted by the adoption of the Re- port of the Committee by one of the ...

... the purpose of restoring to society females discharged from Warwick Gaol or Bridewell. At the important meeting held in Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday last, for the Protection of British Capital and Industry, there were present, amongst other gentlemen ...

... will continue to honour him as a prophet, or follow him as a guide, in another session. After the preliminary meeting in Drury Lane, we were led to expect that a ne system of economic policy was about to be pro- pounded, which would supersede all the science ...

... received the sympathetic permission of the house to proceed with this new system of exhausting logic, had gone immediately to Drury-lane Theatre (a laugh), instead of referring to a single observation had made, or refuting single dogma he had propounded. The ...

... morning, hurried on, it may be presumed, by the excitement attendant upon the preparations for the contemplated benefit at Drury-lane Theatre in the evening. Mr. Kenny had reached a very advanced age, and for some years past had been in a declining slate ...

... disclose greater and greater beauties of richness, variety, and consummate skill in tbe production of instrumental effects. Drury-Lane Theatre.—The performances on Wednesday night, for tile benefit of Mr. Kenney, were preceded, by a most melancholy event ...

... Gcorgiana Neville.—This morning, James Kenney, Esq., the well-known dramatic author. The deceased was about to take a benefit at Drury-lane theatre in the evening, and his death is attributed to the excitement consequent upon the necessary preparations. IMPERIAL ...

... residence, at the Globe. One woman was killed, and thirty less injured, the fall of staircase of f Chapel in Duke-street, Drury-lane, on SunJ'*.' To take Ink out of Linen. —Wives pleasure, that to take a piece of tallow, melt spotted part of the linen into ...

... Oldridge's Balm. The Gkrat Aggrkgatk Meeting thi Parmamßntary and Financial Rkporm Association was held on Monday evening, in Drury-lane Theatre. The house was filled to overflowing ; about 5,000 it is supposed were present. A number of elegantly-dressed ladies ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. The first aggregate meeting of the Reform League, of which Sir J. Walmsley ie president, was beld in Drury Lane Theatre on Menday night. The attendance was enormous, every corner of the building being crowded. The platform was occupied ...

... Woodbouse is not insured. The fire is supposed to It was privately stated at Vienna, th week are confi ned to the Great Drury Lane | sey refu Duke. tograph of the former, in Alcester Street, on Tuesday next. On the condemned woman's hand over a lighted ...

... Parliamentary and Financial Association.—The first aggregate meeting of this association was held ou Monday evening at Drury-lane Theatre. There was a large attendance ; the preponderance, as is usual in meetings of that description, being on the side ...