... , was crowded with auditors. Art Union of London.—At the last drawing of prizesof this institution, which took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the number drawn for Mrs. Jenner, of Bridgend, entitles her to a work of art of the value of eighty pounds ; the ...

... persons favourable to the principle of moderate, just, and equal protection to every interest of the state, was held in Drury-lane Theatre. The parties who made up the majority of the audience carried with them a comfortable and well-to-do appearance ...

... great Protection Meeting held in the Hall of Commerce, London, on the Ist of May, held its first meeting on Tuesday, in Drury-lane Theatre, when it was fully and enthusiastically constituted the adoption of the Report of the Committee by one of the most ...

... Warwickshire, expired from cholera. The deceased had been to London on Tuesday week to attend the meeting of the Protectionists Drury lane Theatre, and on his return on the following day complained of slight indisposition. He followed his usual occupations about ...

... He now came to a speech which dealt considerably with the observations which he had made. Sir R. Peel, too, had gone to Drury lane Theatre. (Laughter.) He went into an argument against the abstract principles of protected trade. He did not think that ...

... their gratitude the country. lVi,, Ui. Oocurhenc-k.—On Sunday evening a ...

... age, i of G. W. Sanders, Esq., of the Rolls, K u C eyerb eer'3 new opera, the Prophetess her Ma j esty ' s Theatre \ at Drury-lane Theatre on Wednes- Mr. Kenney, were preceded *rlv adv fi event. The veteran dramatist C theatre was especially opened ' ...

... Sunday evening, about half past eight o'clock, the neighbourhood of Drury-lane was placed in a state of considerable alarm, in consequence of an appalling accident in Charles-street, Drury-lane, the staircase connected with a room used as a temporary chapel ...

... having received numerous offers. M. Jullien prey nted his departure, by a most liberal engagement, the moment the lessee of Drury-lane had resolved to give grand opera. Mr. Reeves sung last season at the Ancient Concerts. Mr Reeves is pure tenore robusto ...

... youth have had a marked Pedro, a play written f W i Pedro the him, and founded or, th> the principal Cruel, was acted at Drury lane , r Jn character being undertaken by f Lord Carnarvon V*j£* acquaintance with elaborate notes, manifesting a acq with Spanish ...

... gentleman, of the name of Prichard, having failed as an actor, settled down into the more useful occupation of stage-manager of Drury Lane Theatre. He had the peculiarity of being an extravagant admirer of celebrity, but the chief idol of his worship was Mr. ...