... CELEBRATED DKU.M POLKA. The Peifomiance which attracted this ricasun most Crowded Audiences ever usscmblea at the Iheatrc Uuyai, Drury Lane. Prices.—Front Seals, 45.; Promenade. 2*. 6.1. Tickets to had at 31r. Music Warehouse, 46, High direct. Doors open One o’clock ...

... DRUM POLKA, The Performance of which attracted this Season the most Crowded Audiences cter assembled the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ween the Parts .of the Concerts will be performed JI’LLIEN’S NEW ARRANGEMENT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. • GOD SAVE TH E E N,” ...

... DRUM POLKA. The Performance of which attracted this Season the most Crowded Audiences ever assembled at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Between the Parts of the Concerts will be performed M. JCLLIE.VS NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. “GOD SAVE THE ...

... DRUM POLKA. The Performance which attracted this Season the most Crowded Audiences ever assembled at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Between the Parts of llie Concerts will performed M. JULLIKN’S NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. GO SAVE Q U E N ...

... Art-Union of London.—The annual general meeting the subscribers of the Art-Union of London was held on Tuesday last in Drury lane Theatre, for the purpose of receiving the council's report, and for the distribution of the amount subscribed for the purchase ...

... and.Prince Albert, accompanied the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, honoured the performance of the German opera at Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Monday evening. Father Mathews life was insured some years ago for several thousand pounds ...

... her alighting at EHkc- Thi. e.eoini! tile gui.n, Ktuinmtd Prince Albert, will hunour with her presence the Simian Opera at Drury Lane. After luncheon to-morrow, I Royal Family will leave town for House, Isle It' W ight; WI,, :lurn Buckingham Palace in me ...

... secretary. A meeting of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital was held this day Drury-lane Theatre, the Duke of Richmond the chair. The attendance is described by the Sun as numerous and respectable, but scarcely ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. To the Editor of the Worcester Journal. S' »—1 perceive wlih considerable surprise, by the reports of the proceedings at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner, that allusion was made ihercai tlis Grace ihc Duke of Beaufoit and by Mr ...

... division a majority 74.—Adjourned. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PROTECTION OF NATIVE INDUSTRY. Yesterday a meeting took place in Drury Lane Theatre, the Duke of Richmond in the chair, to receive the report of the Provisional Committee appointed last month to form ...

... Government next protection meeting held in the Hall of Commerce, on the on> Ist May. held its first meeting yesterday week, in Drury Lane Theatre, when it was fully and enthusiastically conoir G. Grey said, the result of a careful consulera- ||tuted by the adoption ...

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