... colonial, manufacturing, anti shipping interests, and favourable to the principle of protection, was lied in the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, or the purpose of receiving the report of the provisional committee, appointed at the meeting held at the Hall of Commerce ...

... the National Association tor the Protection of British Industry and Capital, was held on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, in Drury lane theatre, the Duke of Richmond in the chair. Among those present on the platform were-the Earl of Malmesbury, Earl Stanhope ...

... bid of their orators, Mr. Bevan, and others, were va- riously invited: and Mr. Freshfield, who figured so gal- lantly at Drury-lane, was non est inventus at this crisis. So the city Conservatives had to put up with Lord John Manners, an amiable young ...

... association, and wipe away the charge of apathy of which it has been too justly accused. Among the many eloquent apcakcrs at Drury Lane, our neighbour, Mr. Booker, of Yelindrc, was highly distinguished. His speech produced a most powerful effect; to the great ...

... oilier what is honest must actuate men engaged in such warfare. After publishing a garbled report of the proceedings at Drury Lane, the Timea asserts that uo allusion was made ti> what he considers the immediate causes of agricultural dis- tress, namely ...

... expired from cholera on Monday. The deceased had been to London on 'Tuesday, to attend the meeting of the protectionists in Drury lane Theatre, and on his retorts on the following day complained of slight indisposition. He followed his usual occupations about ...

... information received from Messrs. Smith, he went at twelve o clock on Saturday last to tbe Kent Hotel, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, where be waited, giving directions that should any person call for R.W.S. he should be shown into the room, and in a short ...