... unequivocally expressed. The fallacies of the Protectionist journals, of the orators who so recently declaimed on the boards of Drury lane Theatre, or on the Parliamentary stage, that a reaction had taken place in the public mind, have thus been exhibited in ...

... between those who effect and those who do not.—Lliza Cook's Journal. Kenney, the veteran dramatist, takes a benefit St Drury. lane ThEatre, on Wednesday next, under special patronage of her Majesty and Prince Albert. ome of the most popular names in the ...

... PrefererO, York, Newcastle, and Berwick (G. N. E. Purehasee or Prefer • Kenney, the veteran dramatist, takes a h eneg !tb P; Drury lane Theatre, on Wednesday next, speci patron a ge of h er M a j es t y an d P r i n ce Some of the most po u p u l ar names ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The doors of Old Drury were opened last night for the benefit of Mr. Kenney, the author of Sweethearts and Wives and many other successful pieces, The entertainments, which were of a very attractive nature, ed and supported by the ...

... and said, Now I shall proceed to answer the speeches—made when ? at Drury-lane—(Hear, hear, and laughter). Now, if the Right Hon. Gentleman wished to answer speeches made at Drury-lane, he should himself appear on those boards. Very distinguished characters ...

... eight o'clock, during the celebration of Vespers at the Roman Catholic Chapel, formerly a coach factory, Charles-street, Drury-lane, the chapel being excessively crowded, and a great number of persons, principally children, standing on the gallery stairs ...

... of the futility of their efforts, have held back, are now ready to put their shoulders to the wheel The great meeting at Drury-lane must have convinced the most sceptical that t he country party is by far the most influential, and that it requires but ...

... eight o'clock, during the celebration of Vespers at the Roman Catholic Chapel, formerly a coach factory, Charles-street, Drury-lane, the chapel being excessively crowded, and a great number of persons, principally children, standing on the gallery stairs ...

... of the futility of their efforts, have held back, are now ready to put their shoulders to the wheel The great meeting at Drury-lane must have convinced the most sceptical that the country party is by far the most influential, and that it requires but the ...

... Current History may be considered as such. In that the writer crows over wl?at he calla the great Protectioni.t meeting at Drury-lane, and foretela the speedy downfal of the Free-trade Government. The article on railways is continued, and is to be concluded ...

... unequivocally expressed. The fallacies of the Protectionist journals, of the orators who so recently declaimed on the boards of Drury-lane Theatre, or on the Parliamentary stage, that a reaction had taken place in the public mind, have thus been exhibited in ...

... of the futility of their efforts, have held back, are now ready to put their shoulders to the wheel. The great meeting at Drury-lane must have convinced the most sceptical that the country party is by far the most influential, and that it requires but the ...