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... nation generally is in a sound condition, despite the many drawbacks of the two pre. sinus years. The tomfoolery enacted in Drury Lane on Tuesday week will be written in band, as far as its bearing fruit. Everywhere we leant, that wages are advancing in the ...
... standard of determined op should hi' raised acauist this delusive -'lris, and ;flat! Are or to perceive fly the report it the Drury Lane meeting under whore Roe:ore%, nue! with what hopes, the struggle will be made. A National Siwiety for the Protection of ...
... distinct proposal for the restoration of the corn law or for any thing else. He knows better. His only aim, like that of the Drury Lane performance of last week, to bamboozle the farmers, and keep them from running after financial or electoral reform. We should ...
... which we have repeatedly urged, and which was prominently brought forward several of tbe speakers at the great meeting tt Drury-lane theatre, on the 26th ult., that the legislative changes had reduced the wages of lab mr. and the profits of trade, in much ...
... order to vary the Entertainments as much as possible, A Oil ATI A Miss VEX POU f. Oil ATT Mr. (Prom the late Theatres ItotM Drury Lane and Lucent , \V. MONTAGUE, ( From the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.) SINGING DANCING. WILL ANl> A GRAND UJSRLA V of Ft U'OltKS ...
... , expired from cholera. The deceased hail been to London on Tuesday last 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 ...
... from cholera. The deceased had neen to London on the previous Tues- day to attend the meeting of the Protectionists in Drury- lane Theatre, and on bis return on the following day com- plained of slight indisposition. He followed bis usual occupations ...
... Engagement^ for PANTOMIME and BALLET: MR. THOS. MATTHEWS, The Unrivalled CLOWN, from the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and v ausball. MR. CORMACK, Th» CELEBRATED HARLEUUIN and COMIC DANC6B, from the Surrey Theatre oral Vaushall MB. NAYLOR ...
... Bookteller, usual. The MANAGER respectfully meat with that emiuent Actor, engage- MB. ANDERSON, {From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) Who will make his First Appearance ON MONDAY EVENING, I6th JULY, IN OTHELLO. ...
... river withio the lit ner by the lies told aboat the great meeting in said, and of al) other incident charges in or about Drury-lane Theatr, apt the wretched attempt at extrica- xtended thom fro a by characterisin: of for the enaulmy yeer, and to mascee ...
... evening lessee has the patronage of the Members for the Itnrou ch and Monday evening. Mr. Anderson, from the Theatre Kov al. Drury Lane, males his first appearance in Mr. Davenport’s spirit and pood taste in catering for the public amusement, entitle him to ...
... PAWSEYTS, BookSeet ~usual. W The MANAGER respectfully ?? gagement with that eminent Actor, r ANDY from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who Will first appearance on Monday Eveni, the 16t OTHELLO. DaSDEMONA, Miss DAV e O r. . ?? SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1849. ...