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... PROTECTION MEETING AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. A meeting of the friend* of the National Association for the Fioteciioo of British Industry and Capital held Tuva Jay, taHve o’clock, Drury Lane Theatre. Among those present on the platform were—the Earl of Malmesbirv ...
... any article that came from abroad tended to displace the same amount of labour at home. He then referred to the meeting at Drury-lane on Tuesday, and alluded to Lord Malmesbury’s statement, that there were formerly 382,000 pair of gloves Imported, and now ...
... erc.ai colonial, luanufscturiinr, and shipping interests, atH the principle of Protection, was held in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for the purpose of receiving the the provUioiml cominitte* appointed the meeting it* Hall of Commerce, in the City London ...
... determination spreading gradually through the ranks of all people that will soon raise a limit to endurance. The meeting at Drury-lane was one of t he most in- fluential ever held in the metropolis short of the na- tional senate. From all parts of the Empire ...
... out of the great pro- tection meeting held in the Hall of Commerce on the Lst May, held its first meeting on Tuesday, in Drury Lane Theatre, when it was fully and enthusiastically constituted by the adoption of the report of the committee by one of the ...
... such a course was palpably a disingenuous trick, and though it may have passed muster and contributed lo “stage eflect” at Drury Lane Theatre, it will not fail lo be regarded in very different light by those who value truth and fair argument. As regards ...
... upon wh.it is taking place in our home manufactures, in consequence of some remarks which fell from Lord Malmesbury the Drury lane meeting yesterday. It is reported that his Lordship said, in order to show that particular branch of manufacture was declining ...
... until after the harvest. There was one other subject to which he would allude. A very important meeting had been held in Drury- lane Theatre, Loudon, of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry and Capital. The Times had paid them ...
... On Tuesday, the 26th June, this committee presented report immense gathering from all parts of the country assembled in Drury Lane Theatre. Many of tbe noblemen and gentlemen were greeted with loud applause at they took their seats on the platform; but ...
... •pile of the ** security” which is offered by Mr Hume’s plan of reform.” One of the resolutions passed the great meeting in Drury Lane Theatre last week was the following:— That from the peculiar circumitsoces attending the last general election, and the ...
... Warwickshire, expired i from cholera. The deceased had been to London Tuesday last to attend the meeting of the protection- isls Drury-lane Theatre, and on his return on the following day complained of slight indisposition. Hej followed his usual occupations about ...
... policy, they become more unequivocal in their demand for an alternalive which as often been l indistinctlv hinted at. At Drury lane Theatre, the e . other day, Lord 31almesbury seems to havespoken out in plain terms * what farmers, throughout the country ...