... upon friendly evidence. Oct this principle it is that we prefer taking a description of the great Protectionist meeting at Drury-lane Theatre from an ultra Free-trade journal, to citing one from an organ of the Protectionist party. What the character of ...

... that charge —(hear.) It the Anti-corn Law League made speeches in Covent-garden, surely the Protectionists made speeches in Drury-lane—(hear, hear.) If the members of the Anti-corn Law League carried their speeches at times beyond the bounds of discretion ...

... great magnitude.— Mr. Isaac Butt, who so appropriately represented the Irish section of (be party the recent exhibition in Drury-lane Theatre, is even more explicit than the other orators, fur he laid it down as proposition ca- J of demonstration, that hundreds ...

... eschews the Protectionists on Tuesday, and attends to play the courtier on Thursday. The absence of Mr. Disraeli from the Drury-lane boards has also called forth coftunent. It is really strange that the Protectionist leaders should have left the task of ...

... for the Protection of Industry and Capital British Empire’* held its second anniversary meeting, in the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. At eleven o’clock, a dense crowd of persons, the great majority whom appeared to be substantial yeomen, besieged the avenues ...

... stepped Into the field, and without taking the laurel from either. honorably shared it with both. It,. torsi oppearance at Drury-lane was on the tittle of October, in this difficult chancier. He was hailed as a genuine •etor, and crowned with applause. In ...

... Dowton stepped into the field, and without taking the laurel fro either, honorably shared it with both. His Out appearance at Drury-lane was On the 10th of October, 1796, In this ttlgoult character. He was hailed as a genuine actor, and crowned with applause ...

... last year’s Ea*ter|*pert*rle. the 1 Ring, in the same style of excellence aa that in which Ariel ia put upon the stage, at Drury lane Theatre. The revival of Rodwell'a pantomime baa proved bit for the management. Her Majestv’s Thbatkb. —The next novelty ...

... W. King. Mr. Collins. Mr. Horncastle. Mr*. Wood (the Celebrated Operatic Vocalist.) Mrs D. W. King (of the Theatreßoyal. Drury-lane.) Signor Santiago (of the Italian Opera.) Signor Boillni (of the Italian Italian ()p*-ra ) Signora (of tho Italian Opera ...

... Mr. D. W. King. Mr. Collins. Mr. Horncastle. Mrs. Wood (the Celebrated Operatic Vocalist.) Mrs. D. King (of the Theatreßoyal.Drury-lane.) Signor Santiago (of the Italian Opera.) Signor Boilioi (of the Italian U{»era.) Signor Torelli (of the Italian Opera ...

... laic 0 of the theatre. The admirers of pantomime will learn with regret the death Mr. Chorine Stilt, the well-known clown Drury lane .1 1 Safer . .. Wel.•; whose funeral at Penton. die, on Sat or• . attracted crowd of nearly thousand 1,01,4. Bugle 114 and ...

... Smith (of the ?? Vocalist). E dinburgh Concerts, Nieces Mrs. D. W. King (of the tW the Countess of Essex). Theatre Royal, Drury-lane) bliss Sara Flower (of the Ita- Signor Santiago (of the Ita- lian Opera). lian Opera). Madame DAlberti (of the Signor Boilini ...