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... insult and presumption. PROTECTION is dead !—wrote the London Times on Saturday, his text being the recent great meeting at Drury-lane. The Protectionist party has no head, for those who lead it are ashamed of the profession of their creed, and are always ...
... declare The -exli- D bition opened. What other effect cast be pro- P duced by the Great Protectiotnist tiieotings at Drury-lane T heatre aid St. Martit's-htall, the first e resided over by the Duke of Richmontd, tand the a C st by the Earl of Stanhope ...
... voted for the repeal of the seven had done so conscientiously :- charged upon them by the Duke of Richmond en meetinn• at Drury-lane Theatre, and no one it a de'nial; so debased were they, that they Of had assertion. (Shame, shame.) The Duke of M that ...
... stepped into the field, and without taking the laurel from either, honourably shared it with both His first appearance at Drury-lane was on the 10th of October, 1796 in this difficult charac- ter. He was hailed as a genuine actor, and crowned with applause ...
... tinolerate, appmly to THOo. ItIaDSOx, Dlii Quay, Slit's ; or, iii Liverpool, to * On To JtmNDOBBIIN, Braziliatm-builditigs, Drury-lane. that thle STEAM COMMUNTICATfON BNlTWVEEN I 3urg ear,. LIVERPOOL AND) SLIGO. j' oh 'l'he spiletntid and pmowerfutl Steatti-slip ...
... architect, but was induced to relinquish his profession to join a strolling company of Thespians. His first appearance at Drury-lane in October. 1736. He was hailed as a genuine actor, and crowned with applause. In 1805 he was engaged at the Haymarket Theatre ...
... officer accompanies her, as a., volunteer. Mr. THE LATE SIR R. PEEL—We observe it was stated, at the Protectionist meeting in Drury-lane ; last week, by Colonel Kinloch, that the late Sir R. Peel sent Mr. Caird, authon of the work on Nigh Farming, on a roving ...
... make themselves happy. We have no fear of 'e - riotcrs and rebels, doaesttio or foreign. Even the o lI- demonstrators of Drury-lane think the Crystal ?? Palace a pleasant lounge for a fine or rainy day. ire Distressed agriculturists hugely enjoy the show ...
... 2. May 15, ageml it, after at lengthened illness, Georsina wife of James Anderson, REq., lessee of the Theatre-Royal, a Drury-lane. 4h May 19, aged 02, Sarah, wirie of Janins Hlaycock, late of ih Cheater. May 19, in Bruneicick-road, ageid 7I, Jane, relict ...
... Chester. On the I9th instant, after a lengthened illness, aged 39 Georgina, wife ol James Anderson, Esq., lessee of the royal, Drury-lane. On the 18th instant, 53 years, Mr. James Lees, tfesa town. On the 18th instant, at Waterloo, aged years, Mr. Kirby, ed ...
... Durant, late of Stogursey, Somemetshire,, grocer; 4s; by Mn. Lamer, any Tuesday ' or Friday. H. G. Ward, Drownlow-street, Drury-lane, London, march currier; 44; at 2, Ileamstuillutmet, London, any Viedneediy. - Flood and Lott, llonilo, Is M; it Mr. Hirtsrl's ...
... Vicnnese newspapers record the complete success, at the Imperial Opera, of an English vocalist, Miss Rafter, l formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, bvho made a recent ap- a pearance and achieved a decided impression in La Frliva adel lleqr/imnento. I te AWilelbts ...