... p e f or positively three nights only, the celebrated CHINESE JUGOLEKS ; the troupe that appeared at the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane, in the Spring 1854, and who have just returned from successful tour through Eranoe. Doors open at seven, and commence half-past ...

... the charge, replied, Not a hap'orth, sir. John Broome, the pugilist, who cut his throat the Wrekin Tavern, Broad-cornt, Drury-lane r London, on Thursday week, had been drinking very deeply latterly- Mr. Tite, of tne Administrative Reform movement, is ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. The fir?t meeting of this association was held on Wednesday night I in Drury-lane Theatre. The admission was by ticket* only, and , shortly after the doors were opened the boose was crowded in every part. Among the gentlemen ...

... quantity of stock coming to town the South-Eastern South-Western Railways is comparatively small. On Thursday evening, Drury-lane Theatre was crowded every part members and friends of tho Administrative Reform Association. The admission was ticket. The ...

... ADMINISTRATm; ASSOCIATION. The first meeting of this Association was held on Wednesday night, in Drury Lane Theatre. The admission was by tickets only, and shortly after the doors were opened the house was crowded in every part. Among the gentlemen on ...

... not of short ilnrfttioo. bal would linger on. Some remarks were interposed Colonel Easasiuii, relating lo a late meeting Drury lane Theatre. Sir S. Nobtbcote, observing that Mr. Layard had pointed out any effectual remedy for the evil* had exposed in ihe ...

... those who supported the motionas it was the preceding Wednesday evening, at an exclusive meeting of the Association, at Drury-lane Theatre, where speakers were prepared to speak on one «ide, and no one was allowed to oppose them. That a host of round ...

... Bond-street, at Garraway’s, on Friday. The bnildings cost the Marquis upwards of £50,000. Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, became the purchaser. On Thursday week, a flock of sheep which had bfcen clipped and turned into Geld at Clcnchwardcn ...

... in many of them the hon. member had been either mistaken or misinformed. Lord Palmerston accused Mr. Layard of stating at Drury Lane, in regard to his jesting with the sufferings of the people, what was altogether untrue. The noble lord then went at some ...

... few words in answer to a charge which had been brought against him by the hon. member (Mr. Layard) the recent meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, and he would first say that many person's had been represented as being there who were not at the meeting at all ...

... science at all -were utterly and diametrically the re.cmo the truth. (1 heers.) 1 shall say more about the Hie house rose six Drury-lane private theatricals. (Renewed cheers and laughter.) Tnursaay, June -i- The noble lord then denied that had formed his Government ...

... Adminulralion.—Mr. W. S. I indsav then rose and entered into lengthened statemem order to show that all that he had suted Drury lane was correct, and that he had not uttered nothing but virulent untruths, was asserted by Admiral Berkeley. The lion, member ...