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... Edward Howard, M.P. for Horsham, son of the Duke of Norfolk. It has been resolved to hold a grand Protectionist meeting in Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday, May Ist, the second anniversary of the National Association. The monster decanter from France, intended ...
... relation of life. —Biniiinijham I‘uprr, Protectionism. —The grand demonstration in favour of Protection to take place in Drury.lane Theatre, the 29ih Inst, was originally intended lot May Ist. but changed avoid collision with the opening of the Great ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. GREAT PROTECTION IST MEETING AT The National Association for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire held their second meeting yesterday (Tuesday) in Drury Lane Theatre. Long before the hour appointed for ...
... Radicals, they *• got up a riot.” Again, the meeting Edinburgh last week, and the munster meeting in the metropolis, at Drury Lane Theatre, yesterday, were equally decisive indications of the national determination. The numbers present at each (as well ...
... counteract, and defeat tbe Protectumsti'aritauaa* But (continued Voung) could they get such meeting that which bad jsal ben led Drury Lane Theatre! Could they get togeUrriwti I meeting that which was assembled (bit Hal: fCos lof No, oo.J knew they could not ...
... ouk ' i «*i,;‘r cannot dem.il t(v.t f.rmrr. .tale coouderaliW Mferio, -Th * Oil. of considerable acroerf.- number at the Drury Lane «.»*. p,t ‘w. the room of two reasonable » ll ...
... that they fell deeply that which they stood boldly forward to express. Edinburgh bad given evidence of (bis feeling, and Drury Lane bad borne unmistakeable testimony to it. And among the provincial gatherings wbicb bad taken place there were none which ...
... union. —Bath Journal. The Worcestebsuire Pbotectiok Meeting. —The dinner gteen to Mr. O. F. Young, at W'orceater. since the Drury Lane meeting, is one of a aeries moat unmiaiakeable proofs that the spirit of the Protectionist body is gaining ground throughout ...
... and earthenware, supposed to have been used for domestic purposes by the ancient Assyrians. Mr. Anderson's lesseeship of Drury Lane Theatre has ended in insolvency: he is now an inmate of the Queen's Prison, preparing to go through the Insolvent Debtors ...
... was a great favourite Mrs. Garrick, the widow of the celebrated actor. Whenever it was desirable that a new performer at DrUry-lane should make a hit, the committee used to bring the venerable old lady out to her private box, to say he reminded her of ...
... with a pistol in a fit of temporary lunacy. He was largely concerned the cheese trade. Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, was again i.rought be.ore the Chief Insolvent Commissioner this morning, and after some further proceedings regarding ...
... successful Dramatic and Operatic Writer. The Music by Chas. W. Glover, Scenery by J. C. Jones, Scenic Artist the Theatre RoyaL Drury Lane. Dresses by Mrs. Hoggins, of the Princess* Theatre. Admission—Front Seats, 2s. 6rf.; Numbered and Reserved, 35.; Second ...