... months after that event, the Council of the Association had deemed it to be their duty to convene an aggregate meeting in Drury'-lane Theatre, at which the name was changed from Metropolitan to the National Reform Association ; and subsequent events proved ...

... were called mudlarks—end many others half starving; and what was their moral state I—low and depraved. Take one scene in Drury Lane. In nine small rooms lived eighty-four persons, including twenty-three children. Even the cellars were let, and covered ...

... suited to the purpose that can be found iv London. At present, we believe, the intention is to give the entertainment in Drury Lane Theatre, where tables may be laid for eleven or twelve hundred persons. The Reform Club banquet will necessarily be confined ...

... building suited to the purpose that he found in London. At present, we believe, the intention is' to give the entertainment in Drury Lane Theatre. where tables may he laid for eleven or twelve hundred persons The Reform Club banquet will necessarily be confined ...

... Benefit.—After an honourable career of more than half century, Mrs Glover took her leave of the public on Fiiday evening at Drury Lane Theatre, which was opened expressly for the occasion. The principal actors of the liaymarket, the Lyceum, the New Strand ...

... Monday night after a short illness. It will be recollected that on Friday evening last, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury Lane Theatre, she was scarcely able to go through the character of Mrs Malaprop, in the Rivals, and that in some of the scenes ...

... 4EFIT.—After an honourable career of more than half a century, Mrs Glover took her leave of the public on Friday week at Drury Lane Theatre, which was opened expressly for the occasion. The principal actors of the Haymarket, the Lyceum, the New Strand ...

... the parade and strut of royalty on gala | days, which make the inflated actor reward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the paternal benediction, “Bless ye, people! Feel valued power for its real potency ; he knew that he was more powerful ...

... by the parade and strut of royalty on gala days, which made the inflated actor reward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the paternal benediction, Bless ye, my people ! Peel valued power for its real potency ; he knew that he was more ...

... by the parade and strut of royalty on gala days, which made the inflated actor reward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the paternal benediction, Bless ye, my people! Peel .valued power for its real potency ; he knew that he was owe ...

... sth inst. John Loneford Pritchard, Esq., Manager of the York Theatrical Circuit, and late of the Theatres Covent Garden, Drury Lane. and Flittbur,:h. In May last. of cholera, near Neemneh (Bengal Presidency), on his way home to England. in his twenty-third ...

... —At Leeds, John Longford Pritchard, E>q., manager of the York Theatrical Circuit, and late of the theatres Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Edinburgh. G.—At Adare Abbey, county of Limerick, the Earl of Dunraven. 10.—At Barn Elms, the Right lion. Sir Lancelot ...