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... are told, is dead : but ere long the Delegates will assenmble from every County in Great Bri- tain, und make the walls of Drury Lane, or Covent Garden, re-echo throughiout the length and breadth of the Agricul . tural districts. That it is a lively corpse ...
... proceed in the cause that now appears certain to achieve success. A grand meeting of Protectionists is fixed ior May ]1st, at Drury Lane Theatre. .; -- ...
... expected a testimonial in the form of a service Sf |pllate, or an invitation to dinner, or to the great meetifli to be held at Drury Lane on the twenty-ninth1 instants '5 not quite clear; butt a boon of £150,000 does ?? profuse thlanks, when far larger sums ...
... Society be strong~ly recomumended to attend the Great YMeeting of the National AssoCiation, to be held at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, on Tueciday, the 2.9thr A~ril.-Anvrierson desirous of attending can obtain Free' admnission irickets into the Theatre ...
... Friends of Protection to British In- a dustri, be RECOMMENDED to ATTEND the GREAT S PROrECTIONIST MEETING, to be held in DRURY LANE THEATRE, on TUESDAY, the 29th April inst., P instead of the Ist of May). His GRACE THE DUICEOF ob kICHsoND, K.G., will ...
... Or Evoluirb 20itrizal. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1851. The meeting at Drury-lane Theatre of the National Association for the Protection of British Industry, is a cheering sign of the times, and gives abundant promise that the period is not far distant when the ...
... •ection of Industry and Capital .throughout the lintisli Empire” held it* second anniversary meeting in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. At 1 o'clock dense crowd of persons, the great majority of whom appeared to be substantial yeomen, besieged the avenues ...
... GreatProtectionist~emoutraation I IN DRURY-LANE THEATRIE On Tuesday, thle. National Association for the Protec- tion of Industry and Capital throughout the British Em- pieheld its second anniversary meeting in the Theatre RoaDrury-lane. At 11 o'clock ...
... should be at his post, batostating tlsat indispositionwtsuld preveotbhis attenodance, Sit had done at the late ineeting at Drury. lane Theatre. Captain Gladsatone, regretting it would be out of his Pouter to attend, but tenelering his best thatnks to the ...
... PUNISHMENT The Protectionists feel 1 bound aflurd umusenieul to the public in this great holiday . S nee they amused the town Drury-lane, and «*ad been turned loose, writing, which seemed import a prevalent desire for .. c™ Trade and Starvation.” But the mystery ...
... with the paulie. , our lit ion which 1 think deserves to known. ...
... He could but feel the conviction fore- mn ing itself upon his mind that that demonstration, like the Io magnifcent one at Drury Lane, and others in various parts .r- of the kingdom, were proving the fact not only that pro. at teetion was not dead-not only ...