... in h y the animal came into violent collision withe 'ne of E Masers. Sotnsby's coa-waggeons, which was frossing d 'afrom Drury-lane to museum-street, 'the gentleman S( wa sthrown en the top of his hea w si e lcerated in a dreadful manner, and bef e wag- ...

... . I have been attending some of the largest temperance meetings in the city. A great demonstration is to be held at the Drury-lane Theatre next Monday, where several M.P.'s are to speak. _ ?? ...

... evidence affect- mu f ing the life or liberty of another. Oh e The most important public meeting of the week has been that in Drury-lane Theatre, against the obnoxious Window Tax. There y was a strong muster of M. P.'s present, who d all spoke out upon the ...

... affect- makl t ing the life or liberty of another, OhsA e The most important public meeting of the week has been that in Drury-lane Theatie, r. against the obnoxious Window Tax. There y was a strong muster of M. P. 's present, who d all spoke out upon ...

... ABOLITION OF THE WINDOW TAX. ie _ of A public meeting of the inhabitants of West- it min ter was held on Wednesday in Drury-lane is Tlioatre, to consider the proposal for the uncondi- [e tional repeal of the window tax. Viscount Dun- s- can, M.P., presided ...

... ABOLITION OF THE WINDOW TAX. I ds A public weeting of the inhabitants ~of West- IV ~e;Minster was held on Wednesday in Drury-lane IrTIeatre, to consider the proposal for the uncondi- si had tional repeal of the window tax. Viscount Dun-PO did ea, MP. ...

... affect- m, f. ing the life or liberty of another. a t The most important public meeting of the me 1w week has been that in Drury-lane Theatre, v' against the obnoxious Window Tax. There 'y was a strong muster of M. P.'s present, who Id all spoke out upon ...

... wtakingplaceandpetitionsthat are being presented for the Repeal of the Window Tax. On Wednesday, the immense Theatre of Drury-lane was crowded to suffocation; a noble lord presided, and other noble lords and members of Parliamentwere present to enforce ...

... 1 ' this vwould be seoling us to the middle classiC. X What nonsensee About a fort- f nihlitago, at a mecting hreld at Drury-lane d Theatre for the repeal of the window tax, one of the Esxecutive was glad that that there was ,a quertio on which all could ...

... d of from isis friend, W. C. Macready.M. imt 'hi le wvas Mr. Macready's stage manager bath at CoveWt e~ garden and at Drury-lane. and in him ws conifided ft C. the entire business of the late benefit which took ri le place so satisfactorily, Ile is ...

... from his friend, W. C. 'Macready. Mr. Wilmotot b gle was Mr. Macreedy's stage manager beith at Covent- h'garden and at Drury-lane. and in h im was confided ft dc- the entire business of the late benefit which took rs rhe piace so satisfactorily. ?? is ...

... PROTECTIONIST MEETING IN LONDON. A GREAT gathering took place at Drury Lane -Theatre, on Tuesday last, in celebration of the second anniversary of the National Association for the Pro- tection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire. ...