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... THE BULL FROG CONCERT AT DRURY LANE, American travellers tell us, with great gusto, of the very singular enjoyment they derivefrom the croaking of lhige numbers of frogs in swamps at certain hours of the night. They are called, webelieve, bull- frog ...
... THE BULL FROG CONCERT AT DRURY LANE. lI- American travellers tell us, with great I gusto, of the very singular enjoyment they , derive from the croaking of large numbers of e frogs in swamps at certain hours of the night. They are called, we believe, ...
... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 'FOR THME PRO- TECT10N OFINDUSTRY AND. OAPfTdf. irh daseeioiation was hl~ed in Drury Lane Theatre, which was crowded toexcess in every corder long before the hour namned for the commencement of nt the proceedings (twelve o'clock) ...
... THE PRO.I TEPTMON OF INDUSTRY AND CAPITAL. : _ I On Tuesday the second anniversary meeting of this association was held in Drury Lane Theatre, which was crowded to excess in every corner long before the hour named for the commencement of It the proceedings ...
... iseamen, and Mr. Martin Jude for the miners. The t txecutive Council tl sit once every fortnight, and to meet at tbe Ship Inn, Drury-lane, Cloth-markets o Neweastle-upon-Tyne. Mr. Jude to begeneraltrea- surer; Mr. Chalk, general ?? secre- tary; and Mr. Smith ...
... seamen, and Mr. Martin Jude for the miners. The ?? Council to sit once every fortnight, and, - to meet at the Ship Inn, Drury-lane, Cloth-market, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Mr. Judetobegeneraltrea- tsurer; Mr. Chalk, general corresponding secre- tary; and Mr ...
... residence, n Horrby, a few minutes hefore twelve o'clock on the I- night of the 17th inst. yM A nsghtof N'ets loe3seeshiP of Drury-lane Thea- 'Atre hasnded in insolvency; lie is now an inimate io tre haueen's rison, preparing to go through the Itaulyont Dbtots' ...
... in his career connected, as musical director, e with the leading London theatres, and at one period tI -was the leesee of Drury-lane Theatre in conjunctionb ,, with Captain Poihill. i .TEIE FeOaeS MaoUER,-On Monday two men, d a named Robert Ilurd (alias ...
... express himself in a language with which he was better acquainted. A communication was received p from the solicitor of the Drury-lane Theatre Coin- mittee, from the tenor of whic c there is little | dooon' that it can be obtained for the holding of l She ...
... his career conrnected,, as musical director, le with the leading London theatres, and at orie period en was the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre in conjunction re with Captain Polhill. h Tea Faosia MUaoaa-On Monday two men, T named Robert Herd (alias Frome ...
... perhaps, preher to ex tees himself in alanguage vilh which bewas acqiaitmi d. A ?? was receivei fruto the solicitor of the Drury-lane Theatre Cam- mittee, from the tenor of which tee 15litl dw~t't that it can be obtained for til holding Of M the proposed ...
... difficulty, however, has been eXpe- , rienced in procuring a suffliciently spacious building for the banquet. The solicitor of Drury Lane Theatre having declined to let the building for that purpose. It is probable the committee will, ulti- I mately, be obliged ...