... aronths had eltpsed after our oseeting In lhis place before we fel It to be otrr duty to convene to sogregale meeting in Drury-lane Theatre. Ily this time it had become evident that the feelintg in favollr of reform, which had been displayed theotgboat ...

... depriving the treble ex-mayor of the privilege of wit- t° nessing the dinner, even in ?? News. TEMPERANCE DEGONSTRATION AT DRURY-LANE THATaTR.-Last Monday evening, a numerous meeting of the friends and advocates of temperance principles took place at this ...

... . 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. _ ?? ...

... 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. ...

... ce. Parte of the wreck have bean washed ashore at at Falmouth, Bridport, &c. It is intended to have a performance is e- Drury-lane Theatre for the benefit of the widows and orphanS. The 1 I sabscriptions at preeent amount to between £3,000 and £&4,000 ...

... ltre crowded state of the mseeting, and suggested that tiss next annual nueatiog of the eassn dalatso should be held in Drury-lane Thseatre. (Aplanso.) lie found that after three or four years' agitation of the question of Free Tiride in La'icaostire ...

... mers, both in and out of that House, at the farmers' club, re on the bustIngs, at dinners, and in Drury-lane. (A laugb.) Hte remembered going to Drury-lane incog. (a lnugh) and hearing Lord Malmesbury make a most furious Protectionist speech, ongw iith ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. eii( MEETING IN DRURY-LANE. evi 31 The AdminiistrattiveI1-tefoaniiAssociation convenied a meeting for last Wednesday evening, in Drury-lane, to C2 hear addresses from M~r. \V. S. Liudlay, M.P., Mr. t Lay-ard, M.P., anid Mr. Tite ...

... iurpossible to do so. TIE DRURY-LANE MEETINiG. Mr. LINDSAY thenr entered into a ln-er statement in reply to a charge of Admiral Berkeley that tre facts he had stated in his last speech at the Administrative Reformit Ineet- lug in Drury-lane theatre were ?? virulent ...

... the latter losing its Coll chief effect by the abseisce of the three military bands the which filledthe orchestras at Drury-lane and Covent-garden.. eeh One of the usost effective pieces was the Troika, or I'bs- jlS sian. Carriage Sollg, composed ...

... do, compatibly with their own ultimate advantage. I I i, was in November last, that the society fixed upon 'Wild-court, Drury-lane, as a suitable locality for f their operations. It contained thirteen houses, stand- ing in a court 16 feet wide, and having ...

... CROFT, LEEDS. Mia la oe LabaLrere axnd her trouple of lionis, lionesses, tigers. bea^rs. &c., froai the. TheA tre Royal, Drury-lane, are engaged for six nights, by ir. %v. S. Theme, the lessee. They will ulnvke their first appearasce in Leeds, and fourth ...