... Nassau Balloon on division police-station, Bow-street, that riot had Monday evening, accompanied by party gentlebroken out in Drury-lane; forty constable* of the men, effected safe descent the lawn in frontof the reserve were deepatched, who found between three ...

... Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association after existing a year, found so many assurances of eo-operstioii, that meeting Drury Lane Theatre in 1849. they changed their name from Metropolitan to National, ana from that time to the f. resent, and others ...

... pantomimes, but it does not appear from their critiques that one was much better than another. an address at the opening of Drury-lane, Ur. Bunn said: Formerly there used to sit in the orchestra of this theatre a foreigner, who played the bassoon. In his ...

... reaches Madrid alive, will never cross the sets again. , . Negotiations have been entered into to obtain performance at Drury Lane Theatre under the most illustrious patronage for the benefit of the fund for the relief of sufferers the loss of the Amazon ...

... to £70,000 —(cheers.) Since the League was reconstructed it was certain they had heard very little of processions up to Drury-lane. He believed that building was now oe had very low indeed. And there was not much said about Protection now at the Carlton ...

... his office. He has been too much accustomed to the roaring publicity of the Protection Society, and to demonstrations at Drury-lane, lie quite forfeits bis reputation for tact, if he ever had one. It is said, indeed, that be has tome hopes of redeeming ...

... AMERICAN EQUESTRIAN TROUPE, and i numerous Stud of beautiful HORSES, which created such great sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London, and Bingley Hall, Birmingham, WILL OPEN, THE RIDING SCHOOL, HUDDERSFIELD, Os MONDAY NEXT, Deeemker 20, POSITIVELY ...

... lordship was born a colonist—in Boston.— Weekly News. On Saturday night Mr. Jullien gave the last of his farewell concerts at Drury-lane theatre, previous to his departure for America. Every part of the house was densely crowded. Meetings were held last week ...

... time coming. 11a ! said I, here is London about to awake from her slumber. shall demonstrative once more, demonstrative in Drury-lane, in Crown and Anchors, in Dolphins, in Marquis of Ciranbys. I saw“in my mind’s eye, Horatio—l saw his grace, him of Richmond ...

... and dashing; the time is well marked and the melodies popular. They have been performed nightly with great applause in the Drury Lane pantomime. seen other sets called Dame Durden Quadrilles, but thfffy published Messrs. Cocks and Co. are the set. The Gipsy ...

... division is bounded south the third, west the second, north part of Oxford-street, High-street, and Broad-street; cast by Drury-lane, Wych-lanc, Ncwcastlc-street, and Arundel-street; the Thames bounds the rest of the division. It includes the government ...

... instruction in dancing these quadrilles could obtained of the gentleman who was lately walking with his head downwards at Drury-lane. Shading the Eyes —Some people cover their eyes with green or other shades when anything is the matter with them. This is ...