... machinery, which has ruined the demand for labour, biuoe Mr. Bright left Durham be has not been inactive, inasmuch has visited Drury Lane Theatre—to every one but the known parties connected with the league it was closed. Afterwards he went to Devonport, where ...

... 600.000 per day these, if sold at the rate of fur sou, will yield tbe manufacturer profit of 401 per day At meeting of the Drury Lane General Coramittee on Tuesday, according the Post, the Earl Glengall in the chair, disapprobation was expressed because ...

... upholder’s of England I hellish tyranny, will do their utmost cause a I diminution of our * sinews of war.' ROYAL VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE Tbe visit of Her Mahouty in State for the time three three yean haa thrown kind parte ing lustn* over wwon generally ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. TERMINATION OF MR. MACREADY'B MANAGEMENT. This house domd Wednesday but, and was fully crowded the Monday, when her Majsrty the Queen and Prince Albert attended ; and if Mr. Mscready could not ** lay down his office’* without feeling ...

... ! —Liverpool Standard. Dai rv-lane Theater.— lt rumoured that Mr. Harley and Mr. T. Cooke are to haw the management of Drury-lane Theatre next season, hut we cannot vouch fur the truth of the report. A regular edit has taken place between the and she ...

... candle and candlestick, like some unhappy wight out to penance. On Iteing awoke told them that he was stone-mason living in Drury-lane. and had been dreaming that going hi* work in Whitechapel. They put him into cab to protect him from the cola, and took ...

... at Bushy Park, is in the enjoyment of excellent health. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge honoured Drury Lane Theatre with their presence on Wednesday. The two vacant Lord Lieutenancies of Westmoreland and Cumberland have both been ...

... little aWe them is more offensive than ostentatious display of their finery. Miss ,an actress, many years ago, belonging Drury-lane Theatre, having newly furnished and fitted up her houae, invited Mrs. Bland, tho singer (whose situation was subordinate ...

... io. The rush the door at twelve o'clock, obtain entrance the Is. fee, was tar greater than was ever seeu at the doors of Drury Lane on the night a royal visit. After three or four o’clock, when curiosity was in some degree satisfied, the departures began ...

... wife of Mr. John Bradshaw, draper. Oswestry, aj»cd XI. the 20th inst. aged 4‘»,Mr. (J. Ilomcastlc, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ...

... grade more decent 4s. and even .Is. per week are often asked. In one of the most wretched localities London, I'arker Street, Drury Lane, .£2OOO per annum realised by few filthy houses, which arc divided and subdivided into single room tenements follows : cellars ...

... concluded the usual way, though much delay necessarily took place.—Ot*rrnr. lo * letter adtlreue;! by tbe Stage Manager of Drury Lane. (Mr. Cooper.) to the Editor of the Jlurnitty /'•of, it appear, that no possible blame attaches to the officers and servant* ...