... to Mr. J. Rockley, of the Tavern, Co- vent Gare pfalse character to James Willis. Mr. R not engage him, but Mr. Wild, of Drury Lane, did on that recommendation avd four days afterwards he was dismissed for robbery. This led to ao inquiry as to the justness ...

... 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 ...

... Loxpon.—Tuesday was the day appointed for the drawing of prizes in the Art-Union, and a most crowded auditory as- sembled at Drury Lane Theatre. The Marquis of Northampton, in consequence of the lamented decease of the Duke of Sussex, presided. The drawing ...

... the agitation against the corn laws. Mr. Duncombe said it was his daty to represent the borough in Parliament: and not in Drury Lane or Sadler's Well’s. He believed they would never get the repeal of the corn laws until they Reformed the House of Commons ...

... appeal trom * the audience.” Critics dffer in tne green-room, ia private, and but when once a drama‘ic performance @s8 tul io Drury Lane, it was sure to succeed through. out the country. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Lattimore, the alluded to by Mr, Cobden, then addressed ...

... 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 ...

... as of one of the Leith and London smacks, and was considered av excellent seaman.—Among the sufferers was Mr. Elton, of Drury Lane Theatre, who had recently been per- forming ia the Adelpb: Theatre in ...

... 1s Loxpos.—The agitation for repeal of the corn laws is about to re-open on a scale of unusual , the League having taken Drury-lane Theatre, for the au- tumo and winter, ata rent of £3,000. The first great demonstration of the will take place on Friday ...

... in Ireland. The noble aod venerable Earl is ia bis 80th year, and has been for some months in de- licate health —Gilude. Drury-lane Theatre has been opened under the management of Mr. Cooper. Covent Garden Theatre was opened on Monday last, under the ...