... tho greatest consternation and alarm at was created in Drury-lane, in consequence of a re- .30 port that ten lives had been lost by the falling of tl three houses in C(harles-street, Drury-lane. Oa rd making inquiry. however, it was ascertained that ...

... with vehement cheering. The CIHAIRMAN then stated that a meeting would be held evei y Monday evening at the Craven Head, Drury. lane; and every Tuesday evening at the Prince's Head, Prince's-street, Westminster. Mr. WALTON said it was the intention of the ...

... study of cur tyrants to withhold from us, namely, a knowledge of our rights as men. LONDON.-The Masons' Charter Association, Drury Lane locality, met as usual on Saturday last, Mr. A. Walton in the chair, when the minutes of last meeting having been confirmed ...

... the greatest consternation and alarm at was created in Drury-lane, in consequence of a re- he port that ten lives had been lost by the falling of pike three houses in Charles-street, Drury-lane. On rd making inquiry. however, it was ascertained that ...

... Associa- A vote oi thailks was unauiunooly passed to the a:er and chairtan. ?? the meeting on Saturdayevening, Cxavuis Head, Drury-lane, considerable business ,ransacted, and steps taken towards furthering the .sts of the body. REE CotOWNs, RItCHAIOND-SrnEET ...

... paoseel to thu-,, lelltru~re endl chairmian. STON,;rOASoNs.-At the rneeting on Siturtdsyevoeing, I f at the- Crayen Heoti, Drury-lane, considerable business f 10,0 trzi~utnstdt, and steps takeni towardls furthering the I nteree~te of the body. Teiitin CROWNS ...

... conduct of Sidney Smith and the Icommittee. Mr. Leigh addressed the meeting, and moved its adjournment to the Craven Head, Drury ,Lane, which was unanimously agreed to, and that Itavern was speedily crowded to excess. every avenue being literally blocked ...

... k, the greatest consternation and alarm . was created in Drury-lane, in consequence of a re- .e port that ten lives had been lost by the falling of d three houses in Charles-street, Drury-lane. On h making inquiry. however, it was ascertained that t- ...

... Mr. R. Cammeron, of Fins- bury, will lecture in this place next Sunday evening (to-morrow.) LAoenETi.-The Stone-masons, Drury-lane locality, met as usual, on Saturday evening, Mr. John Eaves, Ichairman. The minutes of previous meeting having lbeen confirmed ...

... O'Connor, be postponead to this day fortuliit, and then to take l l place at half-past eight 'clock, at the Craven's . h~ead, Drury-lane. Moved by Mr. Illingwortb, i seconded by Mr. Treadwell, 'iThat deputations of two each be sent to the Middlesex and Surrey ...

... R. Camimeron, of Fins- ;bury, will lecture in this place next Sunday evening 'I(to-morrow.) ILAM BETH.-The Stone-masons, Drury-lane locality, l met as usual, on Saturday evening, Mr. John Eaves, 3chairman. The minutes of previous meeting having been confirmed ...

... O'Connor, be ptpoonled to this day fortnigt;., and then to take plaoe at half-past eight o'clocs, a~t the Craven's E Head, Drury-lane. Moved by AIir. llhingworth, 1 I sconlded by Mr. Treadwet, hat deputations of el wo eaeh be sent to the Middlesex and ...