... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. The first meeting of this association was held on Wednesday night in Drury-lane Theatre. On the platform was a large number of Members of Parliament, and of gentlemen of eminence in the mercantile, political, and literary ...

... the Exchequer, left little prospect of anything better being done. Lone PALMERSTON, referring to Mr. Layard's speech at Drury-lane, told that gentleman to his face that there was not one word of truth in the assertions that he then made respecting him ...

... did not so attribute them. Mr. Datmstosn at considerable length ridiculed the resolutions, the volunteer statesmen of Drury-lane, and the movement generally, which is directed not against a government but a class. It is, in short, an attempt to get ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. A meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held at Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday night, Mr. Morley being in the chair. He opened the proceedings by alluding to recent Parliamentary matters, saying that Lord Palmerston ...

... evidence —with a view to corroborate and strengthen the statements which he made at the Administrative Reform Meeting, held at Drury-lane Theatre, which Admiral Berkeley had denounced as virulent falsehoods • and also explained the circumstances connected with ...

... a wellknown musician, applied for his discharge. his debts were 15001., and were attributed to his cunnection with the Drury Lane Opera. The insolvent was discharged. WESTERN cuteutT—BODMIN. THE 1.013 S OF THE JOHN. Edward Rattle was charged with the ...

... celebrity, until lately to be seen behind the bar of Mr. Robert Hales, Norfolk Giant, and landlord of the Craven Head, Drury Lane, London, to recover lOs.; £8 being balance of wages due, and the remaining £2los. a month's wages, in lieu of a month's ...

... Dickens's. There is, moreover, a Mr. Draper, the author of the successful pantomine performed by the amateurs lately at Drury Lane. With such a staff, the Comic Times ought to sell ; but will it ? Undoubtedly, yes. Will it ultimately pay ? No. Whilst ...

... periodically by Post-office order ; and on the 7th of August, after she had received the money, she proceeded to Charles-street, Drury-lane, to engage a workwoman. She knew nothing of the locality, tieing only lately a resident in London; and, having found out ...

... E. T. Smith, the English Barnum, to a number of medical gentlemen and persons connected with the press, in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre. The children, it must be avowed, do not seem at all the worse in health, intelligence, or happiness, for the e ...

... amusements. Mr. Stammers's scheme, in continuation of that first started by Mr. E. T. Smith—of popularising good music at Drury Lane—bids fair to be very successful. He gives his audience good operas, good performers, good singers, at astonishingly low ...

... the 7th of August the prosecutrix received 11. 7s. Gd. in payment of a Post-office order, and she went to Charles-street, Drury-lane, to see a person there about some work. She had the money in her bawl, and as she was leaving the house she had called at ...