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... these; but they no more represent the opinions of the agricultural classes than the late cockney anti-corn-law demonstrations Drury Lane Theatre. Cobden will try to keep up the humbug as long as he can ; but it will not do with the farmers. A young girl, imagining ...
... mouse aforesaid. The Whistling Oyster is now in the possession of Mr. Pearkes, of Vinegar Yard, opposite the gallery door of Drury Lane Theatrej and was discovered by him on Tuesday week. We give the facts from the mouth of Mr. Pearkes himself. appears that ...
... sundry extravagant and grotesque pantomimic gestures in the streets, preparatory to making his debtit upon the boards of Drury Lane Theatre, whose funds, and his own, he is confidently expected to augment by so novel a method of subverting the gravity ...
... ^ex > tensive Colonization It is precisely what selfish menim their situation would be expected to do. In his harangue at Drury Lane Theatre on Wednesday evening ™Mik, MemoWrS conntty, 1 ™ not ellow «» people of this very pl»*, popitation Verted Sir rf ...
... they intend purchasing the theatre tor permanent place of meeting. Tho amount paid to r. Macready for ten nights' hire of Drury Lane Theatre was £750. , There is to be splendid entertainment the Merchant Tailors' Hall, on Saturday the inst., to which her ...
... THE ANTI-CORN-LA LEAGUE. On Wednesday evening the second weekly meeting of the Aati-coro-law League took plece at Drury lane thentre. The company assembled wes os numerous and apparently as respectable as on the for- mer occasion. e chairman was, as before ...
... the 17th inst. Warminster, January 10th, 1843. (58 BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER. Late of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London, |Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN Will perform this Evening. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), January 10, 1842 ...
... Solicitor, 3, Edgar-buildings, Bath. (65 THEATRE ROYAL, BATH. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late ofthe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, Londo LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF The Engagement of Mr. WEBSTER, Mr. STRICK LAND, and Mdlle. CELESTE. rTIHIS ...
... SIMMS and SON. 2 . George Street. t THEATRE ROYAL, BATH. UN^Mf^THE^MANAGEMENT OF Mr. HOOPER, Late ofthe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and St. James's, London, Fourth Appearance of mT. HENRY BETTY, and the Last Night but One of his Engagement. ON FRIDAY ...
... o'clock—Tickets, to be bad at the Bar, 31. 6 I. each. 1. PRATT, Secretary. BANK itUPTS. TUESDAVS GAZETTE JOHN MARRIOTT W INTLE, Drury lane, silversmith, to surrender D e e. I at half putt eleven and Jan. Sat eleven, at the bankru la' court; . c acitor, Mr. Archer ...
... be a foreign product, admitted at a low duty. ‘ ANTI-CorN-Law LeaGcue.—The fifth meet- I ing of the League took place in Drury Lane | Theatre, on Wednesday. The house, as iunual, was crowded in every part, and the attendance of ladies was greater than ...
... IMFETING OF TILE ANTI-CORN-LAW LE.AGUE. The seventh weekly meeting of the league took place on Wednesday night in Drury-lane Theatre. The house was crowded to suffocation in every part-indeed, long before the appointed hour not a spare seat could be got ...