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London, England, 1830-04-07 00:00:00

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great quintescent extract class of society were infinitely
surprised, nay, hurt-as well they might—be at so datiagan assump.
Lion; but remarldag that base blood was of a most prodigious quan.
thy, and lowed in pbgay strong museles,—and that the oral which
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how which perhaps it was mere prudent to latter than to gen—
darme thin to yield to necessity, with this 'east resolve never
seats to encroach, but 'ekes the had aw opportunity. The Conti.
mod them, "Om ram do* slumbers, were thunder-struck,
me swim to basil their iltlino in rank, treading their L.
Itool•timos as if they had a right to walk GOD'S earth aoct,...
hood of tootßiog to the grave upon all fours—and there.
upon ea tomomoblo desks inspired them, to imitate this Japanese
extravagance:—but their alarmed proprietors—warily watching—.
quelled them with a rod, chaantsd the old lullaby, and put out the

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ashes stdl tighter, and °epilog an may of &pied Besses, etas
cede: called lemites,easeed with Mk, sophistry, wedrip:,:ii:
watch dist their heaths, vow semet—esd Owe they wisleek,
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dals essens, whh lefties awl irgese, here sesma.
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plea muse their sadist pi% Neil heeds% the* did pcs.
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The public have &lively interest in the propriety of any dispose.
don by which the sources of intellectual recreation are subjected t.)
individual influence ; and hence arises the general anxiety lest the
vast and magnificent advantages of Drury-lane theatre may be sa.
crificed to the bare consideration of an additional hundred pound•
in the bidding of some visionary competitor. We trust that the
qualifications of the applicants will be duly weighed, and that the
public will, at least, have some known ground for reliance on the
skill and efficiency of the person to whom the future destinies of
Drury-lane are to be confided. Nothing but absolute ruin to the
proprietors, or the lessee, can follow a speculation, either niggardly
in Its spirit and details, or profuse and hazardous in its object : a
happy medium between grinding penury and superfluous expens4;
in short, a liberal economy is the only financial system applicable to
the present state of theatres in London; the wily one which can
compensate the lessee, and insure to the proprietors the permanence
and accuracy of the payments they require. It must be ver)
obvious that such a plan of immediate reform and eventual regene-
ration can proceed from no one unacquainted with all, or any. o:
the intricacies of the oat machine.