... EXCHANGE ROOMS, PRESTON. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 15Txi AND 1GTH. MISS Al. GLOVER, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, Haymarhet, and Princess's, WHILL have the honour of appearing in her New W t MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, entitled EVENINGS AT ...

... Derby. It was declared that unless they were carried into effect the British lion would cease to exist, with all the usual Drury-lane oratory.-(Laughter.) The farmers were beginning to be inclined towards frees trade, had they not been hounded on by pro ...

... The average of of seven corresponding weeks in the years 1845-51 was te 1373 th There is another very pretty quarrel at Drury-lane td ITheatre. Mr. Sims Reeves says he won't sing; Mr. id Bunn says he shan't sing. Mr. Bunn asserts that Mr. ill Sims Reeves ...

... and tisat was wisen, cearly lost year, Iso assured a deputation from every county of Ensgland, wvhich Isad met first at Drury-lane and was tises adjourned to St. James's-oqssare, one and all, fleat If tlsere was any district in England, any Oonewiso ...

... county militia which was called out twice a year eating and speechifying, which was one marched to London, and quartered in Drury Lane Theatre, and which was to be up and at them when the day of battle came ? The mutinous squads are in arms against their ...

... which they can hope to be listened to. They must, we fear, take their leave of topics of public interest; and, instead of Drury-lane, limit their orations to the farmers' ordinary or the Corn Exchange. There, possi- bly, twenty years hence, may still be ...

... d Exeter of course, indulging in phraseology pungent as that of Aloll Flagon herself. There was a man who used to visit Drury | Lane Theatre, to see Van Amburg thrust his head into the lion's mouth; he was satisfied that sooner or later Leo the terrible ...

... of those eminent Artistes, MR. H. VANDENHOFF, Son of the celebrated Tragedian; MRS. WESTON, Late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; and AIR. JNO. NEVILLE, Of the Princess's and Surrey Theatres; aided by a numerous and efficient company. MIIIT-MONDAY, ...

... STAGE STOmisi-Tbere was a terrible stacge storma in one of t'uc Easter pieces broughit out by ?? illustrious Ellistois at Drury. lane. As Iiisetitites for silakiitg artificistL occatis had not then boeu invented, the tstrbuslett elee ent was represented ...

... .. Mr. De Valadares. Ballad-.,Remember me, ?? Balfe. Mr. W. Harrison (as originally sung by him at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). Ballad- The Summer Night,- Miss Louisa Pyne. . L. L. Phillips. Sough- When Stars are in the quiet Skies. Miss Greenfield ...

... IIEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON.-Unusual attrac- 1ion.-Engagement of the popular Comedian Mr. J. ,r'i:VLLC, late of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, the pjIlcess's, and Surrey Theatres. Oil Monday Evening, Oct. 10th, 1853, will be produced, wit: cnery and gorgeous Scenery ...

... the other. Drury Lane may strive to emulate the performances of the theatre on the Surrey side of Westminster-bridge, but the theatre on the Surrey side of Westminster-bridge never condescends to assume the Protean shapes which Drury Lane has taken on ...