... srscted in all tbs garrison towns One now bsing built Chatham, to which treadmill will be attached. In tho new spec tael* at Drury Lane, oa Monday last Du crew and bis stod, and Van Ambnrth, and bie lions bar* excitod much atlootion at Aatioy'a) appeared. ...

... —Stevdard. -Lord Prsoeis Kgsrton has towards the relief the iufferem by the late storm, at I.ivsrpocl. liar Majesty and auita Drury-lane Tbsslre with prssenre on TbursJs- to witoeu the performsneu of Ilsrliqain and Jack Fruel.” One day lasi week was trenterMfousfr ...

... Francis Egcrtuo has given £j(kl towards the relief of tbe (offerers tbe late storm, Liverpool. Her Majesty and —ite honoured Drury lane Theatre wi(b tbetr presence on Thursday eveuiug to witness the performance of Harliquin and Jack Frost.”——On* day Kal week ...

... prudently walking tbe quarter deck with an umbrella over his bead.— Hampthirt Telegraph. Her .Majesty Thursday honoured Drury-lane theatre with her royal presence for the third time. After the conclusion of the performances, the Queen paid high, and it ...

... sycophant*, and admiration of foolt.—SlrrU. A vaatdaalis said ia Loodou respecUag bar Majesty's presence during fsmliog time 00 Drury lane stage; and how alarmed she was when she understood that the was in jeopardy. was derided Thursday roe Middlesex Mogjstrati-a ...

... operations in this from Nine till Dusk. TUCATBB-aOYAL, PLYMOUTH. Third night of Miss ROMER, (Prima Donna the Thealra-Royal, Drury-Lane. Corent-Gar* den, and Open Hotise,) Mr. TEMPLCTON, (first tenor singer in Eoglaud,) Mr. YATES, aod the celebrated PARISIAN ...

... W. ARTAUD. Mr.MURRAY. Mr. KIDDER. Mr. OUr. Sr. OLD. Mr. WILLIAMS. Mr. COX. Mr. BUSSELL. Miss RANK LEV REEKIE, from tbe Drury Lane. Miss CHAPLIN, from lbs Theatre-Royal, Liverpool. Miss ELIZA GARRICK, from the Tbestre-Royal, Miss E- BAIT, from Veslris* ...

... character almost co ispicuously representative that which brings into our pol'lical. —-The new grand opera preparation at Drury Lane, •otre of tbe muait which has been composed bis Royal Highoeas Prince Albert, will not, it ia under- Mood, be brought out ...

... The Lord Chaiohertein having been informed of the 1 announcement that increased prices of auraission wore I required at Drury-lane and Covaut-gurden I heatrea, on the eveningaofher those houses, the Lord Chamberlain expressed the inanagere bis deeire ...

... wearing the asmblauce of authentieity. you:*, depend upon having it grauinr. brother Jonathan has it. Mr. Beall baa not taken Drury Lane, nor will be, 1 understand, on the terms demanded, via*. yesrreat. Tbe German OpetaCompany will coducence the Prince’s Theatre ...

... THIRD/NIGHT OF MADAME BALFE, Don-,a from principal Theatres of Italy and Germany. MB. FRANKS, Frdft the Theatre • Royal, Drury Lane. MR. M, W. BALFE, The celebrated Composer aud Singer from the Tbeatre- Rojer Drury Lnne. THIS EVENING. May 6. 1840. Will ...

... Ualfe, Madame Balfe, Prime (Donna (of the principal Theatres of Italy and Germany, and Mr. Franks from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. have not apace enter minutely into a criticism of tbe different piecea which were selected from this Opera, but this we ...