... The favourite Comedy, called DUPLICITY, will be acted next week ; and in a short time the celebrated Pantomime, from Sadler's Wells, called The WIZARD OF THE ROCKS, which was received with universal ap plause last season at Cheltenham, the Machinery ...

... December inft. SAUNDERS, TYRER, and Co. . PERFORM THEIR leafing AMUSEMENTS, j y - SAUNDERS, whofc lli\\ ([ST A abilities in Sadler's-Wells, A»/ 111 Theatres London and Dublin, ,no ell known to need any pa- ?vric, v ill exhibit without pole, ' L XQ/ s wonderful ...

... the jockies, or more probably to fill the alehoufes in the neighbourhood, led the dogs off, and difperfed the company. Sadler's Wells commenced its fcafon with ftrong reinforcements—but its great strength M. Hertv.lt did not perform. Tins extraordinary ...

... Mr. Barrington, with his friend Shepherd, and female companion, made their appearance in the front row of the boxes at Sadler's Wells, which being communicated to the Manager, he very properly fent for the hero, and informedhioa muft quit the theatre, ...

... church Cliro, in the fame county, attended twenty men and twenty women, his relations, who rode twenty lloi fes. hear the Sadler's-Wells company, vho have been received with fuch eclat at the Theatre, intend performing only two nights longer, in this city ...

... Several private petitions and bills were received and read. A petition was prefented in behalf of the proprietors of Sadler's Wells, praying leave to bring in a bill ena- hit Majefty grant them a patent continue j then amufements. Tiie petition was received ...

... laws re! fpedting debtors and creditors. The motion palled without oppofition. j The bill for licencing the theatre at Sadler's Wells, i was read the firft time. The fecond reading was deferred till the of April. The Secretary at War prefentcd the papers ...

... having been brought up, two claufe' were offered, fori putting the Circus and Aftley's atre on a limilar footing with Sadler's Wells ; but they were rejected on this ground, that it was r, to admit claufes particular lubjects in a bill regulation without ...

... amendments, which were all agreed to: The objeft of them was to extend the benefits of the bill to the Royalty- Theatre, Sadler's-Wells, Circus, Royal Grove, &c. &c. The Controverted Eleftion Bill, jufl brought from the Commons, was read a firft time. Adjourned ...

... notes, and fome other valuable papeis. Yeflerday ns gentleman and lady were walking by the fide of the New River near Sadler's Wells, they I difcovered a woman's bonnet floating the river, and upon a nearer inflection thought they a kind move under fhe ...

... and compoSer, have united their dtitinguifhed talents to recommend it the attention judicious and difcerning public. SADLER'S WELLS. night the various entertainments of fmging, dancing, and recitative mufic, commenced at this place. new piece called ...

... April, 1789. the ever-memorable day which refloied our Molt Graci.ms Sovereign the Third, to his ha Subjects : performed Sadler's Wells upwards \00Nights. With the Full Chorus of GOD SAVE THE KiNG. Tickets to had of Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Howells's, Shoemaker ...