... t. I'le has written several dramatic pieces, . among wvhich is Tle Father's Curse, which was per. formed last year at Sadler's Wells, with great ap- i plluse C Ile is also the translator of a pince called is D'Avg.'ade, from the Prench. It appears that ...

... Andrnmeda , at the Victoria, G(qti qf Wharivick and the Dbu Coto. The pieces at the SirreX, Strand, Adelpili, Fitzroy, Sadler's Wells, Pavilion, and Ducrow's Olympic, also receive honorable notice. Sr1ZUnF OF EzNGmISIi FISIIING BOATS nY FRaNoci CRUISERs ...

... of the turn-outs. d Wright complained that until that day he had not as had a morsel of food since lie was put into Sadler's Wells; and that when he besought Walker for a bit L of bread, be replied, You will have some stewed y, paving-stonesdirectly ...

... she replied, I have thrown it into the New River; it was three weeks old. Witness accompanied her to Owens-row, near Sadler's Wells Theatre, and on arriv- ing opposite the house No. it, she said, 1 1 7ad been sitting dorwn on that stepfer half an hour ...

... whatwy n h .? replied, 1I have thrown it into th ?? td Was three weeks old. Witness accopaid ert Id Owen's-row, near Sadler's Wells Theate n narv It ing opposite the house No. 1.4, she said, -1 hier teen ai id sitangt down on that step for htalf an hour ...

... counterfeit sixpence in payment of a quarter of a pound of cheese. When Walker, poiiceman, was. bringing Chandler down to, Sadler's Wells, .sdt on i being charged with uttering a base sixpence, he said aE woman had given him ,a halfpenny to get 'it changed ...

... replied, I have thrown it into the New River; it was three weeks old.' Witness accompanied her to v Owen's-row, near Sadler's Wells Theatre, and on arriv- ing opposite the house No. 14, she said, I lia! been a sitting dowu on that step for hulf an ...

... obscured by lie factastic and meretricious sasove- msents of tt Teglioni and a Cerito. Onl Tuesday evening w w visited Sadler's Wells, to witness the perfrmeence of that drama, which of all others, is considered as the medcum through which the immoctal ...

... ace However, about nine o'clock on Sunday night1 Mrs. 1 l a Watkin was seized with Iabour pains while confined I By in Sadler's Wells; and upon an alarm being given, a I ion midwife was sent for, and ultimately a surgeon; but 'he before the latter arrived ...

... Hough said, he also was there and saw Ember and Twist Ithrutching, groaning, and shout- ing; and they were taken also to Sadler's Wells. The defendants were ordered to find bail to keep the peace for three months. ASSAULT. William Thorneycroft was charged ...