... N. R. Carpet Binding, Hug Fringe, Door Mats, Ac. THE Creditors CHARLES SIDDALL, formerly Sadler’s Wells, and late of Charlesstreet, Hatton-garden, both Middlesex, Cutler ami Ironmonger, insolvent debtor, who was discharged from the of the debtor’s prison ...

... these sessions of a gross assault a young boy, sentenced to six months. Pcrsunijiculion. Mr. Williams proposes sing at Sadler’s Wells for benefit of Dibdin, a song, called The Lamentation of Bow for the loss of her Bells,” in the character of a steeple ...

... Garden Tuesday, by performing /ng« to Kca'i’s Ot/.efto.—Grimaldi, the celebrated clown, bid adieu I the stage Tuesday Sadler's Wells, in a farewell ai.dress. 111 health the cause his retiring, after a theatrical life ot 45 years, having begun his career ...

... and that is all we can say. The Victoria, Queen's Pavilion, and Gariick, iwc'Cftrcrk paying their expenses. Astley's and Sadler's Wells are doing little, and hut Ik:.; better. The Adelphi is undergoing a thorough repair, 1 Y.'t means to attempt (may he achieve) ...

... forfeiture their licenses. During the present week, The Merchant of Venice advertised the Victoria, Speed the Plough at Sadler's Wells, and dramas at every other little theatre. The Bayswater Albert Saloon advertises the performance of the melodrama called ...

... C THE METROPOLIS. Fire at Sadlik's Wills Tiiiatr*.— Thursday night, about tune o'clock, fire broke out in propertyroom Sadler's Wells Theatre,which for a time threatened destruction the whole building. It being benefit night the house was crowded to excess ...

... resume his profession: ments. Mr. Cerswick—Mr. Creswick, formerl: 7, of our Theatre Royel, made his appearance iast week at Sadler's Wells, in the part of Hotspur. th he metropolitan critics, without exception, are loud in his praise, thus justifying the high ...

... birchen one, and long before I had any practical knowledge of Nimrod or Ramrod. The very first time was lost turned up at Sadler's Wells; on the second occasion I had drifted by Lea way to Lea Bridge; and the third time of my being tint, as the goblin ...

... longer than the earth.’ A Comet las been discovered in the cunstellation Pegasus. immediately facing the entrance to Sadler's Wells theatre, and surrounding the summit of the highest poplar tree, may be seea every evening such immense ewarms of gnats ...

... ‘oung woman’ of the evening witnessed the Miss Laura Addison, } same station. The lover couid not, i any entreaties or Sadler's Wells, in the character of the Lady in “ The st concessions, obtain her from her father, who chose rather to Daughter.” The ...

... wars” leading captive ogre he elicited of applause The curtain fell before a highly gratified though a numerous audience Sadler’s Wells The managers this little theatre where Shakspeare and the dramatists during tin ir banishment from the hoards of the patent ...

... to return to the te at . Feron left Liverpool, Sunday, for New v or k '~ Madar f ha« a liberal enpagem^nt.—A dramatlr ' Sadler’s Wells, called T/ie I‘layue at .1/,, •L, pruduc6 ', d , the horrors of a pestilence acted '-therJu '*2’‘ and Small Par said ...