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... cast. The Sadler's Wells t7'epe of ?? Fenton, Deulin, Miss Parkes. and others, embarked, on Wednesday last, at the Sb. Katherine's Wharf, for H~amn- burg, eni route, to Berlin, where they intend producing the last pantomime played at Sadler's Wells under ...
... he anuounmes as bis own. Spring will commence this year at five minutes to four o'clock in the afternoon of the 20th. Sadler's Wells season is drawving to a close. owing to Mir Phelps having accepted an engagement inQ- ' e self and many of his eollmpany ...
... leather consumed. As to the origin of the fire, nothing that could be positively relied oil could be ascertained. A SCENE AT SADLERS WELLS THEATRE.-On Saturday night, a disgraceful scene occurred at the above popular theatre, under the following circumstances: ...
... sometimes possible to put in a word, and anything I cal do I will do. PRcOHIBITISG Hasiier.-Last week a Mr. Jones, from ] Sadler's Wells Theatre,- announced by placard and circular that-he had permission and intended to give a ceclarnstion from Hamlet, ...
... P't VttrffpDli5. King Henry the Fifth is spoken of as the Shaks- perean play to be revived at Sadler's Wells during the present season. Mliss Louisa Pyne and Mr. W. Harrison have taken Covent Garden for three months, and commence operations therein ...
... Helvetic legend, entitled Tell, or the Strike of the Cantons. The suburban and transpontine bill of fare is as follows: Sadler's Wells produces Harlequin Hans andthe Golden Goose; Astley's, HarlequinTom Moody; the Surrey, Harlequin King Holiday; and ...
... cmein on a ~ good. cry.' And in this schlem e he has for his accomplice the gentle- muan whom he'once gibbeted for his. Sadlers Wells sarcasms -the discreet, judicious, and jui- cially dispassionate member 'for Sheffield. TimRE is evidently one of those ...
... the not altogetherundeserved sobripsuet of Withered Adder, was recognised as not less pertinent than the sting about Sadler's Wells' Sarcasms, which he prdvoked from Mr. DssunmELc, when accusing him of being able to fiddle only on one string-the te ...