... law auditor. Mr. E. G. Tomi.ins. — This gentleman, the author of the clever tragedy of Garcia, recently brought out at Sadler's Wells Theatre, was presented last week, by a body of artists and dramatists, with a costly silver snuff-box, partly as commemorative ...

... Death of a Miser worth 50,000.'. — During the laat few days considerable interest haa been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, No. 32, Arlington-street* who, though always living in the ...

... good-humoured, and, for the holidays, a very orderly audience. The house was very respectably attended on the occasion. SADLER'S WELLS. Macbeth was brought out at this theatre last night, as a portion of the Easter entertainments, in a manner and style ...

... and had never played anywhere but in musical pieces ; whereas, in fact, she had been playing in the previous year at Sadlers' Wells, and not in musical pieces at all, but in low comedy; and these facts, in connection with proof of incapacity, he insisted ...

... Lawler, who was drinking brandy and water, and subse- quently by Bailey, who feigued to be drunk, and said he had been at Sadler's Wells on the previous night. After narrating some story about being crossed in love, he said he bad already come into the possession ...

... we regret to find, is now on the eve of closing at this theatre her long and very successful connection with the stage. SADLER'S WELLS. At this agreeable little retreat of the revived legitimate no recourse was had to any temporary expedient for Whit Monday ...

... R. KEMP PHILP, Esq., sung by Herr Mengis, at the Benefit for the Great Industrial Exhibition of all Nations, given at Sadler's Wells Theatre, under the Patronage of the Duke of Cambridge. May l«th. Extract :— Upon the ocean's bosom, where proudlyrolling ...

... cap or 1848 ; Castro the Third, captured Juue 11, I° 4B ' Exhibition of 1851.— The profits of.^i performance given at Sadler's Wells Theatre ' funds of the exhibition were 107/. ?? [Advertisement.] — Extraordinary Rheumatic Fever hy Holloway's Pills ...

... PROPOSED J' A, Last evening a highly respectable and very numerous public meeting was held in the Sadler's Wells Theatre by the friends of tbis movement. The chair was ably filled by Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P., and on the platform were Mr. Slaney, M ...

... to make tea for him; he took me into the counting-house, where he gave me fruit; he also took me to Greenwich, and to Sadler's Wells Theatre. The defendant is a married man, about 30 years of age. In August, 1848, I was re-admitted to defend- ?? I remained ...

... of Stanhope, for Kent; the Dowager Lady Ashbrook and Miss Monk, for the Rhine; and Thomas Ste- venson, Esq., and sou. Sadler's Wells Theatre. — Miss C. Hayes and Herr Formes last evening visited tbis suburban place of amusement on the occasion of a concert ...

... No. 17, Percival- street, Clerkenwell, with having robbed him of 11. '2s , and other property. The prosecutor went to Sadler's Wells Theatre on Saturday night, and after leaving he drank freely, got intoxicated, and was on his way home, when the prisoner ...