... Brough, on the abours of Hercules ; the Olympic, a classical burlesque, entitled Cupid and Psyche, by Mr. Burnand; Sadler's Wells, a panto mime on Sir Hugh Middleton and the Bailiff's Daugbter of Islington;1' while the New Royalty (late the oho) ...

... meet to-day for the first time after the Whiteuntide recess. The Printers' Dramatic Society had a benefit perform ance at Sadler's Wells on TueBda) night. There was a grand field day at Aldershott on Tuesday, at which the Duke of Uambridge was present. An ...

... He was originally destined for the law, but he soon directed his attention to the stage, making his first appearance at Sadler's Wells in 1827, as Flemible in Love, Law, and Physic. In 1830 he went through the North, and become a great favourite at Liverpool ...

... J. B. Bucketone (Hfaymarket), Mr. G. J. Vining (Princess's), Messrs. Shepherd and Anderson (Surrey), Mr. Robert Edgar (Sadler's Wells and Natlonal Standard), Messrs. Swanborough (Strand), Messrs. Frampton and Fenton (Victmria), and Mr. S. Lane (Britannia) ...