... not the command of the King equivalent to a patent Cun any further authority requisite? The Adelphi, Haymarket, Coburg, Sadler’s Wells, and Garrick theatres, were thus opened Wherefore was the Surrey an exception Vaux - hall was opened to the public also ...

... street, and down another, and then to enquire road to Smithfield, and when had found Smithfiel.l, I was then to inquire for Sadler Wells, and having got that out, I was to walk boldly and for his Lordship, for (hey told that If I did not ask boldly .’or him ...

... obliged to consent to their union.— P. P- Lord, s Algiers and Barbary. A New Feature. remember Grimaldi being hissed once at Sadler’s Wells after singing bis celebrated comic song * Tippity-witcbet,” and he appealed to the audience. *He had nodded,’ said, frowned ...

... for some lime. Mr*. Graham, accompanied Captain Currie of the Guard*, made her aerial ascent about the same lime from Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The latter balloon took the direction Dartford, in Kent. Mr. Green dsscrilies the journey have been one of the ...

... Murder.—Murder at Islingtov.— On Tuesday afternoon Francis Capriani, a Frenchman, who is employed as private watchman at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, was taken before Mr Combe, at Hatton garden, charged on suspicion of having been concerned in the wilful murder ...

... and in honour I’U die with them Now this,if well done in theatric passion, might excite the rapturous applause of the Sadler’s Wells gallery ; but is it not a little derogatory to the Admiral’s cliaracter ? It is the weak invention of some would-be-friend ...

... a terrific explosion of gas and foul air Clerkenwell.” The damage done a few houses at the corner of Rosamoud-slreet. Sadler’s-wells, not one-fourth of the extent stated. Only about ten houses have sustained injury, and these not any very great extent ...

... pondering thereon, come to the conclusion that both you an.l myself have been scurvily treated. I find that lam introduced the Sadler’s Wells patomime dressed I lately appeared iu your incomparable pages. I feel, sir, that the manager—whoever may be—of the playhouse ...

... apples—and man of acid mind must, of course, make acid speeches. held well merited scorn the uielo-dramatic malignity and the Sadler's Wells sarcasm with which Mr. Roebuck looked daggers, though he used none. If such gesticulations came from person enti Ucd use ...

... author and composer of the wellknown ballad of “Sally in our Alley, ’ wrote and composed many of the musical pieces for Sadler's Wells. Though often in great distress, and the author of many convivial songs, Harry Carey never employed his muse in opposition ...

... Irish affairs. They had no comprehensive measure to offer. Their condition was aptly described in a play that was acted at Sadler’s Wells not long since. The noble lord (Lord J. Russell) had pro bably forgotten it now, but there was passage iu Don Curios —(a ...

... might be staying. appears that on Saturday evening last, s'ie was accompanied by .gentleman of the name of Davenport to Sadler’s Wells theatre, who, after seeing her safely home, her adieu. A female friend who was sleeping in the same apartment with her ...