... all her public actions, trou her morning eall upon the lineni-draper in Flect. street, to her evening recre;ntions at Sadler's Wells. On all such ocessiolns, she hlas proved ?? every inch a Queen. if, oln the other handl, se require evidence of her ...

... Cardozo, MIr. I?.akeen, from the Royal Amphitheatre, M. r. it. W. Power, fromn the Royalty Theatre, 111r. Hart, fromn Sadler's Wells, Mr. Edwards, and IMr. Edward-, jun., Mnrs. Makeen, Principal Melo Dramatic Actress of the Royal Amphitheatre, and Liverpool ...

... pr;utce d n111derl tie iellaelite inspe.Ctiol or fMr. Kinloch frmnl the original i'd S5. of the delpihi, Royalty, and Sadler's Wells, by the especial and liberal 3Uermission o0 tile reslecttive piroprietors. ;I A diescription of thee New Act Drop, from ...

... PONY RACES! • By the Original - Poneys ' and their Original Jockeys Feather Weight, from the Royal Amphitheatre and Sadler's Wells. MR. WILSON'S • Graceful and unrivalled Feats on the TIGEIT ROPE, Positively the LAST WEEK of,hi•,, Engagement. A _Comic ...

... Tavistock-row, Covent-garden, Mirs. e WVybrow, the once favourite C'alsnmbine. She was Miss Blanchard, and was taken from the Sadler's Wells stage very young by a Captain Morris; after which she entered W into the matrimonial state with Mr. Wybrow. At his death ...

... charge for the trip having been only half the regular fare. lire police reports have contained particulars ot performer at Sadler’s Wells theatre, irned Charles Lamb Dowden, having been brought at Bow-street, charged with having presented several cheques for ...

... Elisabeth Phillips was ' arraigned before the celebrated Mr Greenwood, charged with having stolen tho watch of a tradesman in Sadler's Wells Theatre. It was proved that the police knew nothing to her prejudice, and that she had lived with her father in the same ...

... prosper under the dynasty of the Keelcys; and, on dit I that Phelps will remove bis little legitimate dramatic colony from Sadlers’ Wells the City of London Theatre j thus carrying Shakspero still farther east; the Wells’ to still controlled, strictly in the ...

... on, as a tribute of their affectionate regard for his memory. Grimaldi —the Grimaldi—fold of l.is acting one night at Sadler’s Wells, when singer who was not very notorions for paying his debts, or overstocked with modesty, wss accosted man in the pit ...

... apples—and a man of acid mind must, a course, make acid speeches. held up to , acorn the map -dramatic malignity and the Sadler's-wells sarcasm which Mr. Roebuck looked daggers, though he used none. If such gesticulations came from a person entitled to use ...

... favourable reception from large and influential party. You are quite mistaken in your man. He goes off point blank into the Sadler’s Wells heroics at once—that is, such would be his heroics, but that he barely gets beyond the bathot of the conventicle, and ...

... lamented Princess Charlotte honotn ed her with signal marks of approval. After quitting Covent-Garden she appeared at Sadler's Wells Theatre, where her husband was lessee, and in the drama tof Joan of Arc she played the heroine so effectively that the ...