... *swearunm, drink 0; Tap clap, mery sherry, venison and fat mon. Who careswbatthey think O' See my etampy, piumy tratopy, Sadler's Wells an't fliert! Lord! be namess me, And proclaims re, Nerer was lad equiner ? Corus-iRoarem, jpram, Splashland pcurem, Crown ...

... entitled 'Prince Dorus ; or v the Romance of the Nose. It is by the author of Dio- c1 genes and his Lantern. At Sadler's Wells the per- a hie. formances opened with Southern's tragedy of Isabella; c 'ey- then followed the event of the evening ...

... Adelphi, in the serious piece 4anet Pride and fre, .in the farce of Ici on Parle ]Cranpais, and con- trat eluded at Sadler's Wells with the comicalities of h the showman in the drama of The Green Bushes. hen M Br. Toole in two of these cases performed ...

... least doubt that the performances will result in Un- qualified success. THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. a The engagement of the Sadler's Wells Company, Iunder the direction of the talented and very popular actress Miss Marriott, extends over the 1 present week ...

... Brough takes place on Friday. THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. The attractions hitherto presented in the per- formances by the Sadler's Wells Theatre company, under the direction of the able and popular manageress Miss Marriott, are increased by the froduction ...

... benefit. l 5 ~THE ROYAL .AMPHITHEATRE.e ?? performances given at this establishment ini h ce the course of last week by the Sadler's Wells i; 'Theatre Company, under the direction of their _ nanageress, Miss Marriott, failed to draw any. thing like paying ...

... week. The Overland Route is in course of preparation, THE THEATRE ROYAL. Miss Marriott, under whose able direction the Sadler's Wells Theatre Company have been t performing at the Amphitheatre, has, in com- pliance with a wish expressed by many of her ...

... piece, which is founded on Charles Dickens's tale I' Our Mutual Friend, was originally presented we be- lieve, ,at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, and had a tolerablylong run. It is spoken of as a highly successful dramatic adaptation of Mr. Dickens's interesting ...

... into engagements with several ladies and gentlemen who will add new vigour to his present staff. Mr. Marcus Elmore (from Sadler's Wells Theatre), Mr. Wardroper, and Miss Margaret Cooper will make their first appearance this evening in Tom Nedday's Secret; ...

... the Royal Amphitheatre prier to her departure for America early in March. Miss Marriott until recently was directress of Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, and on Friday evening last, on the occasion of her benefit at that place of amuse- meat she was presented ...

... finer instincts of humanity, and in style is the very opposite to Barnard'a pictures of the visits to Covent Garden sad Sadler's wells thestres. Joseph Interoreting the Dreams of the Butler and Baker.' H. Sidney. is remarkable I for the flesh tints and ...

... ci house. wlich was crowded with people. One of the earlic't of the metropolitan disasters of thisY .ilrd took p!ace at Sadler's Wells. Oct. 15. 1807. When a false alarm of fire resulted in a dread- ful panic, aud the loss of 18 lives. A calamaity of a ...