... SADLER'S WELLS. On MONDAY NEXT, - 13e - c - . - 4 - C, lind - e;er - ii - veninir, till further notice, will be represented, a New Burletta, called ALL IN ONE or, The House upon the Heath. Squire Flail, Mr. Yardley; Edward, Mr. Tyrrell ; Laurence Luckless ...

... SADLER'S WELLS A new melo-dramatic piece; written by Mr. Taylor, one of the lesSees, was produced at this theatre on Thursday night, called the Fatal May Morn ; or, the Lily of the Valley. There is nothing particularly novel in the plot, we, therefore ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Abundant entertainment was provided laat evening, at this theatre, fin the holyday-folk. The performances commenced with melodnune, in two acta, written by the author of Shtik. sneare' Early Days, and entitled The Traitor, or Maurice, ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Rolla the Minstrel; or , The Devil's in It, is nightly attracting to this theatre crowded and admiring audiences. The . performance of Mrs. Fitzwilliam, as Rollo, a character so admirably adapted to her peculiar talents, is among the very ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. Boxing night the ** WellT characterised by all the peculiarities usually observed among audience* this season. The influence the weather tended diminish the number box visitors, but both pit and gallery were filled overflow. The pantomime ...

... SADLERS WELLS THIS EVENING, a New and Oritfioal Comedietta, Harry Lemon, Baj.. entitled GERTRUDE'S MONEY BOX. Ouuoitiding with the wicce.-mfui Pantomime. gI'KKN LUCIDOUA. THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS. HARLEOUIN PRINCE GRACEFUL ; or. The Carj*. the ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. The English Opera has been performed at this theatre during the week, and is to be continued for a few nights longer. Mr H. C. Cooper, of the Philharmonic Society, Hanoversquare, is the conductor; and a more a bl e an d scientific artist ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. This theatre reopened its doors for the accustomed season on Saturday last, with Shakspere's play of As You Like it, and as each old favourite of the establishment appeared upon the scene, the most pleasing welcome was manifested by a ...

... SADLER’S WELLS. The Easter amusement at this theatre consisted of a performance entitled “ Love’s entertainments, in the course of which Mr. Love, who is already known to tho public for his ventriloquiol powers, displayed much readiness in the assumption ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. This house opened for the winter season on Saturday air►t, wader the management of Mir Marriott. Sheridan Knowles 's mistreated play of Love was performed. and the. burlesque of Ater, mosotly sotised is thew columns. The only two new actors ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mrs. F. B. Conway; 7uliet, Mm. Bodnia; Mcrcutlo, Mr. Phelps; Messrs, Elmore, Bull. Harris, sod Mrs. Barrett. To conclude with CHERRY AND FAIR VTAR. berry, Mr Fenton; ...

... SADLER'S WELLS, THIS EVENING, •'infl Three following Evenings. The Entertainments will commence with a New Dance, called EDWIN and JULIA; or. Lover’s Artifice.—Cha rueuts : Messrs. W. Kirby, flollingsworrh, and Airs. Best. Pas Seul MissTn-e.—ln the course ...