... SADLER'S WELLS. The new opera of 7'he Pet of the Petticoats at this pretty place increases in popularity. On Monday last, it was performed for the thirty-first tinie ; and With the very dubious attractions of Madame CELEstc, the Green-eyed Monster, and ...

... shifts, and paltry peculations. The opposition ended its the offer of Sadler's Wells to the adventurers of King's , - cross--,the proposal was acceded to, and next Whit-Monday, Sadler's Wells opens with an entirely new company, under the united management of ...

... it is unnecessary to speak, but we must notice the clever manner in which Miss GROVE 'meted the part of the Pedlar Boy. Sadlers Wells opened under its new management on Monday ; and with the best prospects of success. That this theatre should hare fallen ...

... engaged in getting up a similar festival for 1,500 of the mdustrious working classes of Clerken , ,vell, in the grounds of Sadler's Wells Theatre. Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. in the chair. The parish authorities join in the undertaking. ' • ...

... The piece is a bungling, contemptible; piracy from the Bent Day, pla)e(l at Drury-lane; and was previously exhibited at Sadler's Wells; at which place, considering what had been previously dune there, such tricks . were to be expected. But we own we are ...

... liness of granting or refusing renewals ic dancing, music, or other entertain- Id, had arrived.' Numerous licenses, 1A Sadler's Wells, Adelphi, aud Pavihoe lig's Ancient Concert-rooms, were the's iy opposition. The first that was opon behalf of -411 r ...

... public dancing, music, or other entertainment of the like kind, had arrived.' Numerous licenses ' _in• eluding those to the Sadler's Wells, Adelphi, and Pavillott theatres ' and the King's Ancient Concert-rooms, were then renewed without any opposition. The ...

... following account of the causes which led to her intoxication. We recommend the case to the consideration of the managers of Sadler's Wells : it is highly dramatic. She said, at about eight o'clock on the preceding evening three gentlemen whom she met with ...

... rejoinder. The picture mania is going on. A five-act tragedy founded on WILKIE'S Cut Finger, is about to be produced at Sadler's Wells ; that is, after .another theatre has furnished the authorities of the New River Temple with the necessary matter. We ...

... the chairman's introduction of such a toast, if he might judge from the tenor of his speech at the late dinner given at Sadler's- Wells. He would not say anything of the conkct of the King of England, or of that of the King of Hanover, unless any gentleman ...

... jaws. Could not Jou NI REEVE be made to add the fly? The piece was quite successful. The adroit personage who steals for Sadler's Wells was, doubtless, in front, with pencil and memorandum-book, fully prepared to take down incidents, characters, and as lunch ...

... appeared at the Coburg on Monday, for Mr. DAVIDGE'S leenefit ; for which be received fifty pounds) Did he bring as much? Sadler's Wells opens Under the new management to-morrow. T. P. was to have been of the corps; but his terms were not agreed We think ...