... SADLER'S WELLS. The engagement of that gifted son of Moms, Mr. George Wild, has proved, according to our prediction, a most judicious and profitable proceeding on the part of the manager, Mr. Greenwood. The adventures of Jack in the Water, and the ...

... SADLER'S WELLS. Wilks's favourite drama of Woman's Love has been transplanted here from the Victoria with its accustomed success; and with the Tale of Mystery, and the Elf of Eddystone Lighthouse, an attractive programme has been formed. Mr. Greenwood ...

... so long indisposed, and shall hail with joy his reappearance in the sphere of his honourable and distinguished labours. SADLER'S WELLS. Little novelty has occurred at this house. The weight of the tragic business has devolved on Mr. Marston, one of the ...

... this. Wilksls drama of Frank the Fool provel successful here on Monday—a success to which it was eminer'Y entitled. SADLER'S WELLS. Angels and Lucifers, has been here added to the es of Mr. George Wild, and his inimitable acting in Bew mnstone, must ...

... Alazeppa, Dissipation, and the Rover's Dog —the three pieces of the evening—they each severally found a place. SADLER'S WELLS. If an unbounded disposition to be more than good-humored could atone for a rather empty account of boxes, the manager ...

... Ebeatreo. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the English Opera House, and the City, closed !and Sadler's Well about toclose !—these are melancholy . signs. Our contemporaries have suggested flinging the Theatres into the bands of a committee of Noblemen. We do ...