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

... of the day.—Boxes, 45.; Pit, 25.; Gallery is. ; Half-price at the conclusion of the second Act of the grand Melodrama. SADLER'S WELLS. This favourite Theatre will be RE-OPENED THIS EVENING, with the following New Pieces, written by and produced under the ...

... pocket, and some liver. Witness took him to the watch-house, arid then _pursued the other prisoner, and took him about Sadler's Wells. Witness asked him where he was going, to which he replied he did not know. There was in the basket the hind quarters ...

... known London Apprentices. The characters of which Were well sustained throughout. The house overflowed in every part. SADLER'S WELLS. Yesterday being Easter Monday, this theatre opened, as usual, for the season. The attractions held out in the bill , ...

... Mrs. Graham, the wife of the well-known aeronaut, and Miss Stocks, in a magnificent balloon from the yard at the back of Sadler's Wells Theatre yesterday, and, in.consequence, the neighbourhood of Islington was crowded in the morning with individuals from ...