... sister, lon* since dead. He had three sons—the youngest died at sea quite a youth, 1791 the eldest, Charles, many years Sadler's Wells, and author of the operas of the Farmer’s Wife, My Spouse and I, and innumerable bu'lettas, snugs, and pantomimes, died ...

... an enormous elephant, or five camels placed abreast; and in rope dancing they aie not to be outdone any of the wonders Sadler’s Wells. Swallowing the sword is a common operation, even by those who are not considered to the most expert ; and they have various ...

... the London theatres are under the management of the ladies. The theatres are the Bt. Jame's, Strand, the Prince of the Sadler’s Wells, and the New Royalty, The Coucert vox the FxwilieS Faxiav PmisOKEna. —The number persona who attended the concert held ...

... Marquis of Anglesey, is now rendered very gay by the presence of much company. Keane, the African Roscius,” came out at Sadler’s Wells on Monday night, in the character of Gambia, in the opera of*' The Slave.”— London Paper. lord William Paget has arrived ...

... been produced ; so I will content myself with saying that among the former, those at Covent-garden and Drurylanc and at Sadler’s Wells, arc the best, among the latter those at the Adelphi and the Strand. Having thus indicated a whole week’s fun for the ...

... thrown open. Tothis noblemen and gentlemen allow themselves to be treated, something like the pit and galleryvisitors at Sadler’s Wells half century ago, who used to be allowed a pint of wine at the proprietor's expense on producing their ticket.—The supper ...

... discussion, agreed almost unanimously to fonn society (o be called the Protestaril Club.”— Weekly Timet. Mr. Lancaster, of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, expired suddenly last week. Newport Westport Police. —An inyestigalion took place lately at Newport, at the instance ...

... Vienna in the next winter, and thence to undertake a a professional through Germany. . _ ~ , Hamlet’* shortly be revived Sadler Wells’ London, the part of Hamlet to be sustained Miss Marriott. Carlotta Patti, with Herr Lamb Herr Jail (piano), after giving ...

... precaution should be used. Amiuuca.v Papish. Thbathf* Church Piuipeutv. —Astley’sTliea* tr« belongs the See of Canterbury—Sadler’# Welle wne the property of the Monks of St. John, Clerkenwell (being built tiie Monastery grounds) Covent Garden’* luonusfic ...

... opened Plymouth to al! (he world, the line I* be built on, and to (he Mai; ta of English invalid*. Mis* Rsinforth has taken Sadler’s well* theatre English opera. Mr MHughan, a draper at Sheffield, and wife were killed there on Wednesday a ruoa'vay botg*. There ...

... were written, we notice the atertling announcement. * another belle* girl burned ! Mia Fenton, one of the eorpt d$ battfi Sadler’* Welle Theatre, «a* enrloariy horned that the moment I write there to little hop# that eh* will recover ; pan of from eema flashy ...

... Collins. Thus, we see full many ray but let similies cease. In a wotl, a Mr J. Collins stood forward on Monday night at Sadler's-wells, to rescue the native ffddle from the reproach of being less eloquent than the newly-imporlcd Continental one, by exediting ...