... seldom produced sweeter musoic than he has in Mr. C. Dibdin's Melodrama, 'Te Terrible Peak; or, A ?? ther's S'-rrows, at Sadler's Wells. The songs executed by Miss Tunstall are among the happiest efforts ef geniis, and she sings them delightfsll7; Aliss ...

... vithbout anyiauthority) a promise ofseveral st . thousand pounds, if he would quit the ship, and 1' exhibit himself at Sadler's Wells 1-is pride and tI prospects havingexperienced this momentary ele. al vation, while his brain was neailv intoxicated by ...

... W'en the vacancy occurred, his worthy competitors were Mr. Fitzg'erald, the illorning Post Poet, Mr. T/homas Dibdin, of Sadler's Wells, and Dr. Busby, the translator of Lucretius. Hard working men, it is true, who would not have talcen their tuages for ...

... Verdict-Found drowned without any marks of violepce. An Inquisition was held yesteiday at the Sir lugh Diiddle- ton, opposite Sadler's-wells, before Thomas Stirlig, ,Esq. on the body of C~harles Brland, a journeyman gold and silver- smith, aged 24. years, whose ...

... vwho met his death on Monday night, by. excessive crush- ing,' goiag into the gallery of Sadler's Wells Theatre.- William GCodland, master carpenter to Sadler's Wells T hentre, stated, that on 3ondav evening' before the rising Of the curtain, he wlas- i ...

... Three Pairts.-Part Fourth-A Mosso-poly-logue, descriptive of La Diligence. RE-ENGAGEMENT of Mr. WI- LSON for Seven Nights. SADLER'S WELLS. THTS Evenings (Saturday Mlay 1), a favourite Piece, called The VILLAGE HEIRESS. Village Heiress. Miss Neville; Captain ...

... be bad of Miss Kelly; No. 8, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden; and of Mr. Stevenson, at tho Box Office, Strand Entrance. SADLER'S WELLS. THITS and following EVENINGS, will be presented HERMAN and HALSTRIN; or, The Free Judges. Pre- vious to the above Ballet ...

... the great approbation bestowed on the new Aquatic Me- Is-drama, it will be repeated every Evening till further notice. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS and following Evenings, the evening's entertainments till commence with the last new Harlequinade, called HAR- LEQUIN'S ...

... female friend, tW follow and watch her ;tirey ttacell Iser etsiougi saeverat streets' towards the New River. and when near Sadler's Wells, she paused, as if with the ittention of throwingtrhe bcg over the parapet wall into the river, but either her reso- lotion ...

... female lodger in the, d houfc, to follow her. They watched her through feveral fireets leading to the New River; whcn near Sadler's Wells fhe attempted to throw the box over the parapet into I te the river, but either her ftrength or refolution failed her ...

... TAILTORS; or, . Tragedy for Warm Weather. C To-morrow, M1y Own Rival, wvitl A Cure for Romance, and a The Brown Maan. h d SADLER'S WELLS. ( T1IIS aod Four following Eversing, the Ehvening's Entertain- d niests will coamerice with a )asice, called EDWIN AND ...

... ? by some Inittdretls;-say iog nothin~g of those pusit ho 'derive their suplport fIo: n the Ols'npic, Adehlthi, Itgr, Sadler's Wells, and Eist Londlon Theatres. With mmtfCe, thereo, th aete 'oprietors can rail for the wtllr ruin of such a suniher of' ...