... ? 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' ...

... have been arrested. From their confession, several other uindividuals have been taken ilito custody. The Queen was at Sadler's Wells on Thursday nightI and was received by a eroivded house with the same enthusiasm. vwhich has distinguished all her former ...

... offered: he had once made an attempt on his own life. John Kinsey, in his anxiety to get to the front row in the gallery of Sadler's Wells on Taesday evening, ran down the seats so rapidly, that he went liver into the pit, and so rup- tuired his liver and 'the ...

... persevere in their present system.-Speciator. FORCe7 OF IMAGINATION.-Dring the performance of Tine Ifernai Machine at Sadler's Wells theatre, yesterday evening, in the last scene, at the review of the troops, as Louis Philip (Dunn), MarsoalMorfier(King) ...

... celebrity for non-payment. One of his creditors, thinking to shame himn out of the money he owed, stood up in the pit of Sadler's Wells, and said, Mr. Davis, I said I w~ould expose you; you owe mle seventeen and sixpence.' So I do, said Davis, perfectly ...

... =IS CM:1T3NOT3 S: DUS. BULLErIN.-A fire broke out in tixe property apartment at Sadler's Wells theatre nnd, tbough out much mischief was done, the fire most have been very bad while it lasted, for the papers say that it was corlfised to t1e rooss. It ...

... in the fol Theatre, on Monday last, and was attended by Colonel I Thompson, John Bright, Esq., and R. R. Moore, Esq. Di Sadler's Wells Theatre has been engaged, in addition to Drury-lane, in order to carry on the operations of the le Anti-Corn-law League ...

... he had always refused d to assist at tire attempts at genteel comedy in Covent-garden, p or to tumble on tile boards of Sadler's Wells (cheers and laugh- in tsr). He repeated iris objections to any tinkering of the law ti, of settlement, and declared his ...

... advice, we believe, is simply thjs-if you feel any of thie f well-known symptoms, send for a medical men without delay.] C SADLER'S WELLS TnEATRE.-On Thursday evening i Mrs. Centlivre's comedy of the - Belleer Stratacrem was revived C at this theatre, when ...

... has been partially fused by the heat. DEATec OF A MISER-Considerable interest has been excited in the neilhbourlhpod of Sadler's wells, by the death of Mr. WVilliam Crew, hair-dresser, Arlington-street, whe, though always living in the most penurious manner ...

... will, no doubt, ensure them a bumper ?? are promised, a rich treat next week in the encgaement of Mr. Phelps, of the Sadler's Wells Theatre. Mr. rhelps is an abtor of undoubted genius and originality, and the British publt are, ludebtei.$o bim for fostering ...

... that individual. By the Cbairman-Do you know Puck? Lambeth Street -I have seen him, with considerable satisfaction, at Sadler's Wells. By Mr. Villiers-Do you consider Puck a bona tide tra- veller ? Lambeth Street-That very much depends upon his occupation ...