... ne( of the Minifters of AbeT- deen SAXON!, the famous Repe-danrir, (better knnwti by the name of the Little Devil, from Sadler's-wells, London) paffed through this city laft Saturday, being on a tour through Scotlaud. We are fobry to heir he could hot be ...

... we un- derfiand thev are to be procured. Speed the Piouglh, and The Mil lers, bring the Ma- nagers of the new Theatre, Sadler's Wells a plenti- ful harve't ; and, added to the merit of the Great De- vil and Harlequin Greenlander, fail not to fill the houle' ...

... anticipate the ?? of our reade:s.cby any further remark at prefcnt. St. George, the new ferious ?? at the ne.t Theatre, Sadler's Wells, atutaded a very fill houf4 laft night, and gave the ,reatedt fatisfaation to every one. -Bologna and.Giesaldi were very ...

... wife mudt have pcrifhed) in his infant arms. The opening fitene of Wizard's Wake, the new pan. tomime at the new Theatre, Sadler's Wells, is cer. tainly one of the befd commencements of a pantomime we have feen. The fcenery and lerforniance of the whole ...

... vio- lent blow.s on the body. BELCaER AND niS BrtrrIT! -A benefit of this Pugilift was announced for Tuefday night at Sadler's Wells, (the Theatre being clofed for the, feafon, the whole exhibition was to have confiued of jqariing). The Magifirates ord-red ...

... Places of public exhibition, the theatres of every description, (not for- getting our. old friends Master Astley and Sadler's Wells) haoe been eager to celebrate deeds of p owess that have adorned the an- nals of England in formeri wars. Music and painting ...

... wueeki, viz. Teripence thequaitern loaf wheaten, and iofut1ehold- cigtjieiice halfpenny. . . We are happy to learn that Sadlers Wells 'has et a` very laudable example to the other Theatres, byan- niuiluicing a benefii 'this eening'for`,the fuifferets at ...

... clerks which the existing -s.Vs- teiiim will rnake n eeessarv that some of the figurenti from the Royalty Theatre, from Sadler's Wells,, from the koyal Circus, and other places of a simi~r' description,. should be engaged ini the service. . A good pair ...

... evening, betwveen five and Lix o'locki a yoiung wonrans, genteelly dreffed in black, got ol the rails bv the New River, near Sadler's Wells, and im. mediately threw herfelf into the water; when Mr. Morris, one of the performers at the Wells, pulled off Isi coat ...

... confpicuous figure. The Theatres were bright with the luminous difplay of loyalty: Aftley's Theatre, the Royal Circus, and Sadler's Wells, were alfo illuminated with much taile; and the fashionable Club Hoifes of White's, Boodle's, Brookes's, and the Cocoa ...

... Nelwgate, and feveral to be whipped and difcharged. JEAL ou'vr.-A ferious quarrel took placea few even- ings fince at Sadler's Wells:-.wA tradefinab' in the Bo- rough went wivh his wife to fee the performances, and having feated themnfelves in the Pit ...

... conseiquence of the great 'numiber of children and others rescued from' the ivatery grave between Capon- biiry 'House and Sadler's Wells, within the last six months, thle consequent rewards therefore of the 'Hu- mane Society, have been raid to an im mense ...