... WEST COUNTRY THEATRICALS. Dubois, and his pupils, from Sadler's -Wells, have been performing for six weeks, at the Ply- mouth and Dock Theatres. Dubois's Clowns in Pan- tomime, and his surprising feats* of adivity, comic dancing, &c. &c. are exacl'y ...

... both houses, and Bath, it no Mali gra.ihoation to behold the superior rtegutee and which the lung cstablidmd favuahte of Sadler’s Wells i> so universally admired for. ludicrous Circumstance lately occurred at the Theatre, at Niseket Drayton, Shropshire. ...

... WAKE. Principal Chara6Leras-Williatn, jy1 -iffles; Patrick,,- Me., Mleeccrot; Gaby, M~r. Laur-ent; ~Atr. Smith (late of Sadler's Wells);- Jew i'erilar (with at so:A), Me.Wfallalck (late of ?? Circus); Cabin Buy (evil a Snag), 0 aftef Sincock (late of the ...

... jt will be no small gratification the 1 1 ° l^ e su P eriur elegance -and agility which 2 ?? S established favourite of Sadler's Wells is so ...

... Citarafters. Douglas,. Mt. LAGRINT. Elbert his Pqc, Mrs. Wehiun, (late of the Royal Cirrus); Carrel, Mr. Smith, (late of Sadler's Wells) ; Eugene, Mr. Sutton, (late of the Royal Circus); Ratio,the Bobber, Mr. Fox; Ofmond, a Reclufe, Mr. /Addles, fen. Spirit ...

... WAKE. Principal Charadters,William, Mr. Laifelles; Patrick, Mr. Mererot; Gaby, Mr. Laurent; Ralph, Mr. Smith (late of Sadler's Wells); Jew Pcdliar (with a Song), Mr.Wallack (late of ?? Circus); Cabiri Boy (with a Song), Mafter Sincoc'k (late of the Royal ...

... week. Should the weather prove favourable, the exhibitions on Greenwich-Hill will not be the least attractive of the day! Sadler's Wells promises to be a favourite resort the ensuing Season, having the attractive vocal powers of Mrs. MARGERUM, who made her ...

... THE • _ MO N DAT, APRIL 6, 180 i. :PRICE PENCE. , %ENDER. PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL' HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. . THIS SADLER'S WELLS. EVENING, Apt 6, and EVERY .EVE NING THIS WEEK, will ba petformed, a New Bure;jr, w ritten by Mr. C. Dibdin, Jun. Music ...

... Four in the Afternoon. know not which most to admire, the Business, sic, or Scenery of the new Performances exhibited at Sadler's Wells last night. The Serious Pantomine contains some or the most interesting situations and circumstances ever witnessed, ...

... certain- ly went a much greater distance than 140 miles; and it is looked on as a most extraordinary per- formance. , Sadlers Wells opened last night, and the pro- mises given in the bills of the day were amply veri- fied, as repeated testimonies of unanimous ...

... wonderful voice, and who would be great accession to the best band in Eruope. He was received with the warmest applause. Sadler’s Wells. —rfhc opening this old and favourite place of amusement for the good folks of London and Islington, was last night in ...

... of furrier arnufement. The liufe was t.rowded in every part. We cannot mifs' opportunity of wiling the pro_ prietors of Sadler's Wells joy at the happy commencement of their prefent fummer campaign ; their audience laft night was uncommonly numerous: the ...