... private interests. As a dramatist Bruton has some further claim on our remembrance. He wrote several picces for the Surrey, Sadler’s Wells, and other minor houses—one of his farces called “ Bathing” has been played all over this country end America. As a ballad ...

... names, although used by hundreds every day, is almost entirely unknown to the population generally. Take for instance Sadler's Wells. This was a popular place of entertainment two centuries ago. In 1633 some chalybeate springs were discovered in Clerkenwell ...

... evening at Sadler's Wells. Easily accessible from the yporthern and central districts of the metropolis, and within sound of the bells of St. Mark's Church, Myddelton square, within three miuntes, too, of the crowded City-road, Sadler’s Wells was a favourite ...

... such s these by + fib Macready gave a mew life to onr national theatre, b, which Mr, Puelps for many years sustained Sadler’s Wells—a theatre that had fnflvn to the Jowest ebb it ons of the poorust suburbs of London, and played for some eightean years ...

... recitations at Willis's Room: have lately attracted some attention, has heen engaged by Mrs Bateman to play Othello at Sadler’: Wells, at the opening of that theatre. Trx Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Christian have given their patronage to a reading ...

... goers will pleasurably recall the many s}(ilful | assumptions by \\‘hiv{ his connection with Mr | Phelps's management of Sadler’s Wells Theatre | during which nearly the whole of the Shakesperian ! repertoire was produced) was distinguished. On the | retirement ...

... employed, and we imagine it l will require the boldness of three to ask the Lord | Chamberlain to license it. Tur New Sadler's Wells Theatie will be opened on the 9th Oectober with, as already announced, the Scottish drama Xob Koy. Mr Tom Taylor has ...

... of the death of Mr George Bennett, at the age of eighty, will awaken many reminiscences in the minds of frequenters of Sadler's Wells Theatre during Mr Phelps’s memorable management. Mr Bennett was a promiuent and valued memberof Mr Phelps's company, and ...

... Byron provides an elaborate Christmas picce for the Gaiety, under the title of Gulliver; and The Forty Thicves at New Sadler's Wells, Aladdin both at the Surrey and Astley’s, Blucheard at the Standard, and Cinderclla at the Park and the Marylebone Theatres ...

... out. Tue LecrriMate DraMa.—The Lyceum is not to have a monopoly of Shnkuls)e:ue. Oun the withdrawal of the tomiume at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Mrs Crowe &g::s Bateman) will make her re-appearance as Mary Warner, pending her production of Mucheth, which ...

... and art will appear as. as the thieves—for this occasion ouly, it should be remarked. Macserit AT SADLERS WELLS.—Wacheth has been. roduced at Sadlers Wells. Mr Henry Talbot has Lm‘u cast for Macbeth, and Mrs Crowe, as heretofore, appears as Lrul}y: Macbeth ...

... Merchant of enice still on the crest of the full tide of success at the Lyceum, Macheth in occupation of the boards of Sadlers Wells, with O¢/e//s and Hamlet to follow, and now—last and not least—.ls You Like It at the Imperial, who shall say that the ...