... ——■* may henceforth b* regarded institution. James's Hall, Martin’s Hall, the BntanmaTheatre, the Standard, Pavilion, Sadler’s Wells, the Victoria, and some other places are now open for religious services. Having attended several these extraordinary ...

... Committee, of which the Earl of Shaftesbury is the chairman, viz ’, Astley’s, Standard, Pavilion, Rbval Amphitheatre, Sadler's Wells, Britannia, and the Metropolitan and Oxford Music HalK The other buildings are St. James’s Hall and the Effingham and ...

... management of Drury Lane, bath financially and otherwise. Finally he decided to open a theatre himself, and he leased Sadler's Wells, ou the outskirts of the city. where he produced several new pieces, and appeared personally with success. The seeson ...

... ; the Princems's, Mr. Boncicault's new comedy, now She Loves thins; the Holboro, • pantomime, Valentine and Grua; and Sadler's Wells, a pantomime, Little Red Riding Hood. Niw manner of new singers, says the are named, as promising. We are told of one ...

... been lying in distressing COtlditiON a victim to parulysis, which had wholly deprived her of the use of her limbs. At Sadler's Wells, Mr. Edgar has provided for his patrons a grand local legendary pantomime, entitled Fe Fair Heide of lferrie Jstinghoi ...

... in the theatrical world are the return of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean to Drury Lane, and the appearance of Mrs. Conway at Sadler’s Wells in the part Romeo. There has been no abatement in the enthusiasm with which Mr. and Mrs. Kean are ever received by London ...

... with the co-respondent, who had been pying lots In the Cemetery, unpaid for, and to cause such Sformerly a comedian at Sadler’s Wells Theatre where he notice to be served on such parties requesting them to call been performing under the name Harris. Therefor ...

... Hood at Covent Garden theatre; Jack.in-the•Bos at Drury lane; Puss-in- Roots at the Princess's; the Babes in the Weed at Sadler's Wells; Jack and the Beanstalk at the Surrey; Cinderella at Sanger's Amphitheatre, and eio forth inEnitum. The choice is so varied ...

... caterers John Bull's amnsemeut at that time served up the event. Te World newspaper for August 31, 1789, announces that, at Sadler's Wells, Will be presented an entire New, Grand, and Interesting Spectacle, taken from the ciretimetazee of the ROT*. in France ...

... Adelphi and Folly. Mr. Thorna• Longdon Greenwood. who wa, dated with the late Mr. Samuel Paellas in the management of the Sadler's Wells Theatre for nearly twenty sears, has just died at his residence in Brixton, after a )ong and severe illness, at the age ...

... tu the churches a Warsaw magnificent crucifix's., and thei Cat tare pre.ented the synk,oiguet with ornaments in Jewish Sadler's Wells Theatre ha, been taken be lir Josephs, for a spring swum, LI) commence on &tater- Sunday. A failure by some bad features ...

... court, to be kept in penal servitude for life, or for any term not leas than seven years. PLATGoF RS will remetulwr when Sadler's Wells Toeatre chi. Ay depended on the employment of ml water from the New River to represent or even the sea. In this flood ...