... at Sadler's Wells Thealtre, o the 20th of April, and t that he ehoulddecline to act in WY other play on that even- ;iug. That this was a five at play, and that the defendant well knew the plaintia could not perfoum such a play at Sadlers' Wells Tbeatre ...

... more reasonable destina- tion than the ground assigned to it by our ancestors. Bv the unsuccessful attempt to dispose of Sadler's Wells Theatre another of the glories of our youth has come to grief-most humi- liating of all, that of depreciation of money ...

... glories were continued by his son, Joe, one of the cleverest imps on and off the stage, whq made his first appearance at Sadler's Wells in I781, remaining there and at Drury lane until 1828. He was called the mortal Jupiter of Joke, the' Michael Angelo of ...

... o plae. o Thus, at the Victoria Theatre, then callid bhe Coburg, 16 persons ;erished in this way in 18585 a aud 18 at Sadler's Wells in i81?, *hilst At the a Haymarket, in 179,4, 16 were trampled to death, a not in epusecenc, of any gIre, gt by Qi# -rm ...

... Tnr announcement of the death, yesterday morn- ing, of Mrs. Bateman, the popular and universally ostetined lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre,Lonflon, will, we are sure, be read everywhere with the 'reatest regict. Mrs. Batemai v,'as undollbtedly, the ...

... distinctly * heard at each end, -Mfanchesaer Exraminer. Since the late Samuel Phelps gave up'the manage. I mont of the Sadler's Wells Theatre failure has at, tended each and every use to which the biildi.ng, once a very popular north London resort, has ...

... a keen e.mpelition £39410, being at the rata of £26 l0, lid per esquire yard. -Scotsmen. A ODREEsronDEaNT states that Sadler's Wells Theatre, which has been for some time shut up, will probably soon be converted into public baths andwasaloauses for the ...

... THEATRES-The preachers at the London theatres on Monday were as follows:-Pavilon, Rev. H. D. Northrop; Standard, Rev. T. Tate; Sadler's Wells, Rev. W, Landels and Rev. Dr. Armstrong; Victoria, Rev. Dr. Armstrong and Rev. Dr. Cunilring; Britannia, the Rev. S. Martin ...

... such structural alterations as the Council might require, no-drink to be sold in the auditorium. In the case of the new Sadler's Wells Theatre, the application being opposed by the clergy and other committees, they declined to recommend the grant- ing of ...

... eugagemaents for the Ante- riean theatrical scasou. Smrt 's tragedy, 'Evadne: or, the Statuce is Lin prltarrtili- at sadler's Wells, for Miss Mvruriett. salt., is to plav theL, principal part. Evailbmo was one of ?? s-v o iuinal creations of Miss OYNeil ...

... arch sense of 'humour in catching the comic poftions of Dickens's narrative ex- cited the greatest 'hilarity. 'Thben at Sadler's Wells 'we liave a lecture orl acientific subjects. The whole theatre is'thrown open at prices tas low as twopence, szxpence ...

... staying. It appears that on Saturilay eveniitg site was accomparsicd by a gentle- man of the oasie of D)atvenpiort, to Sadler's Wells Tiscatre, who, after seiig hier safely homne, bale her alluts. A female frienid, who Wss sleepilg in the same altartiietrt ...