... it! THIL DEPTH op AN ENGLISHMAN'S Foux.—A Cossack had fallen into one of the wells that abound in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells. Oh, help me! help me! he cried piteously; I will give two rubles to any one who helps me out of this dilemma. But ...

... importer, 99, St. Johnstreet-road. a respectable locality principally inhabited and clock makers, in close proximity to Sadler's Wells Theatre. The circumstances which surround the discovery induce the belief that the arms and ammunition were intended for ...

... THEATRES. Visouoat moved resolution condemning the performance, clergymen of the Eotablished Church, of divine worship Sadler's Wells and other metropolitan theatres, as highly irregular, and calculated to injure rather than advance progress sound religious ...

... Assembly Boom by Mr A. Passmore (professionally known as Alfred Nicholls) of Whitchurch, assisted by Mr J, C. Badway, of Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, and local talent. There was a large attendance at the room. The programme comprised scenes from Shakespeare’s ...

... the Helium Theatre to stand the test of comparison with many a larger house. The clown, the Great Little Rowella. —The Sadler's Wells pantomime, Little Red Riding flood; or, Harlequin Prince Baa Butt Black Sheep, aryl The Cruel Wolf, is cleverly written ...

... horsemanship, Astley’s, and is announced to be reproduced on the 31st Mdlle. Marquet is to be the Mazepfa this time. The old Sadler’s Wells favourite, Mr. Henry Marston, ia to have benefit given to him at the Lyceum (the free use of which Mr. Irving has granted) ...

... BK. Leake; Mr. Charles Chitty, Mr. Urowe; Sifter, Mr. Peacock ; Patty Probity, Miss E. Macarthy, from the Sarrey and Sadler’s Wells Theatres; Grace Emery, Miss Janet Clements, late of St. James’s and Well’s Theatre: As we so recently gave the plot of ...

... agent at the same place. CHURCH SERVICE IN THEATRES, Lord DUNGANNON moved a resolution condemning the divine service at Sadler’s Wells and other performance of inetropolitan theatres as highly irregular, incon: stent with order, and calculated to injure ...

... effective company is being formed to purchase, for a tale, full of original and striking !natter in scene, plot, purpose, Sadler's Wells, the oldest theatre in London. and character. . The gorgeous life of the Made and once the home of the Shakeseerien drama ...

... ballet danoer baa been burnt, and now lies the hospital in an almost hopeless condition. The accident occurred last night Sadler’s Wells during the pan- The Breach of Promirs Cake.—Russell r. Adams. —This case has terminated. The following verdict was returned ...

... densed and utilised. . On Wednesday, Mr. J. L. the ofijy gbb: of the celebrated the late Mrs. WaKl#fc made his dtbnt at Sadler’s Wells, ii of Hamlet. Mr. Warner is young, u«W ability. Nature has gifted him with fine tolcfr, and tall person, and, has been ...

... business of the sessions terminated. KNIGHTON. SHAKESPEAREAN Reapincs.—On Monday last, Mr. J. Batler, tragedian, from Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, and Mrs, J, gave highly interesting readings from Shakespeare, Kc. The audience was very select. Amongst ...