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... Dodger led Oliver Twist. `They crowed from the Angel into St. John's hoed, struck down the small west which terminates at Sadler's Wells Theatre. through Eruiouth Street and Coppice Bow, down the little court by the aide of the workhouse, serene the climate ...
... sure to be well furnished with another of Mr. Byron's pun-crammed burlesques. The subject selected is 'Puss in Boots.' Sadler's Wells has an extravaganza- cum pantomime, written by Mr. E. L. Blanohard, entitled 'Cherry and Fair Star, or the Singing Apple ...
... were respectably-dressed persons,. apparently working men and trade people. The gallon.' were not opened. The Marylebone, Sadler's Wells, Standsed, and Pavilion Theatres will be opened for airoilu religious services on the first SundAy evening in October ...
... ASSOCIATION Vice Chancellor Bacon to-day dismissed, with costs, an application to commit for contempt Mr. Chatterton, keret of Sadler's Wells theatre, characterising it as an absurd one. At Launceston, Robert Fullord, a farmer, and , his wife Flora, were committed ...
... London Correspondence. LONDON, Tuesday Evening, The Queen will be pleased to hear of what is being done at Sadler's Wells, the new theatre opened under the management of Mr. Chatterton. The manager gravely announces that in commemoration of the graceful ...
... Ile was originally di tined for the law, but he soon directed his attention to the stage, making his first appearance at Sadler's Wells in 1827, as Flexibl •in Love, Law, and Phys'c. When Mr. Tilbury three years ago took the chair at the Shakespcare annual ...
... RELIGIOUS IN TILSATILE 4 .--On the evening of October 9 several of the London theatres were opened for religious servii et. At Sadler's Wells Theatre there was an overwhelming congregation, the service being conducted by the Itev../velaua Kirkman, MA, of Queen's ...
... an enormous bener.t, and will add greatly to their health and happiness. We are not to have Shakespeare this winter at Sadler's Wells, and shall miss the face and tones of Mr. Tragedian Phelps. Miss Catherine Lucette, who has had the management during ...
... production of Hamlet will be given to the Monument Fund. The Victoria gave the Taming of the Shrew on the 26th. Sadler's Wells pi vviously devo ed an evening to the common purpose. At the Surrey Theatre the Tercentenary of the great British dramatist ...
... nalund !armee. was variously wouniltel. Toxic sreetilants all trooped. Midnight one clock on Tuesday Mena. amoral at Sadler' , Wells Theatre, eiolettly attooked by four seem in Liverpool-mad. Lund at, a valuable gold and purse money were taken. The eased ...
... said of much al.ler than the priseipal leader of the Fourth l'arty. • This .4 the tingre and bating of the hreath, thin Sadler Wells ear arm, and melodr.anatiumalitoity,' are not permanently effective. ,ate the tett:mat appetite anti pall un the limit ...
... theatre of Timor, of Athena, ',bleb has sot lees rises/wird as the wage vitae Philips produced is f .sty years ego at Sadler Wells. The return of the volusteer maps of Great %Maio for the year eediug Nov. last. issued ntlicially on Friday, shows the ...