... Toole has shown his sympathy for those berzaved by the death of Mrs. Batemau by offering to nplxeur for six nights at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. He will commence next week with 7% Spita!fields Woarer, assisted by Mr. Billington aud Miss Ellen Meyrick. On ...

... when Helen g’amcet (now Lady Martin) played Perdita (a lovely one). In 1845 Phelps revived it with splendid effect at Sadler’s Wells, when he played Leontes, and Mrs. Warner (who had previously revived it at the Marylehone theatre) was the Hermione. KEdmund ...

... they should remember what Macready did at Covent Garden, what Charles Kean did at the Princess’s, what Phelps did at Sadlers’ Wells ; and they should remember that before him there were artists who fully understood their Shakespeare and helped to interpret ...

... close proximity of the stables hired by the man Walsh to the reservoirs and pumping-station of the New River Company at Sadler’s-wells is undoubtedly a disquieting feature in connection with the recent alarming discovery of arms and gungowderin Clerkenwell ...

... 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 ...