... PRIZA FIGHTS IN LONDON. I-~LiO A.~LU~ AI1LAULN. : ;Sadler's Wells Theatre was on Friday night the scene of aglove fight, for £50 upside. The conbasants, named respectively Jamnes 'Goode and Michael Bees, were \vell known sformer -members of the prize ...

... was the proprietor of the Bradford and Hud- dersfield theatres, and for a period of five years he had been lessee of the Sadlers Wells Theatre, London. During the whole of his career as theatrical mdanager he had only been before the stipendiary magistrate ...

... course of next winter a repertoire season, follow- ing the principles successfully worked out by the late Mr. Phelps, of Sadler's Wells. In his forthcoming season in London 'Mr. Benson hopes to arrange, on the eeason ticket principle, adopted in connection ...

... bythe Rev J. M'Connel HuIssey, M.A. incum- -bent of Christ Churob, Brixton. The Hon and Rev B, W. Noel, M.A. preached at Sadler's. Wells Theetre and the Garriok 'Theatre was opened for two services, the first being conducted by the B v Samuel Thornton, ILA ...

... entry referred to van, t glorious pride. n 5 Mr Charles Warner has been on a visit to Paris a during the week's holiday at Sadler's Wells, i order to study the spectacular drama of hi YStroqoff, in the English version of which, to be produced next spring at ...

... arrived at Suez, with. dates from Calcuttato January 7th. LAMENTABLE OCCURBENCE AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATR.-Just before the close of the pantomime on MondAy night at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Miss Fenton, one of the coops de ballet, while standing near a fire-pan ...

... New York. Tun RzeuoimEs.-T. Brown informs us that there aare three old Refugees who still require support. ?? benefit at Sadler's Wells theatre is declined. ...

... tenable for four years, andisof the a value of £30. The Lord Chamberlain has refused 'IO a license for the new theatre of Sadler's Wells until souls stairs have leeserected for all portionsof his helif aed his Lordothip is understood to hiave stated thaths ...

... vrop up, if possible, to the end of the session a =Mius-ry which has failed in evervthlung it hans undertalien , It is'a Sadler's Wells mnelodramna in which. followipg the strict routine of that ancient house of Thespis, wtie. ever the dretnatist gets ...

... might 'be staving. It appears that on Saturday evening-she was accompanied byl a gentleman of the 'name of Davenport, to Sadler's Wells 'Theatre, who, after seeing her safely home; babde her adieu. A female friend, who was sleeping in the same apartment ...

... comes, with clouds descending, used to. be sung very much in a public-house at Islington, and was danced as a hornpipe at Sadler's Wells Theatre. The improvement in hymn singing in this country duoing the last haif-century had been very marked, and to-day ...

... ss with which the lights are exposed on the stage at the London theatres. In this instance the , accident occurred at Sadler's Wells theatre. It appears e- that the dress of one of the ballet girls caught fire, and before the flames could be extinguished ...