... found a box of matches, which were taken clown contrary to the colliery rules. Milrsl V. s. lBateman, the lessee of New Sadler's Wells Theatre, whoso recent sudden andt serious illness caused niuch anxiety to her nemerous friends, is out of 'langer: c At ...

... states that M1r. Spurgeon is rather seriously unwell. Aversion of Sir Walter Scott's Old Mlortality has been produced at Sadler's Wells. A French journal states that the grandfather of Victor Hugo was the son of a carpenter at N ancy. bigaro reports the ...

... of age. I The death is announced of Mr. Henry Mtarston who will be well remembered as a meillcber of thle comlipany Dt Sadler's Wells weoni that theatre was under the mamnge. mont of Mr. P'helps. The charges at the various metropolitais police consrt, ...

... Theatres pr .r and Halls has also Sunday evening services at the B ig Oxford Music Hall and the Shoreditch Town Hall. tw At Sadler's Wells, to-morrow, Mr. B. H. Cowper tic Ae delivers the second of a course of addresses on the 2arT' Evidences of Religion. ...

... sirlens of bueiliess to Butd the! mon0ey for therm. A few weeks agowenairm she was playing irer last enugurgeruscrut (at Sadler's Wells), shre Catuso to thus- theatre anrosed swntih tire, olherilf's solhicer ins lier earririge, as r Louui anrd us half irasserd ...

... them- selves. Mrs. Batemaan meets the rewards of her boldness and ?? in the brilliant success of her far-off ;theatre of Sadler's Wells. The )anites have proved an immense attraction, and now that the American troupe ia about to leave, it is to be replaced ...

... Comique, though comic opera is the last thing one expects to hear there. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, and Sadlers Wells are fitly so-called afterthe localities in which they stand; but ?? theatres i'o in our great playgoing thoroughfare, and ...

... A tragedian who is rapidly taking high rank in his profession is now playing around of Shake- spearean characters at Sadler's Wells. Mr. Penning- ton played O(0ello under an assumed name in a London theatre nine years ago. He is now playing KinyLear ...

... has turned lmany a powirful mind from its intent, however bravely it had been sworn to. The success of Clanrcartv at Sadler's Wells has drawn all fashionable London to the Ultinia Thule of Islin-ton. The performance of Isabel Bateman has taken us by ...

... anticipa- jtion of the (irear it wvas looked. upon as sure of creating, Mliss Isahel Batermnn's Deselemona attracts croewcs io Sadler's Wells who have sees Othello everywhore else, and crovwds besides wlho have never seen the play before. Mliss t enevi ve ...

... He was born ~in London and had' during his career performed. at D~rury lue, Covent Garden, Haymarket, ~Lyveum, and old Sadler's Wells Theatres, besides having traivellea all over the world. Ted Lauri is said to have been the only clown who ever had a benefit ...

... Limehouse; Winchester Hall, Southwariz Bridge Road iAstley's, Westminster Read ; Royal Albiesi- Hall, Blackfriars Road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre Clerk- enwell, as available for their purposes, and have obtainedt promises of co-operation of twenty-five clergymen ...