... NEW SADLER'S WELLS. i From the time Mrs Bateman announced her resolve to take Sadler's Wells Theatre and do her best to hi revive the ancient glories of the house, all playgoers have awaited the result of her experiment with interest, wishing so worthy ...

... in I all particulars resembled those which used to be erected T in the P.R. For some time previous to, the doors of t Sadler's Wells Theatre being opened, a crowd of very ( disorderly persons congregated outside, and when they i iwere thrown open a general ...

... Mr Calder stMarshall; for architecture, M!r Street. . Mr. Tom Taylor's dramna of OChancarty has been 3' revived at Sadler's Wells, with Miss Isabel Bateman Sr as Lady Clancarty, Miss Virginia Francis as Lady v Betty Noel, and Mr W. H. Vernon as Olancarty ...

... apprenticed to a printer. On April 30, 1821, his farcical comedy ''More frightened than hurt was successfully produced at Sadler's Wells. Shortly before it Nvas acted, Jerrold was transferred to the printing-office of the Sunday Monitor, As lFraukliu had ...

... imagine. The laughter of the audi- ence is thus excited, bat some of the business is very pitiful. Othello was produced at Sadler's Wells on Monday, with Mr Hermann Vezin as the Moor, and Miss Carlisle as Desdemona. Mr Byron's drama of cBlow for Blow was ...

... yesterday by Sheriff Comrive Thomson on a charge of aggravated assault on his weife. n Mr F. B. C lhtttcrton, of the now Sadler's Wells Theatre, Lourdon, hb s made arrangements with the representatives of the late Mr A sdrew Hollidey Duff for aL revival ...

... apprenticed to a printer. OOn April 30, 1821, his farcical comedy More friglitened than hurt was successfully produced at Sadler's Wells . Shortly before it was acted, Jerrold was transferred to the printing-office of the Sunday Monitor. As Franklin had ...

... LONDON THEATRICALS.-We understand that t several Shakespearian revivals on a grand scale are Coon to be produced at New Sadler's Wells Theatre r in which Mr H. Talbot, the celebrated tragedian, has l been specially engaged by Mrs Bateman to play the . leading ...

... greate for that evening, we find enterprising manpgers will who anticipate the event on Christmas Eve and h to-night both Sadler's Wells and the Surrey ave LTheatres presented their Christmas pantomime, i a thus stealing a march upon Drury Lane and 1st D( ...

... [By TELasGuaP Ftou ouR OWNs CoERESPONNPENT.] TnE OPENING OpX PAnIUAMENT-A STRANGE STorn THE HOME RULERS IN CONFEUtENCLi-SADLER's WELLS-THE LONDON FcorrisH Cours. T LONDON, Thursday night. per! Conversation to-night is running in au entirely Gre political ...

... froi background. It is easier at these havens of the Choel weary to get tipsy than to get fed. of I The new theatre at Sadler's Wells continues to i prosper with a change of programme. Crc Sheridan Knowles's blank verse play of The and Hunchback, well ...

... sCMrce this year all over London, and at least tl two have been brought forward, 'namely, at the A Sorrey and the new Sadler's Wells, days before E theY were expected-a very dubious form of F getting over the final rehearsals with- t out loss of money ...