... should not again he called into question They should he taken in court if he sat .there till midnight. IMISS MATIRIOTT AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. - This very highly-gifted actress, who has on so ) many occasions won golden opinions from the Liverpool audiences ...

... 800rey, secondly at the Adelphi, and . Sadler's Wells. A comic incident nln the transit from the Adelphi to N4Nells. He (Toole) played the Clock- 8`V in Janet Pride, at the Adelphi ; ?? ,nih at Sadler's Wells as Old Grinnidge GteenBushes. Being pressed ...

... Theatre, has taken up the Sadler's Wells enterprise, which Mrs. B ateman began and her * aughters find too niuch for them. He pro- 1dces as his first piece a drama written by Mr. Leopold Lewis. It ought to be adapted 3 for Sadler's Wells, if its title is any ...

... criticisms of those a slo ought to have left their friend with full = liberty to exercise his own literar'y discretion. Sadler's Wells Theatre is again for sale. It X is to be sold by auction under an order of the a Court of Chancery, in Tokenhoustyard ...

... and on Saturday (8th September) Mr. Phelps re.opens his popular temple of the legitimate Sadler's Wells. Who would have ventured, in the days when Sadler's Wells was regarded as little more than a permanent spectacle show, of the Bartlemy fair sort, when ...

... structural no alteration as the council might require, no drink toU be sold in the auditorium. In the ease of the new r Sadler's Wells Theatre, the application being an opposed by the clergy and others, the committee tb declined to recommend the granting ...

... first Sunday in October be resumed at the fol- lowing theatres :-Standard, Shoreditab, Pavilion, Wblteebopel-road, and Sadler's Wells. The telegraph from India to this country by way of the Euphrates is progressing - already the wires stretch westward ...

... of destiny likewise awaits Sadler's Wells, one of the oldest theatres in the metropolis, and which it is now proposed to convert into public baths and washhonses. I confess I shall be sorry to lose the old Sadler's Wells, around which cling so many ...

... the Official Reciver', and Mr. Abrahams for the bankrupt. The bankrupt, 'in reply to Mr. Howell, stated that he took the Sadler's Wells Theatre in 1837. He had been engaged in the theatrical profession for over thirty yearst Whon he took the theatre be owed ...

... Willhiam Tell he is dull. The gods approve, fnevertheless, of his stilted declamnation, and ofwere very boisterous at the Sadler's Wells ich Theatre last nighb. Mn ian. ai ...

... of au Timon of Athens, wvhich has not been se; represented on the stage since Phelps produced Be it 40 years ago at Sadler's Wells. At the yV severlteenth annual meeting of the governors Li of the Shakspere Memorial Association, held l at Stratford-on-Avon ...

... in this country. In order to aid the funds of the society, an D amateur performance was got up on Saturday last, at l Sadler's Wells Theatre, when the comedy of The Wonder was played, followed by a varied list of enter- tainments, and concluding with ...