... cast. The Sadler's Wells t7'epe of ?? Fenton, Deulin, Miss Parkes. and others, embarked, on Wednesday last, at the Sb. Katherine's Wharf, for H~amn- burg, eni route, to Berlin, where they intend producing the last pantomime played at Sadler's Wells under ...

... in the entrance hl!1, having received some new aind lustreus scenic additions, from the able hand of Mr. Evans, lataof Sadler's Wells Theatre, The per. formance on both rights commnenced with anhistorical piece, in three acts, entitled, Plot and Pasion ...

... that ar the Britasenia waH namned Hlop-Pickers and Ginsies. Bip van Winkle hns been revived at the ERoyal Alfred. At Sadler's Wells, Bliss Susan Denin has appeared in Lanh the Forsaken, and in East Lynne. The Ticlet-of- Leave IU an has been revived ...

... prisoner denied being a soldier, and on the contrary declared that he was an actor. He said he had frequently performed at Sadler's Wells, and other metropolitan theatres in his present name of Linguarde, At this time Sergeant Hales, 6 L, entered the Court ...

... Times fear there is no denying that it is too well founded, and that his case is a very common one. Only the other day, at Sadler's Wells, formerly the favourite shrine of the Shakes. pearean drama, a spirited attempt was made by a new proprietor to revive ...

... s Wells, and since then has acted at the Lyceum, Drury Lane, the Gaiety, and other theatres. It is in connection with Sadler's Wells that the name Mr. Phelps will be chiefly remembered. almost in- ! variably confined his attention to the higher drama ...

... from the Official ?? report at the London Courtof Bankruptcy yesterday, in the case of\J. Arnold Cave, formerly lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre,: and pre. viously of the E lepbant and Castle Theatre. The debtor, who had for thirty years been engaged in the ...

... the Grand. 'Thentre last nibht, and will be continued throughout the week. T'he draina had a very successful run at the Sadler's Wells and the Surrey Theatres, London, and beiug of a somewhat sensational type, approved oE hytbc pit and gallery, will, no ...

... honour of appearing before the Queen and the late Prince Consort. He subsequently bad engagements at the St. James's, Sadler's Wells, the Standard, and Drury Lane, and after making a farewell tour of the United Kingdom, sailed for America in November ...

... season whlen thec Drespects of re-engage. mncnt are remuote. M~r. W\ilson ]larrett, the Mtohawvk Minstrels, the lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and others have notified their desire to aseist with beneftperform- ances. Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild has ...

... he anuounmes as bis own. Spring will commence this year at five minutes to four o'clock in the afternoon of the 20th. Sadler's Wells season is drawving to a close. owing to Mir Phelps having accepted an engagement inQ- ' e self and many of his eollmpany ...

... leather consumed. As to the origin of the fire, nothing that could be positively relied oil could be ascertained. A SCENE AT SADLERS WELLS THEATRE.-On Saturday night, a disgraceful scene occurred at the above popular theatre, under the following circumstances: ...