... therefore, content ourselves until our next with simply recording its nightly triumphant recep- tion by crowded houses. SADLER'S WELLS.-AS our readers have already been informed, the story of the pantomime is taken from the German, and is entitled lHans ...

... business during the week excellent, Mr. Cooke having generally to respond twice to the unani- mons call of the audience. Sadler's Wells. A very brisk and bustling Pantomime is that which Mr. Green- wood has provided tar his visitors under the elaborate title ...

... ment in love had driven her to commit suicide. The Rev. J. B. Owen, M.A., minister of St. Jude's, Chelsea, will preach at Sadler's Wells Theatre this day evening, at hall-past six o'clock. The Rev. Newman Hlall, B.A, will preach at the Garrick Theatre, White- ...

... 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 ...

... thereo vere servies6 under tbeauspices of Lord Sbaftes. bury, Mr Kinnaird, and. others, in' the Garriek.' Theat'ie;' 'Sadler's .Wells_ Thetre,' and the Bi. . .i Tls LATi 'Da. ?? WVATT.-4Thbe ?? . Londoa~ New s states that' the,trosit dispositiou` and ...

... evening by Air. BrowInlow North, both laymen. W ~.Both services were well attended. The Garrick Theatre, T W,\hitechapel, Sadler's Wells Theatre8,and~the Britannia lii ~.Theatre, Hdxton,wee also openeda'ndfihled with large' h if congregations. ' ?? ' ?? t ...

... Limehouse; Winchester Hall, Southwark-bridge- road; Astley's, Westminster-road; Royal Albion Hall, Biackfriars-road and Sadler's Wells Theatre, Clerken- wel), as available for their purposes, and have obtained promises of co-operation of twenty-five clergymen ...

... of the ships and forts belonging to Great Britain and the colonies. Special religious services were held last Sunday at Sadler's Wells and at the Garrick Theatre, when sermons were preached by Church of England and Dissenting divines. Despatches have been ...

... service the sermon was preached by the dens s ub- Rev. C. S. F. Money. M.A., incumbent of St. Johin's, Dept. Rev longet ?? Sadler's Wells theatre there was a service which -lard splny, was conducted by the Rev. F. Tucker.-At the Music Hall, slav had Store-street ...

... evening, not only in St Paul's and reec Westminster Abbey, but in Exeter Hall, and in mmi the' Victoria, Garlick, and Sadler's Wells and T'leatres. statU The Journal de St Petersbaurg announces that A the commerce of Russian subjects in China meets to ...

... second service the ser- mon was preached by the Rot. C. S. F. Money, M;A., in- rcuanber±t of St. John's, Deptford. At Sadler's -Wells 'Theatre there was a service, which Iwas conducted by the- :Rev. F. Tucker, a minister of tke Wesleyan deaorninatiou. ...

... Lime. house; Winchester Hall, Southwark-bridge-road: Astley's, Westminster-road; Royal Albion Ball, Blackfriars-road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre, Clerkenwell, as available for their purposes, and have obtained promises of co-operation of 25 clergymen and ...