... places of amusement have hitherto been during the same period, are the IPrincess's, Adelphi, Lritncei, A is , Strand, Sadler's Wells, City of London, 13ritaniin, Astlly's, Suerey, Iarylebone, Standalr, tle GGrecian, &c. The Haymarket will be closed, ...

... precautions in theatres, and the multitu- dinous means by which female dress may be ren- dered noninfliammable, the stage of Sadler's Wells Theatre has been the scene of another accident al- almost exactly similar to that which terrified the audience at the ...

... C. Alston, Esq., and is worth about £!600. per annum, with Vicarage. Mr. James Bennett, who has lately been playing at Sadler's Wells Theatre, will appear, in conjunction with Mliss Avonia Jones, at the New Surrey Theatre, in a new - five-act drama, by ...

... as that pass muster, PrSEAcnING IX THEATRES.-The Becorde reports:- It will be observed that the afternoon preacher at Sadler's Wells was the Rev. Canon Miller, D.D., of Birmingham. The theatre was well filled in every part, and although our reporter ...

... He was originally destined for the law, but he soon directed his attention to the stage, making his first appearance at Sadler's Wells in 1827, as Flemible in Love, Law, and Physic. In 1830 he went through the North, and become a great favourite at Liverpool ...

... Audley Street, Grosvenor Square. on the stage of the Sadler' Wells Theatre, a gold v;atch of thas veins of £18. On Monday night a grand vocal and instrumnentel conoert was given at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, for the benefit of a dtistreised literacy ...

... taken by Mr E. T. Smith, and opens to-night with F Friar Bacon,' a children's pantomime, with real horses and real water. Sadler's Wells, the Surrey, the Britannia, and the theatres at the East End have also their pantomimes. The music halls have also their ...

... J. B. Bucketone (Hfaymarket), Mr. G. J. Vining (Princess's), Messrs. Shepherd and Anderson (Surrey), Mr. Robert Edgar (Sadler's Wells and Natlonal Standard), Messrs. Swanborough (Strand), Messrs. Frampton and Fenton (Victmria), and Mr. S. Lane (Britannia) ...

... ACCIDENT AT SADLER'S WnLLS.-We are happy to state that the young lady who was burnt while per- forming on the stage of Sadler's Well Theatre on Monday night is not so seriously injured as was at first supposed, It was stated that bliss Fenton was the sufferer; ...

... keeping the Rod Deer public- house, Cambridse Heath, Betbnal Green; and Agg also keeping a public louse, the Clown, near to Sadlere Wells Theatre. On Thuisday Hilton and Fearn proceeded to London and paid a visit to the publiohouses kept by Agg and Hunter. ...