... Official iReceiver's 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 ...

... Palace, ' Miothler Bunch at the Surrey, 'Happy-go-Lucky st theoGrecian, and Aladdinz again at the Maryle- bhne and Sadler's Wells. The Gaiety, following the inounnement made twelve months ago, revives, i I have already remarked, the whimsical old Eastern ...

... distress in Ireland. i)i Saturday, tile 7tb hirstan t a morning performance of Mary Warneir will also be given at the .New Sadler's Wells for the benefit of the Irisch ilelief Fieid. A neothing in aid of the finds for the relief of tile iis- tress in Ireland ...

... first in London. When she resignedI her lesseeship into the hlands of Mr. Irving, and wvithdrew to the far- of regions of Sadler's Wells, it was deeemcd impossible, even by those who were acquainted with. her great energy and talent, that she could ever snako ...

... characters, Mrs. Pateman, who has rendered not only nossible, but positively delightful, that journey from the West End to Sadler's Wells which had I been pronounced absolutely impracticable, is continuing !her plan of reproducing Shakespeare and also the ...

... the Globe, Toolss, and Terrys-catering, for those ho were in the West End ; Britannia, ! 'the Great, for the East ; Sadler's Wells for the North, and the Elephant and Castle for the South;! while those who had strayed as far as Greenwich, and had got ...

... until the whole place has been thorougly searched. A sensational piece called The Land of Diamonds, already given at Sadlers' Wells, and originally played at the diamond fields of South Afriea, will be revived on Saturday week at Sanger's Amphitheatre ...

... Theatre oi Saturday, January 5. The Tinsel Queen, a new drama by Mr. IV. E. Mor- ton, was produced on Saturday night, at Sadler's Wells r Theatre, with success. el Mr. A. F. Morison, barrister-at-law, formerly of Aber- o deen, has been appointed Professor ...

... other playhouses are about to he built ii London, yet four of those already in existence are now to be let-Novelty, New Sadler's Wells, Holborn, and Opera Coenique. Large numbers of coloured people who emigrated to Kansas a year or twso ago now find the ...

... flowlaid Hill, Plies Lidgett, and tloe M1arch iose--3 of Lo hian. ?? tl 16th of April Miss Isabel Batenian .vill protlect at Sadler's Wells aci original ylay by Mr. H. A. Jones, aI uthor of A Clerical Error' and ''An Old Nlaster.' The principal part will be ...

... evening. ,r. Frank Melford has written a new farcical comedy entitled Burglars, which is about to be taken on tour. Sadler's Wells Theatre reopened on Saturday evening with a version of Hugh Conway's story, ' Livia-, or Dead. Herr Ofenheimn, formerly ...

... since been keen. Mr. F. n. Chattertoll IQs arrangged with Mr. Frank .Stainfortlh to write the fortiscominig pastomimefor Sadler's Wells. Tbe subject is the Forty Thievco. Signlor Rtossi, playing in Italian and esupported by an Englishl-speaking company ...