... observed in the diversions of Sadler's Wells, Goodman's-fields, &c., as also in public concerts. Subscribers to the opera, he recommends, should pay a certain sum in proportion to the subscription. The gardens at Sadler's Wells were then frequented by the ...

... Valentine was, we believe, not a I one of Macreadv's parts; and though Mr. a' r Phelps during his metuorable management of Sadler's Wells gave a few representations of the I play, he did not himself take part in it. A b I special interest, therefore, will ...

... Chair- mapd moved the adoption of the reports and accounts, referring in detail to most of the items. With the exception of Sadler's Wells, he believed no other theatre in England had produced twenty-two of Shakespeare's plays, and within the comparatively ...

... might be listened to without weariness, and that there were other attractions besides ponies with which to manage a run at Sadler's Wells. They were not the Idays for high salaries, and certainly the actors were not Iallowed to open their mouths too wide ...

... might be listened to without weariness, and that there were other attractions besides ponies with which to manage a run at Sadler's Wells. They were not the days for high salaries, and certainly the actors were not allowed to open their mouths too wide, ...

... Surrey in its great days, and the Adelphi, and the Haymarket in Miss. Tree's time. Then there are' others-of Phelps at Sadler's Wells, Macready at the Princess's, Webster at the Adelphi, and others relating to DraLry Lane. * *: * * e* There are some odd ...

... Charles WVilmot, lessee of the Grand Theatre at Islington, and will be conducted in conjunction with that establish- ment. Sadler's Wells is to be re-embellished and opened at Whitsuntide. Dr. Arthur Julius Polloclk, M.D., ?? senior physician of Charing Cross ...

... death of John Dace, aged seventy, a machine mluder employed at the -oaphic office, lately residing at 23, Thomas. street, Sadler's Wells. According to the son of the deceased, his father had suffered from rheumatic fever, hub was able to continue at his work ...

... Clerkenswell by the sudden closing of the Spa Fields P4rcrnation ground, presumably by the Public Gardens association. - SADLER's WELLs THEA.TRE,- which of late years has had a very chequered existence, has .esn taken over by Mv. CbsareaWilmot, of the .rQdo ...

... Strand will open next Saturday, with a brilliant and attractive company of artists. Mlessrs. Wilmot and Freeman have taken Sadler's Wells, to open in August with The Shadows of a Great City. M'essrs. Sims and Pettitt have scored another success it, Aimerica ...

... osth year. Haydn twice visited England, in 1791 and 1794. A MEMORAeLE MANAGEHENT. Mr. Phelps's 18 years' management of Sadler's Wells theatre, during which he produced 31 of Shalspere's plays, and a large number of other works of ?? dramatists, constitutes ...

... (Quatre Bras in 1815. Shadows of a Great Cityis a piece withwhich Mr. Charles Wilmot and Mkr. H.. A. Freeman wil open Sadlers' Wells on next Bank Holiday. A rumour is afloat that Mr. Newrnes has retired rromn Tit Bits. His estimated income from the paper ...