... Riga°ld has opened the newly-embelliehed Connaught Theatre with the comedy 'Alone, and the drama Black-Eyed Susan. At Sadler's Wells Mr,. Bateman has bestowed her attention upon a pantomime entitled 'The Forty Thieves; or, Abdallah's 'Arrys. As may ...

... es foot, partly in waggons, Kean carrying the much of the way. Soon after arriving in town be was engeged by Hughes, of Sadler's Wells, who else had the er Theretre, to go down to the old Wailes city to play ev.-ry thing, for £2 a week, the salary he ...

... performed as usual the Adelpbi in the serious play of Janet Pride,” as also in the farce of Id on Parle and concluded at Sadler’s Wells with the comicalities of tbe Shcwman in the drama of The Green Bushes.” Mr. Toole, occasionally giving his services for ...

... be generally followed. ANOTHER ACCIDENT TO A BALLET DANCEH.—Just before the close of the pantomime on, Monday night at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Miss Fenton, one of the corps de ballet, while standing near a fire-pan placed at the side of the step, entangled ...

... neve of Handel by Neubel has just been placed in the Chareh of St. Nicolas, Hamburg. M. Pent.rs will shortly appeer at Sadler's Wells. Ma. A. has nmovered from his indisposition. de Lys, by the younger Dumas, has been revived at the Gy=MIL Sizteen yeari ...

... become the instructorgeneral as well as the inquisitor-general of the House. I say that this melodramatic malignity and Sadler's Wells sarcasm, which ms so easily pit on—this wagging the finger and bating the breath—this speaking daggers but using none ...

... favorable impression in Pompeii,” at the Queen’s shortly returns to Loudon to fulfil engagements the Victoria I alace and Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Mr. Horsford, scenic artist of the better sort, who has made honorable name as painter of cabi.iet pictures shortly ...

... jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff damages. IN CHANCERY the motion to commit Mr. Chatterton, the lessee of the New Sadler's Wells Theatre, I.oudon, to prison for contempt in obstructing a receiver appointed by the Court, was dismissed with costs. Drum° ...

... attending; state Macready's farewell representation of Cardinal Wolsey ; and plays have since been all the fashion from the to Sadler’s wells ; but the taste the metropolis does not often range so high as the legitimate drama,” and, as have already observed, it ...

... has tended to keep legitimate plays afloat, but otherwise the old Hrury has not had much to boast of in this respect. Sadler’s Wells is the only theatre which persistently sticks” to legitimacy, and it consequently has a list of habitues whose faces are ...

... Dawn is again the Adelphi boards—at the Strand Theatre we hare new burlesque, and there are Shake- its in abundance at Sadlers’ Wells, In literature there is more than the usual promise of goodly crop, ao that we are not likely to lack occupation or amusement ...

... was called to the chair. Finsbury. —This branch held their weekly meeting on Monday, at the Empress of Russia opposite Sadler's Wells The chair was token Mr. Burke. The wardens and committee reported the progress of the cause. Birmingham. On Sunday evening ...