... spltendid Statues of 1Cleopastr'a end the '1 Africurn Sihyl for 3,bO0 guineas. The purchaser ib Mr. Morisrton. (t Sadler's W~ells Theatre opens with a melo- I draina by Faucquez for the amoment, under tbe Joint ntarroge- ( ment of Mbail Luoette end ...

... preparation by Ur. Feebler, but will shortly be prodaced also by Mis3 Marrlot the enterprlsing and clever lossee of tha Sadler's Wells Theatre, In a manner that'we learn le likely to cauee some excitement In theatrical circles, 4 Mr. R. A. Arnold has undertaken ...

... great credit at most of the country theatres, he came to London, and was eursazid E by Messrs. Phelps and Greenwood for Sadler's Wells,, where he made his first appearsace August29. 1849, at the principal gravedigger inT Haict. Accepting alin cr-tive engagement ...

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... ektabllshmeflt o? the legilimate drama In the northern suburb. The play was Macbc tfi, one of the moat favourite works In the Sadler's Well'a repertoly, and re, markably well suited far this oooaslon, Ineemunh as Lady Machrth stands high In thie lit of parts ...

... entleiad W1hre'' Your SWife 7 was produced, end proved successful. The tragedy of Evadne o07, the Rall of Saine;s, at Sadler's Well Theatre, Is well put upon the stige, and the cast of charactsra has been carefully eslected. Listz has just brought out ...

... theatrical history have always regrettd the less of a vyr ipor | taut chapter of it dealing wit the Phelps period ' at Sadler's-wells, the Charles Ken period at the ,j old Pinces'; .she rse and fa6- f Charles P.echter, h and the dull days 'of the dama ...

... sand of the numsery legend of Beauty and the Essat, has been played at the New Royalty. The engagement of Mr. Phelps, at Sadler's Well,, has been continued. Mr. Phelps has appeared during the peast week in Hamlet,' Ritobee the Th~ird, Olthello, and Thre ...