... much of the of death, was indicted by the prisoner Ford with a I' WilDORt claiming for such men any punier moiler- of Sadler's Wells is universal and unbounded. Bat palace estate on the Dulwich Wood side, stand. on I shovel. A peet-mortem exiles-Molina ...

... ]:ridge was shot in fintin. lOsee. Chem. ben shaved the pier by but a hair's breadth ; for the last half mile he had been p Sadler well, and now threatened to get in front. Sadler shot across him, as if with a view either to force him into the deed water of ...

... much success, the well-known comedy of Old Phil's Birthday, and the comic drama of The Post Boy. Mr J. H. Toome of the Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, appeared each night in his. renowned characters of the Post Boy and Old Phil, and his acting elicited ...

... meagre and acid mind cannot fail to give evi- dence of its meagre and acid intelligence. This melodramatic malignity and Sadler's Wells sarcasm—this wagging the finger and bating the breath—this speaking daggers but using all very fine. Coming from any quarter ...

... Sir J. Hawkshaw, who took a leading part in the subsequent discussion, demonstrated the practicability of the scheme. Sadler's Wells, the well known London theatre, was closed on Tuesday. August 31. It is for sale, and will pro. bably be palled down. ...

... appeared at Covent Garden Theatre, under the ment of Mr. Macready. From 1844 to 18132 he the sole or principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and since than has acted at the Lyceum, Drury the Gaiety, sad other theatres. • ...

... and was deservwfij successful, The Sunday Evenings for the People could not be carried out on the scale of season at Sadler's Wells Theatre, owing to that building being sold and parsing int.) the hands of builders for alterations on the eve of the Sunday ...

... parts of the country. In the metropolis its effects were very serious, and in some cases fatal. Within a short distance of Sadler's Wells Theatre, at the extremity of the yard known as the New River Head, a tell brick building 'is situate, which is occupied ...

... St. John-street-road, a respectalde locality principally Inhabited by watch and clock in ikers, in close proximity to Sadler's Well'e Theatre. It appears that a few weeks ago the stable was rented by • man who said he wanted it for storing crnekers ware ...

... Monday Wei an action brought against the former proprietor of Deacon's Music Hall for breach of covenant in conducting Sadler's Wells Theatre after engaging not to carry on a place in proximity for the sale of wines and spirits. His lordship held that ...

... s, and Mr. Ledger and Mr. Townley as hon. treasurers. It was announced that benefit performances had been arranged at Sadler's Wells Theatre, by the Mohawk Minstrels, and at Deacon's Musk Hall, in addition to one in which all the music hall managers of ...

... Ilutspur, in Shakespeare's Henry 1V., on July 25, 1846, during the third season of Mr. Phelps's memorable management at Sadler's Wells. After having been associated with Benjamin Webster at the Haymarket and Charles Kean at the Princess's, and starred with ...