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... of. the three perfons, conviaed on Friday at the Middlerex iefions, for belng, thle caufe of that dreadful calamity at Sadler's Wells, by which eighteen perfons loft their lives, was on Monday pafted, as ?? I'earce-to be imprifbued for fix montlls; Vincent ...
... still keeps To carry a wife or a daughter, Buy a skiff lor a punt for yourselves, And imusediately take to the water. Sadler's Wells !-clear your pipes and begin Your frolics aquatic again, Ope a main froni the New River Head, And you're sure to be right ...
... - 1,100 n Lyceum - - -1,700 New Royalty - - - tl00 n Marylebone - - -1,200 Queen's - - - - 930 ii Olympic - - - 1,000 Sadler's Wells - - 1,300 a Strand - - - - 700 1 Astley's - - - - 2,200 23 theatres, containing 38,300 b Victoria - - - - 2,000 0 No new ...
... well-known actor. He went on the stage in 1825, caine to London in 1839, and for many years was associated with Mr. Phelps at Sadler Wells. Mr. Jolin ?? has a volume of stories and essays in the press, to be published by Messrs. Chapman and Hall, under the title ...
... as No. 13. Mr. Harry Jackson appears as a cab- man, and Mr. Nicholls as a Trades-Unionist. t p On Friday morning, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, will be produced a new and original historical drama, entitled The White Queen, by Mr. J. A. ]tioulding, author ...
... but his opportimities of playing were very fco'. Aibout IS.-8. howeVver, hle mt William llos- Iins, a leading actor at Sadler's Wells, and from him obtaincdl first 501c0 lessons aliil afterwards a te4titnonialt both of which were eventually of service ...
... commissioned to compose a new oratorio ezxressly for the Leeds Festival of 1886 -. On Easter Eve there was produced at Sadler's Wells a farce entitled 'Send Thirty Stamps, of which I hear thej best accounts. correspondents informing me that the action ...
... original comedietta, written by Mr. J. Keith Angus, and entitled ' By this Token, was prodnced on Monday evening at Sadler's Wells Theatre with great success. The noveltr at the Court, consisting of a version by Mr. Boueicault, Iun., of 0' Un Duel sons ...