... ROBBERIES AT SADLER'S WELLS. On Monday, at the Clerkenwell Police-court, Harry 51 Singleton, aged twenty-three, a manl of colour, described d as a waiter, giving an address at a Whitechapel common a lodging-house, was charged before MrBros with stealings ...

... The Death of the Clown at Sadler's Wells Theatre. Dr. Lankester, the Coroner for Central Middlesex, held an inquest on Wednesday evening last, at the Royal Oak, Spencer-street, Clerkenwell, relative to the death of Alfred Tolkein (otherwise known pro ...

... Strand Theatre, praying f Cl ir 'hction against Mr. Edgai; Lessee of Sadler's Wells, to restrain the latter frolm allowing the well-known comic drama ?? from being performed at Sadler's Wells Theatre tcrodihd rto anl aso~neceileist which had been made. The ...

... the'Olympic, and Mr Chute played the part of the Earl of Mountsevern. In the following March the piece was produced at Sadler's Wells. The plaintiff had to assert his right, and he commenced the present action. The plaintiff was called, and bore out the ...

... defendant at Sadler's Wells Theatre, that he had engaged other actors to act with the defendant in the pieces men- tioned in the agreement, that Mr Dillon, through the agent, had informed the plaintiff that be would act Virginius at Sadler's Wells on the evening ...

... the Eastern Empire M)1usic Hall; Dir Williain Bailey, one of tne proplitntors ?? ; Mr O0svald Brand, actillnmanager of Sadler's Wells Music aill ; and Mr Louiis Tarlione staff-manager of the Eastern Empire, bore testimony to the merits of the sketch. Mr ...

... previous order of the court. The defendant did not attend. The plaintiff said the defendant was, or had been, the manager of Sadler's Wells Theatre, bht at present was conducting a tour round the provinces. They had been unable to find him for some time, but ...

... In thia ease his Lordship grauted an Ex parte injunotion on Saturday to iebtsaiii the performance that evening at the Sadler's Wells Theatre of the drania called Pcep o' Day, on the ground that the parforcijauce had been witlhout the consent of the plaintiff ...

... inst., under engagement for a month. -General Joe Lawrence leaves town for the Empire Palace, Manclhester, returiiing to Sadler's Wells at Christmas.-'Mr Victor Andre has been lately exhibit- ing his powcrs in the drawing-rooms of distinguished personages ...

... the prisoner protesting against the proceeding. Miss ETiBA RAsINBOsv Will shortly commenesc a provincial tour with the Sadler's Wells successf ul drama entitled A sHis- Carriaioc of Justice. CRYSTAL PALACE.-A varied and attractive programme will be presented ...

... menit of a sum of 36 13s. Id., value of wines, spirits, ales, &c., supplied to Mr James W. Deacon, theatre proprietor, of Sadler's Wells and St. John's-park, Holloway. The original plaint was issued by Mr F. G. Woods, wine merchant, of Holloway-road, and ...

... claimed damages from the defendant. Mr John Ward, one of the plaintiffs, was called, and said that he was now managing Sadler's Wells Theatre, and Mr Willis was connected with the theatrical pro- fession, but was not an actor. The witness added that Bliss ...