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... Ballili, the Apostolic Nuncio at ANOTHER BALLET DaNcER BURNT.— Just beforo the close of the pantomime, on lou(h{ night, at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Miss Fenton, one of the corps de ballet. while -hndlnf near a fire-pan placed at the side of the stage, entangled ...
... indignant at not being asked to play on the Shakespeare anniversary. A Fruare Hasrer.—Miss Marriott, the directress of Sadler’s Wells, appeared at that theatrc on Wednesday aight as Hamlet, and made a most favourable impression. It is stated that Nrs. ...
... manner (hear, hear). The managers of Drurylane, the Ha ket, the Adelphi, the Olymgu:. the Princess's, the Etnnd. and the Sadler's Wells Theatres have kindly offered to throw Mmr to Belgian riflemen in nn(forn, and the proprietors of Royal Amphitheatre, Holborn ...
... innovation. Bince that, Harlequin has wisely resumed his dumbness. In 1788, the yu:lßrlhAm made his first appearance at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Boyoe, a well-known engraver, was Harlequin there, and one olytbe | most agile, it is said, that ever A&pumd ...
... prosperous tour with their popular entertainment in the North of England. Mrs. John Wood will return to England very shortly. Sadlers Wells Theatre has been opened by Miss Virginia Blackwood with the drama entitled ' Innocent, ' recently produced at the Surrey ...
... and buys it. New Tunbridge Wells, Lonbon.— Islington Spa, or new Tunbridge Wells, has been confused by some writers with Sadler's Wells, but it was altogether a distinct place. The points of junction of the parishes of Islington and Clerkenwell are not very ...
... exhausted in providing for them, and as a consequence military virtue aad patriotism declined.—Builder. Pugilism London.—Sadler's Wells Theatre has been the scene of a glove fight for £50 a-side between Michael Rees and James Goode. Goode lUc pugilist who ...
... exhausted in providing for them, and a consequence military virtue and patriotism declined.—Builder. Pugilism ll» London.—Sadler's Wells Theatre has been the scene of a glove fight for £50 a-side between Michael and James Goode. Goode is the pugilist who ...
... Pearl. It ia the joint production, as usual, « George Thorne and drove Palmer, whose productions have now performing at Sadler’s Well, Lond^ U needles to say that the piece is characterised the tonical hits and witticisms which always abound in Mjss Thorne’s ...
... plaintiff had purchased the. building in question for the sum of £5,000, and a shorts time afterwards Mr. became the lessee of Sadler. Wells Theatre, on each floor of which he establiehed • bar for the sale of wines and el irits. The plaintiff thereupon brought ...
... of the ite,, and Paula piet u ea confirm, d, whit , the resolution if the committee to grunt • music ball license to Sadler's Wells Theatre war reversed. AT the weekly meeting ol the London nchool itsia . rd on Thus slay the piano quret . ou was again ...
... accepted the Rev V. L. Bat sun, Curate of St. Thomas', Fissbnry Park. MASS MEETING TRACTION ENGINE OWNERS & USERS. the old Sadlers' Wells Theatre, London, on Wednesday afternoon, there was numeronslyattended meeting of traction engine makers, owners, nsers ...