... Miss Addison is about to go to the United States—of America, Mrs. Warner, also, on the completion of her brief engagement Sadler's Wells. It it) said that Madame Sontag has commenced an action for 8.000/. against Mr. Lumley, the manager of her Majesty’s Theatre ...

... Lesson for Wives, which was produced here for the first time on Mouday evening, had already b»*D most favorably received Sadler’s Wells in London, where it waspUyed successfully for many nights, under t!ie direction of that celebrated tragedian Mr. Phelps ...

... the reading-room of the British Museum, or at bis house in Somen>town, regularly spent his evening* in »Jhe gillery of Sadler's Wells. Purchasing season-ticket, be made it practice to go every night witness repetitions the same burlettas, pantomimes, and ...

... arrangements will, heretofore, be under the direction of Mr! Charles Kean. Mr- Phelps, the distinguished actor, and lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre, has been com plimeoled by being selected by her Majesty to the representation, this year by the performance of ...

... premonitory symptoms of Mbs. Waeksb. —On Friday nest the performaneea cholera, but they did not assume serious character Sadler’s Wells Theatre will for the of this da. no til Monday morning—her death eosning after twelve serving actress, whom a painful ...

... but her day of eclat has gone by. Mr. Dillon, lately of the Queen’s, Dublin, has had very great success this weak in Sadler’s-wells—a theatre which, though remote from the fashionable quarters here, has always enjoyed a reputation for good acting. Tlie ...

... English Opera House. After three years had elapsed, however, Mr. Wilkinson contrived to get the lad’s farce produced at Sadler's Wells, under the title of More Frightened than Hurt. It was not only successful on its first representation, but also won the ...