... SAVING SADLER’S WELLS. It is proposed to raise £60,000 to buy the famous cld Sadler’'s Wells Theatre and reconstruct it on the lines of the ““Old Viec i Waterloo-road, so that Noith Londdners may have the same opportuuities of hearing opera and Shakespeare ...

... different parts of the country. In the metromlu effects were very serious, and in some cases Wifhin a short distance of Sadler's Wells Theatre, at the oxtnml&ohthm:‘mn as the New River Head, a brick is situate, which is oowmé as the office of the company ...

... will be interes in the announcement that the old Sadlers Wells theatre is to be restored to something of its ancient glory. The oldest, and in its day the most renowned theatre |in London, Sadlers Wells has fallen of late years upon evil times. It was ...

... names, although used by hundreds every day, is almost entirely unknown to the population generally. Take for instance Sadler's Wells. This was a popular place of entertainment two centuries ago. In 1683 some chalybeate springs were discovered in Clerkeowell ...

... 99, St. John-street-road, a respectable locality principally inhabited by watch and clock makers, in close proximity to Sadler's Well's Theatre. It appears that & few weeks ago the stabie was rented by a man who eaid he wanted it for storing erockeryware ...

... joining their standard. Resolutions in favour of the movement were passed. A New Fearure WANTED.—Grimaldi was once hissed at Sadler’s Wells after singing his celebrated comicsong of “Ti?ity-wiwbat,-nd he appealed to the audience. He had nodded, he said, frowned ...