... ALARM IN A LONDON THEATRE. At Sadler's Wells Theatre, during the perform anee of East Lynne, a lond report was heard, the sound evidently emanating from the stage, and the footlights and surrounding illuminations were mtinguished. man instant a portion ...

... when Phelps strongly attempted to quash his ambition. Have nothing at all to do with it, young man, said the manager of Sadler's Wells; it's a bad profession. In Scotland, Mr. Bram Stoker told us, Mr. Irving, in his early days, played to an empty house ...

... parts of the eountry. In the metropolis its effects were very setious, and in some eases fatal. Wlfhie • short distance of Sadler's Wells Theatre, at the extihnity of the yard known as the New River need a tall brick baffling is sithate, which is ocoue as ...

... They can now advertise Good Accommodation for Man and Beast.—Punch. A NEW FEATURE WANTED.—Grimaldi was once hissed at Sadler's Wells after singing his celebrated comic song of Tippity-witchet, and he appealed to the audience. He had nodded, he said ...

... Memorial Theatre of Timon of Athens, which has not been represented on the stage since ?helps produced it veers age at Sadler'. Well.. ...

... anticipation of the augmentation of the duty on c2reals in France. Excluding speculative business, says Consul Hayes Sadler, well as transactions in real estate, the trade of Chicago is estimated at £236,000,000 sterling in 1836, against £198,000.000 ...