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... SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. Vice-chancellor Bacon had before hint yesterday tte application by Mr. to commit Mr. lessee ami Mr. Jennings, treasurer, of Wells Theatre prison. receiver had the lnom-y taker the doo v s. The receiver Blasted upon receiving tho ...
... HATH OF MRS. BATEMAN. Mrs. Bateman, the lessee and manageress of Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, died on after a short illness. From early womanhood, itis unders Mrs. Bateman, a native of Maryland, was with her husband, the late Mr. H. L, Bateman, in ...
... He began bis aareer in London at Covent-garden, and after for some time at Drury-lane, joined Mr. Phelps's company at Sadler's Wells. His impersonations of Caliban, Bnobarbus, Appemantua, Sir Toby Belch, Henry VIII., and other characters were in many ...
... and had success. The defendant Chute had been sub-letting tho pieco, and had been allowing it to be performed Olympic, Sadler's Wells, and other theatres. The defendants claimed the right to do so. The plaintiff said that Chnte had a right to play the ...
... made a success. Tho defendant Chute had been sub-letting tbe piece, and had been allowing be performed at the Olympic, Sadler's Wells, and other theatres. The defendants claimed the right to so. The plaintiff said that Chuto had a right to play the piece ...
... veteran tragedian, who nied yesterday at Guernsey, was a native of Hull. At the age of seventeen he played with Phelps at Sadlers Wells, and starred in the provinces for many years. He also owned the Theatre Royal Jersey for some years. ...
... • .Surrey, 2,000; 2,300 ; Grecian, 2,WW ; Britannia, ft*} 0 ; City 1 .ondor, 1,400; Standard, 2,000; Garrick; Queen's, Sadler's Wells, 1,3v0 tw ...
... vocalist his pupil, Miss Julia Har and, Mr. Henry Percy, basso cantate, and Mr. William Hoskins, of the Theatre Royal, Sadlers Wells. On Monday evening the performances commenced with Bellini's opera of Sonnambula, which was gone through in a very creditable ...
... Davis, Hackney-road, London, boot manufacturer. W. A. Elderton, Colville-square, London, private tutor. H. H. Hyslop, Sadler's Wells, London, cierkin the ofiice of J. Johnson, Birmingham, carpenter. S. McAnulty, Birmingham, woollen merchant. P. Pfeiffer ...
... certain property alleged to wrongfully detained her husband, Mr. GeoTge Blanchett, better known as Oeorge Belmont, the. Sadlers' Wells MOdoo. Mr. Kisch appeared for the plainnff and Mr. Watson for the defendant. Plaintiff's case was that after about 12 ...
... solely and simply on his plays and his players. And Charles Morley tells how he found among the shirtsleeved pitites of Sadlers' Wells the most enthusiastic and discriminating audience in London. Three days week Shakespeare held the and between 184G and ...
... countenance, tho man looked and replied, To tell you tho truth, governor, she ain't worth it|! Grimalui was once hissed at Sadler's Wells, aftor singing his celobrated comic song of Tippitywitchet, and he appealed to the audience. He had noddod, he said ...