... Limehouse; Winchester Hall, Southwark-bridge- road; Astley's, Westminster-road; Royal Albion Hall, Biackfriars-road and Sadler's Wells Theatre, Clerken- wel), as available for their purposes, and have obtained promises of co-operation of twenty-five clergymen ...

... services at St. Martin's-hall, Longacre; the Standard Theatre, Shore- ditch; the Pavilion. Theatre, Whitechapel-road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre, Clerkenwell. It is understood that the Westminster Abbey evening services Wiil com- mence on the first Sunday ...

... magnificent silver crucifixes, and the Catholics have presented the synagogues with ornaments used in the Jewish rites. Sadler's Wells Theatre has been taken by Mr Josephs, for a spring season, to commence on Easter- Monday. A failure characterised by some ...

... henceforth, it is said, make Gadshill his summer residence. Mr. Howard Glover, the distinguished composer, is about to open Sadler's Wells for a short English opera season. A German writer says that the people of the United States can burst more steam boilers ...

... ManagersBuekstoneandWebster,'[Harrison and Miss Pyne, Robson and Phelps, are to include Macbeth, jn which Phelps of Sadler's Well?, with Helen Faucitt, is to appear before royalty-an Italian opera with the pretty Picco- lomiui—the new English opera ...

... DIVINE SERVICES IN THEATRES.—Lord DUN- GANNON called the attention of the House to the per- formance of divine service at Sadler's-wells and other theatres by clergymen of the Church of England on Sun- day evenings, and moved that such services, being highly ...

... day upwards of 1,700 carriages set down visitors at the western entrance to the building. AN UNREHEARSED STAGE EFFECT AT SADLER'S WELLS.—On Wednesday evening the drama of Belphegor, which had been announced for performance, was suddenly withdrawn, in conse- ...