... actor and manager. He F)5e- ceded Mr Morris Abrahams as the Lessee of the Pavilioli Theatre, and was afterwards Lessee of Sadler's Wells. For the last five years he travelled in the Provinces with a dramatic and equestrian company, and was universally respected ...

... Winstanley were included in the cast. Haalston of Bothivellhaugh (1855), produced by Mr Phelps during his management at Sadler's Wells, was supported by Mr Phelps himself, Mr Henry Marston (whose death we recently chronicled), and Mr Walter Lacy. The same ...

... Profession brought his services into great request, and during the whole of the management of Messrs Phelps and Greenwood at Sadler's Wells he not only appeared in responsible Shakes- pearian parts with great credit, but sustained the principal character in ...

... Martyrdom, which, through the active Id intruamentality of Charles Dickecns, _Basaoopted simnul- e- taneonsly by Phelps at Sadler's Wells and Buckstone ets at the Haymarketh Some provisien for Mr. Saunders's he later years being needed, the Authors' Society ...

... most familiar figures behind the scenes at the London and provincial theatres. In the old days he worked for Phelps at Sadler's Wells, and he had erected scenery for Sir Henry Irving at the Lyceum. Death was due to syncope from heart disease. A verdict ...

... other two, Miss Virginia and Miss Isabel Bateunn, are associated with their inother's managoment of the Lyceum and the Sadler's Wells Theatres. Mrs. Bate- man's death will be sincerely smourned, not only in the united and affectionate homicelhold which ...

... stage. Determined to get before the footlights he persuaded Mr T. L. Green- wood to let him appear in the pantomime at Sadler's Wells, and, his confidence being thus strengthened, he appeared in 1852 as a youthful amateur at the Cabinet and Soho theatres ...

... and achiCs ed popularity in that character. Subsegulat engiagements at the Eknt London, Victoria, Grecian, Alfred, and Sadler's Wells T'heatres streigtheiced the favourable verdiet onl her first cYl- fonnlence, and led to a recognition of her talents by ...

... 1837 he was brought to the Haymarket to P1h leading characters. From 1844 to 1862 he was the ssll or principal manager of Sadler's Wells, and since thee has acted at the Lyceum, Drury Lane, Gaiety, and ?? theatres. Macbeth, Lear, Othello, Hinalet, and otiiet ...

... to Miss Sarah Gill, oft fis place. OnSunday last, at Barton, Mr. Thomas Ellams, medical practitioner, from Lioyd'i Row, Sadler's Wells, Londoun, to Elizabeli', eldest daughtei of Capt. William Ediogont formerly 4f this place. On Thuisday tWe 15thminst. ...

... an actor his services wero held in valued estimation by most of the Metropolitan Managers, but it was at the Surrey and Sadler's Wells where, as a representative of old men, he gained his greatest popularity. He was born August 25th, 1785, and made his ...

... character of Young Noreal in the play of D on Subsequently she fulfilled engagoments at ti P Pavilion, the Queen's, and Sadler's Wells, Taking progress in her art, and winning much great Having established a London reputation, she then too a provincial ...