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... adjourned. FRIDAY, FEBKUARY 24. IN the House of Lords, Lord Dungann.CE j attention to the performance of divine service in | Sadler's Wells and other theatres, and moved a ssso* lution that such services are calculated to injur0 rather than advance sound religious ...
... London. Sir E. B. Lytton once more promises a play—a grand five-act for Mr. Phelps so that the West-end will be rushing to Sadler's Wells. By the aid of the British, General Walker has been captured, end will, it is said, be hung by the au- thorities of Honduras ...
... hear that the old friend of our schoolboy days is sick, and well nigh paralysed, and poor. Kind-hearted Mr. Greenwood, of Sadler's Wells, is organising a benefit for him. RUSSIAN .REFORMS.—A letter from St. Petersburg gives an analysis of a lengthy and important ...
... Byron's pen has been busy on the burlesques, having written two, besides two pantomime openings for as many Thea- tres. At Sadler's Wells, I notice a harlequinade, written by Captain Horton Rhys, absurdly entitled The Rose of Blarney, or Harlequin Dannymanor- ...
... vote of thanks having been given to the lecturer the audience seperated. THE THEATIIE.—Miss Catherine Lucette's original Sadler's Wells operatic and damatic company con- tinue to delight the frequenters of this beautiful little theatre. Mr. Dudley has left ...
... prices. There were a few good hackney horses, but the demand was dull, consequently scarcely any were sold. MISS LUCETTE'S SADLERS WELLS DRAMATIC COMPANY. -We have been glad to observe that the atten- dance at this somewhat out of. the way place of amuse- ...
... Strand. The Metropolitan Music-hall, in the Edgware-ioad, is equal in capacity to the Olympic and the St. James's, or to Sadler's Wells and the Strand. The Agricultural-hall could swailow up Her Majesty's Theatre, Drury-lane, Covent-garden, the Haymarket ...
... Irish Church Bill. ;We (Globe) have received from America information of s the death of Mr:Robert Edgar, late lessee of Sadler's Wells 5 Theatre.' The deceased gentleman was accompanying Miss Mairriott (Mrs. Edgar) on a professional tour through1 the e ...
... drama, the Lyceum will give Frencn plays, and the Globe comedy and opera bouffe. Mr. Fairclough will play in tragedy at Sadler's Wells. The change in the Haymarket will be deferred till the 1st of May, when Mr. Sothern will re-appear, and will play in Mr ...
... with subjects after Boucher with a balcony at the top, on which are placed statuettes of children and ermolu mounts ? Sadlers Wells Theatre, which has in its day ieen some good acting, and been the scene of one irery real tragedy, When several persons ...
... exemplifying that to which I draw n refer. Some years ago I took an obscure theatre library in the north of London, called Sadler's Wells written -(cheers)-and neariy the whole of my pro. Noncox fessional brethren out of it said the experiment which would ...
... 50th year. ^London stage has last a once familiar face— ci;itefi enry Mellon, who was' for tome years asso- 0>fc Wlth Sadlers'Wells, under the Phelps and £ {'iu U?>0(i management, and was a member of the 8 Coirtpauy, unJor Charles Iiean. His CHreer dates ...