... cast. The Sadler's Wells t7'epe of ?? Fenton, Deulin, Miss Parkes. and others, embarked, on Wednesday last, at the Sb. Katherine's Wharf, for H~amn- burg, eni route, to Berlin, where they intend producing the last pantomime played at Sadler's Wells under ...

... Times fear there is no denying that it is too well founded, and that his case is a very common one. Only the other day, at Sadler's Wells, formerly the favourite shrine of the Shakes. pearean drama, a spirited attempt was made by a new proprietor to revive ...

... from the Official ?? report at the London Courtof Bankruptcy yesterday, in the case of\J. Arnold Cave, formerly lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre,: and pre. viously of the E lepbant and Castle Theatre. The debtor, who had for thirty years been engaged in the ...

... he anuounmes as bis own. Spring will commence this year at five minutes to four o'clock in the afternoon of the 20th. Sadler's Wells season is drawving to a close. owing to Mir Phelps having accepted an engagement inQ- ' e self and many of his eollmpany ...

... leather consumed. As to the origin of the fire, nothing that could be positively relied oil could be ascertained. A SCENE AT SADLERS WELLS THEATRE.-On Saturday night, a disgraceful scene occurred at the above popular theatre, under the following circumstances: ...

... Palace, ' Miothler Bunch at the Surrey, 'Happy-go-Lucky st theoGrecian, and Aladdinz again at the Maryle- bhne and Sadler's Wells. The Gaiety, following the inounnement made twelve months ago, revives, i I have already remarked, the whimsical old Eastern ...

... distress in Ireland. i)i Saturday, tile 7tb hirstan t a morning performance of Mary Warneir will also be given at the .New Sadler's Wells for the benefit of the Irisch ilelief Fieid. A neothing in aid of the finds for the relief of tile iis- tress in Ireland ...

... first in London. When she resignedI her lesseeship into the hlands of Mr. Irving, and wvithdrew to the far- of regions of Sadler's Wells, it was deeemcd impossible, even by those who were acquainted with. her great energy and talent, that she could ever snako ...

... characters, Mrs. Pateman, who has rendered not only nossible, but positively delightful, that journey from the West End to Sadler's Wells which had I been pronounced absolutely impracticable, is continuing !her plan of reproducing Shakespeare and also the ...

... sometimes possible to put in a word, and anything I cal do I will do. PRcOHIBITISG Hasiier.-Last week a Mr. Jones, from ] Sadler's Wells Theatre,- announced by placard and circular that-he had permission and intended to give a ceclarnstion from Hamlet, ...

... eard Orson. The -ctoriapatorninme will be Harlequin gerry Monarch; or, Nell Gwynno and Long-heads and Bound-heads. , Sadler's Wells hoe a pantomime on the subject of Little X Red idfing Hood ; and Astley's will resopen at Christ- mas with a pantomime ...

... Mr. Charies Calvert's namne will he lsoniirahbly asseoeiateil witih those of Mvacready ait Covent Girdon, of Phelps nt Sadler's Wells. end of Steen at the Princlsat'S--amiuanu those who have devoted their lives to the pnrification slumd levaltion ef tho ...