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... was called to the chair. Finsbury. —This branch held their weekly meeting on Monday, at the Empress of Russia opposite Sadler's Wells The chair was token Mr. Burke. The wardens and committee reported the progress of the cause. Birmingham. On Sunday evening ...
... immediately on his arrival. Henry the Eighth, as every body knows, was the husband of seven wives, and gave to Mr. Almar (the Sadler's Wells Stephens) the idea of his beautiful dramatic poem of the Wife of Seven Husbands. Charles the First had his head cut off ...
... the band placed the National Anihem willioul the vocal aid, ihe singers being ab-ent. At Quoin’s, Surrey, Victoria, and Sadler’s Wells, similar demonstraiions loyalty were niani.ested ; and in the bosom of every auditor and actor sensation ol uninixed joy ...
... band played the national anthem without the vocal aid, the singers being absent. At the Queen s, Surrey, Victoria, and Sadler’s Wells, similar demonstrations of loyalty were manifested. NOTICE AT THE MANSION HOUSE. The following notice was published at ...
... lieadford. Sir H. Cox, Bart. Col. Clarke and Officers 7th IJragoon Guards M»s. Nicholas Sadlier, Tipperary, Will Ksq. Sadlers Wells, Colonel Lator, H.A. he Leinster Bar, Major Wiilcox and Officers 81st Hegt. Fowei, tsq. Gunee.i, J. H Uut.er, fesq. Granaviila ...
... man ot acid mind must, of course, make acid speeches. He held to well-merited scorn the melo-dramatic mali'-nitv and the Sadler’s-wells sarcasm with wdiicll Mr. Roebuck looked daggers, though he used none. such gesticulations came person entitled to use ...
... neither would baba any party those attempts to play at genteel comedy at Covcntgarden, and to tumble with Merry Andrews Sadler's Wells, The mind of the boose appeared so unsettled the subject of this instruction, that too thought that it would be advantageous ...
... attending; state Macready's farewell representation of Cardinal Wolsey ; and plays have since been all the fashion from the to Sadler’s wells ; but the taste the metropolis does not often range so high as the legitimate drama,” and, as have already observed, it ...
... tu the churches a Warsaw magnificent crucifix's., and thei Cat tare pre.ented the synk,oiguet with ornaments in Jewish Sadler's Wells Theatre ha, been taken be lir Josephs, for a spring swum, LI) commence on &tater- Sunday. A failure by some bad features ...
... filtering reservitcre, Stoke Neniugton. through Bei i's- wee- road, lelingten, St. John's-streetreal, the w..rt, on:ar Sadler'. Wells, where the water 1,, envious to Lanai supplied Sc the MACDONALD Arnim—The roisische reelVa ins tier good*l Psiworrar's ...
... Dawn is again the Adelphi boards—at the Strand Theatre we hare new burlesque, and there are Shake- its in abundance at Sadlers’ Wells, In literature there is more than the usual promise of goodly crop, ao that we are not likely to lack occupation or amusement ...
... by three distinguished tragedians, viz., Mr. Brooke, at Drury Lane; Mr. Fechter, at the Princess’s; and Mr. Phelps, at Sadler’s Wells—a complete “shower of blacks,” your facetious contemporary observes. 1 am, confess, of Punch’s opinion, that Mr. Phelps ...