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... cultivating the laud, aud planting potatoes for their own use. From the Gazette of Friday, May 19. Bankrupts.—E. Wells, Sadler's-wells, victualler—J. Soutter and W. F. Hammond, Limehouse, engineers—S. Berry, Ipswich, victualler —Merchant Traders' Ship Loan ...
... the actors the parts they are to represent, and the strictest schooling of them in rehearsal. the excellently-managed Sadler's Wells Theatre, nothing of the slightest importance in effect omitted, and nothing incongruous or contemptible in itself is ...
... was years age, and bad arrived in the Freuch capital ouly a few days previously. Parlia&ientaky and Financial Rkporm.—Sadlers* Wells Theatre was crowded to excess on Monday evening, by a meeting in favour of Parliamentary and Financial Reform ; Sir Joshua ...
... The inscription stated that it was a testimonial to Frederick G. Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of '' Garcia,** Sadler's Wells Theatre. A Singular Railway Accidknt occurred on Friday last, on the Ebbro lon Company's branch line of the Moumouthshire ...
... Observer. Death oe a Miser.— During the last few days consider* able interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler’s-wells in consequence of the death of Mr. William Crew, hairdresser, 32, Arlington-street, who, though always living in the most ...
... might be staying. It appear* that on Saturday evening she was accompanied by a genii®' man of the name of Devonport to Sadler’s Wells The«tr » who, after seeing her safely home, bade her adieu. A feinal friend, who was sleeping in the same apartment, affirms ...
... manager, to* k place somewhat unexpectedly Sunday. Dec-ased. who was years of age, had been manager of the Covent Garden, Sadler's Wells, Surrey, of London, and Victoria Theatre*. ...
... raise the character of the modem Drama, and said that the good work was being successfully carried ou by Mr. Phelps, at Sadlers Wells. Mr. Charles Dickens followed, and proposed the health of the Chairman, in a speech iu which passed iu review the varied ...
... this pretty little temple of the inuses, but a peri Company well selected and drilled after the fashion of Mr. Phelps at Sadler's Wells, who has get an admira! example the profession as regards the training bis dramatic corps, an example which if it were ...
... Yellow Dwarf. At the Strand, ** Taffy was a Welchman-Taffy was a Thief; or. Harlequin aud the Magic- Marrowbone. At Sadler's Wells, Harlequin Ali and the Forty Thieves; or, Morgiana and the Arabian Nights. At the Staudard, Harlequin Dame Crump ...
... favoured for some time past. Mr. Coleman, (of the Sheffield, Manchester, and Norwich Theatres,) and Mr. Webster, (from the Sadler’s Wells,) are the applicants. Whichever gentleman engages the house, we have no doubt that his speculation will prove a benefit ...
... the detested edifice. Play upon Words.—We are credibly informed that Mr. Phelp's recent production of the Tempest at Sadlers' Wells, has taken the Islingtonians star nu . The Comic Times suggests that our news for the future'be done into rhj-me. It saysln ...