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... perfed health and fpirits, yellerday. 1 , DREADFUL CAT ASTRO PliF..-AS the curtain was letting , 1 down lalt night, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, to prepare for the 1 water-fcene, in The Ocean Fiend, a arrel commenced in the pit, , and fome people cried out ...
... Brahan, and said to have done considerable mischief. Drf..idfui. Accidf.st, —Asthe cartain was letting down Thursday night, Sadler's Wells, to prepare for the water scene in The Wood Damon, ...
... confifting of Poems, ferious, humorous, and fatirical ; Songs, Sonnets, Ballads, a n d Bagatelleß. . Written by C. jun. of Sadler's Wells. Light arm'd with points, a ntithefes, and puns. Dun', Jive 306. London, printedfor Vernor, and Sharpe, and Longman ...
... charge of high treason against, and attempting to divide the United States of America. 16. A dreadful accident occurred at Sadler’s Wells, where, in consequence of a false alarm of lire in the theatre, eighteen persons lost their lives, and several were severely ...
... Mi. called • PBYSIC AND FUN; Or, ENRAG'b 0711 EC Principal Chart'- Air. ar;cl Allis .I.evri, the Circus, at ROI froin Sadler's Wells, rah the whole Corps de B,A. . After which will be exhibited one of the molt frlentlid spetchcle.i ever brought before ...
... house was left in the care of a servant girl, who, at the time the robbery was committed, was very imprudently gone to Sadler's Wells, and who, on her return, about 12 o'clock, found the street-door unfastened, the thieves having let themselves -snit that ...
... Theatre Royal, Cheltenham) will THE ..SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. After which, the popular Ballet d'Adion, gots up originally at Sadler's Wells by Mr. RICHER, c;dled THE lIRMAL SPECTRE ; Or, ALONZO AND The Pare bl the Baron St. Clare by Mr. RICHER.: it• To begin ...
... Pit this Theatre is very A passage now left ope-, through the middle, like that oft»«e Gallery the Opera, and the Pit of Sadler's Wells. The two galleries are comparatively small, there not accommodation in the upper for more than or persons ! The upper ...
... own tlnniing order. At a Court df Common Cohneil, held on M’ednrsdav, the removal of Smitlificld Market to field between Sadler’s Wells and Islington, was Tarried 79 again*! It. On Saturday, the Police Offich, Bow-slrcbt, Edward Elliott, a tetter-carrier ...
... morning early, a respectable-looking man was discovered murdered, lying in a field at Islington, not far distant from Sadler's Wells. His pockets were turned inside out, from which it is inferred he must have been robbed by some villains, and afterwards ...
... the wilful murder of George Evans, her nivie bastard child, aged four years, by throwing hia into the New River, near Sadler’s Wells, and drowang him, ‘This case was of rather a singular natrre, being tirely of circumstantial evidence ; above twenly witnesses ...
... the candidates on the present occasion Pacey are weare told, Mr. Fitzgerald, the Morning Post Poet! Mr. Thomas Dibdin of Sadler’s Wells and Doctor Busby, the translator of Lucretius ! To whichever of this. trio it shall fall to celebrate in song the vir- ...