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... Fro. th Gond PA April p. This Morning early died, after a few Days Ilineti , Mr: Francis Forcer, Mallet of Sadler's:Wells, near Itlington. The Letters Breit, by the lift French Mail, mention, that the Squadron at that Port confitting of 12 Men of War ...
... Lincoln's Inn. Sir George Fcttiplace, Bart, one of the' Governors of Chrift's Hofpital. Mr. Francis Forcer, Mafter of -Sadler's Wells. Francis Sorrel, Efqj Secretary to the Commiffioners of the Land-Tax. Mr. De Bayvillc, fen. a Merchant in Bow Church Yard ...
... Edmund's, AT the GREAT BOOTH ?? ;Bury St. Edmund's, during the Time of the FAI R, by Rayner's celebrated Company from SADLER'S WELLS, will be perform'd feveral Entertainments, via, Rope Dancing, Tumbling, Ballancing, Poftures, Singing, and Stage-Dancing ...
... DEATHS. Mr. Eufebius Creed, a Hop-Hanfer at Crawford in Kent. Mr. Paul lUrn-rf, Dancing and Fencing- Matter, of Sadler'. Wells. Mr. May, Inaiuur of Chatham-Yard, Mr. Sandeis, one ( his Majcfty'a K'tfftngera. 'ire Kwv. Mr. Cuthbert, S. T. B. Vitar of ...
... is to at jiir.ly ii S.t-land with General Cope. On Monday Evening a Man going with his Si(icr crofs the Field between Sadler's Wells and the New Inn at Illington, was abufed by four Men, rudely endeavoiled to take his Sifter from him, whereupon he fought ...
... believed yw the Prince of Conti to abandon all bis Defigns in On Monday Evening a Man going wih his the Field between Sadler’s Wells and che New Ino ton, was abufed by tour Men, who iudely endea take his Sifier from him, he foughe wi them, and having ...
... Beats putting off to their flittance. Yellenlay Morning a Dravman. riding on Dray in Iflington Road, near the back Gate ot Sadler's Wells, fcll otf, whereby hs Leg was broke; and a fhort Time anott.er Dia: man, rid • 11 in the faint Manner, met with the like ...
... the Crew were laved. As a Gentlewoman was hattily trolling Iflington Road Yelterday Evening, horn the Queen's-Head to Sadlers-Wells Back-gate, her Foot flipt• a Chatfe going by at the fame Time in full Speed, ran over her, by which Accident her Face and ...
... o»r Farce in Miniature: Still Marybone is hearty in our Caufe; And Ruckhoh aims this Year at new Apphufe: More Room at Sadler's Wells will help us mod While Goodman's hields the Wappineers fhall tflsj The Fairs of 4fc?. Bartholomew, and Welch;-. And Liquors ...
... Inhabitant, and the Vagrants flourifh'd their Sticks, and went off in Triumph. 44. The two Thieves who robb'd the Bby near Sadler's Wells, Hid not efcape frcm Ne*. Pri fon, as \yas f^d in Tuefday's Paper, by Mil. take, for they were not carried therf, but ...
... Yefterday Morning as Mrs. Baker, a Gentlewoman in Red-Lion-Street, Clerkenwell, was walking by the New-River, behind Sadler's- Wells, fhe thought fhe faw a Man's Coat in the Water, but looking more narrowly, perceived it was a crowning Man, ftruggling ...
... Eleven and Twelve o'Clock, as Mt!. Baker, a Gentlewoman in Red Lion-Street, Clakenwell, was walking b? the New-River behind Sadler's-Wells, the thought the law a Man's Can in the Water, but looking more narrowly perceiv'd it was a drowning M A; Rruggling fur ...