... was (hot in the Temples-, but there was fome Hope of his Recovery. Laft Wednefday Evening the Juftices fent » Order to Sadler's Wells, and likewife to the New Wells near London Spaw, for them to defift performing any Pantomime En- tertainmetts, which was ...

... It 3 better to take Three Halfpence than One Penny. LaR Night a Stop was put, by the Judices, to the Entertainment at Sadler's Wells; and, we hear, that all thole Sort of Performance; will be fuppreffed for the future. Laft Night there was no Mufical ...

... of the Trade arid Intereit uf all the other northern Culoniel. Laft Wedneiday Ereninp. the Jullices tent an Order to Sadler': Wells and likewtfe to the Ni.w Wells near London Spaw, for ihfry, to performing any Pantomime Enteitainments, Vva) r. gutted ...

... was laden with a very valuable Cargo of Groceries, &c. Laft Night Stop was put, the Juftices, to the entertainment at Sadler’s Wells and we hear, that all thofe Sort of Performances will be fupprefl'ed for the future. ’Tis faid there is like to be a Contcft ...

... , he being in good Health. On Saturday dicd at St. Agnes le Clair, one Anthony Evans, 4 'Os. _ LiltSaturdly Night, at Sadler's Wells, there was a numerous ;polite Audience, to fee the Performance (which wasgiven gratis the Proprietors and Performers) ...

... Beans Oats Rye following affifting his Majelly’s Coronation Queen’s Crown On Tuefday about Noon Gentleman was between Sadlers Wells and Iflington by two well Men who 1 j -1 May was made Governor of Windfor Caftle from him his Watch two Guineas and Forells ...

... Paper that was pinn'd thereto ; as flic was fuppofed to have drowned herfelf, the Part of the River ( from Iflington to Sadler's Wells ) was dragged, and her Body being found, was carried to Clerkenwell Bone-houfe, in order to be owned. Tuefday the Body ...

... Waiflcoat* and an Am- ber-headed Cane: After they had Committed the Robbery* ohe bf them walked with the Gentleman to Sadler's Wells Back Door, where he left him, and made off towards lflington Town ; the other two remaim d till they, were -ut of Sight ...

... Waiitcoat, and an Amber-headed Cane : After ,they had committed the Robbery, one of them walked with the Gentleman up to Sadler's-Wells Back- Door, .where he left him; and made off towards Iflington Town ;, the other two remained till they were out of Sight ...

... Gold-laced Waiftcoat, and an Ambetheaded Cane: After they had committed the Robbery, one of them walked with the Gentleman to Sadler's Wells Back Door, where he left him, and made off towards Magian Town; the other two remained till they were out of Sight, at ...

... firmly Bludgeons who took him two Guineas his Gold Waiftcoat an : After committed Robbery ohe of them walked the Gentleman Sadler’s Wells Door he left him ant off Kington Town the two remained they out of at Place where the committed hear that Foreigner who ...

... could not bear to live with a difhoneft Charafter. The fame Morning an elderly Woman was taken out ofthe New River by Sadler's Wells, fuppofed to have drowned herfelf, being meanly cloathed, with- out a Shift, and having all the Marks of Poverty and Diftrefs ...