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... At the Gaol-Hall in this City, Mr. SAUNDERS, the Celebrated EquirißrisT, from the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, and Sadler’s-Wells, London, will exhibit, this Evening, his inimitable Performances on the SLACI WIRE, without a Pole, never attempted by ...
... 1y - e e t-Garden, BRIST, from™ the Theatre-Royal inCoven and Sadler’s-Wells, 'London, Wil exhibit, - his immrable - Péformances on the SLACKWIRBE, > without” z Pole, - pever attempted by any other Perfot¥—Raricularly, He will fland epon his Head on a'Pint ...
... deceafed. At the Gaol-Hall ‘in’ this City, during this Week, Mr, SAUNDHRS, the Celel Theatre-Royal in Cow nt/Garden, and Sadlers-Wells, the SLACK WIRE, withoot 3-Po'e, ‘never attempied by any othet Perfon.—Pansicalarly; *He will ‘ftand opon, M Head on z ...
... tank you aLL. Yetteraay Evening the Cherokee King and one of his Chiefs, accompanied by Captain Timberlake, were again at Sadler’s Wells, the Diverfions of which Place they feemed _always delighred with, particularly with the Agility of Mr. Matthews, the ...
... —dn Aecownt of the New Pantomime Entertainment Sadler's-Wells, os Satu rda rformed at - | ...
... Cloaths and Meat, much lefs Beer at 3d. per %m: when in » plentiful Year, they could have Cyder for a Halfpenny a Gallon = - Sadler’s Wells near iflingiou is pulling down, in order to e rebuilt on a more enlarged and commodious Plas. Yefterday the following ...
... James-Street Theatre, the Haymarket, London, will divert this City. in « grand Tafte. Bcfides the ulual Diveilions of Sadler’s- Wells, this Evening will be aéted a Droll, called DAMON and PHILLIDA ; to conclode with a new Pantomime Entertain. ment, called ...
... 1769. For the Benefit of Mafter ADAMS, Majer COOKE and Mifs COOKE. ...
... remarkable of Sir William Deffe and his father, that the latter who upon his arrival in in this kingdom, commenced dancer at Sadler’s Wells, made his fortune by marrying a lady with 12,0001. fortune; and the former, after he had alfo followed the profeflion ...
... as if it had been (ummer, 0w Early this morning two of the norchern hz} were robbed between Illington turnpike an and Sadler’s-Wells, -uy two tootpads, who got-a very confiserable booty from the pafleagers. The (ame villains atterwards ttopped 2 gentleman’s ...
... : . avlr, X ates, ommandant. . = - IRREGULARS and INVALIDS. Mr. King, at Sadler’s Wells. : M:. Vernon, at Vaaxhall. . Mr. Bannitter and Mis, Thompfon, at Marybone, __Mos. Baddely, at Ranelagh, ‘ ...
... robberies, viz. Firft, they fole a aantity of cloaths out of a houfe in St. Giles’s ; ?ccond robbery on a Gentleman near Sadler’s Wells, for which offence an innocent man had been. apprehended, and being brought before the magiltrates-was difcharged ; third ...