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... 000 wounded soldiers Sebastopol, and are unable to send them away. The Printers' Dramatic Society gave entertainment at Sadler's Wells Theatre, on Saturday night last. The harvest prospects generally are good; but Swede turnip plants are attacked very much ...
... Madame J FINNY GOLDSCHMIDT. i-Y Madame JENNY LIND GOLDSCHMIDr S CONCERTS, TIC FYOT T> YOUNG MEN’S from the Theatre Royal, Sadler’* Wells, who engaged for a.fev am, gentlemen, V l ! l a S* Blacksmith”—Mr. W. WEISS. Weiss, HANLEY, on WEDNESDAY, April the 30th ...
... Under the Management «,p Mr. Simpson. Last Five Nights »f the celebrated Tragedian, MR. PHELPS, From the Theatre Royal, Sadler’s Wells. HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DDE.” ANY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS residing in the Townships Hanley and Shelton, who fought the are ...
... of January to auswer certain misde penalty of being outlawed Mrs Garratt (formerly Miss Smithyes) favourite Colum bine Sadler's Well the Surrey a Friday morning of consumption totally Up to this time there is no evidence the truth of intelligence given ...
... Last evening services at St. Paul's, estminsicr Abbey, and Exeter Hall, and the special services the Victoria, Garrick, Sadler's Wells, -and other theatres, and at the Music Hall, Store-street, were well attended. J lie Rev T. L Harris, of America, preached ...
... admission diplomatic agent at the same place.- Lord DUNG ANSIS' moved resolution condemning: the performance of divine service Sadler's Wells and other metropolitan theatres as highly irregular, inconsistent with order, and calculated to injure rather than advunce ...
... al), while the service in the evening was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Lester, i 1- j eumbent of St. Luke's, Norwood. At Sadler's Wells Theatre there were two services, that the \ afternoon being conducted by the Rev. John ; incumbent of St. John's Church ...
... on their return to a British port. Another Ballet Dancer Burnt.—Just before the close of the pantomime, Monday night, Sadler's Wells Theatre, Miss Fenton, one of the corps de ballet, while standing near a fire-pan placed at the side of the stage, entangled ...
... Garden Theatre, r P 2 6 3 I Partridges 0 I under the management of Madame Vestris, and at wild ducks o 0 2 9 Hares Sadler's Wells, under the memorable management of Ducklings Messrs. Greenwood and Phelps, she played the lead- Su'reY 44. ' 1 ' ••• ...
... BOXING MATCH FOR £50. Seldom is a congregation pugilists and their friends gathered together as thai which crowded old Sadler Wells Tli outre on Monday, witness glove fight for the Bow Cup and a purse of between George Dove and Jerry Hawkes. The affair ...
... The ring in all particulars resembled tbo-ie which used to be erected the P.B For some time previous to tho doors of Sadler's Well's Theatre being opened, crowd of very disorderly persons congregated outside, and th -y wera thrown open a general rush ...
... remains yet to be seen—to revive some of the ancient glories of the P. R. The scene of actios was the classic ground of Sadler's Wells, London, the occasion being glove fight between Jem Goode, aged twenty-seven, engaged in the fish trade at Billingsgate ...