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... a;ivcn away. Secondly, His incomparable Dexterity of Hand. ' Thirdly, The furprifing Young Poll ure -Mafic r from New Sadler's- Wells. Fourthly, His Lilliputian Company of Aftors. To begin exaftly at Six o'Clock. N.B. On Tuefdiy the 4th of December, he ...
... other Things. Attendance will be given upon the above Day from One to Five of the Clock. By YEATE S's Company front Nevv Sadlers Wells, London AT the PLAYHOUSE in Tankard-Street, Ipjwich, on Tuefday the ifl oi December in the Evening, and every Evening ...
... Colchejler, W. Eaton in Yarmouth, C Alexander in Woodbridge, and W. Craighton in Lpfivicb. By V EA T E Si Company frm New Sadlers Wells, London. AT the PLAYHOUSE in Tank ?? rcet, Ipfivic' : , ■** en Mittday next will be prcfented Tbi C O UNTRY WEDDING: Witb ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and Twelve o'Clock, as Mrs. Baker, a Gentlewoman in Red -Lion Street, Clerkenwell, was walking by the New-River behind Sadler's- Wells, lhe thought flic faw a Man's Coat in the Water, hut looking more narrowly, perceived it was a drowning Man, ftrugglipg ...
... and Twelve o'Clr.ck, as MR.BitKer, :i Gentlewoman in Red. Lion Street, Clcrkenwell, was ™lr.B by the New-River behind Sadler's- Wells, lhe thought (lie faw a Man s Coat in ilia Water, hut locking more narrowly, perceived it was a drowning Man, l,nitcgli|-|- ...