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... fume other Eaces of Entertainment were rejefted. The Petitions of the Proprietors of Renelag!) and Mar) bon GarerrlS, and Sadler' Wells; were referred to the Jutlices at Hicks- Hail, they being out of the aforefaid Liberties. At the glaarter•Sedions at Werninfter ...
... ofpublick Entertainment were licenfed', viz. Ranelagh, Maryboh Gardens, Hickfofd's Room, Kendal Houfe, Twickenham Theatre, and Sadler's Wells; and Good-- man .-Fields Wells refufed. . On Wednefday laft two Smugglers were taken near Brighthelmftone, in Suflex, ...
... Entertainment were - licenfed, viz. Ranelagh, Marybon Gardens, Hickford.'s Room, Kendal Holife, Twickenham Theatre, And Sadler's Wells; and Good.L man's:Fields Wells refilled. A few Days•fince a Man well mounted, but, the Hone verY much Caine to an Inn ...
... of Entertainment were rejeaed. , - • • --.- The - Petitions of the Proprietors of Ranelagh -and Marybon . Gardens, and Sadler'. Wells, were - referred to the Jultices at Hick-i's Hall, they being out of the:aforefaid Liberties - . , t 1 40 I Oaturtiap' ...
... oC lome other Places ol Entertainmei k Were rejefled.* Thd.Pfttuions of the Proprietors cf and ■Marybon Gardens, and Sadler’s Wells, were referred the Jufticesaf Hicks Hall, they being out the .Liberties. r Saturday two Men. wece apprehended near Weft ...
... Half. Barrels aSs. 3d. The Kegs at near 9s. each. Thurfday at Hicks's Hall, Ranclagh Gardens, Twickenham Theatre, and Sadler's Wells, were licenfed ; and Goodman's Fields Wells refufed. Yefterday Morning a Man difordered in his Senfes came upon the Parade ...
... ll & Mr. Palmer ■ 3:^3 o o Mr. Robinfon ■ 3105- o 0 t6. On Tuefday Night laft Mr. Fttro, the Rope-Dancer and Tumbler at Sadler's Wells, brcke ?? in rehearfino his Performance* to Mr. Rich at the Theatre in Coven t-Garden. 77. On Tucl'day Kingsibrd a Smuggler ...
... L\X will Ipeak the f'eveial Speeches he Ipokc to hit Majeity and the left of the Royal Family. Secondly, Mr. Cooki. from Sadler's Wells, will perform feve- ral new sad fuj-pri/ing EQUILIBRIA on the SLACK. WIRL ; puts a Straw on his Foot, tolfes it from thence ...
... Occafion the Lofs of a Caufe at Common of this Action. On Tuefday Night laft Mr. Petro, the Rope- Dancer and Tumbler at Sadler’s Wells, broke his Kneepan in tehearfing his Performances to Mr. Rich at the Theatre ia Covent Garden. By a private Letter from ...
... . At the particular Defire cf feveral Ladies and Gentlemen, For the Benefit rf Mr. COOKE, tf principal Pc former from Sadler's Wells, On Monday next, the lub of this infant December, nvill be exhibited at the Sh ire Hall, Wood ar.i 00 s, feveral fur- ...
... Twelve, | as Mr. Stephenfon, a Tayior, was coming from Iflington, he was ftopt by, two Footpads between the Ram Inn and old Sadler's Wells ; one, drefled in a Sailor's Habit, clapt a Piftol to his Breaft, while the other, drefs'd in a dark Surtout Coat, rifled ...
... Ellie by fume Accident blew up, and a Man was much wounded thereby. Saturday Night a Maid Servant and a Child coming from Sadler's Wells, were attacked by a tingle Footpad near Blackmary's Hole, who held a Knife to the Woman's Breaft, and robbed her of her ...