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... Baily. One was capitally convicTted, viz. George Langley, for robbing the Landlord at the Queen of Hun- gary's Head near Sadler's Wells, of Jewels and Money to the Amount of about 4a o 1. Six were caft for Tranfportation, and Eight acquitted. Yefterday the ...
... ood received a very feafonabie and comfortable Relief from Anthony Vogele, Efq; and Mr. Thomas Rofoman, Proprietor of Sadler's Wells, who generoufly dillnbuted eight Pounds of Beef and a Half- Peck Loaf to each Family. The great Joy which the Charity ...
... Rayonne been retaken by the Duke of Bediord Privateer. We hear that a .reat Number of Perf•ins of Yathion were prefeni at Sadler's Wells lalt Saturday Night, when the whole Taing of the Houle was given by Mr Rofoinon to the Marine Society towarej Cloathing ...
... Yefterday Mr. Juftice Fielding paid 65 1. 12 s. to the Marine Society, it being the Takings ofthe Houfe laft Saturday Night at Sadler's Wells, and given by Mr. Rofoman, the Proprietor of thofe Wells, to the Society to cloath Men and Boys to go on board his Majefty's ...
... Fielding paid 651. 1 as. to the Committee of the Marine Society, it being the Takings of the Houfe laft Saturday Night at Sadler’s Wells, and given by the Proprietor of thofe Wells, to the Society to clothe Men and Boys to go on bard his Majefty's Ships. ...
... Seven o'Clock in the Evei , ng, two Frllk flopped Mr. Fofler, the Clerk of Iflingion Parifh. on the long Cauft• way by Sadler's-Wells Gate, and robbed him of aod bis Watcr, and then made°, unpurfued. Left Monday Evening Samuel. Kennard, was taken up by ...
... Pottl-•nd of so Guns. Sunday Afternoon, a.bout Thee o'Cloek, the Body of a Man well drellru taken out of the New River, near Sadler's Wells, which probes to be the of Mr. Bitcham, who kept the Still in New-Prifon Walk , he had been miffing ten Days. Heffian ...
... Paflengers, only the Captain and eleven more were laved. 8. Mr. Maddox, well known for his Performances on the Wire at Sadler's Wells, &c. was a PafTenger on board the Dublin Merchant, Capt. White, which is loft on the' Coaft of Scodand j but whether he ...
... Shop of Mr. Cartwright, iu Smitnfield, and enquired lor one Smith, a Watchmaker j faying -Wa» recommended Mr. Rufomon Sadler's Wells to him, buy Watch, Mr. Cinwrirgtt told him he knew as South Two**Pence Watchmaker, But he knew Kfp. gave hm a Shop Bill ...
... Ship-Lane, On Tuefday next the Bth of May, will be exhibited BY a Company of WI RE-DANCERS, ROPli- DANCERS, and TUMBLERS, from Sadler's Wells, London/ ftveral extraordinary Performances never fecn in this City before. Pit 28. Back Sent. Is. 6 ...
... hit man)” curious Pexfiinnancct, which entirely new. Betides Exhibitionof the DUTCH BOY, and ttmrfng Mr, WATERS, from Sadlers Wells. Alfothe HUSSAR's Pbrfotmancet on Wire without » Pole, his Tuflirg the Straw, Ac. The Whale to conclude with Pantomime ...