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... 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 ...
... . 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- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Tavern Great Room in Ipswich* this prefent Saturday Evening, Mr. SAUNDERS (from the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden/ and Sadler's Wells) vyili exhibit his Variety of wonderful EQJJILIBRES on % S h AC IvW IRE^ who pertbrms (withTuch amazing Excellency and ...
... CRdss Tave*w Long Roam, every Evening next Week, and no longer, Mr. SAUNDERS (from the Theatre Royal in Covent -Garden, & Sadler's Wells) will exhibit his wonderful EQL.UILIBRES on the SLACK-WIRE; With iiich amazing Excellence and Agility that he farpaffes ...
... defp-tire.l of. —An Arm of a large Elm tree was hrcke off in the Mall ia St.James's Park,— A great Fart cf thi long Wall oS Sadler's- wells was blown down. A Houfa in Hoxton was blown dawn. A Houfe near Ed' ?? was blown down, and fell into the Road and Slopped ...
... Band orMuftc. The Scenes, DrelTes, and Habits are all entirely new. Our Stay will be but fhort, being obliged to go to Sadlers-Wells. # * # New Performances every Night. To- he SOLD by Auction, (By JOHN OLIVER) ALL rK* entire Stock in Trade and Hou&hold ...
... Theatre in Tankard-Street, IpfV/ich, on Wed- nesday next, February the 2 9th, will be exhibited the ufual Diverfions of Sadlers Wells, .confifting of Rope-Dancing, Tumbling, and Wire, v/ith the Entertainment of HARLE QJJ IN STAT U E. To concluds witli the ...
... BEING a few Nights ago at the Theatre in tie Ma kec- Place, Bury, to fee the aftonifhing Exhibitions of a Com- pany from Sadler's-Wells, I cannot be ntent on this Occa.ion, but mull take the Liberty to fay, as a Lover of Arts aiv! Ingenuity, that I was never ...