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... in Argyle-Buildings ; John Brown, Thomas Freer, and Thomas Pinkstone, for robbing Peter Brown of 6s. in the Fields near Sadler's Wells ; 12 were call for Tranfportation for (even Years, and one acquitted. ...
... At the new Theatre in Woodftack, this Night, .-md every Evening next Week, will be exhibited the ufual Diverfions of Sadler's Wells, by Signor Cooke and Lawtancc's Company from London. Their Exhibition! confift of . Tight-Rope Dan- cing, Tumbling, Kqutl ...
... Wo*»Jltock, this Even' irig, vignior Cooke and J.awrance's Company, from London, will exhibit the whole Diverficrni of Sadler's Wells. Signior Cooke will dance the Tight Rope, with two Children tied to his .Feet. Between tha feveral Performances will be ...
... thelaft Week of jierforming in that 'I os*,n) on Monday Evening will be picfente-J (belidts ihe afuiil Diyerlions of Sadler'. Wells) the Stratford Jubilee, in the lame Manner as performed all the Winter at the Theatre in Drury Lane ; with all the proper ...
... maiket on Saturday. About ten o'clock on Thurfday night, a young man was mortally wounded in the New Road, in his way from Sadler's Wells. He was fet upon by three villains, two of whom armed with piltoh, and the third with bluuderbufs they demanded his mor ...
... on of all Parties. About ten ?? on Thurfday Night, a young Man was mortally wounded in the New- Road, in his Way from Sadler's Wells. He was fet upon by three Villains, two of whom were armed with Piftols, and the third with a Blunderbufs. They demanded ...
... si 6d. S. Leach’s Six Sonatas for two Violins Bafs, Vauxhail Songs fur.g this Scafon by Mr. Vernon, pofed Mr. Bates, Sadler’s Wells Songs this Sea'cn Mifs Hitchcock, Mifs Wilkinfon, Mailer Greenwood, Jtc. is. 6d. Twelve onllons, (or French Dances) with ...
... entertained of aftivity confiding the Sadler’s Wells The company fome-thing dramatic pantomimic as variety new exhibitions never in this city fo performances exhibited atDmry-lane Covent -Garden and Sadler's Wells may be teen here every evening! In their ...
... Saiiiam, Monday the Seventh Day of January next, Eleven o’clock before Noon. the THEATRE in Tankard-Street, IPSWICH, THE Sadlers-Wells Company will perform their EXHIBITIONS, with new MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, BURLETTAS, BALLAD OPERAS, DANCES and PANTOMIMES ...
... this preterit and every E.iening their Stay, being very. ,fhort.—:The T:own will be entchained With the Diverftorii of SADLER's WELL• As I G H-T R E-D A NCI N Gi By Mr. ioa 4 MifsPitcir Who will perform • Fettets, and ilk; with I W.. 1 rrikei Swords tied ...
... play SIX Favourite TUNES. On the much-admired MUSICAL GLASSES, ' Which were received with fuch general Approbation ?? at Sadler's Wells; where fhe performed on them for feven ?? Seafons^ to the entire Satisfaction of crowded Audience^ every Night ; not meerly ...
... Little Clackton aiortfaid, or Wm. Cooper, Carpenter, Dedham. AT a large and commodious Barn Moulsham, near Chelmsford, the SADLER’s-WELLS Company will perform ufual Exhibitions, new musical Entketaikmekts,BexttTTAs, Ballad Operas, Dances, and Pantomjms. To ...