... : . avlr, X ates, ommandant. . = - IRREGULARS and INVALIDS. Mr. King, at Sadler’s Wells. : M:. Vernon, at Vaaxhall. . Mr. Bannitter and Mis, Thompfon, at Marybone, __Mos. Baddely, at Ranelagh, ‘ ...

... remarkable of Sir William Deffe and his father, that the latter who upon his arrival in in this kingdom, commenced dancer at Sadler’s Wells, made his fortune by marrying a lady with 12,0001. fortune; and the former, after he had alfo followed the profeflion ...

... robberies, viz. Firft, they fole a aantity of cloaths out of a houfe in St. Giles’s ; ?ccond robbery on a Gentleman near Sadler’s Wells, for which offence an innocent man had been. apprehended, and being brought before the magiltrates-was difcharged ; third ...

... Premifes. Dwring the Time of the FAIR, By Mr. Saunder/’'s Company from Sadler’s-Wells, At the Gaol Hall in this City, the Town will be eater; tained vith the Diverfions of Sadler's Wells. MR. SAUNDERS, the celebrated Equirtianrtsy, : From the Theatres Royai ...

... as if it had been (ummer, 0w Early this morning two of the norchern hz} were robbed between Illington turnpike an and Sadler’s-Wells, -uy two tootpads, who got-a very confiserable booty from the pafleagers. The (ame villains atterwards ttopped 2 gentleman’s ...

... defired to give or remit an Account ¢reof to Mr, For, in order that the fame may be dif- / Mr. Saunders's Company from Sadler’s-Wells, At the Gaol Hal! in this City, this '‘2' lmi___n and To-morrow, Saturday, Ju'n'e 17, the Town will be entertained ...