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... licenfe to the proprietors of Sadler's Wells. This bill was read a first time; and the quettion being put, that it be read a fecond time, Mr. Sheridan rote, and cenfured the application of the proprietors of Sadler's Wells as improper. For it appeared ...
... being 11, • had not Fit -ramatic pieces. As they flit would be hard to debar them from co Pieces P as the owners for. of 'Sadler's Wells Hirconcluded with above mentioned, be brought ,41 Committee, who may report their no 141 14, approved the motion. He Royalty ...
... allowed an hour and lia:f to do' it in, but performed it with cafe in the above time. A gentleman of this town, who law the Sadler's , Wells company at the Theatre Royal in Liverpool (where they are now exliNiting with the greate . f i t applaufe) informs us ...
... the Houfe reefs, Committee; Lord Scarldale in the h ' c o 'strived that.evidence be called to the .4. N th oditu re of Sadler's Wells. His Lordfhip former Rage of the Bufinefs, when relative to the fums laid out on other 111 Pl,inment the Pro rietors of ...
... Airs, and Camtatas; which have been fung, end lately rccerved Apphufe, at.the Public Theatres, Vauxhall Gardens, Ranelah, Sadler’s Wells, lri other placés of .Amufement throughout the Kingdom. miudin'rl;:go(mmea and tiolt ‘Favourite Scotch, Irifh and Welch ...
... whb pretended to be in the.fecret were deeply taken _ The Crowded hottfes Trawn to the Theatre in • this town, by the Sadler's Wells Company, convince Us that the public will always countenance rational eAtertainments, when carried on with; propriety ...
... read, and ordered to be reported on Monday. “The bill for enabling his Majeity to grant a licence to the Proprieior’s of Sadler’s Well's was read a firft time and ordered to be read a fecond time 00 Monday fe'nnight. Mr. Steel prefented an account of the ...
... Birmingham, leveret curious Performances on the SLACK WIRE, with many curious Balances on full fwing, by Mr. WI x trorn Sadler's Wells; and laft from Ailley's Amphitheatre Riding- Houle, Weaminfter-Bridge, London, hashed the Hoflour to perform berore their ...
... be laid before the Chancellor of the Exchequer as one ftep to procu're a redrefs. Yefterday the fecond reading of the Sadler's Wells bill was, upon motion, put off for fix months. The Salop canal bill, , the Newcaftle bridge bill, and the Brightfide incleCure ...
... Airsy aud Cantatas ; which have been fung, and lu;!jroceved Applaufe, at the Public Theatres, Vauxhall Gardeus, Rauclah, Sadler's Wells, and qther places of Amufement thionghout the Kingdom. Including fome of the Beft and moft Favourite Scowch, Irith and ...
... Relicafra.l,.and will be britight forward itta few Days, capital end fiaperb Pantomime, which the company have procured from - Sadler's Wells, at a coniMerahle E,ence. The •Company's_itay will b but I.hort, being engaged to perl,iiirm - at Mancheiter, Liverpool ...
... conclude With the to much admired ALLE MA N'DE; which was performed twenty Nights fucccifivelv wiLh univerfalApplauft at Sadler's Wells, by Signora: .Eiroli, Mr. Dupuq, and Mils Su*. With a HORNPIPE by. Mifs F AROIA, a Child Eight Years old. r A good Band ...