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... Itenefit of their Proprietor, MR. SIMPSOK. MONDAY, September 2‘i, 1823, the Performances to commence with Grand Drama, played Sadler Wells, upwards of nights with great success, called PHILIP AND HIS DOGS. In the last Scene will be exhibited LAKE REAL WATER ...
... Caravan, were performed. In the latter piece the novelty of lake and fall of real water were exhibited in imitation of Sadler’s Wells, which produced an excellent effect, and the evening’s performances went off in the best possible manner. On Monday evening ...
... these sessions of a gross assault a young boy, sentenced to six months. Pcrsunijiculion. Mr. Williams proposes sing at Sadler’s Wells for benefit of Dibdin, a song, called The Lamentation of Bow for the loss of her Bells,” in the character of a steeple ...
... Garden Tuesday, by performing /ng« to Kca'i’s Ot/.efto.—Grimaldi, the celebrated clown, bid adieu I the stage Tuesday Sadler's Wells, in a farewell ai.dress. 111 health the cause his retiring, after a theatrical life ot 45 years, having begun his career ...
... £5OO. line inflicted upon Mr. Barber Beaumont, for a libel upon Lord Wallace. Friday evening, Mr. Lancaster, comedian, of Sadler’s Wells theatre, whilst sitting in Sir Hugh Middleton tavern, was attacked with a til and expired immediately.—A brewer at Bristol ...
... to return to the te at . Feron left Liverpool, Sunday, for New v or k '~ Madar f ha« a liberal enpagem^nt.—A dramatlr ' Sadler’s Wells, called T/ie I‘layue at .1/,, •L, pruduc6 ', d , the horrors of a pestilence acted '-therJu '*2’‘ and Small Par said ...
... N. R. Carpet Binding, Hug Fringe, Door Mats, Ac. THE Creditors CHARLES SIDDALL, formerly Sadler’s Wells, and late of Charlesstreet, Hatton-garden, both Middlesex, Cutler ami Ironmonger, insolvent debtor, who was discharged from the of the debtor’s prison ...
... longer than the earth.’ A Comet las been discovered in the cunstellation Pegasus. immediately facing the entrance to Sadler's Wells theatre, and surrounding the summit of the highest poplar tree, may be seea every evening such immense ewarms of gnats ...
... enter- tainment of the people. For Vauxhall, £750. were given, tor the Haymarket €300., for the Adelphi £200., and for Sadler's Wells The whole cost was between £1,500. and £2.000, The rule, we understand, is to pu! y for whatever the house would contain ...
... Majesties command opened the entertainment the people Vauxhall £750” were given the Haymarket £900 for the £200 and for Sadler’s Wells £150 whole between £1500 and £2000 The rule we understand is to for whatever the house would contain if all the seats ...
... determination on tbe part of the patent proprietors to dramatic performances existing under the license 10 Geo II Coburg Sadler’s Wells the Pavilliou Garrick Panarmonion tlie Surrey the Queen’s Theatres-—-The Courier in reference to this proceeding : far ...
... ever since he was an inn-sign Jew Davis’s creditors thinking to shame him out of the money he owed stood up in the pit of Sadler’s Wells said Mr Davis I said would expose you you me seventeen sixpence “So I do’’ Davis perfectly coolly and to the foot-lights ...