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... £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 ...
... fashionably crowded court, the other day, at the trial of the Rev. Mr. Ramsay, broke into tumults of applause at some Sadler's Wells solemnities from Mr. Serjeant Shee, sufficiently hathetie to havedamned a fifth-rate out of Dublin ; and a short time ...
... Banjamia Brawn Brown Clarkson merchant regard Clarkson— Richard Kerry Forreat 90 Cork-street dealers— William T Taylor Sadler’s Wells WestCoksr of Coker Rfadel I Coker Ainsworth Ainowortfa Lancaster fustian manufacturers— ' Ainsworth Charles Hilton silk ...
... subject, and assured of a favourable reception uite mistaken in from a large and influential party. You are int blank into t Sadler’s Wells ‘our men. He goes off po hh would be his but that ics at once—that is, suc he barely ts beyond the ba thos of the conventicle ...
... incurring forfeiture of their licenses During tire week The Merchant of Venice advertised lie Victoria Speed the Plouyh Sadler's Wells at every other little theatre The Albert Saloon the of lilind lioy and the farce of Ao Song no Supper Here is perpetual ...
... Theatre Royal, Cheltenham) will THE ..SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. After which, the popular Ballet d'Adion, gots up originally at Sadler's Wells by Mr. RICHER, c;dled THE lIRMAL SPECTRE ; Or, ALONZO AND The Pare bl the Baron St. Clare by Mr. RICHER.: it• To begin ...
... previously ascended five tiroes—viz., three times from the alwve gardens, one from the Rosemary Branch, lloxton, and one from Sadler's Wells Theatre ; and upon evnry occasion 1 was fortunate enough to attract a highly repeetable company, and to make moat suecoasfol ...
... 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 ...
... and bis and bleeding Instead of to policeman she till eleven o'clock when aoo-inlaw Cipriani Frenchman and watchman at Sadler’s Wells theatre called upon her and him with circumstances Cipriani went to Mr Herbert Templeman grandson of deceased solicitor ...
... nearly built building. the north-east, passing through what was once Spafields, on the New River Head, and thence past Sadler’s Wells, ami along the banks of the New River, all is bustle and activity. complete town is forming between 11 ton and Islington ...
... toCovent Garden and Drury Lane; to the Haymarket and English Opera Flouse, three hundred .and fifty pounds each; and to Sadler's. Wells two hundred pounds.—ln the evening a splendid exhibition of fire works took place in Hyde Park, prepared under the management ...
... imitations of actors of his day. His brother was performer of some repute in the period of the late Grimnldi's popularity at Sadler's Wells, and acquired a celebrity for his delineation of sailors' characters—he was, indeed, the T. P. Cooke of his time. The ...