Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... charge of high treason against, and attempting to divide the United States of America. 16. A dreadful accident occurred at Sadler’s Wells, where, in consequence of a false alarm of lire in the theatre, eighteen persons lost their lives, and several were severely ...
... Lewis, Ely Place, solicitor, 50/.; to Dr. (who attended him to the last moment), 50/ ; to Miss Martin, guineas R. Honner (Sadler's Wells Theatre), 5 guineas to Mr. H. Stamp (gas fitter), guineas; to F. Yates, Esq., ( Adelphi), 5 guineas; Mr. Gardner (baker) ...
... home, must be taken to resident. The name therefore was inserted the list. Sadler's-wells —On Thursday ight, about nine o'clock, a fire broke out in the property-room Sadler's Wells Theatre, which for a time threatened deatruchoo to whole building. It being ...
... paragraph is from the Athenteum of last Saturday : Wednesday evening witnessed the debut of Miss Laura Addison, at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, in the character of the Lady Mabel, in Mr. W. Marston's play of ' The Patrician's Daughter.' The announcement ...
... Norfolk.—The once celebrated Cul. Wardle hat domiciled ip France for some years.—A dramatic piece hut been produced at Sadler's Wells, called The Plague at Mareeillee, in which the horrors of pestilence are acted with the greatesi fidelity. Such has been ...
... band played the national anthem without the vocal aid, the singers being absent. At the Queen's, Surrey, Victoria, and Sadler's Wells, similar demonstrations of loyaJty were manifested, and in the bosom every auditor and actor a sensation unmixed joy was ...
... turning to Hastings, he said—*' Now, then, let on with the play. Grimaldi—the Grimaldi, told me his acting one night at Sadler's Wells, when a singer, who was not very notorious for paying his debts, or overstocked with modesty, was accosted by a man in ...
... years of age her vocal powers were so extraordinary that her father look her to the celebrated Tom King, then manager of Sadler's Wells. Here she first appeared and sang as a Mis 4 Romanzini, and it is an extraordinary fact, that being little, the manager ...
... evening, into Gardert and Drury Lane Thenti es, is 7501. each to Thu Hay market and English Opera House, 3501. each; and Sadler’s Wells SOOI. ■ hie • e, r tnominations. —The iilumißatioos were, generally, of the most splendid description. Oxford Race* are ...
... policeman, she waited till eleven o’clock ; when her son-in-law, Francis Cipriani, Frenchman, and private watchman at Sadler’s Wells Theatre, called upon her; and she acquainted him with the circumstances. Cipriani went to Mr. Herbert Tcnipleman, grandson ...
... built or building. To the north.cast, passing through what was once Spalields, to the New River Head, and thence past Sadler's Wells, and along the banks of the New Hivcr, all bustle and activity. A complete town is forming between Hoxlonand Islington ...
... Majesty retired. The usual substitution of the Queen for the King was vociferated her Majesty's (riends. The Queen went Sadler's Wells Thursday, and was well received ; she staid till the end of the performances. She goes to the English Opera Monday. Mr ...