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... paying the costs of the witnesses. BLACKGUARDS 1ic SADLER's WELLs THEATRt.-.Moses Isamis a costermonger, was charged at Clerkenwell Police Court, with being drunk, using obscene language in Sadler's Wells Theatre, and violently assaulting Dawes, the money ...
... to seven years' ?? to Thomas Lowe, P. C. 84, for apprehending James Jones for robbiing Mr. Wells, Sir Hugh Myddleton, Sadler's Wells, of a niut pot- CAUTrON TO LIcENsED VICTUALLURs.-A case has been recently decided in the Tower Hamnlets Court of Requests ...
... Thomas Everard. ALARX OF FIRE AT SADEaas's WELns TaRATRE.-On Wednesday night last a most alarming occurrence took place in Sadler's Wells Theatre during the performances, and which threatened consequences of a serious nature, but which, we are happy to say ...
... Adams in the chair.' Tue isumber of applicatiotis for renewal of licenses was 80, and of new applications 29. A license to Sadler's Wells Theatre was granted to Richard Hughes, Richard Dixon, and Charlotte Jones. For the Queen's Theatre, to Joist Perry, Per ...
... van lie was conveyed to prison. OLE3R!E-NWtL L. A Row AT SADLER'S WELLs TilEATRE.-C. Hughies was charged with violent assaults upon Mrs. Mary Hawes, and Dawes, a cleck-taker, at Sadler's Wells Theatre. The prosecutrix was with her husband in the gallery ...
... month, also lived. His evenings were usually spent in the coffee-room of the Angel, at Islington; the Grecian Saloon; or Sadler's Wells Theatre. The last time he was seen in London was in King-street, Cheapside, a day or two before the Polish Ball took place ...
... corroborated it-Mr. Cmild contended, that the house of the~defendant was notone of the ordinary description It is opposite Sadler's Wells Iheatre, and at the close of each evening's performance a number of cabs are upon the spot to take up fares. The cabinen ...
... years after it was her misfortune to form an acquaintance with the defendant, who was at the time a subordinate actor at Sadler's Wells Theatre, and after clothing and providing him with absolute necessaries, she in an evil hour consented to marry him. She ...
... the arriitnt of X3850, which the defendant had iticure by ausing certzin eittertalinments of the stage to be acted at Sadler's Wells Thentre, in 1826, for hire or reward, he not being autlhorised or licetiseil so to do. 'lhere were nine counts to recover ...
... AT SAiDLER'S WELLs.-Frederick Black, a well-known thief, was-. charged with attempting to pick pockets in the pit-of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and having assaulted policeeconstable; 179 ?? He was observed -by the officer busily employed in the pit attempting ...
... valuables were yet missing.-Re- manded. CL1ERKENWELL. A RoW AT SADLER'S WELLS.-Roseate EvRans was charged as follows :-A crowd assembled on the previous night about the entrances to Sadler's Wells Theatre, anxious to witness the performance, and on the opening ...
... convictions. HATTON-CARDEN. THE MUiDtaa AT ISLSNGToX.Fraacs Capriani, a Frenchman who isemployed as private watchman at Sadlers-wells thertre, was taken before Mr. Combe, in the custody of Inspector Miller, Sergeant Collins, Sergeant Pagan, and other officers ...