... ti stating tbe prisecutioir, said it was novel a id-'aor' The'detendnt was, or had hbcea, the princijiel tragedisn at Sadler's Wells thestre, rnd the preaecntur a xcoe-shiefter.f The defeiidaut was ¢barged with attempting toreait and ithen to droe n'Mr ...

... with the deceas d's habits and the reciises. 'Fiane1s ipraoi, a FPrenchman, who is em- ploved as, privape' watchman at Sadler's Wells Theatre, s.taiakepi ?? 'Combe, at Hatton Garden, on suspicion of having bieen doncemned in the murder, and after a lengthened ...

... 1817, and was therefore in her 26th year. Early in life she was initiated into the theatrical art, aid was engaged at Sadler's-wells, the Olympic, Victoria, and Surrey theatres, where she exhibited considerable abi- I lity under the name of Laura Bell ...