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... daughter of Mr. Vaughan, farmer, of the fame place. Laft Saturday fe'onight was married, at Gofport, Mr. Barnet, hite of Sadler's Wells, to Mifs Thorn* tonj eldell daughter of Mr. H. Thorntonj manager of the Theatre Rbyal,Windfor, and of the Chelms- ford ...
... country to Ehrenbreit-stein This total forces is than that of Allies Underwriters in London the ship eleven o’clock near Sadler’s Wells taken to Clerkenwell church 145 Emigrants and other proscribed individuals have the Hamburgh to return to France in c ...
... therefore offer having intruded for still little history - personally but not Boadicea her appeal to the Britons night at Sadler’s Wells I to the Liberty the Press exhorting them to against the enemies j That the Press ir the weekly is undoubtedly palladium ...
... begin at Eight, and Fire Works at Ten o'clock. GRAND DECEPTIONS, Superior to any Performer in Europe. R. MORIDZ, from SADLER's WELLS, having received the molt flattering Approbation during the Fair, at the Requeft of feveral reipedable Inhabitants. begs ...
... person in Europe can dispute his superiority .ji Horseman and Rope-Dfmcer. Mr. ASK INS, l ® celebrated Ventriloquist, from Sadler’s Wells, will exhibit Jd ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE. The Englishßosignol’s «ebrated imitations of tli« various notes of birds, Mr ...
... WEST COUNTRY THEATRICALS. Dubois, and his pupils, from Sadler's -Wells, have been performing for six weeks, at the Ply- mouth and Dock Theatres. Dubois's Clowns in Pan- tomime, and his surprising feats* of adivity, comic dancing, &c. &c. are exacl'y ...
... ne( of the Minifters of AbeT- deen SAXON!, the famous Repe-danrir, (better knnwti by the name of the Little Devil, from Sadler's-wells, London) paffed through this city laft Saturday, being on a tour through Scotlaud. We are fobry to heir he could hot be ...
... both houses, and Bath, it no Mali gra.ihoation to behold the superior rtegutee and which the lung cstablidmd favuahte of Sadler’s Wells i> so universally admired for. ludicrous Circumstance lately occurred at the Theatre, at Niseket Drayton, Shropshire. ...
... WAKE. Principal Chara6Leras-Williatn, jy1 -iffles; Patrick,,- Me., Mleeccrot; Gaby, M~r. Laur-ent; ~Atr. Smith (late of Sadler's Wells);- Jew i'erilar (with at so:A), Me.Wfallalck (late of ?? Circus); Cabin Buy (evil a Snag), 0 aftef Sincock (late of the ...
... jt will be no small gratification the 1 1 ° l^ e su P eriur elegance -and agility which 2 ?? S established favourite of Sadler's Wells is so ...
... Citarafters. Douglas,. Mt. LAGRINT. Elbert his Pqc, Mrs. Wehiun, (late of the Royal Cirrus); Carrel, Mr. Smith, (late of Sadler's Wells) ; Eugene, Mr. Sutton, (late of the Royal Circus); Ratio,the Bobber, Mr. Fox; Ofmond, a Reclufe, Mr. /Addles, fen. Spirit ...
... WAKE. Principal Charadters,William, Mr. Laifelles; Patrick, Mr. Mererot; Gaby, Mr. Laurent; Ralph, Mr. Smith (late of Sadler's Wells); Jew Pcdliar (with a Song), Mr.Wallack (late of ?? Circus); Cabiri Boy (with a Song), Mafter Sincoc'k (late of the Royal ...