... 'THE PATAGONIAN SAMSON, from SADLERS WELLS, refpedfully begs Leave to inform the Public, that on Wednefday Evening he will begin to exhibit, at the large Room at the SHAKESPEAR TAVERN, in New-ftreet, Birmingham, his wondertul FEATS of STRENGTH, carrying ...

... confifting of Poems, ferious, humorous, and fatirical ; Songs, Sonnets, Ballads, a n d Bagatelleß. . Written by C. jun. of Sadler's Wells. Light arm'd with points, a ntithefes, and puns. Dun', Jive 306. London, printedfor Vernor, and Sharpe, and Longman ...

... 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 ...

... discharge of pistol, the distance yards. Aspiring Genius. —The following letter has been receired by Mr. Campbell, of Sadler's Wells Theatre, from gentlemao who expects to shioe the representative of yoatb, elegance, and heroism, on that favoured stage ...

... N. R. Carpet Binding, Hug Fringe, Door Mats, Ac. THE Creditors CHARLES SIDDALL, formerly Sadler’s Wells, and late of Charlesstreet, Hatton-garden, both Middlesex, Cutler ami Ironmonger, insolvent debtor, who was discharged from the of the debtor’s prison ...

... from the gardens of Sadler’s Wells Theatre. [The time his departure was 5 o’clock, but it was 6 before the inflation was completed, when he took his, seat in the car, accompanied by .Mr. Taylor, the pro-, prietor of Sadler’s Wells, and Mr. Watts, the ...

... Piggeries, large Gardens, Pleck, and other Appurtenances to the same respectively belonging, commonly called by the Name of Sadler's Wells, situate near HOCKLEV, in the Parish of TAN WORTH, in the County of Warwick, contiguous to the Stratford Canal, and adjoining ...

... cap. 76, of and 7 William IV. On-Dits. —- Sheridan Knowles's dramas are in the ascendant. The Hunchback was performed at Sadler's Wells; the Love Chase at the Marylebone, and William Tell at the Surrey theatres, last week.—Miss Kelly, of theatrical celebrity ...

... opera Harold, called Marie, has proved a card, Miss Poole sweetly sustaining the principal port. At Shakespere's home- Sadler's Wells— Henry VIII. has been utlmirably produced, and draws a bumper every evening it i 8 ployed. At the Morylebone Mrs. Mowatt ...

... laic cl«-rk Mr. D vis, auctioneer. appeared the evidence, thai on Tuesday night the ceased went witli friend gallery Sadler's Wells, and rushing down to get a front seat, by a ip of his foot fell head foremost over the rail, from a height of thirty feel ...

... these sessions of a gross assault a young boy, sentenced to six months. Pcrsunijiculion. Mr. Williams proposes sing at Sadler’s Wells for benefit of Dibdin, a song, called The Lamentation of Bow for the loss of her Bells,” in the character of a steeple ...

... li.t:—Drury- Lane, Covcnt-Garden, Victoria, Surrey, London Bridge, Ducrow's the East, Pavilion, City (Milton-street), Sadler's Wells, Rnyal Clarence, Filzroy, Olympic, Adelphi, Westminster, New Queen's (Windmill-street), Hellstreet (Paddiugton), Orange ...