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... 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 ...
... in the highest terms and a five-act play by Mr. White, the author of The King of the Commons, about to be produced at Sadler's Wells. The Free-traders of Lancashire elected William Brown, Esq., M.P., as their representative to the Congress of All Nations ...
... Verdict— Manslaughter against Brewer, who has been committed to take his trial.— Bath Herald. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. —An inquest was held 011 Saturday, atSt. Bartholomew's Hospital, view of the body of Mr. J. Kinsey, aged 155 ...
... 1817, and was therefore in her 26th year. Early in life she was initiated into the theatrical art, and was engaged at Sadler’s Wells, the lympie, Victoria, and Surrey theatres, where she exhibited considerable ability under the name of Laura Bell. At ...
... council was held on Wednesday, at the Foreign Office. A new tragedy, called Garcia, Mr. F. G. Tomlins, was brought out Sadler's Wells theatre Wednesday night, «id> complete success. The Honourable and Reverend Baptist Noel officiated at the “ fount ’’ ...
... taken. Mr. O liston, at the Victoria Theatre, devotes the entire receipts of night's performance ; and Mr. Greenwood, of Sadler's Wells, acts with similar generosity. Mr. Betty, at the Amphitheatre, gives a free night. £213 were received Mr. Murray of the ...
... imitations of actors of his day. His brother was performer of some repute in the period of the late Grimnldi's popularity at Sadler's Wells, and acquired a celebrity for his delineation of sailors' characters—he was, indeed, the T. P. Cooke of his time. The ...
... care anything at all about. (Cheers.) Siiakspeare has been driven out of town to Islington, and has found a refuge at Sadler's Wells, and it appears, is going over the water to perform at the Surrey. Such is the state of the drama iv Ixmdorh it, then ...