... graceful testimonial:—To Frederick G. Tomlins, this congratulatory tribute, on the success of his Tragedy of ' Garcia,' at Sadler's Wells Theatre, Dec. 11, 1849, is presented by a few sincere friends. ' The force of his own merit makes his way: A gift that ...

... The inscription stated that it was a testimonial to Frederick G. Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of '' Garcia,** Sadler's Wells Theatre. A Singular Railway Accidknt occurred on Friday last, on the Ebbro lon Company's branch line of the Moumouthshire ...

... entirely stripped his heroic visage that warlike livery of whisker and moustache, which erst rendered him the beau ideal of a Sadlers Wells’ cutthroat. Without these hirsute appendages, the lion of the fold of Lincoln is very small animal indeed; and, sooth to ...

... several persons were passing, who, fortunately, escaped without injury. On the ground of the New River Company, adjoining Sadler's-wells Theatre, enormous elm tree, which had stood for upwards of sixty years, was completely uprooted, and in falling forced ...

... Cotton, at the Wharf, and five quarts from Mr. the Swan, Summer Street, under the pretence that came from a person named Sadler, well-known to Mr. Newman. The prisoner Dean was committed on these charges also. Detective ofiicer Palmer stated that the prisoners ...

... name of person employed Cetton at Wharf five quarts from Mr Newman tbe Swan Street under the pretence came from person Sadler well-known to Mr Newman prisoner Dean committed on these also Detective-officer Palmer stated that the prisoners had obtained ...

... entirely stripped his heroic visage that warlike livery of whisker moustache which erst rendered him the beau ideal of a Sadlers Wells’ cutthroat Without these hirsute appendages the lion of the fold of Lincoln is very small animal indeed and sooth to say ...

... Observer. Death oe a Miser.— During the last few days consider* able interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler’s-wells in consequence of the death of Mr. William Crew, hairdresser, 32, Arlington-street, who, though always living in the most ...

... as has happened. Death of a Miser.—During the last few days considerable interest has been excited the neighbourhood of Sadler's-wells, in consequence of the death ol Mr. William Crew, hairdresser, 32, Arlinglon-street, who, though always living in the ...

... Death of Miser worth £50,000.—During the last tew days considerable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's-wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. William Crew, hairdresser, No. 32, Arlingtonstreet, who, though always living in the ...

... duty on which would amount to £lO,OOO. The death of Mr. Wm. Crew’, hairdresser, has caused considerable excitement at Sadler’s Wells. The deceased was most penurious in his habits, his bed consisting of a few rags, yet he has left behind property worth ...

... shillings a week. Death of Miser. —During the last few days considerable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells in comseq ence of the death r. . Crew, hairdresser, .12, Arlington-street, who, though always living the most penurious ...