... were passing, wira-, fortunately, an and ?? without injrtry. Uin the ground.- of the New er, of River Comparry, ndjoining Sadler's-wells Theatre. an Sort in enormous elm treie, which had stood for ri~wargs of nixty Th6, yearp, ters. completely up;eocted, ...

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

... ** Fest A’end.” «P. el jj r any one who has an ear and memory for ' pjLip#, natural or acquired, and who has heard Mr. Sadlers’ Wells, and Mr. Graham, if, on shutting they could have discriminated the readings ana c of Leontes this week, whether it was ...

... 'thuitiged af Cilayn0 was produced for the first time !lirPelS Snct hj lt The play was brought out the re-iveil by Jhum Sadlers Wells, some months f~1teotid ?? witlls very considerable euccess, t'i tbeoaoosofllast mnistlb Grentpsreparalions are muaking ...

... afternoon. Death of a Miser worth ?? tl.e last few days considerable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, No. h Arlington- street, who, though always living in the most ...

... his fortune in London, and was taken as sixty-fo to errand boy by Air. Frederick Hartland, hairdresser, of Glasgeo' i. Sadler's-wells, on whose deathl he succeeded to the business New Y, .g He was reilacrkable for his penurious habits, and after had jusi ...

... #eath of a Miser worth £ =ifi nnn • the last few days considerable C te in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Well? ill™ in consequence of the death Mr JSm ' hairdresser. No A-r William Crew. rS S was taken as errand hot s? ,n . London ' and hairdresser, Sadieus ...

... Mercury. l DEATnc OF A DIsE.-During the last few days con- siderable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's-wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hair-dresser, 32, Arlington-street, who, although l always living in the ...

... reet, Lon. O, In 1793 deceased went to try his fortune in London, and was taken as an errand boy by a hair-dresser at Sadler's Wells, Whose death he succeeded to the business. He was remarkable for his penuri us habits, and after some years married a ...

... —Swansea Herald. DEATH OF A MlSER.—During the last few days considerable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's-wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, 32, Arlington-street, who, though always living in the most ...

... contending with many diffi, 'API d it culties. She is now in the company presided over by Zlr. thr, Y to Phelps, at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, and her performance cur was of Lady Macbeth during last week has met with high, .late eot commendation from ...

... twopence per head, for stock that had been sold at the fair. TnE EXHIBITION OF 1851.Mr. Phelps, the lessee and manager of the Sadlers Wells Theatre, intends to give the full receipts of a performance set apart for Thursday next, the 16th inst., to the fund in ...