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... 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, ...
... ** 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... men- ing ia Manchester daring the present week. •“ ßontedfor the relief of the expedition under Sir The performances at Sadler. Wells, Thursday, were The narrative ia written in a clear and th eV„eßt of the funds devoted to the •• grand expos. John Fraukl ...
... be stayitig. It appears that olt Sltttltt' I tipg ste teas ascotlilmied by a gentletia ( If' t ie' D tvolutport, to Sadler's Wells Theatre, thilo tlteft' *her safely hotite, bale her adieu. A feitle filt 'd utsas sleoting in the santiea partinent, affirms ...
... entitled 'Prince Dorus ; or v the Romance of the Nose. It is by the author of Dio- c1 genes and his Lantern. At Sadler's Wells the per- a hie. formances opened with Southern's tragedy of Isabella; c 'ey- then followed the event of the evening ...
... nianazrr, and till lately lessee of the Victoria Theatre, London The deceased had been manager of the Covent-garden, Sadler's Wells, Surrey, and City of London Theatres, and, as lessee of the Victoria, reproduced on Thursday the Christmas piece which ...
... the current numbers of following illustrated works:—Anew edition of Shakapere, under the supervision of Mr. Phelps, of Sadler's-well’s Theatre; Don Qnixoto, with original designs, by Tony Johannot; the Arabian Nights, embellished with engravings; and part ...
... London ?? Whlite, Mrs. Mel. fert. from the 'Theatres oaul. Blath and Bristol ; litity Clover, MIi,, I larsourt, from Sadler's W'ells 'fheatre, London. Fi.r the nuineron.. attraetions of Gardens, see other ailvcr- (1OXCERIT IALTA,l~ORD NTELSO.N-STIREET ...
... WIPE FOR AN HOUR. Major Pepper. Mr. Mulford, from the Theatres Royal, Bath and Bristol; Frank Brown, Mr. Westleigh, from Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Ixudon; Peter White, Mr. W. Kyan, from the Royal Adelpbi Theatre, London; Widow White, Miss Ooulding, from the ...