... The inscription stated that it was a testimonial to Frederick. G. Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of Garcia, at Sadler's Wells Theatre. The Anti-Slate-Church Movement. —The committee of the Anti-state-church Association are, we understand, preparing ...

... The inscription stated that it was a testimonial to Frederick G. Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of Garcia,” at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The Royal Theatricals.— ln consequeuee of the death of Mrs. Bartley, whose decease we announced last week, the ...

... several persons were passing, who, fortunately, escaped without injury. On the ground of the New River Company, adjoining Sadlers wells Theatre, enormous elm tree, which has stood for upwards of 60 years, was completely uprooted, and in falling forced out ...

... and indeed fourteen pence for a silver shilling, to get rid of the coppers. This nuurs pitch Uoyd-square, not far from Sadler's Wells. I have seen him commence his pitch there at half past-eleven, to catch the people corns from the theatre. He is very ...

... charity boy, in 1790, to try his fortune London, and was taken as errand boy by Mr. Frederick Hartland, hairdresser, of Sadler's-wells, on whose death he succeeded to the business. He was remarkable for his penurious habits, and after some years married ...

... 1847. Death of a Miser worth £50,000.—During tl last few days considerable interest has been excited th neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells, in consequence of th death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, No. 32, Arlingto Street, who, though always living in the most ...

... Death of A Miser worth 50,000^.— During the last few day* conaiderable interest has been excited In tbe neighbour- hood of Sadler's Well*, in consequence of the death _f Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, No. 32, Arlington-street, who, though always living in the ...

... up a charity boy, 1790. to try his fortune in London, and was taken errand hoy Mr. Fr. derick Hartland, hairdresser, at Sadler’s-wells, whose death he succeeded to the business. lie was remarkable for his penurious habits, and, after some years, married ...

... worth 00001 following facts on good came charity boy 1790 to fortune in London taken Mr Frederick Hartland hairdresser Sadler's Wells the remarkable for his penurious after yean married penurious himself About before disclosed to Mr Turpin he worth in ...

... has been partially fused by the heat. DEATec OF A MISER-Considerable interest has been excited in the neilhbourlhpod of Sadler's wells, by the death of Mr. WVilliam Crew, hair-dresser, Arlington-street, whe, though always living in the most penurious manner ...

... Death op a Miser worth £50,000.— During the last few days considerable interest lias been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's Wells, in co-nsequence the death of Mr. William Crew, hairdresser, No. 32, Arlington Street, who, though always living in the ...

... up, charity boy, in I}J try his fortune London, and was taken as errand boy by Mr. Frederick Hartiand, hairdresser, of Sadler'*- wells, on whose death he succeeded the business. He was remarkable for his penurious habits and after some years married person ...