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... expected. Theatrical. —Mrs. Pollock (late Mrs. Ryder) formerly of the Aberdeen Theatre, comes out shortly chief actress at Sadlers Wells, London. Two regiments have, it is said, been ordered to the Cape; and further reinforcements will be sent thither, if ...
... long and able critique in Jerrold's Week?' Newt, upon the performance of Richard the Third from the Original Text,' at Sadlers Wells, London, we extract the following upon that rising actor, Mr Dickinson, who, it will be recollected, appeared on the boards ...
... business. The churches and chapels were opened in the morning and the evening, and they were crowded on each occasion. Sadler’s Wells Theatre was closed in the evening. The day was also observed as fast in the parish of Aldgate, the shops being closed ...
... that Mr Dickinson, of whom the lovers of the drama in this quarter will recollect, has made several successful hits at Sadler's Wells, London. Our contemporary, Jerrold', Weekly Neu:s, thus speaks of Mr Dickinson's yersonation of Modus in the Hunchback ...
... charity boy in 1790 to try his fortune in London, and was taken as errand boy by Mr. Frederick Hartland, hairdresser, at Sadler’s Wells, on whoso death he succeeded to the business. He was remarkable for his penurious habits, and, after some years, married ...
... MR DICKINSON AT SADLERS WELLS, LONDON. The following, which is extracted from a letter from a gentleman belonging to Arbroath, residing in London, giving an account of the personation of 'Claude Melnotte' by Mr Dickinson, in Sadlers Wells Theatre, will ...
... ARBROATH AX!) WEEKLY.ADVERTISER AND REPORTER. the Queen's anthem played. We have rarely witnessed such MR DICKINSON or SADLER'S-WELLS —Mr Dickinson, enthusiasm on the nart of any audience—a very numerous at present fulfilling an engagement at the theatre ...
... manner, enpported by the ENTIRE COMPANY FROM THE THEATRE ROYAL, ABERDEEN. Ma G. K. DICKINSON, the popular Artist, from Sadler's Wells, London, is ENGAGED FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLT. The Season will commence on THURSDAY, July 25, with A FAVOURITE PLAY. ...
... hest exchange. Bat alas! there's only the same dead stand, When we turn to look at the poor old Land ! MR DIrKINSONT OP SADLER'S WELLS. LONDON. (To the Editor of the Theatrical Journal.) SIR,—An bumble ndmirer of the great t lent% of Mr O. Dlekinwin, the ...
... provinces, or gone prove to the world, that while bold enough to be honest, they on a flying visit to' Brother Jonathan.' Sadler's; Wells. tinder are honest enough to be bold. the management of Philpir; le doing WobdeN:• That gentleman ' Light and easy tench ...
... Theatre, has performed in Drury Lane, was with Madame Vestris in the Lyceum in 1849. and took the part of Columbine at Sadler.' Wells, and in the papers of the day was spoken of most favonrably. In 1850 she came to Edinburgh, and was the Columbine during ...
... convulsively for a few seconds, and then expired. Another ÜBot hat boon hunt, and bow Bob the almost Tho accident ooouned Sadler’s Wells Tuesday irf(fat» during the pantomime. A shocking affair has formed the subject inquiry London. A woman, manned had a ...