... ne( of the Minifters of AbeT- deen SAXON!, the famous Repe-danrir, (better knnwti by the name of the Little Devil, from Sadler's-wells, London) paffed through this city laft Saturday, being on a tour through Scotlaud. We are fobry to heir he could hot be ...

... and when finished, will | l afford a safer diredlion for vessels to enter the Tyne. t Besides the s8 persons killed at Sadler's Wells, by I, suffocation, as formerly mentioned, several persons , tI e jumped from the gallery to the pit Go feet high) and ...

... Middlesex Sessions, on the 4th, Vincent and John Pierce, and Elizabeth Lucar, were indict- ed for a riot and assault at Sadler's Wells, in conse- q.ience ot' which the' melancholy catastrophe took place there on the night of the 15th October, when so many ...

... Forth Leith fmnack heats orT foir nch privateeri, full of iner n '|4:l'hree of the rioters in the unforltunate affair at Sadler's Wells tirid, and fentenced to be imprifoned for different periods. 20, Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Cotton and. Major-| General ...

... attend- ed with) the boy, won ?? lo.td discoveretl was the agent of lDrake, the latter having sent him c to Vaugian, at Sadler's Wells Theatre, whele e he was attending as a constable, with a messagc e for Tai to send Drake more money for the four r poor ...

... vithbout anyiauthority) a promise ofseveral st . thousand pounds, if he would quit the ship, and 1' exhibit himself at Sadler's Wells 1-is pride and tI prospects havingexperienced this momentary ele. al vation, while his brain was neailv intoxicated by ...

... all her public actions, trou her morning eall upon the lineni-draper in Flect. street, to her evening recre;ntions at Sadler's Wells. On all such ocessiolns, she hlas proved ?? every inch a Queen. if, oln the other handl, se require evidence of her ...

... of the coronation day the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent- Garden, the Haymarket, and English Opera House, and also Sadler's Wells Theatre, shall be opened gratuitously to the public; and, in or- der to prevent confusioni and secure confort to the audience ...

... Tavistock-row, Covent-garden, Mirs. e WVybrow, the once favourite C'alsnmbine. She was Miss Blanchard, and was taken from the Sadler's Wells stage very young by a Captain Morris; after which she entered W into the matrimonial state with Mr. Wybrow. At his death ...

... Bennet, Esq. Secretarg a~t Lloyd's. ' C _ dt An Exeter paper states, that Mr.Collins, the would -rivalOf Pagasini, at Sadler's ~-Wells,,-.-was lona a a ,es-dent of that city, where he used to perforin Ias- b 1rtishin.l feats on his lnstruiment. It odds ...

... anecdote is told of Grimaldi's having restored a dumb person to epeech by causing hima to larigh irn moderately at the Ogre (Sadler's Wells, 1507), and the fact sternsto be wvelt atteeted:- The saan, who appeared art intelligent, well-behtaved, fellow., said ...

... and Drury Lane companies, and the corps dramatique or the Haymarker, Adelphi. English Opera, Olym- pic, Strand, Surrev, Sadler's Wells, City of Lon- don, Pavilion, and other minor theatres Mr J. S. Knowles was unanimously called to preside. On taking the ...