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... were no more to be compared *with the well-writteln discoursesof ?? of ERgland titau the grouoid and lofty tumbling at Sadler's Wells was to be put in competition with the tragic acting of Mrs. Siddons at Covent Garden. Thieinfidel hbilini scribblerw4outterep ...
... inability to carry this obnoxious measure.—Liverpool Chronicle. • Fore. ov the performance of The infernal Machias, at Sadler's Well.' theatre, on Friday evening. in the last scene, at the review of the troops, as Louis Philip (Dunn,) and Mar *Ail Mortise ...
... they descended near Croydon. Mrs. Graham, acrompained by Captain Currie, mended about the same time from the inclosure at Sadler's Wells Theatre. THI SHARK IN THZ SHALLOW.—A well-known picture dealer near Leicester-square has fallen a victim to his own avarice ...
... and on Tuesday went up in a balloon. On the same day,Captain Curry ascended, for the second time, with Mrs Graham, from Sadler's Wells. They were in the clouds for an hour and a half. The London and Greenwich Railroad Company is about to erect a triumphal ...
... pre►iously ascended five times—viz., three times from the above gardens once front the Rosemary Branch, Heaton, and once from Sadler's Wells Theatre; and upon every occasion I was fortunate enough to attract a highly respectable company, and to make most successful ...
... of celebrity for non-payment. One of h;s D thinking to shame him out of the money he owed, »too ...
... and certainly formed no part of character he had a sort of celebrity non-payment One of his creditors think -ini the pit Sadler’s Wells and said Mr Davis I I would expose you you owe me seventeen and sixpence” So do” said Davis perfectly coolly and advancing ...
... Clerken- well, state the sum required, vrhich was ittmmediately paid, wait with the greatest patience till a messenger from Sadler's Wells, who always knew where to find him, made his appearance to redeem him, and then proceed to delight an audience who had ...
... to me drownded. And, sure enough, I set out one fine Monday to visit my mat ried daughter. And there he was standing at Sadler's Wells, a-performinl with real water. It's well lie was off on the further side, for I'd have brainy him else with my patten ...
... years of age her vocal powers were so extraordinary that her father took her to the celebrated Tom King, then manager of Sadler's Wells. Here she first appeared and sang as a Miss Ramanzini, and it is an extraordinary fact, that being so little, the manager ...
... anecdote is told of Grimalli's having restored a duinb persoa to speech by reusing him to laugh immoderately at the Ogee (Sadler's Wells, 1807), and the fact seems to be well attested; — The men, who appeared an intelligent well-behaved fellow, said that ...
... not on y the theatres usually open at 'his season, but those whose seasons have concluded: Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Sadler's Wells Covent Garden City of London Haymarket Pavilion The St. James's Theatre Kensington The English Opera House Garrick Olympic ...