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... retreat out of the back door, and happily by that means escaped popular fury.— Bury Paper. Intelligence has been received at Sadler's Wells Theatre that Mrs. Wilkinson, formerly a principal actress belonging to that establishment, had, together with her husband ...
... adapted for English boards. Sir Edward Bulwer is said to engaged a tragedy for Mr. Phelps the classic manager of Sadlers Wells. The autumnal literary season is putting forth symptoms of activity. Multifarious are the announce- the greater part of ...
... and compoSer, have united their dtitinguifhed talents to recommend it the attention judicious and difcerning public. SADLER'S WELLS. night the various entertainments of fmging, dancing, and recitative mufic, commenced at this place. new piece called ...
... and France on the subject of an Alien Bill unintentionally apposite to the occasion. Refurbishing for the nonce liis Sadler's Wells sarcasms and melo-dramatic malignity, the Honourable Member discharged his functions of Tribune of the People in style ...
... morning early, a respectable-looking man was discovered murdered, lying in a field at Islington, not far distant from Sadler's Wells. His pockets were turned inside out, from which it is inferred he must have been robbed by some villains, and afterwards ...
... cast of the tragedy. Claudius is now sustained by Mr. Ryder, and Laertes by Mr. Hermann Vezin the popular favourite at Sadler's Wells. Mr. Fechter went through the part the Danish Prince with all that natnraincss that has made it famous. The fifth act ...
... Mr. Barrington, with his friend Shepherd, and female companion, made their appearance in the front row of the boxes at Sadler's Wells, which being communicated to the Manager, he very properly fent for the hero, and informedhioa muft quit the theatre, ...
... Brahan, and said to have done considerable mischief. Drf..idfui. Accidf.st, —Asthe cartain was letting down Thursday night, Sadler's Wells, to prepare for the water scene in The Wood Damon, ...
... amusing anecdote is told of Grimaldi's having restored dumb person to speech causing him laugh immoderately at the Ogre (Sadler's Wells, 1807,) and the fact seems to be well attested :— The man, who appeared an intelligent, well-behaved fellow, said that ...
... which she might be staying. It appears that on Saturday evening she accompanied by a gentleman of the name of Davenport to Sadler's Wells Theatre, who, after seeing her safely home, bade her adieu. A female friend, who was sleeping in the same apartment, affirms ...
... '^ somer-Norton, nine miles south of Bath Insok't'i , (it j Court. Mr Llewellyn Watkins Wilbams, late °L j Surrey and Sadler's Wells theatres, was yesterday or** : 0 t 1 remanded, and confined within the walls of the ' , space of four calendar months ...
... 13, 14, 17. sed 18, the Seolatiusial Drama—Tau GOLDEN CHANCE (By St. Aubyn Miller). From the Britannia. Slimidard, d Sadler's Well. Theatres, Wednesday. November 15. 1553. GRIMALDI - (137 Dios Bomicault). During Act 0, A GRAND To amends with TMs Hamm ...