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... taint him with it; and three hours clasped before the body was found, no drag being convenient. The body was taken near Sadler’s Wells Gardens —.fan Fdgeler, sister to tbe deceased, deposed that the deceased was widow, and lodged with her since her husband’s ...
... for the gratuitous admission the public as were the New Haymarket Theatre the English Surrey the Cobourg Astley’s and Sadler's Wells They might all unequivocally boast of having good houses” all vvas hilarity good humour and joy After his Majesty quitted ...
... Drury-lane the (Jnceu Bee or Fairy Hive Little Red Riding Hour) at the Adelphi, the Manic Marrow-bone or Taffy was Welchman ; Sadler’s Wells, the Snake King the Surrey, the Golden Goose; and at the Coburg, Jack the Giant Killer. General Hospital, mar Nottinoham ...
... larger growth— Gammer Gorton, at Adelphi, a high treat to votaries of Afotnus— the Surrey, Coburg, Tottenham.street, Sadler's Wells,Olympic, and Pavilion Theatres equaliy industrions in catering for public favor, and bills of fare were csqui.;;:ely served ...
... hesitation in believing it to be the busto . lide off - - spring of the person whose name is attached to it. We know !dr. Sadler well, and shall never forget that he lent himself to the Duke of Newcastle, as his (race's nominee for k. Ihe flay fur tnitvoters ...
... honourable record of England's bersefaenms. It is true that hitherto he has met with much scorn and ingratitude; but Mr. Sadler well knows the truth of that sentiment which declares 000 self approving boor. vrlsolo years outweighs Of stupid starers sod ...
... respected : was the author of The Cabinet,” ** Quaker,” and i other successful pieces, and was at one lime the proprietor of Sadler’s Wells Theatre. His circumstances became reduced lately, and he took up his , abode within the limits of the King’s Bench Prison ...
... was lield in BM Whey of the Klng's Bench prison, on the body of Mr. I Charles Dibdin, aged 61 (formerly proprietor of Sadler's , Wells Theatre, and anther several well-known dm. j piecee), who died on the 15th instant, at 1011 Lodgings, No. 12, Garden-row ...
... Royal, Covent Garden. Members of the Theatre Royal, llayniarket. Members of the Theatru Royal, English Opera. Members of Sadler's Wells. Members of the City Theatre. !itemisers of the Surrey Theatre. Members of the Queen's Theatre. Members of different ...
... Hartlaml for the com Members of the Theatre Royal, English Opera mutation of tithes ; from the dissenting farming Members Sadler’s-wells, society of a parish in Devon for the relief of dissen Members the City Theatre, ters from church rates, and from the ...
... Royal, Covent garden. Members of the Theatry Royal, Haymarket Members of the Theatre-Royal, English Opera. ‘lembers of Sadler's. wells. Members of the City Theatre. Members of the Surrey Theatre. Members of the Queen's Theatre. Members of different professions ...
... fanatics as Tory Oastler. Feurgus wants a good birth, and Oastler would be much obliged to his friends for an estate. SADLER'S WELLS.— TOrSall- , •/ICet-th.fh. DDVII turned from a three volume novel into a three-act-play. It is apopular in new as it was ...