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... which tered into the engagement for the purpose of amusing parson. Lord Peter swears that, not only are the Columbine at Sadler's Wells and ibe Surrey 0 be J down. 1-2-3 I—2 ll—2 Ex. 11.2-3 I—2 I—2 vf. 1-2-8 I—2 Ex. .■• ♦k* • th®ir members and visitor.. ...
... to tho oflico of nigh-bailiff—will make up a very liandscma income. Pbohibitino m Hamlbt.”— Last week Mr. Jones, from Sadler’s Well’s Theatre, announced by placard and circular that he had permission and intended give a declamation from “Hamlet,” in the ...
... Bookham ht. Sadler ; J. Farr Turner Heather rebcnbam run out Hardy oj. Sadler 3, Farr, sen, b Sadler ; Edwanli 2 . Wwd. Sadler ; Well, Sadler 1 ; Jay H«ther 1 , Roswell run out ; Smith Tumour b Heather 8 , byca, kc, ; total 34. (with Sherman) VAtEKrINE ...
... DUNGANNON g»ve Friday, the 3rd of February, should call the attention of the House the service, that wore performed in Sadler.’ Wells and other theatre., clergymen the Church of England, and that should move that such proceedings were injurious to the ...
... notice that, on Friday, the 3rd of February, he should call the attention the House to the services that were performed in Sadlers' Well*. and other theatres, by clergymen the Church England, and that he should move that nach proceedings were injurious to ...
... but olliinttely the direclora’ report was carried. The ‘Sunday Times' states that Mr Phelps the popular lessee of the Sadler’s Welle Theatre, bas en. tered into an engagement with Mr Harris, of the Prin cess’s Theatre, and will appear at that theatre ...
... execution. Vkbnon v Rurs. —The plaintiff in this case, who is an actor, sued the defendant, Captain Horton Rhys, tho tenant of Sadlers’ Wells Theatre, recover the sum of £llB, balance of six months for salary. It appeared that the plaintiff was engaged by the ...
... the Vh-lics newly born infants were held by Dr. liankester One bodies was found wrapped hi paper Middleton-place, near Sadlers* Wells; the ~ih.-r .n cotton pillow-case Lloyd’s-S'piaro, I’entouai. n.eihcai evidence .lislinctly proved tliat , i,u had been ...
... Strand. The Metropolitan Music-hall, in the Edgwareroad, is equal in capacity to the Olympic and the St James's, or to Sadler's Wells and' the Strand. The Agricultural-ball could swallow up Ilcr Majesty's Theatre, Drnry-lanr, Covent-garden, the Haymarket ...
... believe that recently as 1753 there was appended to lhe play-bills at Sadler's Wells Theatre the following notice: June, 17(53. Patrols, horse and foot are stationed from Sadler's Wells Gate, along the New-road to Tottenham-court Turnpike, me. between the ...
... BOROUGH HALLS. NORTH STREET, GUILDFORD. TTXDER the patronage of Guildford Ons.ow. Esq. M.P.. WALTER CHANDLER. Trapedian of Sadler's Wells Theatre, will give DRAMATIC SELECTIONS from Hamlet. Richard 111., and Othelle, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, 1865. Admission ...
... Hyper-Calvinistic. Mr. leaves large family to mourn his loss. Dramatic Readings.—On Wednesday evening, Mr. Walter Chandler, of Sadler's Well's Theatre, gave selections at the Eastern Hall, from Hamlet, Othello and Richard Iff. The audience was not large. Mr.Chandier ...