Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... corn- lpany with anothter -young lad, and did not see him again alive. Identified himf, ?? her niece, in the kitchen of Sadler's Wells. Elizabeth Martg'ret Var -AMary Ward, mother of the~deceased, of Plumtree-street, Bloomsbury, said her !asighter was a ...
... female friend, tW follow and watch her ;tirey ttacell Iser etsiougi saeverat streets' towards the New River. and when near Sadler's Wells, she paused, as if with the ittention of throwingtrhe bcg over the parapet wall into the river, but either her reso- lotion ...
... female lodger in the, d houfc, to follow her. They watched her through feveral fireets leading to the New River; whcn near Sadler's Wells fhe attempted to throw the box over the parapet into I te the river, but either her ftrength or refolution failed her ...
... retired time audience rose ns lher Majesty withclrew; and tie * national antrem was again sung. Her Majesty attended Sadler's Wells Theatre on 'iuureaDy night, and was received %ith -great enthusiasm. E~ga h MOpei-rafoie-ie,. Majesty honour- ed this ...
... Miss Sarah Gill, of this place. On Sunday last, at Barton, Mr. Thomas Ellams, medical practitioner, from Lloyd's Row, Sadler's Wells, London, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Capt. William Edington, formerly of this place. On Thursday the 15th inst. Mr ...
... the concluding scene of which, is at introdtaced a fall of real water, iii tlte style of the aquatic exhibitions at thle Sadler's Wells theatre, near London. ir On Ithis occasioti it was admiirabsly contrived, and lied an ic original and striking effect ...
... -W-- -The following' I letter was addressed to Bean, wlienhe took thle Richmnond tbnatre lust season, by amember of lbs Sadler's Wells to thbeatre :-a Si r-If you ha ve not engaged w ith a proepiiuier,ac whbo can also imake himself Useful upon the stage ...
... viz.-Drury-lane, Covent-garden, the Adelphi, St. James's, the Strand, the Olympic, the Surrey, Astley's, the Victoria, Sadler's Wells, the Pavilion, the Garrick, and the Norton Falgate. The last-named is a new theatre, which was opened to the public on ...
... he was treated when arrested. He said lhe was taken to Sadler's Wells, which ?? very miserable place for any human being to be in: he would sooner be in Chester six'mnoths than be in Sadler'$ Wells a fortnight. When he was put into this place, it was two ...
... than the catting off that nose, and * thlse lips, in imitation of the Pcersian Princesswho did so. by an envied Lady. Sadler's Wells are s dreadfully described by Johnson. Leah gives it the T hie, w ith several contradictions, which are kept oat of ithe ...
... through this paper, if W - the Editor will grant permission, that I do an inot care the dlirt of my fingers 'for you or at Sadler's Wells either, so long as I act according f to the law of prudence and honesty; and, if nothing- will eerie you better than crushing ...
... and from the other explanations he gave, his wife was apprehended without delay, at - Compstallbridges and placed into Sadler's Wells, to await the result of the analization of the remaining portion of the pie by two surgeons. The same night, the wife's ...