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... variegated colored lamps, and two stars, which had a very pleasing appearance. Tche East London had a G. R. of small lamps. Sadler's Wells Theatre a (U. R. and Star between and Crown above; this had a handsome appearance. Adelphi Theatre a G. R. and a Crown ...
... Ge~orgium Siduse ?? re gof Brunswick, oin Thursday evening,. at six o'cloclc, was in con. a 0junction with thiesun. At Sadler's Wells there was a juvenile ag 'rfete in honour of the anniversary. .0 His Majesty continues at W~indsor-viewed the improvements ...
... growthi-.Gammi~er Gurton, at Adelphi, a high treat to Die votaries of Monmus-the Surrey, Coburg, Tottenham-street, dd Sadler's Wells, Olympic, and Pavilion Theatres wore equally in industrious in catering for public favour, and bills of fare he, were ...
... :-l. King's Thteatre-2. Covent-Garden..3, Drury. ti Lane-4. Haynmarket-5. Adelphi-G. OlYmPic7. f: Queen's Tlheatre-8. Sadler's Wells-~9. Pavilion-lo. oG Surrey-1l. Astley's.13. Richmondl14. Croydon..15l. tU Green wich1lf. heptfbtd-17. ?? A TIhe Drury-lane ...
... ascended five times-viz., three times from the 01 abnve gardens, once from the Rosemary Branch, IHoxton, and once from Sadler's Wells Theatre; and upon every oc- casion I was fortunate enough to attract a highly respectable company, and to make most successful ...
... the public -)rury Lane, Covent Garden, Haymarket, St. Janes's, English Opera House. Strand, Astley's, Surrey, Victoria, Sadler's Wells, City of London, Standard, Pavilion, Garrick, and Kensington; and the following places of ?? Saloon, White Conduit Gardens ...
... exacted from the borrowers than at present prevails. Mrs. Warner and Mr. Phelps, of Drury LItte, have become lessees of Sadler's Wells Theatre, in consequence of Mr. larroway, who had previously been announced as the manager, having given up the undertaking ...
... of Bernal Osborne, instead of flashing second- s hand sarcasms from a distant bench, with the glance and attitude of a Sadler's Wells logo, would be exchanged for :o the servile solicitude that fetches, at the right moment, a- welcome orange for an exhausted ...
... Lime. house; Winchester Hall, Southwark-bridge-road: Astley's, Westminster-road; Royal Albion Ball, Blackfriars-road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre, Clerkenwell, as available for their purposes, and have obtained promises of co-operation of 25 clergymen and ...
... the Garrick Theatre (Whitechapel). the Rev. G. Smith (Independent), and the Rev. C. S. F. Money (Church of England); at Sadler's Well Theatre, the Rev. F. Tucker (Baptist). PiLEFle5MiENSs AND APPOINTATENTS. Rev. J. S. Abbott, to the Curacy of St. John the ...
... intention on a future anr day to call attention to religious services conducted by clergy- I men of the Church of England at Sadler's Wells and other Fit' theatres. UPI EenDOWED scHooLs, his Lord CRANsWORTHi obtained leave to biring in a bill similar lon in ...
... RELIGOU~iS SERVICES IN THEATRES. ,gs Lord DUNsGAhNNON moved a resolution condemning the perprformance of divine service at Sadler's Wells, and other I~r, metropolitan theatres, as highiy irregular, inconsistent with ,la order, and calculated to injure rather ...