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... voyage he slapped my luce at the cuddy table. The ladies rose and left the table with me. In January, I was engaged at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. One night came home from the theatre with me and my aunt, and because I had put on a thicker veil than usual ...
... arc the Standard, Shoreditch, opposite the terminus of the Great Eastern Railway ; the Pavilion, Whitechapel Road; and Sadler's Wells Theatre. The first Sunday October has been appointed for the opening service nt each establishment. The 1»oan Society ...
... announced that the service next Sunday evening will conducted the Rev. Samuel Minton, M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford. Sadler’s Wells Theatre, the Standard, Shoreditch, and tho Pavilion, Whitechapel, were also thrown open Sunday evening for special services ...
... dancer has been burnt, and now at the hospital in an almost hopeless condition. The accident occurred last night, at the Sadler’s Wells, during the performance of tho pantomime. The breach of promise case, Russell v. Adams, has terminated. The following ...
... spectators. Another ballet girl has been nearly, if not quite burnt to death. Just before the close of the pantomime at Sadlers’ Wells Theatre, on Monday night, the dress of Miss Fenton, one of the dancers, was ignited by contact with a fire-pan,” and the ...
... The new Archdeacon belongs to the moderately High Church party. The Accident at Sadler’s Wells. —The young lady who was burnt while performing on the stage of Sadler’s Wells Theatre on Monday night, is not so seriously injured as was at first supposed. ...
... management the United Committee, resumed on Sunday. The theatres thrown open were the Victoria, Pavilion, Standard, and Sadler’s Wells. The P r 'rs were ;—Eev. E. Eobinsou, Minister of York Koad Chapel; Eev. J. Kennedy, M.A., Minister of Stepney Meeting-house ...
... e:— Columbine Miss Ahne CusniriE (Of the principal London Theatres). Harlequin Mr. Charles Ash (Of the Theatre Royal, Sadler’s Wells). Pantaloon Mr. Gelline (Of the Royal Surrey Theatre). Grotesques The Brothers 1 EOPOLD. 1863,1864 Signor Lupino. Clown ...
... He was originally destined for the law, but he soon directed his attention to the stage, making his first appearance at Sadler’s Wells in 1827, as Flexible, in ‘Love, Law, and Physic.’ In 1830 he went through the north, and became a great favourite at Liverpool ...
... through their Hierophant, or, in secular language, their Secretary, entered into correspondence with Mr. Phelps, late of Sadler’s Wells, bub now of “Old Drury.” They invited and secured Mr. Phelps’s consent to take part in the Shakspere Tercentenary Celebration” ...
... also a Grand Shaksperian Fete at the Crystal Palace. On Monday evening, April 25, there will be Shakspere performance at Sadler’s Wells and at the Strand; on Tuesday, April 26, at the Victoria; and on Thursday, April 28, at the Surrey and the Britannia. ...
... 'VC £ sp re music. e» r. rt the author of Undertones,” i/indev. • tlc al drama, in three acts, called The rehearsal at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. fofti* 8 , 11 Government has given £5OO. to the Bttrai a Edward Vogel, who lost his life v lca bilst travelling ...