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... ivatf Contract, Mr. MoßttEtr , valuable and lucrative ( >Ntl ‘N, - those pleasant and mitcb-admii d odciis, siinaie near Sadler’s Wells, called SLINGTON SPA. NEW Tl NBRIDGEWEI.LS, with good dwelling house and olbcei. f'aro 'tns, and suitable otiices. The ...
... Ksecutors Mr. John deceased, A Very valuable lucrative Coiieeni, comprising ' X. those pleasant and Gardens, situate near Sadler’s Wells, called ISLINGTON SPA, or NEW TUNBRIDGE WELLS, with good dweliing-house, tea-rooms, and suitable offices. The Estate possesses ...
... elegantly termed, a Muti. I|, raatdt will made without delay. - f extraordinary nature was decided Tv ningat the back of Sadler’s Wells. ...
... Piece n'-' m! inn The Overture M rw«- .•■ r ,vcl’ 1 Ucnery and Panorama designed for the Boxes to taken noses'. ' or-g Sadler’s Wells, M;. •• • n: 1 ' ~1 ’ p ire , and to begin Half past Six. 'i-i'iill'l i'Had past* Seven• Wine unadulterated aiu. nd. P'>* ...
... The Mu#a» «ece (,n Vi- |'i . (ivcrturo ami Niuv.'M-o.n-and de«tg.ied will ._pi;u. w for ll)»; Boxes to l>« taken Sadler’s Wells, and NX. uil Ha'l’UtSertMr. .inadultewtetl at*, od. and !■>-' !l ‘' ' x. (V’. St. Mavtiu’s-'.iiK', 'd' n s I >: . h irHKS ...
... o’clock precisely. , . , .i; takdu at the Tlicatrc, from Tin ■ servants can keep places after Hall past , {ppUi-iA I'Kli, Sadler’s Wells, under v ii;, Clari.n^ . -nn’RSnAY, April 1«. the Eatertammwrts • ...
... Several other indictments were tried, of no general nterest, . Yesterdav. as several boys were playing 4t cricket near Sadler’s Wells, the ball being struck some height the air, two of them ran the same instant to catch it, when meeting in contact with ...
... No. isBr^.] -ritKATRI'., Sadler’s Wells, under his lioval Hlslnies* tlieDukeof Ci.arkSce. -ruOAY, Mav 3, and every this r. - !• ”, .|\|.-« SYNCHES will present his Auti- ■' 11 A pSanees. Also will per■v • HARLEQUIN amI.THK Y:V' Two (ira.ul PANORAMAS ...
... IV Ki 'HI FATt\E, Sadler’s Wells, under ~ Nnr.s lioval Hi-lmess the Duke Clarence. , i..KsP'.V, 7. and every Evening this K i’O will present his Aiitl‘ i>, , p. i fonnaiates. Also will permi-, ealh'.'l 11 AIII.PtfPIN ' .’ l . ■ ' 'two t PANORAMAS will ...
... \o. 3870.j .. 'TtTT. R Sadler’s Wells, i 1U .• l Hi diness the Duke of the Pat«a.e Y,jL IC. HUH MICH K-4 tvcir tlie Hope. Aite j!. . ;, si.SCHKf wtl 1 *' ' ., c oaniomiine, ■ WVISIBt'K It-ipal ol,a, MissTiv'.or, Miss Bloomy en, Mmianm, n .- tlle ...
... milkers, Soho; Mr. Wheeler,. N.e 1 olbo : Hill; Mrs. M’Favdeu’s 'Ayshop, No. ow, Hipii Mr. Richards, No. 12, Oweu’s-row, Sadlers Wells. Mr. »allandis now in town, and tnav treated with Mr. t!rov ti , , Burton liouse, daily, from eleven till two o’clock' ...
... Soho; Mr. Wheeler, No. 116, Holborn Hill; Mrs. M'Fayden’s Toyshop, No. High Holborn; Mr. Richards, No. 12, OwetVs-row, Sadler’s Wells. Mr. Galland is now in town, and may treated with at Mr. Brown’s, Burton Coffee-house, Cheapside, daily, from eleven till ...