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... Intelligence has been received that Mrs. Wilkinson, formerly a principal actress at Sadler's Wells, had, with her husband, three children, and the whole the other passengers on board a ship which was to have conveyed them to Syduey, to perform for a limited ...
... provision dealer ; William Henry Hopkinson, Goole, general dealer ; James Rogers, Knottingley, grocer; J. Arnold Cave, Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, theatre proprietor ; Emily Dawson, Scarborough, lodginghouse keeper. Partnerships Dissolved. Peter Crowley ...
... MISS HARRIET BARRAUD (late Brittania, Astley's, and ■ Sadler's Wells Theatres, London), and LITTLE WINIFRED Will sustain their original characters, as played by them with great success Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. Entirely New and Elaborate Scenery. ...
... the Shakspere committee, the Lord Mayor presiding. In the evening there was a performance The Merchant of Venice '.' nt Sadler's Wells, for the benefit the monument fund Miss Marriott and G. V. Brooke sustained the principal parts ; Mr. Buckstone appeared ...
... in December, 1854, when she assumed the role of Bianca in Dean Milman’s tragedv of “Tazio.” She was the manageress of Sadler’s Wells Theatre for six years, where she produced many pieces, and played sych exacting studies as Juliet and Lady Macbeth. She ...
... sign tbat will an early and a severe one), is indicated in London by the opening of what are called The Winter Theatres. Sadler's Wells and the New Surrey re-commenced their entertainments on Saturday evening; the Lyceum on Monday; and on Saturday, Drury-lane ...
... metropolis. The Little Royalty and Sadler's Wells theatres opened last week; and on Saturday Mr. Falconer will once more try his fortune at Drurylane. Mrs. Sterling manages the Little Royalty; Miss Marriott Sadler's Wells, which sinking in popularity from ...
... years ago the unfortunate lady was engaged on the York circuit, cind she was also prominent figure at the Standard and Sadler's Wells Theatres. Her last engagement was at tho Britannia Romany Rye. Toole, the eminent comedian, had unpleasant experience ...
... comedian, dates his success from his engagement under the tntchards, the famous lessees York Theatre Loyal. Phelps, of Sadler's Wells Theatre, London recognising Bail's great talents, engaged him as Shakesperian clown and first low comedian and he appeared ...
... being Beatrice, Dowton the Dogberry, and Compton Verge*. Mr; numerous impersonations, nnder the rnsMtgement jlr. Phelps, Sadler's Wells, will be. remembered! old playgoers. Mrs U. Lambton.—We have record the death Heniietta, widow of Mr. Willtsm. Henry elder ...
... on the proprietors were—to Drury-larie and Coventgarden each; the Haymarket and E:\glish Opera House .£350. each; and Sadler's Wells Tne Surrey and other theatres had proportionate allowances. Wednesday the Lord Advocate received a warrant from his .Majesty ...
... of the Nihilist Conspiracy, in which MR. AND MRS. HENRY GASCOIGNE, MISS HARRIET BARRAUD (late Brittania, Astley's, and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London), and LITTLE WINIFRED Will sustain their original characters, as played by thcra with great success at ...