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.
... the faid Gentleman, and dealt with according to Law. On Sunday died Mr. Williams, who was Tumbler and Rope- Dancer at Sadler's Wells for many Years. On the 6th Inftant died, at her Seat near Chichefter, Dame Judith Williams, RelicT; of the late Sir Hugh ...
... the Lords of the Treafury. Laft Night a young Woman, well drelTed, endea- voured to drown herfelf in the New River near Sadler's Wells, but three Gentlemen paffing by prevented her^ by taking her out, tho' near expiring. We hear that Robert Webb, Efq; who ...
... fent to Virginia.. , , . The Juftices have granted Licences to the Proprie- tors of Ranelagh, Vaux-Hall, Marybone, and Sadler's Wells, for the enfuing Seafon. A young Man lafl' Sunday Evening fell from a Ship at Blackwall into the River, and was drowned ...
... have unhappily been rais'd, and itii I fubfift in our Sifter Kingdom.,. The young Girl who is to perform upon the Wire at Sadler's Wells, is engaged for three Years ; the firft Year at iool, the fecond at 200 1. and the third at 300 L She is to fupply the ...
... whom was capitally convicted, viz. George Langley, for a Robbery in the Dwelling- Houfe at the Queen of Hungary's Head, Sadler's Wells, to the Amount of near 400 1. in Jewels and Money.-— This unfortunate young Man lodged in the Houfe, and having palled ...
... Yefterday Mr. Juftice Fielding paid 65 1. 12 s. to the Marine Society, it being the Takings ofthe Houfe laft Saturday Night at Sadler's Wells, and given by Mr. Rofoman, the Proprietor of thofe Wells, to the Society to cloath Men and Boys to go on board his Majefty's ...
... Companion or &?! Otlftrs on tion of beft Songs on all Sutefls Oceafions at the Theatres public all expelled Vauxhall bone Sadlers-Wells Come bring along Feftiv j can all Care or Grief that the Mind And all refin'd Printed R Si Pape’s-Head fter-Row Where had ...
... Perfons computed who frequent the Play-Houfes in London, and in other Cities and Towns, as alfo Rane- lagh, Vauxhall, and Sadler's- Wells; and it is confi- dently faid, that a moderate Tali laid on all fuch Places would produce One Hundred Thoufand Pounds ...
... Years at the firil opening of the Seflion. A few Weeks, fuice Mrs. Wilkinfon, Mother o£ Mifs Wilkinfon, who performs at Sadlers Wells, fet out for Glocefter with her youngeft Daughter, a Girl about nine Years of Age, and a few Days fince was returning to ...
... per Annum, has, in Lieu of Vails, doubled their Wages. v. Wednefday Night an Officer and a Clergyman, returning from Sadler's Wells, were attacked in a Field near that Place, by three Footpads, who robbed them of their Watches, three Guineas, &c. Laft ...
... greateft Compcfure. Thnrfday Night l;:fl as Mr. Saunders, Shoemaker, and Mr. Harding, Barber, at Highgate, were going from Sadler's Wells, tlicy were robbed by fevoral Iriih Hay* maker.-.. Mr. Harding was much abufed. ...
... convicted a &tond time of this offence. Mr. of the paiith o: St, James’s, Cierkenweil, fell down in a ft ot- apoplexy before Sadler’s Wells gate, and.inftantly expired. | Wednefday the officers and crews of his Majelty’s thips, concerned in the cap ure of tie ...