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... 'ruesddy .evening, abou( eight o'clock, as Mr: DAVV, Of Pentonville, 'was- retufning hoineacross the tolt*.kid, 'near Sadler's Wells, : was stopped by three footpads, in smock frocks, who, with hdrridimprecations demanded and after:having. rok?bed him ...
... favourably. On Tuerdai evening, about eight o'clock, as Mr. Davy orPentonville, was returning home acras the Long-field near Sadler's Wells, he Was flopped by three footpath, in (mock frocks, who with horrid imprecations demanded his Aid neyi and after having ...
... Tucfday evening, about e i g h t o'clock, as Mr; Thomas Davy, of Pentcmville, was returning home acrofs the Long Field, near Sadler's-Welle, he was flopped by threefoetpads, In fmock frocks, who with horrid imprecations, demanded his money ; and, after having ...
... and of McfIrs. Monzani anrd (Ci- uador, No. z, Pall-nmal. Under the Patronage of hi$ Royal Highnefs the DUKE of CLARENCE-SADLER'S WELLS. rrHiS PRESENT MONDAY, April 13, and .L Folowving Evenings till forther notice, a new iharletta ;y C.IDibdin, jun. called ...
... lINDED PATRONACE OF HIS ;•ovAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING, April and following Evenings till further Notice, will be presented, an entire 11,:i 3 otletta, written by Mr. C. Dibdin, jun. Musk by Mr. ra cal'ed CLAUDINE. ...
... their country in the P.ects and armies of t . natioil, Lait night again prefeo,ed a moil numerous and plauding audience to Sadler's Wells ; the merit of t entertainments certainly is equal to any patronage they can receive; and the 'exertions of . the performers ...
... fiurpafs any former one in brilliancy and nuniroers. Sr. Pierre, in the new ballet of Le Seifaweu;r Beinja. s, faoJ at Sadler's Wells introduces the elegant little pars tl feul he clanced ivith fuch eclat at the King's Theatrd. n To fay he is highly applauded ...
... of fi M'ffs Parke, No. 67, Deao-ftreet, Suho.fquare. S Under the Patronage of his Royal FIighoefs the DUKE of CLARENCE-SADLER'S WELLS. THIS PRESENT EVENING, a ssew Burletta e . by C. Dibdin, ur.calledCL, IUDINE. ANaw BalletDivcr- a tifement, by Mr. Gourict ...
... e Public I thtat her NIGH'isfixed ?? y, the tcth of May S Under Patronage of ?? Highrnefs the Duke of Clarence -c - ~~~SADLER's WELLS. THE PROPRIETORS, ever anxious to catch at f TA- every circunaftance that may prove agreeable to the feel- t ing6 and ...
... and the three following days. The late victory over uv the Danish fleet has not been better celebrated any where than at Sadler's Wells,' where a Piece in honßur of it was last night introduced, which, coniideringdjie -short time to pro^eft ari^- get Yip ...
... observations on the enormity of the offence, sentenced her to be transported for the term of 14 years* The Naval Engagement at Sadler's Wells, re- presenting the late basiness at Copenhagen, ranks first in every prepration made on that account at any df the other ...
... f. by Dragon, darn by Frotedor, Bft, Acrofs the Flat, zoogs, h. it, His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARENC, Patron of Sadler's Wells, viiited that Theatre on night; as did his Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, and feveral others .of the Nobility, who expreffod ...