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... months exchequer Bills, v® . CATASTROPHE AT SADLER’S WELLS. j, j u - painful duty detail, from the evi- that was p’oduccd the Coroner’s Ina t circumfl .nres attending the recent ca- Umit’y 3t Sadler’s Wells. All the Members compofing the Jury, between ...
... the following adduio particulars : Our readers are already informed that onThurfda. nipht of and pickpockets got into Sadler’s Wells. + Near the cloi'e of tlte performance, after making fight among theinf.-lves, they left the houfe, exclaiming fight fight ...
... Hicks’s-Hall, Friday. Dee. *. Vioceflt Pierce, John Elizabeth Lucar, and Lucy Ralph, were indi&ed for a riot and affault at Sadler’s Wells,'on the night of the 15th of 0&. lafl. The firfl three appeared to take their trial, and pleaded Not Guilty ; but the ...
... \'iiice.m Pearce, F.’ic. Luker, re brought up to receive ja.'grnc.i', being convified of exciting liot and Jilturbanccat Sadler’s Wells Theatie. Mr. Mainwaring, the Chairman, in rrcnoutaii g ienten e, atidrcded them in very impreliive and foleinn manner ...
... whole, there.has not been any domeftic cataftrophe tnoye fatal for many years, even the difafters the Old Bailey and at Sadler’s Wells, nbt eicepted. The engim played the burning ruins all the day, And the fire Was not entirely fufedued at U'te hour tkft ...
... IPSE OF AI.L THE CON/UKORS, Patroniz'd hit Royal Kighneft the Priofcr Recent. MR. HAY KRANCia, pROM the Royal C;rr.ut and Sadler'* Well*, Lnndbn, refneftfiilly informs th* Public df this City, he hare honoiir pre't to them the jfreatrlt Novelty in the World ...
... commit the burglary. Vaughan then left! more than flourish Gaol; and' wi’.i, übt, mono' his dcatti; to go pan his duty Sadler's Wells. . , a,-/, for his lonv-co’Puu'ed edaii ins ; went public-house, and Witness went In the vanous freaks of tins Gentleman ...
... lodger in the house, to follow her. They watched: j her through several streets leading to the New Ri v vei; when near Sadler’s Wells, sh ...
... house, and La, female friend, to watch her they traced her through several si reels tow ards New Hives, and when near Sadler's Wells, she paused, if with the intention throwing the bag over the parapet wall into the river, but ciiber her resolution or ...
... iof public entertainment are licensea and regulated, that the estaliishmentscalled Astley's Amphitheatre, the Circus, Sadler's Wells, the Coburg Theatre, the R1,oyalty Theatre, and the R{egency Theatre, are l merely Houses licensedfrom ye.r to year by ...
... deciding them. The Court had travelled through almost all the theatres in the metropolis. The Circus, the Opera-house, Sadler’s Wells, and Covent-garden, had alternately come under its consideration; and now it had unfortunately got Drury-lane, In conclusion ...
... metropolis, became very assiduous. She went Astley't, to the Cobourg, to the Surrey, and we understand intends to visit Sadler’s Wells on Monday or Tuesday next. The audiences of these theatres, with few and trifling exceptions, are composed of mechanics ...