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... Maisquaring moved for Leave to bring in a Petition from the Proprietors of the Royalty Theatre, praying to be included with Sadler's Wells in the Bill before the Houk. This was lapported by Mr. Taylor, and Ihortly bat warmly uppofcd by Mr. Fox and Mr. Ardlruther ...
... the Houfe to permit them reprefent in that theatre, the fame performances and diverfions, for which the proprietors of Sadler’s Wells had been lately foilciting the Houle, He concluded with moving, that the petition ' above mentioned be brought up, and ...
... thought, profecutcd • t* I Mr. HulTey, in the Way of Bill; as, Point of Form’, could not be admitted as Rider 10 the .Sadler’s Wells Aft. AI A N C b. T K F, April zj. Ycfterday, at the Infirmary, the following patents »..re fiii’cl.arged and admitted ...
... having been brought up, two Clau were offered, for putting the Circus and ARley's Amphitheatre on a limiter Footing with Sadler's Wells; but they welt rejected on this Ground, that it was contrary to Order, to admit Clauses on particular Subjects in a Bill ...
... Bill Claufe by Claufe. :ill he came to that which limits the Performance of certain Species of Entertainments only to Sadler's Wells, when Lord Cbaecollor laid, that even from the flight (Attention he had paid to the Bill, its Opetationa appeared in to ...
... h'rieeofcc, efrer the Manner of PA'. ido, and the Lillie Devil, Mel I'. B.in: fen &G. Km%. After wliicli the in': Span! from Sadler’s Wells Will exhihit Era's of Activity Manly Strength, on Caipct, Tables and Chairs; lie vvill throw Somcrfet over [fix Nidi’s ...
... to fee, without his green Eye-bandages, or Glsfri•. Left Night a drunken Sailor tumbled tram the Shil. ling Slips, et Sadler's Wells, into the Orcheftra ; and what is more remarkable, he was nut hurt. In his Fall, he firlt !truck use Perron's Head, that ...
... commodious, boarded booth, No.. 2, near the ticc, Roodec, the ladies and gentlemen will be entertained with the DIVERSIONS of SADLER’s-WELLS ; the fo-much-famed SAUNDERS and Company, from Sader s-weils, who have not performed in this city thefe 20 | *» a who ...
... Sutton, and Ricketts.—Clown to the tumbling, Mr. Laffels. A NEW COMIC DANCE, As originally introduced by Mr. Laffels, at Sadlers-wells, and performed by him wit the greateft applaufe during the whole feafon, called, LA DANSE DES OEUFS, Or, Tut Eco Hornrire ...
... in the County of Sal hp, twice a Day. w a Pail of Milk upon his He id I Would not this Feel Attivity prove a Novelty at Sadler's Wells S:r J ahn L---, having lent a Purer on a Mei which he executed to his Satislatlion, had the riotilt to a& him his Name ...
... for St. Paul’s; be delivered by Mr. Cooke. After which will exhibited that grand and interefting fpcctacle, performed at Sadlers Wells upwards of one hundred nights, and drew more money to the treafury of the theatie, than any other exhibition fince its ...
... BOOTH, No. a, in Paradife-row, adjoining the Roodee, the ladies and gentleman will entertained with the DIVERSIONS of SADLER's-WELLS, BY THF SO-MUCH-FAM'D SAUNDERS AND COMPANY, FIRST, Mr. Saunders, the celebrated equilibria, will exhibit a variety of ...