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... lithographs, with the name of Charles Ward printed at the top and bottom. Evidence was given that Ward had performed at Sadler's Wells, and that a good dealI of theatrical printing had heen done for him. It was also proved that on the 20th of October last ...
... slapped ny face at the auddy table. BhE ladies rose and left the table with me. In January, M] 1338, I was engaged at Sadler's Wells Theatre. One di night he came home from the theatre with me and my aunt, and because I had put on a thicker veil than ...
... voyage he slapped my face at the cuddy table. The ladies rose and left the table with meo In January 1858, I was engaged at Sadler's Wells Theatre. One nlght he came home from the theatre with me and my aunt, and because I had put on a thicker veil than usual ...
... at the -Adelphi, in the serious piece Janet Pride and i in the fare of lei on Perle Frangais, and con- t eluded at Sadler's Wells with the comicalitiea of Ithe showman in the drama of The Green Bushes. r Mr. Toole in two of these cases performed ...
... host, in maretiredermsaner. Ruhseeeinmrei' ie~m--ct,- in the coffee-room of the Angel, at Islintigom, h G c I Saloon, or Sadler's Wells T'heatre. S me wiam e s 'd I Pro- Milue-street by Rush, who represented ?? 'as- I lio uncle. He invariably remained all' ...
... Saturday last. He was a young man, and leaves a widow and children. _ The ill-fortune which has of late pursued the I Sadler's Wells Theatre, London, culminated on Tuesday evening, when, to the astonishment of the 3public who had gathered outside awaiting ...
... wrote a letter to the Prince of Wales, who had used his good influenc to persuade the irate marquis to leave in peace. ?? Sadler's Wells Theatrp, the famous old play-house at the Now River Heap, in Islington, is to attempt a change of nature if iot of name ...
... retired manner. Rush's evenings were usually spent in the coffee room of the Angel, at Islington, the Grecian Saloon, or Sadler's Wells Theatre. She was visited in _ulne-street by Rush, who represented himself to be her uncle. He invariably remained all ...