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... —Swansea Herald. DEATH OF A MlSER.—During the last few days considerable interest has been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler's-wells, in consequence of the death of Mr. Wm. Crew, hairdresser, 32, Arlington-street, who, though always living in the most ...
... one of them was killed on the spot, though the other escaped with a few bruises. hairdresser, named Crew, living near Sadler's Wells died last week, leaving property, it is said, to the amount of £50,000 in scrip in railway companies, houses, &c. He was ...
... of the place” Death Miser £50000— During tlie last few days considerable interest been excited in the neighbourhood of Sadler’s-wells in consequence of the death of William Crewe hairdresser No 32 Arlington-street who though always living in the most penurious ...
... is now as good as a dozen new hemp bed-cords. [t bas never been broken. A Miser.—A hairdresser named Crew, living neat Sadler’s Wells, died last week. » leaving property, it is said, to the amount of £50, in_ scrip, in railway com- panies, houses, &c, ...
... dresser, street, udon, In 1790 deceased went to try his fortune in Londun, was taken as au erraud boy by a hair-dresser at Sadler¥ Wells,.on whose. death he succeeded to the business. Le was remarkable for his habits, and after some years married a woman as ...
... contending with many diffi, 'API d it culties. She is now in the company presided over by Zlr. thr, Y to Phelps, at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, and her performance cur was of Lady Macbeth during last week has met with high, .late eot commendation from ...
... twopence per head, for stock that had been sold at the fair. TnE EXHIBITION OF 1851.Mr. Phelps, the lessee and manager of the Sadlers Wells Theatre, intends to give the full receipts of a performance set apart for Thursday next, the 16th inst., to the fund in ...
... men- ing ia Manchester daring the present week. •“ ßontedfor the relief of the expedition under Sir The performances at Sadler. Wells, Thursday, were The narrative ia written in a clear and th eV„eßt of the funds devoted to the •• grand expos. John Fraukl ...
... survivor was found standing over her victim in most sullen mood. The ExHiDiriox 1851. —Mr. Phelps, the lessee and manager tho Sadlers Wells Theatre, intends give the full receipts of a performance set apart for Thursday next, the ICth instant, tho fund in support ...
... TRAGEDY QUEEN. Mrs. Bracegirdle, Miss Helen Faucit. ——- On MONDAY, June 10th, Mr. PHELPS, Lessce of the Theatre Royal, Sadler’s Wells, will make his FIRST APPEARANCE in Manchester. Miss LAURA ADDISON will also appear. ...
... Society, Bray.— Dublin Farmer's Journal. Exhibition of 1851. — We learn that the profits of the recent performance giver, at Sadler's Wells in aid of the funds of the Exhibition have been £107, which have accordingly been paid to the City of London Committee ...
... the Exhibition of 1851 had been alluded to, he begged to make one remark. An evening's entertainment had taken place at Sadlers' Wells Theatre, in London, the whole proceeds of which had been handed over to the Exhibition fund. He was about to open the ...