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They had been together in these exploits for some time, and once particularly coming from Sadlers Wells, they took from a gentlewoman a basket full of bed-child linen to a very great value, which offering to sell to a woman in Monmouth Street, she privately sent for a constable to apprehend them.

They not only teach school, but rove about the country, teaching and instructing, for which the whole country is open to them; and they have a free course through all places, though the Kings may be at war with one another. The three fore-mentioned nations practise several trades, as smiths, potters, sadlers, and weavers.

The Sadlers, whisper says, are Puritanical, whereas there are those who hold that John Shakespeare and his household, for all they are observant of church matters, have still a Catholic leaning. Fond of genial John Shakespeare as the Sadler household are, they shake their heads over some things, and the players are one of these. "Is it true they are coming?" repeats Mistress Snelling.

The tailors, shoemakers,* bakers, smiths, sadlers, and many other trades, are all in requisition carts, horses, and carriages of every kind, are in requisition the stables and cellars are put in requisition for the extraction of saltpetre, and the houses to lodge soldiers, or to be converted into prisons.

Browning was in the stage-box; and if it is any satisfaction for a poet to hear a crowded house cry 'Author, author! that satisfaction has belonged to Mr. Browning. The play ran several nights; and was only stopped because one of Mr. Macready's bankruptcies happened just then to intervene. It was afterwards revived by Mr. Phelps, during his 'memorable management' of Sadlers' Wells.

One no longer feels afraid, while the memory of Gammer's tales is alluring. Will remembers, too, that greens from the forest were ordered sent to the Sadlers for the making of garlands for the Town Hall revels. Small Willy Shakespeare slipped off from home that afternoon. Reaching the Sadlers, he stopped on the threshold abashed.

Catharine the Virgin, the haberdashers; St. Martin, the sadlers; the Virgin Mary, the cloth-workers, and so on. On the saint's day they marched in procession to the parish church and heard Mass; every year each man paid his fees of membership; the Guild looked after the sick and maintained the aged of the Craft.

'While watching the progress of the action at Sadlers' Wells, says the dramatic critic of the 'Times, in the criticism of the Comedy of Errors before referred to, directing attention to the juvenile air of the piece, to 'the classic severity in the form of the play, and 'that baldness of treatment which is a peculiarity of antique comedy' 'while watching the progress of the action at Sadlers' Wells, we may almost fancy we are at St.

The tailors, shoemakers,* bakers, smiths, sadlers, and many other trades, are all in requisition carts, horses, and carriages of every kind, are in requisition the stables and cellars are put in requisition for the extraction of saltpetre, and the houses to lodge soldiers, or to be converted into prisons.

Tired out with their vices, which were even too gross for a mind so corrupted as his was, he chose rather to go and live with a brewer and carry out drink. But after living for some time with two masters of that occupation, his mind still roving after an easier and pleasanter life, he endeavoured to get it at some public-house; which at last he with much ado effected at Sadlers Wells.

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