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... power left in his hands, hail converted all could into money departed, leav the hitherto respected firm Fitkins and Fitkins bankrupt This was not all. sped to his abode Clapbam, there to find Tliia house to let.” After much difficulty he discovered that ...
... liis hands, had converted all he could into money and departed, leav- ing the hitherto respected firm of Fitkins and Fitkins bankrupt. This was not all. He sped to his abode at Clapham, there to find This house to let. After much diffi- i cultv he discovered ...
... quite a treat to see u lli .,t.if;.'. Wi'nl'''''}' and versatile Walter Mnnroe obliged Mi 'out John Hull's becoming a bankrupt. ii,n sings in a most expressive manner. lie Maoifi111 a niKhIy finished style and was loudly ap- ntn,.e 'J'°.n Comique, ...
... excellently mounted. As Tom Smith, Mr. Dudley Stuart played with ^'reat jiower and excellent judg ment whilst Joe Smith, the bankrupt tailor, wus very well sustained by Mr. Harry; Cane; Stoltz, the German lover of the heroine, was in good hands with Mr. Collings ...
... season with John O Keeffe's comedy Wild Oats.on Oct. 4th, 1819, the term being for fourteen years this ho held until declared bankrupt in 1820. After some speculations at the Olympic, he again took the direction of the Surrey, whore T. P. Cooke and a host ...
... tion of the self-made, testy, but tood-heai tvd lmsiurss- man was a perfect treat. Mr. 1'agctin his part, thnt of a proud bankrupt baronet, was no less effective lie contrived to hit off the hypocritical, nairow- niinded, old hnmbug in delicious style ...
... THE BANKRUPTCY OF MR. CHARLES BERNARD. EXAMINATION OF THE BANKRUPT. Mr. Charlos Berr.ard, described as theatrical pioprietor, and lessee of the Gaiety and Theatre Riyal. Glasgow; the Prince's Theatre. Manchester; the Theatre Royal. Newcastle; and Her ...
... Theatre Royal, £1,500 on the children' j Cluchts Co., £1,000 on La I'ctiU iladtmoistUt, and il 1,500 on the Shadow Sctptrt. The bankrupt stated that this sum, £11,000, was against £fi, 101 17s. Id. in his st iteuient. That ii over and atmve the dtpwctoHon upon ...
... troubl, Address, 16, Messenger-lane Vfest Brorawich. tplt-UFT^TriiOFtirT SO K N l!7 WINDS'. Good condition. Price £18. Clnh bankrupt.-- Apt.'v ti Hcifinald Hixnnen, Uon. 8ec. Dramatio Club Kw!;nir- bri'lge, HantB. FH I '-UP TO LKT ori rpaarmabiTtermi; Lady ...
... within ,7Ll,onth8- lh bankrupt stated that of hia liabilities ?l0,!inK to h Uirs Jessie and Victoria for money y V Tarl,ou8 'O. principally in oonnec- th. .hi speculation at UusUjn, C.S.A., ten year. ago. In opposition, the bankrupt was pormitt.d to ...
... few companies on their visit to the Royalty Theatre, Glasgow, the lessee of which, Mr. E. I>. Knapp, has been declared a bankrupt Mrs. Langtry's Co., £858; Mr. Irving's Co. £2,540; Mr. Toole's Co., £553 the Carl Rosa Co., £1,384 and Miss Mary Anderson's ...
... registrar Brougham, for the public examination of the bankrupt, Mr. Thomas Hayes Friend, against whom a receiving order was made on the petition of Mr. Stinch- combe costumier, a creditor for £2 66, the bankrupt being described as a theatrical and operatic manager ...