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... 25tb of June. I Before Mr. COntniOsioner PHsLLIPS.1 IN RD HENRY JARRETT. This insolvent, who had been musical director at Drury- lane Theatre, applied to bedisoharged from Whiteoross-street Prison. Mr. Brickhill, a printer, appeared to oppose in parson, ...
... His debts are about £1,100, and there is said to be a good estate. Amongst the creditors are Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury- lane Theatre, and Mr. Sharp, the cornic singer. Mr. Gardner. distiller, of St. John's-street, was appointed trade assignee. IN ...
... denied all l knowledge of each other, but it was proved that previously d they were to be seen together hourly almost about Drury- . lane and Seven-dials. a ;S Mr. Sleigh addressed the jury for Williams, but they I 3 found all three guilty. It was stated that ...
... tion. The defendant had joined in a strike for wages, which occurred recently at Mr. Kendals, boot and shoemaker in. Drury lane, and it was proved that a systematic attack bad been made upon all the new hands who had consented to work for Mr. Kendil ...
... ClIARL5ES JIN6S, The bankrupt was a iuririture broker and dealer ib fix- tures, carrying on businews in Great Queen-street, Drury- lane, and other places. This vwas anl adjourned hearing of an adjourned last examuination nmeeting. Mr. Lawrance appeared for ...
... public on their guard against sham orders. There was a person in attendance who had been defrauded of 3s. Gd. for orders for Drury- lane, and another who had parted with a penny on account of a Victoria order. Although there were many forged orders in court ...
... Simeon, £281 ; lease of house, Argyle- street, £100 ; 100 sares in the Wheal Golden Mine, WI valued at £15 ; rent :charge on Drury Lane Theatre, With right of free admission, £50 ; lease of several plots of ru land at Union-crescent, ,Wanideworib-road, sufficient ...
... discharged. Itappeared that on the night of the 9th inst. the prose- cutor met the prisoner 3Mingay at a public-house in Drury- lane, where they drile together for some hours. The pri- soner Smith then joined them, anid they got into a cab, and i drove ...
... arid see if you aeve nry of our property. The' d'brl e6 n ade no objectibn., and lie walked with Ile prisonerise far se Drury- lane, wheen the prisoner stopped before a house, and said, 1' Allow, me'to see if my wife is here. The prisoner went a I little ...
... having heard that a woman named Mead, who was an associate of the prisoner, had left with a publicsa in the neighbourhood of Drury- lane the sum of 217 10s., und that sbh also had . other money with her, he, upon the morning of , the 21st of January, went to ...
... under her shawi, hut they refused to tell him where that wras stolen from. The prisoners, who came from Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, admitted stealing the property, and were each san- tenced to three months' hard labour. . Mola JuvENIirE THiEVFiS.-David ...
... ecpeeilltfrom singing at theo Theatre Royal, f( aodto restratin Mr.%Smith froit pertuitting hint. i tti Tliolti-te Royal, Drury- lane, 0resweei ; ?? the Rtoyal Italion Opera, Covent-gar- n i'i the11 Ilallitiff a written poniiissioti, w~ith liberty ,, COLTRT ...