... tnstil the day appointed for tile hearing. IN THlE 3MATTEfi OF HENRY JARRETT. The iiisolvent, the late musical director at Drury-lane Theatre, applied for isi final order. Mr. Bargond appeared for Messrs. Shooltred, of Totten. lam-court-road, but the matter ...

... Knot, and in contributing to Puneh.-Era. Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison are under- a stood to have prospered so well at Drury-lane, as to have been emboldened to take the Royal Italian Opera House on a three years' lease, for a winter season, to close ...

... granted; John Dog- gett, The Argyll Hotel, Liverpool-street, King's-cross, granted; Edward Parfitt, The Craven's Head, Drury-lane, granted; Messrs. Grieve and Telbin, Gallery of Illustra- tinl, Regent-street, granted; Joseph Alfred Colleau, Coach and ...

... he had upwards of £700 owing to him, Rod of that eiam about £450 was owing by Mr. Jarrett, who lately had the operas at Drury-lane Theatre. It appeared that the insolvent had taken the benefit of the act on a former occasion. He now resided in Great Coram- ...

... OF' JAMtES IOBERTION ANDERsON. This w as A meeting for the proof of debts in the ease of Mir. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, preli- minary to a dividend. A number of creditors attended be- fore Mr. Cha~rles Dance, the registrar, and among ...

... £945, cash per Clement, first callon 350 preference shares, cheaque traced to Smith, of Drury-lane. Now, what bad the tracing of the cheque to Smith, of Drury-lane, to do with this barkrcpt's transactions with the sompany ? His Honour observed that the ...

... a mitter for the hearing. Mr. CliarnoAk remarked that bail was always in the dis- cretion of the Court. Two tradesmen in Drury-lane were examined as bail. They proved that they possessed considerable property, but Mr. Charnock questioned them ; they got ...

... order for giving an undue prefer- ence to his brother. IN ItE U. JARRETT. This insolvent, tbe late minsieiil director at Drury-lane, applied fur -iil, but thie proposed sureties did not appearmI enri he went balck to prison. The lisolveitcy arose front ...

... passing his last examination. The case was adjourned. IN RE PISILEMON PRI5eE WARD. This insolvent, clerk to a ?? ironmonger in Drury-lane, was oppoaed in person by a creditor named Levey, and sup- ported by Mr. Sargood. The insolvent, as clerk to his father ...

... I)owse opposed for a carpenter namea Cox, and Mr. Sargoed supported. The insolvent was a bricklayer in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, and Cox a carpenter in, Houghton-street, Clare- market. They were 1oth employed to repair so01e pre- inises inl the ne ...

... JAMES RORSON. A private meeting was held for the further examination of Mr. E. T. Smith. the lessee of the Theatre Royal .Drury-lane, with reference to his transactions with the bankrupt. The matter Gil gone into in a private room, with closed doors. Mr ...

... Mr. Alderman Salomons declined to take bail. CLERKKENWFLL.-Az2ii ledq,-vse, who gave her residence No. 13, Lincoli-court, Drury-lane, was placed at the bar before Mr. Coombe, charged by Mr. JohnBCDjamin Wyatt, architect, of 5, Barnsbury Villas, Islington ...