... of [Before Mr. Commissioner MIURPHY-] THE OPERA AT DRURY-LANE THHATRE-IN THE MATTER OF FREDERICK KINGSBURY. This insolvent, who was co-lessee with Mr. Tully in the operatic performances at Drury-lane Theatre, applied under the Protection Act. Mr. S rgood ...

... ANDEIIM0N. The insolvent was the lessee of the Drury-lane Theatre. This was his application for discharge. Mr. Cooke sup- ported. It appeared from the insolvent's halance-sheet that he became the leasee of the Drury-lane Theatre li 1849. Ili, I capital was £4 ...

... PALACE FORGERt-MR. E. T. SMITH, OF DRURY-LANS, EXAMINED. At the sitting of the court Mr. E. T. Siith, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, attended for the purpose of being examined ae to his dealings and transactions with W. J. Robson, the convict. Mr. Smith ...

... Moor-street, Severn dials, patentee of chemical preparations of black lead, against the defendant, Mr. E. T. Smith,: lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover the sumn of £7 109. on an alleged breach of agree. nment. The case lasted setna hours, arid in the course ...

... musical, and theatrical world, Lr- many menibers of each profession being present, including to Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, who was examined as a witness. ay Mr. W. H. Austin, solicitor, attended for the plaintiff, a for whom a gentleman ...

... 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 ...