... 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 ...

... UNDEBYWOOD. This was a choice of a3signees in the casa of Charles Un- derwood, of James-street, Covent-garden, No, 174, Drury- lane, and Long-acre, grocer. The accounts, by Mr. Edmund Harding, show debts, 9,0001.; assets, 3,0001. Mr. J. S. Budgett, of ...

... 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 ...

... the public. His jumping about the stage on the steps of ladders ind the tops of spades will long be remembered. He was at Drury Lane last season, and his last arpearance before the public was for a benefit at the Surrey Theatre, either in March or April ...

... 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 ...

... Pimlico, grauted, music emly; xa- the New George, Drury court, no petition sent in; the Hlope Tavere, Blackmoor-street, Drury lane, Ltre refased; the Coal Role, Fouutain-~oart, granted; the Guy Earl of Warwick, Gray's inn lane, granted;' tpe Lord Raglan ...

... AnrjoGED. FRAUD AT A. T3nEATICAL TilcxFT-orirce. -Jamer.e West/ield, aseistant at a tneatrial t cliet-otuio, in Brydgea-street, Drury-lane, was charged with ebtaining money by false protences from Sir Erdmand Lechmere. h'r. H. Broadon, of Eecsex-treet, Strand ...

... celebrated oboe player -so well reitiesubered by tile hsfiturs eof Julliti's concerts -against Mr. E. T. Smith, the lesses of Drury. lane Theatre, for breach of contract, and in which the plaintiff recovered £80 damlages, a rule Was granted yestelrday, in this ...