... application. On the presenit occasion an 'examination took place with respect to the connexion of Mr.Wood with the insolven~tin Drury-lane Theatre. From what had occurred it was alleged that Mr. Wood was a pariner, but that gen-' tleman protested against such ...

... wanted it, Mr. Hall: How did you spend all this money, then ? At penny theatres, I suppose!-Witness: Oh, no. At Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth, Mr. Burnaby: And didn't you buy a horse?-Witnesss: I itought a pony at ...

... well-known clown, now performing at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Chidley remnarked that he had to apply for the bank- rapt's certificate. The bankrupt was a member of the theatrical pro- fession, and at present clown at Drury-lane. EHis Honour: The bankrupt, from ...

... coneeot-room, and occasionalwaiter. The defendant ts the celebrated NorflolkGiant, and present host of the Craven >Head Tavern, Drury-lane. Each party appeared in proprla peroiao, end; presented so remarkable and ladicrous a contrast in the ?? (the plaintiff ...

... transferable each season. It was -knoekeddown for2170. The other two lots, svbich were renters' shares in the Theatre Royaf, Drury-lane, one of them being sold by direction of the exeentorseofthe -late ;Uaptain Cafpenrer, were respectiVelY hleld lsr a period ...

... DinuRY-LA'aE THEATRE.-OII Friday Mr. Robine offered for sale, at the Auction Mart, several joint stock, or prpietors' shares in Drury-lane Theatre. They were divided into two lotsl The lirst consisted of live shares of 100 each, which had been paid in full, and ...

... square leagues of land. . PUBLIC SALES. JUNE 18.-BY Mr. RoBars, at the Mart.-Five joint-stock or proprietors' shares in Drury-lane Theatre, of 100 each, paid in ftll-241 guineas. Five shares of 10 each, paid in full, in the Royal Polytechnic Institution-24 ...

... might look the part of Meg Merrilies after her temporary decease, was charged with various robberies behind the scenes of Drury-lane Theatre. It appeared that for a long time past there had been bitter complaints among the ladies of the corps de ballet ...

... insolvent, the late musical director at Drury-lane, applied for bail, but'the Proposed sureties did not appear, and he went back to prison. The insolvency arose from the failure of the foreign operas at Drury-lane Theatre, to the receipts being insufficient ...

... on the 25th June. TEE OpBnA AT -DnuRxyLAxE T=AxREs.-Iw RE HENay JARREIT.-This insolvent, who had been musical director at Drury-lane Theatre, applied to be discharged from Whitecross-street Prison. Mr. Brickhill, a printer, appeared to oppose in person ...

... York-place, City-road, against the deihedant, Mr. Robert Hales, the Norfolk Giant, the proprietor of the Craven Head Tavern, Drury-lane, to recover the sum of 2 10s., for work and labour done, and goods sold and delivered. Plaintiff stated that he was an artist ...

... intent to kill; one, in which three Chinamen nearly killed Tue Wie. the celebrated juggler, who was such an attraction at Drury-lane Theatre. The City brokers, colonial mnerchanto, Gordon and Davison, of Mincing-lane, and distillers, of West Hfam, Essex ...