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... away from the Albion, going towards the Tavistock Hotel. On passing the Albion did you see Mr Ledger 2-When I was opposite Drury-lane Theatre, just past the door of the Albion, Mr Ledger came out. Did you say anything to him 2-No. Did any of your friends ...
... Bankruptcy Court, on Thursday, before Mr Registrar Brougham. The debtor, who is the Lessee and Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, late of the Princess's and the Adelphi, has petitioned for the liquidation of his affairs, and Mr Terrell applied to the ...
... regret of all who knew him. Mr Frederick Hine, who for come time nast had been associated with the Treasury department at Drury-lane, the Princess's, and the Adel-hi under Mr Chat- terton's management, expired on Tuesday last of syncope, at the age of ...
... to register the resolutioins of creditors. The debtor, Mr Frederick Balsir Chatterton, who is the Lessee and Mauager of Drury-lane Theatre, recently presented a petition for liquidation. At the first meeting of creditors he produced a statement of affairs ...
... the Court of Bankruptcy last Saturday. ~r Roxhuegh, Q. C., and Mr George flaw appeared for the Company of Proprietore of Drury-lane Theatre, in support of au application for the removal from the Theatre of the receiver appointed under the petition for ...
... licences, were renewed without ?? Nicholson Wornum, Music Hall, Store-street- James Lawrence Graydon, Mogul Music Hall, Drury-lane; the Royal Music Hall; the Holborn Restaurant - the Freemasons' Tavern; Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead- heath; Lord's Cricket ...
... charged with stealing four 5 Bank of England notes from the person of the prosecutor while in a cab between the City and Drury-lane. Charles Partridge, High-street, Shoreditch, stated that he was connected with an aquarium, and had recently purchased some ...
... Chatterton. Mr Chatterton, on the other hand, used to send to him every week; il fact, he might say he car- ried on the Drury-lane Theatre with his money. He never at any time borrowed money from Mr Halliday. The reason he employed Mr Tromp instead of ...
... in the treasury for some weeks. The books were honestly kept and always honestly checked, generally by some one from the Drury-lane Theatre. The paper he gave every week to Messrs Webster and Chat- terton was a correct transcript of the bock he kept. He ...