... in the bills as Xrace, beauty, nod banjos. This piece was brought out in October last at the Middlesex Music Hall in Drury-lane, and the plaintiff claimed dasn6ges upon tho ground that the defendant had wrongfully induced numerous persons, by payments ...

... living in Tower-street, St. Martin's-lane, and lie could get bis boy five years' character from Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury-lane Theatre. He (prisoner) was travplling with him. Mr. Vaughan: Is his name John Davenport? The father: Yes, sir. Mr. Vaughan: ...

... living in Tower-street, St. Martin's-lane, and be could get his boy five years' character from Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane theatre. He (prisoner) was travelling with hin.-Mr. Vaughan: Is his name John Davenport 9-The Father: Yes, sir.-Mr. Vaughan: ...

... danced, sang and, played banjos.l He had ean en- is gagement to produce this piece at the Middlesex - s( Music Hall, in Drury Lane', on- the 3rd of October W- last and his easeawas tliat on that occasion the de- thI fendant -induced :flumerous people ...

... gentlemen danced, sang, and played banjos. He had an engagemient to pro- duce this piece at the Mfiddlesex music-hall, in Drury-lane, on the 3rd of October last, and his case was that on that occasion the defendant in- daced numerous people, by payments ...