... erection was not contemplated within the mean- ing of the Act, and further that, according to the Crystal Palace Company's Act of 1881, the defendant would be exempt from such notice. Mr Biron, after several hearings, decided against the Board, hut added that ...

... and the two children of the marriage the peti- tioner did all he could to reclaim her, but without effect. In the autumn of 1881 the petitioner was in very bad health, and his medical advisers suggested that in order to restore his health he should go ...

... having expired. The rent was 3,100, and it was leased to Mr D'Oyly Carte, who left the theatre in October, 1881, to open the Savoy. In November, 1881, he opened the theatre again in coijunction with Mr John Hollingshead, with the result that in the follow- ...

... opinion that both covenants had been broken, and he had considered whether it was a case for relief under the Conveyancing Act, 1881. It would be a pity that Mr Booth should loose the 20,000 he laid out on the place, and he had accordingly considered the matter ...

... in 1881 for 29,000, which was divided among the debenture holders. He did not admit that 'he had been insolvent over since 1881. There was a compromise between the debenture holders, but he was not a party to it. When the property was sold in 1881 ,he ...

... regularly, but during that time I travelled with him and acted at the Lyceum. Do you remember coming to Belfast in the year 1881?- I ?? that time did you become acquainted with Mr Frankfort Moore ?-I did. Did you perform the part referred to in the Belfast ...

... The plaintiff said that on learning that the Star and Garter, of which he had been manager, was in the market, he, in June, 1881, told the defendant he could give him private informa- tion about it which nobody else could give him, and asked him whether ...

... certificate of a theatrical doctor. Mr Mapleson was to have the right of renewing the engage- ment for the seasons 1880 and 1881, and 1881 and 1882. By another article of the agreement, the defendant was to leave America in time for the London season. The American ...

... Stanford the right of representation, and they contended that they had also acquired the right to the libretto On the 30th of May, 1881, Meessrs Boosey wrote to Mr Stanford, 1 Wire hear you are composing a new opera, and hope you will allow us to publish it for ...

... value of three stalls at the ?? Theatre, alleged to have been ordered by the defendant, a solicitor, so far back as December, 1881. George Hamilton, in the plaintiff's service, said that on December 17th the defendant wanted three stalls. This was denied ...

... to have been committed by publishing the song in the books of words or programmes sold in Her Majesty's Theatre in January, 1881, when the Haverly troupe were per- forming there. The words were written by Mr Harry Hunter, of the Mohawk Minstrels, who purchased ...

... his public examination. He stated, in reply to the Official Solicitor, that he was a banjoist, and came to this country in 1881. He had had various engagements with his brother under the style of the Bohee Birothers. In January last he opened a shop at ...