10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LESSEESHIP»
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lesseeship in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lesseeship and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Economics of the British Stage 1800-1914
Figure. 7. I. Applicants. for. Theatre. Royal. Whitehavert. lesseeship. • F. Elsie,
Manchester Not satisfactory enough • John Lawson per F. Earle, Queen's Theatre
Workington ('If you remember I made application about two years ago. I have
over ...
2
Reminiscences of the Opera
Another aspirant for the honours of the direction also appeared, during the same
year, in the person of Mr. E. T. Smith, best known in the theatrical world by his
long lesseeship of Drury Lane Theatre. But after many interviews and
calculations it ...
'It is for the interests of the best actors to be together,' wrote Garrick to Mrs.
Pritchard's husband in 1747, when he entered upon his lesseeship of Drury Lane
; neither was it from any fault of his, if they were not kept together down to the
close of ...
Reopening of Sadler's Wells, under the management of Mr. Edward Weston. —
Opening of the King s Cross (formerly the Cabinet), under the lesseeship of
Messrs. Chappelle and Co. — Miss Bouverie (Mrs. Francis Drake) commenced a
third ...
5
Remarks on the standing orders and resolutions of the last ...
It is then necessary to make enquiry as to the ownership, lesseeship, and
occupancy of every description of property, whether immediately on the line of
Railway, or within the distance to which power to deviate is intended to be
applied for.
St. George Burke, Parliament proc, Will. iv,
1837
Reopening of Sadler's Wells, under the management of Mr. Edward Weston. —
Opening of the King's Cross (formerly the Cabinet), under the lesseeship of
Messrs. Chappelle and Co. — Miss Bouverie (Mrs. Francis Drake) commenced a
third ...
7
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
letters patent 523 native to their theory of co-lesseeship that they may assert a
violation of their Fourth Amendment rights . . . ." U.S. v. Potter, 419 F. Supp. 1151,
1154 (N.D. Ill. 1976)./ "[T]here must be an ownership or a lesseeship in mail ...
8
The Era Almanack, Dramatic & Musical
It's a thing to be thought of," I replied ; and forthwith a colloquy was commenced
as to the proposed lesseeship and management of the speculation. It was in a
small ill-lit, ill-whitewashed, and ill-ventilated parlour at the back of the shop, N o.
9
The Gardeners' Chronicle
He was assured that nothing was more remote from the intention and disposition
of the proprietors, and the lesseeship was again offered to him. It was necessary,
however, to consult Miss A. Kemble, and Mr. Butler, who acted as the ...
10
The New Monthly Magazine
... a considerable number of seconds on the brink of the lesseeship, as Jack
Cade was once almost Prime Minister. He (not Jack) was to have commenced
the season with his own inimitable drama, called " Jonathan Bradford'' — a
production ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton,
1835