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London, England, 1807-11-21 00:00:00

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IGENCIL
Nev. 2). 1
THE OPERA-HOUSE CAUSE.
T‘lrLoll.
4 60 Court in
cnniid-red it im-
the Plaintiff die
At the same
atly glad to have
trod' the mt•rits of
medium of this
acquainted with
present difference'
Atetested in this
have read the
1 bestowed upon
yet, I entertain a
this Court, under
interfere. I find
a diffmence of

the cnntrallingl
and the remedy
Moreover, I
A present appli-
than one which
1 any kmd of
to come into
applications for re-
* willing, at this
is dispate to ar-
Perhaps there
an application
few piel,mina-
, before its merits
Plaintiff asks for
as a 'tenant in
as a mortgagee
.1 prays fora ge-
called noon to in-
upon which his
if a theatre was
if this Court as
infants. or as if it
id that it was your
vivlationai powet over
pros-nt application,
objects which gene-
Coen, direelly calls
what, it may be pre-
hastily undertake.
the direction of
its proper ma-
case,vrill have to
bankers, treasu-
performers, dress-
. Lordship will have
tickets which ought to
called capon to cal-
of allowing an anti-
' bar celebrated ahi-
hou‘es of some of

fashion. Ewen
. appear, yip not ,
. upon the /*pacify
luglet.4o4,4pr of Amalie p-cfosre
• Mules itt the tiptl...larsose. And, perhaps.
• perform••s, tech es
14VO SOOOI. for the
celebrated frnc4l ta-
.dship cootd only re.
the other Cossets,
an accurate ac-

generally request
lee Brothers of the
principle. this Court
incident to this,ap• •
the assistance of
Italian school ;
SOM. few of those
learaed associa:cs. upon
'Ations of this kind."
Sir S. Romilly, it
decide upon the
adrettsin whether
.o her talents. For
five shillings to hear
indeed if puch an en-
and Whin I con-
-mg a large propor-
' risen is. that theael'
Sabbath, I would
dosing ot the Opera
y fight ."
Indsed th• more the
was considered, the
ontertamed *as visible.vad
• was bound to dismiss the
variety ot
allega-
altogether triflingi
state whether the

misconduin in his
considered one watchman
e place of three, and that.
-s to that speEific em
Mr. Waters I.:corn-
another ground for this
rs was a mortgages
this concern Then,
had not sled his
at saver was, that he knew
upon that property."
has been, on that point.
e Counsel for the Plaint-
bill in their possession yes-
- to be Arpued."
►een amended, so
it now pray■ for a
notice was left at the
of November."
illy, it is not in the or-
upon the consideration
- the 21st of 080er,
made on the 5J of
However, if it should ap-
enter into the merits
the charge of alleged
• Defendant will be
; and here it will
in your Lordship, that
iff's Counsel have frin-
general abutter of the De.

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LAW' TIM t !GE NCII
COURT OF CH tNCLItY; Nee
CCNTISUATION OT THE OPERA-HO'
VISTLAS, Executor tf nouLD, g.
Sir SAMUSL ROWILLY adddressed
Waif of the Defendant. He consi
possible for the Court to grant to the
prayer of his present application.
time that the Defendant was extremely
the opportunity of entering fully ham
chicane in order,that through she me
Coed, the public might- be fully tae
she causes and particulars of the tires.
and dispute between the panics Hkfel
application.
The Loan Cm asiettoLoa_is I ha,
deed of 11103 very accurstely, and b
it a good deal of consideration : yet,
very considerable doubt whether this
• the cireurn,tances before it, can inter
its this contra& that thete is scarcely ;
roinion that could arise between th
which is not pre.supposed, at
icalormly provided is arbitration.
conceive st impas•itile to decide the
eating upon any other principle tha
would entitle every person who has
&tutor interest in the Opera House,
this Coed, day after day, with applit
lief upon Weir respective esupeo,”
Mr. War ses—'• I am perfealy wi
moment, to lea•'e the whole matter in
hareem."
SirSamcat ROSISULT resumed—"
sear was submitted to this Court a
s more novel kind ; and a f;
ry observations appeared necessary, be
were particularly discussed. Pli
so equitable relief; he applies tine a
common for a partitioned property, at
Ye seeks for no foreclosure. nor even
coal account. hot. this Court is call
terpose, merely because the concern u
claim is secured, is a theatre ; as if
ander the same superintendence of t
charity. or as the guardianship of inf
were a ward of your Loa dship, and tl
duty to ex.:mice a species of visitation
this College of Pleasure. The pm-
losirg sight of all the ordinary objet
rally regulate appeals to this Corr:
upon your Lerdship to assume what,
stoned, this Court will not very has
the condo& of the Opera House, and
those duties which are necessary to
nagrommt. Your Lordship, in such cr
regulate the tiecessary orders to the I:
errs, managers. stage-managers, pert
makets,and a long et Mere. Your Lot
ti regulate‘the number of litre tickets
be Issued, and aill perhaps be calk
culate upon the profit and Ross of all
neat vocal performer to display her
lilies at private co.rcerts, is the hot
the most distinguished vetaties of f
those duties, difficult as they must a
suffici. -This Court must decide up
sranilrr vak haiheteMlaelift Of *SI/1414,
duties ant me lig.t.-isouse.
have to adjudge whether great perfu
Signora Catalani, ought to have
season, as a salary due to her caleb
lents. In most CMOS your Lordsbit
sort to the panics of the Judges in tl
when upon questions iavolvirg a
quaintance with navigation, :hi go
the attendance of some of ti,e Elder
Trinity.bouse. Upon the same print
would, under the circumstances inch
plication, be obliged to resort to I
amateurs acquainted with the I
and your lahriship would have son
accomplished foreigners, es learned
your tight hand, in investigations of
The Lotto Cisanoextos—.. Sir
• would never be in my power to i
twrits.of such a performer, or to a
the salary of 50001 was du., to
my own pair. I would not give five
her sing for a womb ; and indeed
gagement was a matter of dispute,
sidered the improp:iity cf sufferiny
lion of the youth of both sexes to n
tre, almost on the rimming of the S
be inclined to propose the dosir
Hcuse altogeher on a Saturday
•
Sir Saseuat. Romiatv—•s Inds
nature o the present application on,
impossibility of its being eatertaine.
the Court would see that it was hot
mono* with costs. Amongst a •
tires and complaints, almost al
a the Court WAS called upon to
Defendant was not guilty of tt
management, become he consider
• sufficient f r that duty in the place
five carpenters were competent to
ploy, instead of eight, which M
mended. There was also lino&
application, because Mr. Waters
on the Defendant's moiety in thii
he would ask why the Plaintiff
bill in that capacity i The auswer
there were anterior claims upon tl
Mr. HA Li ••" The bill has be
amended."
Sir S. Rusatct.v—" The Coto
if had not the amended bill in th
terdar, when this motion began t
Mr. W•TilltS" The hill has
far as reaped' the mortgage ;
foreclosure. and the due notie
6 8i: Clerks' Office on the Sd of N
• Sir,S. Rust I. tie —.• Really.
drossy usage of thi6 Coutt, upoi
of a motion originally made on t
totake into view an amendment
the succeeding month. Howev,
pear to this Court °ternary to el
of this nugatory apthcation, the
miscondroi on the part of tile
found entirely unsubstantiated ;
be necessary to impress upon
the arguments of the Plaintiff's
cipally tested upon ass general
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