The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-22 00:00:00

DEBTOR.

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To Creditors
Ditto holding security
Profits from the Lyceum
Theatre, including
amounts received from
provincial engage-
ment
Less keep of carriage, 3 years,
at 330/.
Theatrical wardrobe ditto at
2001.

26,548 5 9

900 0 0

Total..

600 0 0

CREDITOR.
By property in the hands of

creditors.
Expenses,

interest, law

costs—estimated at
Repairs and alterations

vouched
Ditto ditto unvouched

503 6 10
550 0 0

5,048 5 9

Domestic and personal expenses, esti-

mated at
Annuity to Messrs. Parke and Freeth,
three years at 3091
Deficiency, April 2, 1851
Loss on sale of furniture
Balance in hand of Mr. Thomas, trustee
under arrangement .

£28,194 2 6

2700 0 0

4,717 5 2

953 6 10

3,019 6 8

901 0 0
..... 17,727 9 6
170 0 0

6 14 4

Total £28,194 2 6
The list of creditors contains about 200 names, and
among the general creditors are the following :-The
Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, 2,4001.; Mr. T.
W. Allcroft, 15, New Bond-street, 4351. 15s. 9d.; S.
G. Fairbrother, Bow-street, 1481. ss. 4d.; Mr. B. Gold-
shede, Half-moon-street, 7351. 155.; Mr. Knowles, of
Manchester, 3501.; Mr. H. Lumley, Scotland-yard, 551.;
Mr. R. Lumley, Cheapside, 461.; Mr. S. Levy, 45,
Woburn-place, 100/. ; Mrs. Levy, 301. (disputed) ;
Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, Ely-place, Ha ' • the London
Gas Company, 4071. 6s. 5d.; the Most Noble the Mar-
quis of Normanby, nil.; Mr. Newberry, Hammersmith,
6801., holds a warrant of attorney ; Mr. J. Outhwaite,
Bow-street, 3591. ss. 3d.; Mr. E. F. Rickards, Lin-
coin's-inn-fields, 1,3001.; Messrs. Rickards and Walker,
3501.; J. R. Planchd, Esq., Brompton, 5801. ; Mr.
Roberts, Spring-gardens, 851.; Mr. Maddox, Pelham-
cresent, 501.; Mrs. Yates, Regent's-park, 1801.; M.
Taylor, Esq., Southampton-street, 2051.; Mr. Whistler,
Strand, 1951. ss. 4d.; Mr. Western, Newmarket, 2001.,
holds a bond and judgment. The other judgment credi-
tors are Mr. Suter (late of the Lyceum), about 301.;
Mr. Robinson (ditto), 201. ; Mrs. Mars (ditto), 271.;
Mr. A. A. Jones, of Quality-court, solicitor, is also
returned as a creditor for 5401. ; and Mr. J. Strutt
(described as a bankrupt), 3801. Os. Bd. There are also
various sums due to the members of the profession re-
cently engaged at the Lyceum, and to others, now act-
ing elsewhere. The balance-sheet does not contain the
name of a single debtor to the bankrupt.
_ . _

The lease of the Lyceum Theatre becomes forfeited by
,he bankruptcy.

ROBBERY OF 3331.—A cattle-dealer from Ayrshire had
his pocket picked in Glasgow on Thursday of a pocket.
book, containing 3001. in 201. bank-notes of the Wes-
tern and the Clydesdale Banks, 201. in 1/. dotes, and
about 131. in sovereigns. He came in from Paisley to
Glasgow in an early forenoon train from Greenock. He
travelled in a second-class carriage, but suspects that
the money had been taken off his person on the plat-
form after arrival. The book and money were in an in-
side vest pocket, but the vest seemed to have been dex-
terously cut open in front, and the book and contents
extracted through the bottom of the pocket.
THE BEARSKIN ON THE BOSPHORUS.—Last Sunday
two of the Grenadier Guards, in their bearskin caps,
came over from Scutari, and were followed about by a
crowd of people, who were all very anxious to find out
who or what they might be. They passed for generals
at the very least ; and I have a strong impresion that
the bulk of the population put them down as Prince
Napoleon and the Duke of Cambridge, taking a walk
before dinner. The bearskin cap has more astonished
the Turks than the whole army that is encamped at
Scutari. "Ishallah ! what a hat ! What can it be ?
Can they take is off ?"—Letter from Constantinople.
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powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse,
Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the dis-
tances of objects viewed through them—of great im-
portance to the army, navy, and others. Messrs. S. and
B. Solomons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly.
Observe—opposite the York Hotel.--These telescopes pos-
sess such extraordinary powers that some, 3i inches, with
an extra eye-piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons,
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