X297/93

Memorial of Alexander Lee and Frederick Polhill to the Lord Chamberlain, that they have a lease from July for £9,000 per annum of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; and have entered into engagements for nearly £50,000 per annum. They are dismayed to learn that Arnold, proprietor of the Lyceum Theatre, which was lately burned down, is attempting to obtain an extension of his licence. Any extension granted to him would be a serious injury to the memorialists

1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

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Lee, Alexander,
Polhill, Frederick,
Lord Chamberlain,
Arnold

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, business correspondence, legal correspondence, theatres, London Theatre Royal, St.Paul Drury Lane, Covent Garden, non-agricultural leases, theatre proprietor, London Lyceum Theatre, FIRE, licensing