Particulars and conditions of sale of the Olympic Theatre in Drury Lane, with its wardrobe, and scenery, machinery, and properties thereunto appertaining, presenting to a theatrical spectaculator an opportunity rarely to be equalled : this theatrical property is held, under the Earl of Craven ... will be sold at auction, by Messrs. Robins at their Great Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, on Monday, the 27th of February, 1826, at twelve o'clock ...[1826]engPrinted particulars for the 27 February 1826 sale of the Olympic Theatre; specific conditions of sale enumerated on unnumbered page 2.At foot of unnumbered page 1: May be viewed till the sale, by tickets, and Particulars had twenty-one days prior, at the Theatre; of Mr. Walford, solicitor, 35, Clarges Street, Piccadilly; and of Messrs. Robins, Piazza, Covent Garden.Docket title on unnumbered page 4, printed perpendicular to the text on unnumbered page 3, probably intended to allow folding for filing.John Scott purchased the playhouse at Elliston's bankruptcy auction in 1826, and added gaslight. See The Victorian Web online.In English.