, and produced an actress who drew money to Charles Shadwell's comedy,
The Fair Quaker of Deal.
At the close of the season Collier agreed with Swiney and his actor-colleagues to give up to them
Drury Lane
with its actors, take in exchange the
Haymarket
with its singers, and be sole Director of the Opera; the actors to pay Collier two hundred a year for the use of his license, and to close their house on the Wednesdays when an opera was played.
This was the relative position of
Drury Lane
and the