... Calotbrsdye CArossielt of February 3, 1770, appears the following:- - Saturday, two no cucumbers were sold to a housekeeper Covent Garden Market for three guinea. and a crown.' Ou the Independent of last week says:— Ratonlay last. In On:abridge market, cucumbers ...

... i Is a Odle e iteuvet, a young lady who hubeen almost mesewts of them on their returti to hence. piece ia eo far from Covent Garden ! utt 7 adopted by the Emmert. she never leave. The nomi • The datributions of our wellmesaing not a onitngulehing • brake ...

... Rev. Dr. Cumming bit congregation, among whom were Nested Lord Alfred Peget and Lord Keane, at tue church, Crown-court, Covent Garden, London, upon the denth ci Lord Palmerston :-- Mt mid tiod imam it the of Ins be obtained a mol AM, MIN ma me aro l lrelse ...

... pot-plant for either room, window, or cony decoration, and, at present, forms one of the | most conspienous plants in Covent Garden Market, | where its prettily-divided deep green leaves, and light airy-looking inflorescence cause it to meet with ‘ [ ...

... ;Wor:uuyrt.’ and Sr;‘flord. Correspondents will greatly obli forwarding to him, at The Garden Office, 37, gfltimpm-nrgot, Covent Garden, London, W.C., information as to interufil:, gardens, remarkable trees, and other objects of horticultural interest in any ...

... 24.; London has received most of the eabbages worth having, and nmnhbl&)high glou have been readily given by agents for Covent Garden. Oldpowou,vaindiflamt,m eelling in Cornwall at 15d. and 16d. per gsllon. Tae CuaNcEiiom or T EICHEQUER AND THE Buspzms or ...

... master builder. The defendant was formerly & grocer's assistant, but now the propristor of the establishment in New-street, Covent-garden, which he had formerly managed The defendant visited her at her father's house, and a voluminoua correspondence took place ...

... remarkable degree in drawing public attention to the vital importance of improved fruit culture—Wl been inter' viewing Covent Garden salesman, and in the course of his talk elicited one or two facts well worthy of careful pondering by Emilia/. horticulturists ...

... AID COMITIES BANE Capital Paid. up Capital Head Mee —39, Tareadneediwatreet. London. merntaditan Branches—A King.etreet, Covent garden ; 50, ttpperatreet, Islington Idalgue.hdl ; 47 and ♦tl. Newiegton hutte 12,', Oxford.atreet ; 195, kdg•are. road I•ioerliUy ...

... rged on a warrant with insulting his wife, Marie Lloyd,' the actress, by throwing a glass at her in a publaybonse in Covent-garden, and kicking her in the body and at the Drury.lane Theatre. The complainant also stated that the accused had threatened ...

... to maturity before its worthleamese be found out. I have given • fair statement of what the goods actually realised et Covent Garden. I wish to see the Act pamed, but • practical man I do not believe, unless the small holder is going to work double the ...

... Evangelical religion within the Church of England. • MAN AND A Bemuse' (three eels, Ward and Downey, 12, York-street, Covent Garden), by Mrs. Herbert Mantis.—This is not • sensational' novel, but it is • strong book. In the place of thrilling incident ...