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... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Jerrold has added another leaf to his laurels by the production of a very lively little drama this theatre last night, entitled Nell Gwynne. The nameof the piece almost tells its story, which is little more than the few scattered anecdotes ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The pantomime here is entitled Mother Hubbard and her Dog, but it has little or nothing to do with the exploits of those celebrated personages. The opening scenery of the introduction is most beautiful. It represents the The Queen of Night ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. There was full house on Saturday night to witness a repetition of Francis the First, which in many parts, met with especial favour, and, on its announcement for future representation, was hailed loud and general testimonies of ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Saturday, March 31. Thtrr was a good supply at this morning's twrrkct, but the tradi teas dull. Potatoes, } and lou ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Saturday, Feb. 11. ~ There was agaod supply tni» ufoiuinfc's market, hat the Was siii.gisb. 'Potatoes lower than day sennight; prices otherwise sutioaary. • ,'• . d . ».d. Potatoes(cwt) 6t05 OlSpinage (half sieve) .. o 0 Cabbages ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Saturday, April 7. There was a good supply at this Mornings Market, and the trade was somewhat brisk; at the prices this day se'unigiit.' *-d. s.d ' . $. . i. d. Potatoes . 0 Spinach (half sieve) 0 Cabbages heads).. 0 0 Apples 8 ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Saturday, May '/(>. There was a tolerable ood f ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE, On Wednesday evening Dr. Arne's opera ofArtaxtries was revived, and the theatre waa crowded, when Mist Austin, daughter of Mr. George Austin, of this city, made her first appearance in the very trying character of Mandane. will ...
... COVENT GARDEN AND NEWGATE MARKETS. Pines, best, 12s to lfis per lb.—Hot House Grapes 15s to 21s —Strawberries, 3s 6d per ounce.—French Beans, 3s to per hundred.— 'ears, best, to 12s the half-sieve—Apples, for table, 3s a half-sieve.—Filberts, 71 to 81 ...
... COVENT GARDEN AND NEWGATE MARKETS. Pines, large, to Ss per lb.—Hot House Grapes, 2s to 5s per lb. Dutch, Is per lb.—Pears, best table, 8s to 12s the half sieve.—Apples, for table, 3s a half sieve.—Walnuts, 2s per 100.—Filberts, 71 81 y 1001b.—Asparagus ...
... COVENT GARDEN AND NEWGATE MARKETS. Pines, 10s to 15s, small, 6s to per lb. —Strawberries, to Is per oz.—Hot House Grapes, 6s to 12s per lb.—Table Apples, 10s. the half-sieve.—French Pears, from to 18s per dozen.—Cob Nuts, Is fid per lb.—Mushrooms, 2s ...
... COVENT GARDEN AND NEWGATE MARKETS. Pines, large, 6s to 8s per lb.—Pears, best, 8s to 12s the hnlf-sieve.—Apples, for table, 3s a half-sieve.—Filberts, 71 to 81 1001b.—Asparagus, 10s to 12s bundle.—Sea Kale, Is to 3s Od a punnet.—Mushrooms, Is to Is 6d ...