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... COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Prices. —Peaches, 12s. to 30s. per dozen ; Melons, 3s. Oil. to Bs. each Nectarines, 12s. to 30s. per doz.; Green Pease, Is. to 2s. Od. per half sieve ; Cherries, 6d. to ss. Od. per lb.; Greengages, Is. 6d. to 3s. per punnet; Orleans ...
... - - PO I'A'IOES, July 22. New Potatoes ( Ware) to at P COVENT GARDEN MAUKET.-t YnsrannAT4 Nrc! Peaches, 125. to 305. per dozen; Melons, 3s. to Ss. each; L.ll s rifles, f2s. to 315. per dozen; Green Pease, Is. to 2 5 . per Cherries, 6d. to 55. per lb.; ...
... Strand, opposite Wellington-street, and extend from thence to Charles-street, Covent- Garden, passing through or into the parishes of St. Clement Danes, St. Paul, Covent- Garden, and St. Martin-in-the- Fields. The Bill also state* that Bow-street is to be ...
... Esq., of the former place. LoNnos:—Printed and published by is Arms ,. (the Proprietor), at News Porydres-street. Covent -garden. ...
... hy the Celebrated GYNGEL. The whole under the direction of MR. Ileader of the Band, MR. ARNOLD, of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Peace Officers trill be in attendance. Doors open Seven o’clock ; Concert begins precisely at llnlf.past Eight. Admission ...
... Featham, BrooLesby-atreet, Islington, builder. S;imuel Hodson Sale, Clossop, cotton spinner. John Muildell, New-street, Covent garden, hosier, fprintci. Henry Sols-row, road, copper-plate- Houjjhton, aloot-placc, Lnrnbeth,'coal- and Ricliard Frcen Martin ...
... the Week, ©rantt Concert, Vocal and Instrumental.— Vocal Pebpormebs Miss HORTON And Mr. HEARS, Bath the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden; and Signor BENASONTAG, TIIE VENTRILOQUIST, Who will sing the DEATH of TOM MOODY,” and George Alexander Stevens’ beautiful ...
... 1100)11. We are given to understand that Miss Taylor is shortly to be married to Mr. Mason, who made his appearance at Covent Garden in the character of Romeo, recorded in journal of Saturday last. The Richmond Theatre opens on the 16th inst. On the 26th ...
... Chancellor. , h'*! The Rev. G. H. Bowers, of Bedford has been presented Grace the Duke of Bedford to the valuable living of fc Covent Garden, vacant bv the death of Dr. Randolph. The Rev. T. F. Woodliam has been elected chaplain of e County Gaol. ...
... Thursdays, from 12 three.—For terms, and cards to view, apply at tha oflice of Machin, Debenharn, and Storr, 20, King-street, Covent -garden, 'MEW BURLINGTON-STREET.—To be LET, Eurnished, till August 1532, at a very moderate rent, a RESIDENCE, comprising a capital ...
... Lower Clapton; of Messrs. Deruly and Morphett, solicitors, Bream's-buildings; at the Mart; and at Mr. G. Robins's offices, Covent -garden. ...
... 4th, at Sandbach, Cheshire, Mr. John Blackwell, of this city, to Miss Frances Pedley, of Wheelock Hail. July 6th, at St. Covent Garden, London, John Alexander Harper, Esq. only son of Alexander Harper, Esq. of the Common House, Hackney. to Sophia, the third ...