... COVENT GARDEN Fruit Vegetable Establishment. John J. LT3 NISDE N MAPLE ROAD, PENGE, Invites an inspection of his Extensive Stock of Jersey Pears, Hothouse and Foreign Grapes, English and American Apples, Melons, Medlars, St Michael', Oranges, kc. SALAD ...

... on the outside edge of Covent Garden last night. At midnight as play- goers wended their way their cabs and carriazes were stopped again and agaio by the holly wa; ons in the Strand. As everyone knows, business of Covent Garden Market outgrew the est ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Oor market baa been well supplied with all clasa** of goods, and clwtranoes have been readily effected in favour of buyers.— M. Webber, A Co. FECIT. a. d. Apples.. sieve 0 0 Apricots. ..doz. 0 Cherries lb. 0 0 0 Cheanata. bu*b. 16 0 Currant* ...

... COVENT GARDEN. maws ram ~~uWe~,lui 1 u~ Mar.!, J. ~ C . rl O- ..ao L k :4 a R . , b. a 0. O. try a Y., I. I. A 3111 1311111 N.—Y, A C.. 0a Laid a a • r tM very - a• IL. lb. ••116e o. le tignec the SO I. two otr sad the Oar Id.: .; Mau. ...

... COVENT GARDEN. For the first time in the course of his present visit to England, Signor Salvlai en Thursday night phkrsd Hamlet. on the occasion of his benefit at Osman Oarden. The performance, while truer to meaning than his King Lear, is iaforier to ...

... COVENT GARDEN. THE EARLY MORNING SCENE. A writer in the ''Spectator to-day says:—Beinj tatefjr bitten with the curiosity make such an toe writer causal ted the local green grocar to days and hours, and accepted mviataion to make the journey from to Coven ...

... COVENT GARDEN. SATURDAY, JINN 9. We bare been more liberally supplied with new potatoes during the week, and with increased Demand priors have been fairly aupnotted. Best samples Magnums base advanced ►boat £1 per ton since last quotation'. We hod a small ...

... COVENT GARDEN Fruit Vegetable Establishment. John J. I_AUMSIIEINT MAPLE ROAD, PENGE, Invites an inspection of his Extensive Stock of Jersey Pears, Hothouse and Foreign Grapes, English and American Apples, Melons, Medlars, St Michael's Oranges, &c. SALAD ...

... COVENT GARDEN. SATUIDAT, FO. 17. Larger supplies of potatoes during Um early part of the wink causal • eight fall in priors, followed by brisker trade, end a full reeovery of former rates. We were fairly sup; lied with ereenetue this morning. Sprouting ...

... COVENT GARDEN TRISTAN OND ISOLDE. iveryese wee asking the sante tion between the acts of Wagner . * great love opera last night, Why had Mdme. Nordics, so long been absent from Covent Harden? It is some yssJA (1892, to trust to 'memory) core she was ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Probably what was uppermost in the minds of the crowd, and especially of the youngsters, that packed Covent on Thursday afternoon was the anticipation of the moment of the Event, when the mighty lion would bound from Riv e on to the back ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The vast auditorium of Covent Garden was et .viled on Saturday in every pert from floor to ceiling. The theatre was literally a sea of faces, and we believe that such eights have been corn won since Hengler's Grand I 'n-qua took up its ...