... Covent Garden Market, June 11. The supplies of produce on sale at this markst have been somewhat extensive, and nearly all descriptions have been in good demand, at the annexed rates:— FRUIT. S, d. 8. 8 d 8 Pine apples, per lb 50 to 0 I Cherries, per ...

... Cocent Garden Market, June 4. There has been a considerable increase in the supplies of fruit on sale here to-dsy. and the show of vegetables continues large. In most descriptions full average business has been transacted, and prices generally have been ...

... COVENT GARDEN.—SaTUBDAT, June 10. Our market is well supplied with fruit and vegetables, and the trade rules slow, as follows : FRUIT. •. d. s. d. •. d. s. d. Pine apples, per lb ' Mulberries per pt.. OS Colonial do., each 0 to Cherries, per lb .. to ...

... COVENT GARDEN. —Saturday. June 7. Our market to-day has been well supplied with produce, and the trade, generally speaking, has ruled inactive at the following currency;— s. (1. s d. s- d- 9- d. Pine apples, per iblO Cherries, per lb. .. 06to I fl Colonial ...

... anow-ciad Miss Haywood sender, whether large or small, has the w. tention paid o him as if h“';:-rzm Covent Garden Market, June 17th, 1885. TRIAL BY JURY. ...

... NOTICE. LINTON PLACE GARDENS. Tnomm at-Linton Place will be open to the Public on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and all Pablic Holidays during the months of June, July, and August. Hours—3 to 6 p.m. Perambulators, or Children under 14 years of age 'Mdl:n ...

... MARBIAOB3. Gardener—Gillett—June 12, at the church, Pavers ham, Edwin Lockey. son of William Gardener, of Littlebourue, Canterbury, to Charlotte. youngest daughter of Thomas Gillctt, Newton House, Faversham. Garlant—Rino—June 8, at St. Mary’s, Lewisham ...

... of the elite of the surrounding portion of the county are expected at Gravesend during the two days'sport. COVENT GARDEN.— Saturday, JUNE *4, *. d. s.d. *. d. t.d. Pins apples, per to 10 0 Mulberries per pt.. 0 to « Colonial do., each to 0 o Cherries, ...

... FRITTRRDEN, JUNE 28.—The plantations @ the whole do not look 8o well as last week ; many piecesseen to bave gone backward where they have not been wel cultivated, and a slight increase of vermin i« visible in most gardens. HALLING, JUNE 28.—The bine ...

... Fant-road. — Possession June 24th. —2 reception-rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, I-ailoh' garden. o !fivmd.— sitting-rooms, 4 bedrooms, Builder’ aad ter's Shop, U s s Stone-street, b‘%“-l--gz PST B oo ¢s, kitohen, &c. ; garden.—Possession June 24th. ...

... l.— Meadow hay £4 4s. 10s.; clover, £5 ss. to 15s. Od.; and straw, £2 Os. to £2 bs. per load. Trade heavy. COVENT GARDEN.—SATCRDAY, JUNE 2. Increased supplies of fruit are on sale, and the show of vegetables is somewhat extensive. The demand is steadv ...

... | F&fluosn, June h7.:-'l’he ?OT ghnm.iouwlnn imslightly since the heavy fall of rain on odn.dlz mnins last, and are looking better in colour, but there a considerable quaatity of flea, fly, and lice to be found in most gardens. HaLLiNg, JuNe 7.—The bine ...