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... COVENT GARDEN. - - MELLON'S CONCERTS. A Mozart night and a Verdi night have been added by Mr. Mellon to the 'attractions of his season—the one ta supply some specimens of almost the highest musical genius that modern sees have produced; the other to present ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Notwithstanding that the weather has suddenly become colder, the supply of both vegetables and fruit continues sod Apples and pears are plentitiil, and the may . ;aid of grapes, pine apples, and even Melons. Late peaches realise good prices ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The supply of both vegetables and fruit continue good. Apples &WE@ are plentiful, and the same may be said .I**s, and melons. Peas ars very scarce. is still • fair supply. For potatoes are heavy; about the same as last week. Cucuta are ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Supplies of English grown vegetables of good quality are now plentiful, and importations of foreign goods are also well kept up. Good samples of Apples and Pears now realise high prices. Oranges are also dear. Cucumbers are cheaper. Pine ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Vegetables are still plentiful. Of Cornish Brocoli there is a good supply, and French Lettuces, Endive, and early Horn Carrots are making their appearance. Pears, consisting of Glou Morceau Beurre Rance, Easter Beurr6, and Ne Benne, are ...
... COVENT GARDEN. FRUlT.—Apples, 4s Od to 8s ; chesnuts, lOs to 16s ; walnuts, lOs to 16s porbushel ; cobnuts, is ; grapes, 3s Od to Gs ; pine apples, 3s to Gs per lb ; lemons, Cs to 8s ; oranges, 6s to 8s per 100 ; pears, 2s to 4s per dozen. VEGETABLES ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Frait: Applet, 4a. per bushel; apiioota, ia. te to. per dor.. flga, is. 3s. per dot.. nectarines, ta. to 6s. per praihr*. 3a. 6s. per do*.: pears. Is. to 3s. Od. per d ...
... COVENT GARDEN._ Out-door produce, though not yet abundant, is . imp rovin in quality; prices, however, for some things continue high. Cherries, Gooseberries, and Strawberries, are all but over. or Grapes and Pine Apples there is still a good supply. Currants ...
... COVENT GARDEN. ...
... Covent Garden. Doors open at Half-past Six; Commence at Seven. Lessees: Miss LOUISA PYNE & Mr. W. llARllisoN. ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Tilts EVIOIIII4I, THE PiII — ISAWS DAITCHTER. Mei Lorin Pine and Miss &nun Pyne ; Mann. Snntley. W. H. Weiss, PAW. A. St. Albyn, J. Bonne, C. Lyall, & Duseek, and W. Harrison. —Conductor, Mr. A. Mellon.--Commence at ti. HAYMARKET. TEM ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Although English opera, we regret to learn, cannot always fill Covent Garden, English pantomime never fails to do so. Indeed, as applied to the audience last night, fill is not exactly the word to describe the operation— cram would ...