... operas, the combined powers of which will for the ensuing season l>c ranged under the Royal standard that floats over Covent Garden. When find tliat the brilliant prospectus put forward the allied powers , includes all the artistes and all the ojicras ...

... HospitiUs and the lni|ierial Navy of France. Sold Chemists and Dniggo-ta. WholeoAle the Agent only, ‘JJ. Henrietta street. Covent garden AERATED WATERS—ELLIS’S RUTHIN WATKRH. unsurpassed for nuntr Hoda, Potasa, Helt/er, and Potass W stem and la-inon wtc All ...

... lilack game, 3s. Cd. to Os. Od. ; grouse, 3*. to 4s. each ; English egg*, 10s. to 12*. ; French ditto, 7s. to 9s. per 120. COVENT GARDEN MARKET— Satttbdat. Figs, 2s. to 45. ; grapes, ls. Od. to 35.; pineapples, 3s. to 4s. per lb. ; lemons, Bs. to 14s. ; oranges ...

... Both performances have already been noticed, but their familiarity lias in no way diminished their attractions with the Covent- garden habitue's. The exquisite voice, admirable and finished vocalisation — the grace, refinement, and genius of the fair Swede ...

... Copper, to 101 p Tii Jrt'K'lAt. Cummittee op the Privy »f the I’rivy t\>unoil '.V>th lust. Ihe list. THIS DAYS MARKETS. COVENT GARDEN MARKET. ApplM, 1«. 1* »vt per Itslfsicvr; cobnut*. Albert#. f«»i. to V 1.4. . cr.ii>.-->. 1.-*. •«» b« - piii -Mi'pl'K ...

... Himself. A C'lirouiele ami K« view of the Lightest Brightest, (.uyest, ami Freshest finings of Daqr, , OHoi . I.* r,. Covent garden, W.C. HOOKS an* l lIEAPEK at H'IFKIN-* 'oa’' Manufacturing Stationer and Printer. 430. Oxford-street. W . than at any other ...

... THE EVENING STANDARD. ItOVAI. ITALIAN OPERA COVENT GARDEN. Tins EVENING iruwHiay). 8. will l*r jerfonuea Flow»w « MARTHA : Ijijv KmicliettH, Mdll*. Chri tine Niln-wm ; Nancy, Millie. Grosiii; plumkett Mr . Tiist*m>, Signor ; SceruTo li Kiuhmund. Signor ...

... Surround'-ngs -Ventilation and Trapping Drains—Building Stones in the Metrop>»liB—and other Subjects. 1, York street. Covent garden, W.C.. and all newsmen. FLORAL WORLD and GARDEN GUIDE, SHIRLEY HIBBERD. the best and cheanst Gardening Magazine, with coloured ...

... THE MARKETS. COVENT GARDEN MARKET— Saturday. Apples, ls. to ls. 6d. per half -sieve; cob nuta, 9d. to Is.; filberts, 6d. to 9d. ; grapes, ls. 6d. to 55.; pineapples. 4s. to 68. per lb.; lemons, Bs. to 145. ; oranges, Ss. to 14s. per 100; artichokes, 3s ...

... waisUviat giooket, neat in style, well illustrated, and compiled by coin|>eteut authors. kYederick and Co., Bcdfurd-atreat, Covent garden. WARNKH LIBRARY.- New Volumes. fcp. Bvo., price Is., postage 24.. VEGETABLES, and HOW GROW THEM Complete Guido the Kitchen ...

... THE MARKETS. COVENT GARDEN MARKET— Satpkdat. Figs 2s. to 45. ; grapes. !»• od. to ta. ; pineapple*, 3s. to ss. per lb. ; lemons 8s to 14r. ; oranges, Bs. to 12s. per 100; artichokes, 3s. to 55.; to 3. - cabbages, ls. to 25. ; cauliflowers, 2s. to 4s. ...

... since been put to the stairs. There was one before, but it had been re- moved to get some work in that was to be done for Covent- garden Theatre, and bad not been replaced. There was a lantern for the use of the men if they asked for it. Mr. Edward Durant ...