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... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. 11. J. Byrnn ought to named the ul)i«imtou3” no less than the for is hero, there, and OTcrjwhero all at once. Indeed, it would be difficult tossy whore ho is not, for at least a-third of the playbills of the present time indicate that ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Y^TURES.—BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WHITE’S MOC-MATN LEYEB w TRUSS Is allowed by upwards of 500 Med;- to the most effective invention in thi treatment of HERNIA. The use of stee It* Soft ? hurtful in its effects, is here avoidet fen . * n( ...
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... COVENT GARDEN. Fruit.—Apples, lit> UMi. plums, to 4« per helf-siere: Alberts, Is to Is id. (hothouse), ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Filberts. 9J.; to B*.; pine •pples.O. to 10*.; •‘trawberrkw, H.l 2s. -id, per lb.; apn-oUt, a#, 4*.; peaches, to*, to94s. |>*t dozen; lemona, («. to t2« Hb. 12*. per 100; «rtli hoke», 3*. to tts.; betft, 3*. to 3a.; fcn-ooli, |*. to9a. ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The civic world has been startled by a report that the Churchwardens of St. Paul, Covent Garden, had resolvAto decline the Duke of Bedford's time-honoured contribution of a couple of bucks to the annual Duke's Venison Dinner. There was ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Robinson Crusoe is tbo most popular personage in tli« entire range o£ iiction. of Ciudorclbi, Jack of tbs Beanstalk, ami other heroines and heroes of fairy loro will ever awaken interest; but graphic power Defoe has invested Robinson Crusoe ...
... COVENT GARDEN. This morning there was a full supply of fruit and vegetables at market, and a clearance was effected at the following prices s —Vegetables: Cauliflowers, 25 to 4s cabbages, is 6d ; savoys 2s to 2s 6d ; lettuces, 2s to 3s;_ parsnips, is ...
... 5 Oppo- AMUSEMENTS. r three- i, and, —_— pt, and COVENT GARDEN. The usual traditions of the wonders to be reveal lashing er mile grand pantomime on Boxing Night were st inning this year by reports of the determination on the pa owe :— lessees, Mesers ...
... COVENT GARDEN. At 7, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Messrs. Rogers, Pitt, Willard, and Wainwright; Misses Emma Waters, Maud Brennan, &c. At 8, CINDERELLA. Messrs. Rogers, Fair, Willard, Louis, Vincent, and Wainwright, Misses Nelly Power, Brennan, Sr. George ...
... COVENT GARDEN. TEUItiIDAT.--We ore not in • position to !upon raw& Improvement, the supply remaining much the as loot w. oh. English Pears are now nearly over, and Um is are but few of the continental left, and lore of those melting sort. but the Easter ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The pantomime, Puss in Boots, opens with the interior of a mill, where the millers are rejoicing over the property left them by their father, when Fondalin, the youngest son, returE., to claim his share; but his brothers, Mealymouth and ...