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... COVENT GARDEN. THERE is War in Coyest Garden. Rebellion has broken out among the Cabbages ; the carrms are up in arms ; sweet herbs are extremely bitter ; fruit is fast ripening for secession ; dowers are drooping and fading under the chilly blasts of ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Mr. Harris has taken tho evcr-popular subject of Bluo Beard as tho groundwork for his pantomime. Tho is Mr. 11. J. Byron, and, noed hardly add, it is extremely witty and plensant. The piece is produced with tho magnificence and groat outlay ...
... 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. Applet. 3a per half-sieve ; apncota.Cd to . nectarine*, tsto le; peaches. pears. 2s to 4t per dosen; grapes. Is ss. pineapples, per lb; lemons and oranges, 12* per 100. artichokes. 2s to 4s. beet. Is to 2s; cabbages. It Is 6d; cauliflower* ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Mu. AUGUSTUS HARRIS is so talented a stage manager that it is little wonder he always contrives to produce some great piece of stage grouping that shall be the talk of the town for mouth ; but never before has he done anything to equal ...
... COVENT GARDEN WANTED, a First-class GEANT-INSTKUCTOR, Re-engagement a Rifle Volunteer Corps. Can forward testimom and join corps at once.—Address, J. M. F., 1, Furn street, West Minster-road, Kirkdale, Liverpool- WANTED, immediately, a proper^ qualified ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Apples. 3s per half-siere: grapes. Is to 6s; pineapples. Ss 6d tof*s: strawberries. 6d to 6d per lb: oectarines. 4s*to 10s; peaches, 8s to per dozen ; lemons and oranges, 8s 12s per ; asparagus, is to 6s celery, red. to 2s ; ditto, white ...
... COVENT GARDEN. M. RIVIERB is determined that Promenade Concerts shall not be amusements of the past. To the names of Strauss, Jullien, and Mellon must be now added Riviere as amongst the successful conductors of these species of entertainments. The ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Boxing Night—most delightful combination of words ! What recollections does it not call of that never-forgotten time when the envious curtaiu dividing prosaic child-world from Wonderland, wss lifted, and we revelled the delights of our ...
... COVENT GARDEN Since the days of nothing has been seen at Covent Garden in the shape Promenade Concerts equal to the musical entertainments now being K»vtn there under the direction of M. Ucvicrc, whose name well-known as tho conductor of the orchestra ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The matrimonial adventures of the renowned Blue Beard have furnished Mr. Henry J. Byron with an admirable subject for the Christmas pantomime here. The story commences in the Abode of Mischief, with an /imperial revel, and Mischief (Mr ...
... COVENT GARDEN. SATURDAY’S MARKETS. * ums i —to per half sieve ; grape?, «. hs.; pine apple*, ss. to Bs. per lb.; peaches, to —; rf**, ~ to per dozen ; lemons, 6*. to 10a.; oranges, to ,0 ?. per 100; artichokes, —to each : beet, 2a. to f cabbages, Is ...