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... COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS. Under the Direction of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Mdmo. Blanche Cole, Mis* Orridge ; Mr. Wilford Morgan, M. Paul Viardot, Mr. Howard Reynold*. Con- ductor, Mr. Arthur Sullivan. HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING ...
... COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS. Si 'on of Messrs. A. and 8. Gattl. THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Miss Kdith Abell, Mr. Santley Mr. . t-aul Vlardot, Mr. Howard Reynolds. Conductor Mr. Arthur Su-lran. HAYMAR, THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Ol 1; AMERICAN COUSIN: Messrs ...
... COVENT GARDEN. -PROMENADE CONCERTS, di r the Direction of Messrs. A. aud S. GatU. THIS EVENING, at 8.0, Mdme. lilauche Cole, Miss Jc Be Sherring- ton. Miss OrrfdL-e: Mr. Mt-G. c In, V. I'aul Viardot, Mr. Howard Reynolds. Conductor, Mr. Arthur Sullivan ...
... THE EVENING STANDARD. COVENT GARDEN.— and Gatti. THIS EVEN lame Antoinette Conductor, at 0, iv. Charles Malic, Mr yt, Mery hat Me 2 Fytemen, D. Byron, Pusher, gums man. U. AMILY: H. Crnch, I. Pate “Sy Proprietor, Ms. B. Webster ; Sole Leasees and Managers ...
... auswer an indictment cba: ging him with having obtained pretences from Alexander C 200/, by false the National Mercan’ Covent garden, —It that on the 3d of May the Prosecutor at the prempes Russell-street, 300/.. he himeelf as a farmer, of A form was given ...
... STER Di tire a a Mae ey Gor of find farm = a SE together) uf the largest Advance bills of sale, stocks, snares, Street, Covent garden. - J. 102 without expense of Discount 3, bends, furniture w tient Station), in any Ones WALLER NEY. c and DISCOUNT COMPAN ...
... 912; barley, 1157; melt, 3928; beans, 8; peas, 124 quarters. Foreign: Wheat, 34,890 ; nes beans, 970; quarters. Flour, COVENT GARDEN.— A noes one oe ae is kept follows ts bles: Turuipa, 4d. to Gd. ; 8 3. to 4d. to da; Bae each ; soun: onions, 28. 6d. to ...
... deatre!, Grand Mageh, “ Tenuhs t an Guanta God pa ot os the TO Lact Private ae. wh dines Gucle, 4 = Malt a EATRE RO WAL ce COVENT GARDEN. to = sole direction ant 2 AND aul ts creas Te COM 1a 4 | sant hg Une Ht thee partioulate be ER MAJESTY'S 1 THEATRE —Mr ...
... METROPOLITAN MEAT.—A of meat was was about an Beef, 3s. 44 to fs 6h; 3s. Ei. to 6s. 4d. veal, Ss. to to 5a. Gd. per BID. COVENT GARDEN. — There off in the supply a summer vegetables The trade is brisk at the following Lettuces, 2d. ie 3 24.; cucumbers, $41 ...
... qrs. Foreign : Wheat, 21,100 : barley, 4710 ; oats, 8220; maize, 14,730; beans, 714 qrs. Flour, 1600 sacks 360 barrels. COVENT GARDEN, SEPT. 18.- A large stock of inferior fruit and vegetables is on offer at low value, but - following prices :— Vegetables ...
... half- dozen characters Macready played during many of his engagements, while with the Winter. Tv openod his management of Covent garden Theatre in A year or two ago .Mr. Edward Salter, of tbe Alex Theatre, Eli the comedy with much ...
... ” It is questionable whethor any class of men whatever work harder for the'r living than do costermongers. They are in Covent Garden soon after four o'clock to make their purchases, and they perambulate the with their barrows until a late hour at night ...