... THE COVENT GARDEN PLANT INVIGORATOR ! ! P motes the Germination of Seeds and Growth ¶of Plants; also preventive to the ravages of SLUG, GRUB, AND WIRE WORM. In Packets, IWOPP.NCE. . . . - Also larger size, contorniiig f times the gnantlty, SIXPENCE. And ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Which is the best pantomime? This is a query which is asked continually during the holiday season, and it is one which seldom can receive a satisfactory answer, for few persons are to the task of witnessing all the pantomimes for the sak ...

... COVENT GARDEN, With a well-selected show of vegetables good sale was made, at the following prices Cabbages, 2d.; cauliflowers, 2d. to 4d.: lettuces, id, ; encumbers, fcd. to Is. each ; tomatoes, la. per lb. ; turnipa,sd. ; lance carrots, 7d. to 10d.; ...

... COVENT GARDEN. For the tiiiclChristnas in succession Covent Garden Theatre has been opened as a circus anal hippodrome. The entertainment, first given in the afternoon and repatitud in the evening of Boxing Day, is full of varied interest, in which equestrian ...

... THE COVENT GARDEN PLANT INVIGORATOR ! ! P motes tbe Germination of Seeds and Growth of Plante; preventive to the ravages of SLUG, GRUB, AND WIRE WORM. In Packets, TWOPENCE. Also larger size ' containing t6or times the quantity, SIXPENCE. And in special ...

... COVENT GARDEN. 1 Another season of opera commenced on Tuesday evening last. whim the stately house in Covent Garden again threw open its doors to the music-loving public. The managers, the Messrs Gye, have made • wise choice in augurating their campaign ...

... COVENT GARDEN . 4.3INENADE CONCERTS. MATRE ROYAL - e. W W. PRAVDA% TROVIAM. Oman A. (IeFTLLYM IArAIARRODIDI. Le Cornet. Mt. ROW•RD lIWYNOLDR. Polo rine. Dr. JOHI RADCLIFF Perform.: Coklsteeson linen% Runt st I. Fur/ bY Piolltr. L00n in all part. tlenstrii ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Inspirited by the success achieved by his hippodrome last 4'hyl-tm11.9. Mr. William Holland has again re-opened Cue,4l..t. Gardiin with a Yuletide equestrian entertain. , mint, the first performance of whi-h, given on the atter. soon of ...

... COVENT GARDEN Fruit Vegetable Establishment. John J. LT3 NISDE N MAPLE ROAD, PENGE, Invites an inspection of his Extensive Stock of Jersey Pears, Hothouse and Foreign Grapes, English and American Apples, Melons, Medlars, St Michael', Oranges, kc. SALAD ...

... on the outside edge of Covent Garden last night. At midnight as play- goers wended their way their cabs and carriazes were stopped again and agaio by the holly wa; ons in the Strand. As everyone knows, business of Covent Garden Market outgrew the est ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Oor market baa been well supplied with all clasa** of goods, and clwtranoes have been readily effected in favour of buyers.— M. Webber, A Co. FECIT. a. d. Apples.. sieve 0 0 Apricots. ..doz. 0 Cherries lb. 0 0 0 Cheanata. bu*b. 16 0 Currant* ...

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