... only). Reading A msnlndno?m cheap. Have tried 300 varieties in fleid and market, SEED BOUGHT.—Wim. Whitehead Cousios, Covent Garden Market, Trial grounds; Cliffe-at-Loo, Keat, and Deeplog, St. Nicholes, Spaldiog, 0126 Sales by Private Conlract contiuued ...

... essayed over e 40.000 was it ties Wore tits first espy wee Prospectuses Free on Application. G. Bell & Sons, 4, York Street, COVENT GARDEN. LONDON. ...

... mtnt, Wouldu't wiss's for the world” = Ah, thin, yez may's will vist in pace 3 it's jist gaun £ 7 FNCOURAGING, — (At the Covent Garden Fancy Devss PBall.—Unacted Dramatic Author: ** Covent Garlea workd be too big for my plaz,” — Man-friend ¢ ¢ By the way ...

... strength of highly eeonoteleal nature, tree from added state& and sugars.—Hsalth At the Panay Dress Bell, held at the Covent Garden Theatre, on the 18th inst., Mr. Augustus Harris presented many valuable prize,. (over 100 in number) for the best eostumes ...

... \pprals rent of RORERT KEAY. war =o, ony or Has on view a selection of & DES } and yi «PUN OS™ COVENT GARDEN, LONDC before Costumes on Hire at Muderate Terma, — = 1829 THE CITY CIGAR B Vue We 892, ww — Finance to the TPES, sticks, & UR BEST (the GEORGE ...

... years of age, and in her time was the most admired prima donna in Germany and Austria. In 1868 she appeared as Norma at Covent Garden Theatre with great success. She was the last representative of what the Italian school calls tel canto, and her voice was ...

... survender * _‘..T. Londown. Ad:mou. Bl u’dwu;-::;w‘:l svecue sod elsewliere, mere .18, PO Charlen, The Humwums Hotel, Covent Garden, De Pr.i.ho'mrv. Heury, Leadenball buildicge, Lesdenballstreet, merchots !‘cc:d. Claris Witiem, Charterbouse buildiogs ...

... very taueful and dapee-proking polks, The programine wes aa follows:—Valee, Venetisn Song: valse, Goloonda ; lancers, Covent Garden; (?olkg Tue Vedette ; valse, Tout Paris; lancers, The Gondoliers ; valse, In Old Madrid ; roln. Siater m; vales, Au Psy's ...

... illustrate the need for improvement in this respect, Sir James mentioned that the cost of conveying nwwju from Rainham to Covent Garden was £l7 05 10d per ton, and that the charge from station to station being onl{h Gd, 13s 4d was nrg.nrgn 1 for cartage to ...

... over the fixtures for that week, that Include the Royal Academy annual the Botanical Pete, and the Emperor's visit to Covent Garden on one and the same evening. We shall all be longing to cut ourselves up into maseek. each endowed with vitality, and able ...

... English take their pleasures sadly, will be amazed to hear it annouuced by a French journalist that the recent ball at Covent Garden surpassed anything ever attempted in Paris ...

... Paid•np Capital 894,572 10 0 Reserve Fund Mad Ofdee-39, Threadneedle-sheet, London. Metropolitan Branches-35, King-street, Covent Garden; 50, Upper-street, Islington; 25, Ludgate-hill ; 47 and 49, Newington-butts ; 125. Oxford-street ; 195, Edgware-road ; ...