... jury, and was a claim by a barmaid for damages for slander from her late employer, Michael Atkins, of the Nag's Head, Covent Garden. The plaintiff, Mrs Macpherson, said she was barmaid at the Nag's Head, and while serving some theatre firemeu just before ...

... Poor Law Commission Bill passed into Committee. 1843-Tlle anti-Corn Law League commenced a series of monthly meetings ill Covent Garden Theatre. 1850—The North Star, which sailed for the Polar regions in May, 1849, with supplies for Sir John Franklin, returned ...

... for salads or for garnishing cold meats, Dell's Crim- son will be found very suitable. Of the long-rooted kinds, -the Covent Garden red is a handsome variety, with deep red flesh. The dwarf red can also be recommended. Both these varieties are moderately ...

... able to bring his speech to a glowing conclusion. MR KRUGER'S PIPE AND SILK HAT. At the sale at Stevens's auction IOOBIE, Covent Garden, on the 9th, some interesting articles will be offered, not the least curious being Mr Kruger's pipe and sills hat. The ...

... late Mr Blacbmore, the novelist. Mr Black- more had a large fruit garden at Tedcliugton, [rem which he sent produce to Covent Garden, and he was prouder of his appies and peaches than of his Lorna Doone or Cripps the Carrier. Christmas in Buenos Ayres ...

... them all, while the great majority arc very poor—riverside labourers without regu- lar, certain work, costermongore, and Covent Garden ptz-,I,S -tile men whom one sees all about the neighbourhood of that great market carrying huge piles of baskets, one above ...