... s matinee was o F much interest and en3l ited the symasthly of the audience. Prod coer at tlhe Finglb>1b Opera House, Covent Garden, -Novinber 30, 1861, its fame soon reached to America, wh.ere it caused an extra- . ordinarysensation, even though the ...

... representatives of the football clubs in the Second Division of the Football Leagne was held at the Tavis- too: Hotel, Covent Garden, London, yesterday, hMr. J. Bentley (chairman of the League)presiding. Most of the preli~minaries for thwe arrangemenrt ...

... English forced grass, as it is called in the markets. was eagerly welcomed at 6s. 6d. a bundle by the hotel buyers at Covent Garden. English market-gardeners are successfully competing with the asparagus from Fans and Spain, and in a week or so this ...