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... COVENT GARDEN AT 4 A.M, The mai kats have a wide-awake appearance SWritos Mr Pett Ridge in ¢ Living London ’’), Al night, long the hall in Bow-street has been teking in waoden trays from vans, handled with great tenderness, and from end to end’it iy a ...
... Miss PHYLLIS ARCHIBALD (Royal Opera, Covent Garden) Begs to announce that she will give an ...
... The King visit ...
... Miss PHYLLIS ARCHIBALD (Royal Opera, Covent Garden) Begs to announce that she will give an ...
... June 23rd.-Royal Progress through London. June 20th.—The King and Queen attend the Gala Performance at the Royal Opera, Covent Garden. June King's Fit® to 100,000 children at the Crystal Palace. ...
... other concerts the Albert Hall, Bach Choir. Chappell.and Ballard Concerts the Halle Concerts, Manchester; Royal Opera, Covent Garden, etc. ...
... ‘eussoun has sold a four months old pup py for £325. at 12s. a Ib. : poxes of cherries from France were sold st jon a t Covent Garden yesterday at Is. 3d English hothouse cherries realised lack ried at the meeting of the Hamble- rrey Guardians that a married ...
... 4. The best quality apples sold by the large ors will, however, - yrobably remain at normal prices, A large de i er at Covent Garden said that the ave » wholesale price was 5s te 6s a bushel, as compared with the normal 9s te 1s, ‘There had been large ...
... and interest to all engaged in the cultivation produce for market purposes. The calendar of uverage prices obtained at Covent Garden on the corresponding day of 1908 cannot fail be of immense «prvice to every market sender, while tho numerous articles ...
... for payment work of this character has hitheito been in vogue. Mr Monro, the well known Covent Garden salesman, writes interestingly of the growth of the Covent Garden Market, and others contribute information concerning profitable varieties of fruit and ...
... prettily. Teichmann v. Lee. —The first week’s play in the match between Messrs. Teichmann and Lee, at 37, 'King-street, Covent Garden, resulted two wits and one draw in favour of Mr Teichmann. On Monday the fourth game was commenced, but ■was adjourned ...
... the following:— Professor the Royal College of Music, examiner for the Associated Board, first 'cello the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, and the Queen's Hall Orchestra, principal violoncellist the Leeds, Norwich, Sheffield, Worcester, Gloucester, and Hereford ...