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... bltnir,aidbdto 3. 6.1 . ippera. 3.646 to 4; a-edt herrings9, 04 pea- box; and vthite- qi,1 prruar~t. lR'3iT ASD VEGETABLES.-Covent-garden, Feb. 6.- Fair arrival's of fruit were to hand, and nest a good sale. Moderate supplies of greenutulfs were received, and ...
... any members of the inperial. Yeomanry to attend (ii. ueifoi m) the fancy dress bal e uanuoanced for Shruve Tuesday at Covent Garden. i ...
... Numtbeir anooCo. 7an D, hP m.. ?? MoorNndwortli at a, rim D.New Ceataum. STO/t and STlGS.-suren . I/; II ~ King-street. Covent garden. a1 1 BLEXIIC, SA SatmA., saind1. bit =4subast Thisg Lest Th Week. Week. WeekReaeing mouthws FThom 8/u6l Couci ?? mat a1 ...
... Cheapsnde, t .ir0 also Orch-ids, at ~ DEBEN'HAM1, STORE and SOSE-4ewels and Elseetelioneous Effects; at 26, King-street, Covent-garden, at 12. ci CHADWICK and SON&-.-'Fnrniture; at their Rooms, 35. 1V St. Ma-rtin's-lw.'e. at 12. A ...
... sneitoest b 6dok s t 1L0s per doetan; prawns. 6* to Os per Us1; wh~te-bait, 9d to) is per smasrt.' FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, Covent-garden, Apt-U I7.-Ar- rlsWls of ta-nil and vegetabKs were of good extent, and nart aeuealeteady sale. Nova Seotlan and Amrican ...
... I I I I I I I I I I I I i I ? II I I I i i II I I I i I I i - ~~MUSIC. CLOSE OF T1E OPERA 8EASON. Thne opera season at Covent Garden ended last night, when a fairly satisfactory performance was given of Faurt, with, however, a familiar cast, including ...
... £20-2180. Dulwich, 160, IUoendala-rcad, r, e r 265'-2700. PROPERTIES NOT SOLD.-August 9. ! By FAIREBRUTIIER, 1ZLI1S, and Co.-Covent Garden, 10, I Runell-street, S. Ohertacy. Surrey. Ilighlield-rcad, free- hold building land, (a ir lip. Hoddesdon, Herts, Charl- ...
... lid ; tan-c 1-u to Is 3d i-aol. ytug groube, 46 to Cs 64; ul d, 2s 6d Lu3s 3d 1prr brace. I IFRUIT AND VEUS-1.1BLE-S -Covent-garden, August 18- t-k.il arrix-a:s o-!f rtict evid-urced a taxr titnrnd. A lair- 5iptbily uectbf r was in fair reques.L Etr; ...
... to l4s per draft; lobsters, l5s to 253 per score; crabs, 2Ss per blv-rl; whelks, 5s per bus-hel. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.-Covent-garden September ?? supplies of fruit were avadable, and iet k fair demiand. A large supply of ve etables was offered, but trade ...
... dispersal of jewels which realis'ed high prices took piaee at Debeitbamf Sturr, teed Sons' Auction Roeeis, 26, King-street, Covent-Garden, yesterday, the tetal of the day's sale ?? tu over, £4,000. VA.unnss Drecoynury FRc TI13 HIinu-It yonr hamir isturi-sdg ...