... of her death. | CHERaY 1lPE -AND CHEAP ? Cherries made their first appearance this season on Tuesday (May 14th), in Covent Garden Market. They were sold at two gaineas and a Ihalfper' ound. A PORTABLE THRESHING MACHINE. At the late cattle show at Otley ...

... been thrown over the ton'ni t of Rhyl, by the unexpected death oif the ?? C. E. ii Oakley, M.A., Rectir of St Paid's, Covent Garden, London, who had coili down to assist our esteemerl ill- f cumbent (the Rev. Hugh M'organl) in the extra services which ...

... instruc- tion. This social problem has beeniniost effectively solv- ed by 'Ir. Henry Greenwood, Publisher, of 2, York St., Covent Garden, Londou, W.C., and 32, Castle-etreet, Liverpool, by the construction -if his Games of Quar- tetts, published at Is. ...

... tion. This social problem lias eenmost effectively solv-- i- ed by ir. Henry Greenwuod, Publisher, of 2, York St., . n Covent Garden, London, W.C., and 32, Castle-street,._ 1, Liverpool; by the construction of his Games of Quar- o tetts, published at ...

... despaired of by her father. Sent free to all on re. ceipt of one stamp.--Address, 0. P. Baowx, Secretary, No. 2, King Streets Covent Garden, Loadon, ...

... 'whole company. Atuongst these who assistel at 'the tables were Miss W9ynue Joues. Treiorwerth; Messrs F. and S. D.tvio%, Covent Garden; Miss M. Davies, P3-t 01ic'3e; Mis E. Jon3, Gergo Inn ; Mrs Richards, School llouse; Mrs Hug4hes, Triior- werth; Mrs lHuIihes ...

... of the f4ilts Of lis~ phuiosdphy.. - Gratifying. !in1 -thea extreme has been the success .of' .MrJames Sauvage ithis ?? Covent Garden Theatre.& 'As Valentine6' n Gounod's Faust, his singing was 80 universally adlired by'ithe audience that he wa~s called ...

... and iV 0. Wil- liznie and party. The church was beautifully dfeordated byr Mrs Pryse.a the: VicarAge; Misses ;Davies, Covent. Garden; Miss- Lewis, Llewelyn Lodese; and Misses Richards, School House. On, New Year's'Dny tbe annual tea party was held in ...

... taken the place of politics in London, and the r'hange is not unwelcome. The S two great Christmas productions are pt Covent Garden and Drury Lane; and as each of these has very distinctive features, pleasure-seekers will na- turally wish to see both ...

... sisting of about half a dozen words. In 1871, on the death of the world-famed Jullien, he became chef d'orchestre at Covent Garden, and held that position for several years. Afterwards, at various times, during a long period of years, he was asso- ciated ...

... hope of recovery. On Tuesday morning Mr. George Sayors, market gardener, residing at little Chelsea, was proceeding to Covent garden market in his cart. On arriving at the Haymarket the near wheel of an omnibus came in violent collision with one of the ...

... , and. ovent Garden thpaT |tree, were closed for the season, which has been success- ful at both. Mr. GvE' will open Covent Garden, for lt Italian Opera, on the 8th of April;' aifnd Mr. MAPLESONl opens Her. Majesty's theatre, 'on the 26th of the1same ...