... COVENT GARDEN. GREAT LONDON ESTATE AGAIN GILINGES RANDS. The Covent Garden Estate of nineteen acres. one of the valuable areas in London, which was some months ago reported to have been sold by the Duke of Bedford to' Mr. Maßaby- Deeley, M.P., has now ...

... COVENT GARDEN Another clue is called Covent Garden and calls for fruit, flowers and foliage to be exhibited in a basket. There has been much competition for places in the commercial flower tent and several new firms are showing this year. Among ...

... At Covent Garden. The last week of the Opera Season has seen crowded houses at Covent Garden, especially on the Melha nights. On one occasion distinguished visitor in a box was the Duchess of Orleans, who would Queen of France were the Monarchy reinstated ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Removal Scheme Abandoned. London, It was announced extraordinary general meeting of shareholders Beeenam Estates, Ltd., to-day, that owing to opposi,tioh from several quarters the directors decided abandon (he scheme for ing Covent Garden ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Continental sniilie;,oonLlTlM7Ci;efiy of pears and apples are heavy, and those of English vegetables and fruit also continne to be well kept up. e.grown apples sad Rears are plentiful, and the nese may be said of grapes, apples, and eves ...

... COVENT GARDEN. The Duke of Bedford is one of the richest peers in Great Britain, and is said to rise up every morning the richer for some lease which Las fallen in during the night. The lucky grant by which his ancestors, the Reseals, came into pos,essian ...

... COVENT GARDEN. , On Saturday evening Verdi's masterpiece Rigolet to was given, which brought Signor Ronconi before the sub! scribers again, in that character which he has made entirely his own. aldile. Floret ti was Die Gilda, and of that gentle ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Notwithstanding that the weatherbiU suddenly &mom° colder, the supply of both vegetables and fruit continues good. Apples mat pears are plentiful, and the same may be said of grapes, pine apples, and even Melon'. Late realise gap: prim ...

... COVENT GARDEN The performances at this honse during the week have likewise consisted of Puritana and Massaniello ; and on Thursday a concert, for the purpose of introducing Medlin. Carlotta Patti to the English public, is announced iu conjunction ...

... COVENT GARDEN STRIKE. The proceedings of the Court of Inquiry in connection witft the strike Covent Garden porters were resumed in Loudon Wednesday Further cross-examined by Mr. Corner (secretary of‘the employers’ organisation), Mr. Hansen (group secretary ...

... COVENT GARDEN STRIKE Staling the employers’ case, Mr Corner said some of the porters had a fixed wage in lieu porterage fees, bat most of them were engaged the basii, of a weekly rctaiuiug fee of 255. to £2, and much for cacii parcH earned. la the latter ...

... FIRE AT COVENT GARDEN. A fire broke out about noon to-day on premises of one of the salesmen at the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, which is a large glass-roofed building, about 100 feet high. An alarm was raised immediately, and fireengines arrived in lapid ...