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... reported in our moond edition last week. the atonal meeting of the Grand Habitation of the Primrose League, held on Friday in Covent Garden Theatre was a most imposing and enthusiastic demonstration. The Marquis of Salisbury, Grand Master, presided. On the crowded ...
... panto.” was at In 1878 be came to London, and for five years was ip Road, now hands of the Sal vation Army. After an at Covent Garden, be came in | 863 to He Lane, and hae appeared there every su with Mr. Nicholls bes taken to in the comedy parts, but of ...
... Edouard de Remake just appeared in London in April, EDOCAID DI MUM. 180, when Mai. nenet'et 'Rol de Lshore was prodnowl at Covent Garden. The impression made by M. de Resake's full deep voice in singing as Indra. will not soon be forgotten by London opera ...
... It is probable that very few of the many who visited the states know its strange sod eventful history. It was cut in Covent Garden in 1639 by a French artist, Hubert le Sour, the present carved pedestal being the work of °Tinting Gibbons. It wee Intended ...
... 24.; London has received most of the eabbages worth having, and nmnhbl&)high glou have been readily given by agents for Covent Garden. Oldpowou,vaindiflamt,m eelling in Cornwall at 15d. and 16d. per gsllon. Tae CuaNcEiiom or T EICHEQUER AND THE Buspzms or ...
... MARKET GARDINIERE AND THE RAILWAY In coutinuatiou of the correspondence which we published Met week, Mr. George Marro, Covent Garden Market, writes :— I think it quite right that our package should be labelled, eaying who frsrn am well who to. It would ...
... THIC NVICICK, THE sensation of the week has been Lord Salisbury's speech at the Primrose League meeting in Covent Garden Theatre on Friday last. The day previously the first Cabinet Council since the recess was held, and It was generally expected that ...
... particulars obtained of Messrs. Kati and Mao; Solicitors, Chipping Norton; Merry. MALVIN, Load Agents, 22, Honrietteetrects Covent Garden, London ; and of Mr. Ono. P. Mama Auctioneer, Miming Norton ; and of the Auctioneers, Mown. Parrott sad HOLIDAY, Hamster ...
... to maturity before its worthleamese be found out. I have given • fair statement of what the goods actually realised et Covent Garden. I wish to see the Act pamed, but • practical man I do not believe, unless the small holder is going to work double the ...
... Rev. Dr. Cumming bit congregation, among whom were Nested Lord Alfred Peget and Lord Keane, at tue church, Crown-court, Covent Garden, London, upon the denth ci Lord Palmerston :-- Mt mid tiod imam it the of Ins be obtained a mol AM, MIN ma me aro l lrelse ...
... failure that posed grand it has been abandoned. It was to have beet held in, the finest ballroom in the Floral Hall in Covent Garden. I not nay that the ladies azo mach To them the rife contest wes but as the overture to the opera, of the bees alseady ...