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... COVENT GARDEN. Saturday. Grapes and peaches are now being supplied more plentifully than they have hitherto been, and realise more moderate prices. Cherries are arriving in very large quantities from France, Belgium, and Holland. Strawberries from the ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.—WEDNESDAY. A public meeting of the friends of the drama, and the gentleman interested in preserving the splendid establishment Covent-garden from spoliation, was held this day in the theatre. Mr; George RobfbswM. called to the ...
... COVENT GARDEN, Saturday. Outdoor produce now well supplied. English grapes and forced strawberries are Sufficient for the demand. Of pine there is also a better supoly. Continental arrivals continue heavy ; among them are lettuces, endive, carrots, radishes ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The painful interest excited the lamentable destruction of this theatre appears to increase day by day, as the facts become more generally known. Yesterday,(Friday) the ruins were visited a great number of royal and distinguished ...
... COVENT GARDEN MEETING. The Anti-Corn-Law League renewed meetings in the metropolis on Wednesday night with demonstration surpassing, possible, numbers and enthusiasm, all the assemblages the kind that have taken place. It was a scene exultation high and ...
... THE VOLUNTEER BALL AT COVENT GARDEN. The theatre once gained, the spectacle wa9 dazzling. The Floral Hall is larger than Westminster Hall. It is built of glass and iron, with more artistic ornamentation than has ever been attempted with those materials ...
... COVENT GARDEN. Saturday, March 28. Forced Strawberries may now be had moderate prices. Among early Grapes are some from Jersey of fair quality. Some Pine Apples have arrived from Sierra Leone; they are, however, much inferior to those which come from ...
... BURNING OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE, LONDON. (From the Globe.) Early this (Wednesday) morning a fire broke out Covent Garden Theatre, which has reduced that statel) building a heap of ruins. Professor Anderson, who has bsen the lessee of the theatre since ...
... MARKET, COVENT GARDEN. (From the Chronicle.) Great complaints have been made of late years, and certainly not without reason, at the wretchedly inefficient arrangements provided for the frequenters of the wholesale flower market in Covent Garden. Not only ...
... SUPPLYING COVENT GARDEN MARKET WITH CUT FLOWERS. At Wandsworth Police court on Monday Christopher Young, gardener, and Richard Bridger, a labourer, were charged with* stealing quantity cut green-house flowers, the property of Mr. Richard Carlow Bowden ...
... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. OPE?'^h'l> it* NEW COVENT GARDEN »' fi} , Covent Garden has sprung, like the P - ashes, moie bright and beautiful than * has shown himself mighty enchanter. . | t 0 efforts, and iv the face of the most for** f' he has achieved what ...
... THE ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE COVENT GARDEN IN RE THOMAS DELAFIELD. Mr. commissioner Fane gave judgment Wednesday last this case, which wis briefly follows: Mr. Delafield, when he came of age in 1847, was possessed 100,000/. (left him his ancle, the eminent ...