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... fruit in question, especially for squash purposes, in such weather as we have been experiencing. The wholesale price at Covent Garden is from 10s 10 20s per case, wfyicli does not allow of the retailer selling them at .a reasonable profit under 2d per ...
... GLOVE FIGHT FOR £ 300. Last night, nt the National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, Harry Overton, of Birmingham' and Stanton Abbott, of Westminster, met in a 20-round contest for the 9st. championship and a stake of £ 300. Both men are too well known in ...
... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). Miss Ada Lincoln, from the Covent Garden Promenade Concerts, a soprano singer, who has earned a big name both m London and in the largo provincial towns which she has visited all principal in most of the operatic companies, is the ...
... AFRICA) v. CURRAN (ROTHERHAM). A contest of more than ordinary importance was brought off at the National Sporting Club, Covent Garden, London, on Monday evening, the men engaged being Jem Holloway, of South Africa, and Jem Cnrran, of Rotherham, who were ...
... created a knight in the same year, after the visit of the German Emperor to the City. He was lessee and manager of the Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, and also connected with innumerable theatrical enterprises throughout the country. He had. in ...
... was apprehended this morning at Woolwich, where his brother resides, was some six years her senior, and by occupation a Covent Garden porter. ...
... Daughter of the Regi* mtnt, and as Beppo in Fra Diavolo, and also to her remembrance of his performances many years ago at Covent Garden. ...
... well-known London soprano, who will sing for the first time in Cardiff. Mr Arthur Angle, from the pro- menade concerts, Covent Garden, will play two violin solos. Mr Aylward will give three organ recitals, and Mr Dodd himself will sing two of his humorous ...
... be now appearea to deaf and dumb, was an accomplished sweai and had, on other occasions, sworn at and abut him in real Covent Garden fashion. Prisoner > sentenced to 10 days' hard labour. ...
... was fined £300 and costs, or three months, on a summons for keeping and managing a betting house at 18,Tavistock-street, Covent Garden, and Frederick Herbert and Henry Smith, clerks, were each fined £30 for assisting him. The fines were immediately paid ...
... a discouraging nature. The latest instance of the kind is that of a market-gardener who sent 65 bags of green peas to Covent Garden, in the hope that he might establish a profitable business with the metro- polis. The peas fetched a shilling a bag, and ...
... Lily Moody, Charles Manners and Mr John Childs, the quartette which appeared in the same opera, the Bohemian Girl, at Covent Garden Theatre Balfe's Jubilee Celebration, assisted by Campbell Bishop and Mr J. J. DonjUy, will appear. j EASTER SUNDAY.—Holy ...