... on Scroby Sande on Friday and became • wreck. Her distress signals were answered by the launch of the Caister lifeboat Covent Garden, but it was unable to approach the wreck, the seas driving her off. A Norwegian sailor leaped into the sea from the deck ...

... damaged, and the yield will consequently be poor; but it is not safe to assert that any crop has been utterly destroyed. Covent Garden was full of growers on the lest big market day, and, as was expected, they bad plenty to say of the ravages of frosts and ...

... The strawberry season will practically Lave finished unless rain comet — said Mr. B. Emanuel, the Strawberry King of Covent Garden. Admiral Troubrid7,e, who ia ACting Eri-1,11 Eepressentative to the European Comuia iOll on the Danube, has been appointed ...

... hid been paid into court as compensation for the death Df an electrician named Bodey, who was killed while at work at Covent Garden Theatre. One was the widow, who has four children. The other was a woman with whom Bodey had lived for ten years unknown ...

... founded in 1332 the stock market, need by fishmongers and butchers. After the Great Fire this disappeared, and it became the Covent Garden of its day. and war noted for its fruit, roots, and herbs. Mr. Wei& amid the east of the Mansion Howe, which was finished ...

... years. in fact, mays the Garden. ever since the hut:e importation was sold in Stevens's Auction Room■ in King-street. Covent Garden. about twentyfive yea, ago ; but eh effnrts to discover it tailed, and the plant became attain scarce in collections, when ...

... About 5,000 sieves of black currants from France, which bad been held up for lack of shipping, were condemned on arriral Covent Garden. ...

... ORCHISTRA. 2nd Training Reserve Batt. (By kind permission of Col. M. E. 0. Donognue and Officers). Accompanied by well known Covent Garden Opera Singer*. Admission :--Ilessrved Is ed., ls., and 6d. Doors open 7: Conunence 7.90. *SSD POTATOU, - EARLY ECLIPSE ...

... low the Christmas wait was received. CIGARETTE FOR HALF-A-GUINEA. A special collection was made at Covent Garden Market on behalf of Charing-cross Hoe. pita'. There was an amusing sequel. During the progress of an ordinary sale a trilby hat was removed ...

... pc valued at 95., because they did not regard as living wage the peony an hour paid him for driving a van to and from Covent Garden• ...

... GARDEN LOGIC. A Covent Garden tower salesman, appearing at Westminster Court y Court on a judgment bu mtoons was asked: What means have you got? I have known what it was to earn from £5O to £lOO a week, he replied proudly. Have you any children?—Just ...

... IN THE PUBIIC EYE. BAkoNsr. Sir Charles Day Rose, who presided at the luncheon at Covent Garden in honour of the Prime Minister, took part in quelling the Fenian Rebellion in Canada in 1868, though he was only a lad at the tine. Born in the Dominion, ...