... TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and tiATURDAYHOT WATER. THURSDAY (Morning PerfornmacMPlNK DOMINOES. THURSDAY (Fireningl mid FRIDAYCOVENT GARDEN BALL Preceded each evening by SECRET. Men 11 Mob QUEEN'S THEA !Rik SNOW HILL. BIRMINGHAM. Ma HAW LTOII IL Tomight (Satimelay) ...

... sorts, 3/6. 1 Flower ol 25 „ „ „ 13/-. DARIVIS DZICZIPTIVE DAFFODIL CATALOGITE Will be meet with each order. DARE is SON,Covent Garden, LONDON. NUCCATO' 8 PATENT I ./ • / .1 -I , 1 - 1 , - , BLIT PACSINILI PRINTZN. 'raw NOD= mum. TioNAANDS 01/ OF Circulars ...

... acme friends proceeding down the Uxbridge-road, when they encountered a string of heavily-laden waggons on their way to Covent-garden Market. In the attempt to pass between them and the kerb, the cyclist being en the wrong aide of the road, the cycle wheels ...

... DEATH OF MR. H. G. BORN. Mr. Henry George Bohn, the well-known publisher, formerly of York-street, Covent-garden, died at his residence North-end House, Twickenham, on Friday in last week, at the advanced age of 88. He was the eon of a London bookseller ...

... occasioned much trouble to the hundreds of market ga-deners wending their way with heavily-laden !Saturday supplies to Covent-garden Market. Some Of the reacted their destination boars bodied time. Two three aocidents, of a somewhat Minns nature, also ...

... been ise zna Z out of the department of the Ott of Official Receiver. The debtor, described as late of the Opera House, Covent-garden, and Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, had a receiving order made against hint in January last a creditor's petition. The ...

... thus far bens left untouched. On Thursday afternoon the funeral of Timothy Dodd, for many years • well-known figure at Covent-garden, took place at Manor Park Cemetery. Rodd lived for many years in Long-acre, where be was highly respected. Fourteen weeks ...

... do congregate several ladies took up their position even before eight o'clock; And at various public places — such as Covent-garden. the Metropolitan Meat Market, and Leadeuhall Market, gentlemen collectors were receiving collections as early as four ...

... his giving the attention which is required to the work of the association. It has naw been decided to open • stall In Covent-garden Market for the sale of fruit and vegetables on commission. Selling on commission can scarcely be called co-operation in ...

... Cathedral, and then dining in the Temple, many of men visited the Alliainbra, while some of the officers were present at the Covent-garden fancy dress ball. The great bulk them. however, marched in a body to head. quarters, being greeted with almost discomfiting ...

... opera at Covent-garden be or be not a success in Mr. Mapleeon's sense— , whether its pays—has still to be made known.: There are doubts on that head which will only , be cleared up at the end of the season. But there is no doubt that Covent-garden opera ...

... was no defence.—Mrs. Mabel Ada Neville maid she was itarried to the respondent in December, 1892, at St. Paul's Church, Covent-garden. Before marriage the respondent represented hitnself as • single man, but that he bad been divorced from his wife, awl ...