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... undoubtedly the climax of enthusiatic admiration was reached on the occasion of the rendering of “ Samoa™ on Thursday last, at Covent Garden Theatre. Two special trains -mmblaudnn—cmo.ehht-&llth-nmm Portsmouth—subscribed fot'b‘y)tbo poxol those towns to hear the ...

... fruit, flowers, and v?;:nblu arriving in London from the Continent. schedule of the tolls paid in the several parts of Covent Garden Market a?o‘:n would fill a column of an ordinary newspaper. This is one of the works which should be in the hands of all ...

... the gift of the uncle of the | bride, the Rev. C. P. Good. She carried a mag| nificent bouquet of white flowers, from Covent | Garden, the gift of the bridegroom. Her attendants were Miss Bullock (sister of the bride), the Misses Elizabeth Annie, Maria ...

... contained few stories more intere than that of the two horses who feund the ir way '!thont a driver from Greenwich to Covent Garden. The horses in question started from Lewisham early on Saturday morving last with a van-load of vegetables for Covent- ...

... y, the climax of enthusiatic admiration was reached on the occasion of the rendering of * Samoa” on Thursday last, at Covent Garden Theatre. Two special trains were run to Londcn—ope cach from Sonthampton and Portsmouth —subscribed for by the people of ...

... ** He is a jolly good fellow,” and ‘““\We won't go home till morning!” as I emerged with a group from some tavern into Covent Garden market. But I'm punished fearfully for my sins now. What do you think 1 have (fu'. to do every night of my—never mind—what ...