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... COVENT GARDEN RIOT. RAID ON A COFFEE TAVERN. A riotous scene occurred early on Saturday morning at Covent Garden Market. A man who was not a market porter was refused refreshment at Messrs. Lockhart's coffee tavern between i a.m. and 3 a.m. on the ground ...
... cent. of the supply which reached Covent Garden on Tuesday morning being badly nipped. About 2,000 bundles formed Tuesday's Herefordshire and Worcestershire consignments. and one of the leading dealers in Covent Garden said that the effect of the frost ...
... WAGON-LOADS OF FLOWERS. Recently narcissus arrived at Covent Garden Market in wagon-loads and in some instances the dealers hardly knew what to do with the blooms. The popular Pheasant's Eye was even a drug at 9d. and ls. a down market bunches. Now it ...
... 50 TONS OF FOREIGN CHERRIES. Covent Garden was the scene on Monday of a great invasion of foreign cherries, and the market had the appearance of one gigantic cherry garden. About fifty tons of the fruit came from the south of France, Paris, and Boulogne ...
... Scrohy Sands on Friday and became a wreck. Her distress signals were answered by the launch of the Caister life-boat, Covent Garden, but it was unable to approach the wreck, the seas driving her off. A Norwegian sailor'lept into the sea from the deck ...
... ARREST AT COVENT GARDEN BALL. At Bow Street on Saturday John McCarthy was charged with failing to make his usual monthly report while subject to police supervision. At one o'clock that morning Detective-Sergeant McEvoy was at the Covent Garden ball and ...
... evidence, asserted that the plaintiff first spoke to him at the Covent Garden ball.— Counsell : But she had never seen you before?— Witness : Sever. But that is not an unusual thing at Covent Garden. (Laughter).—The defendant. in cross-examination. admitted ...
... garbage, bits of bows, Fishy and fleshy offal. thrown About in Covent Garden. Dustbins' foul contents let run, Frizzling, festering, in the sun, Giving effluvia off like fun, In filthy Covent Garden. Oh, what odours they exhale To the senses on the gale ! Pah ...
... Every Member of this Company plays throughout the run of the Annual Seasons by the Moody Manners Opera Company, at the Covent Garden Opera House and Drury Lane Theatre, London. Prices : 3;- (Reserved), 2-, 1/-. Early Doors, 7 p.m. Ordinary Doors, 7.15 ...
... UNPOPULAR POTATOES. Covent Garden salesmen are viewing with some alarm a slump in the eale of potatoes which has set in. On Friday potatoes were 50a. per ton in the market. Whereas most other vegetables were veay scarce sad very dear, potatoes were ...
... AFTER THE BALL. A curious story of a Covent Garden ball adventure was told before Mr. Fenwick at Bow Street on Saturday. Arthur Eastwood, thirtyfour, a welldressed man, of Fisher Street, Blackpool, was charged with stealing ss. from Mrs. Rosie Heckman ...
... wanted by the police for numerous alleged frauds in various parts of the country. BABY FOUND IN COVENT GARDEN MARKET. Quite a stir was created in Covent Garden Market early on Thursday by the discovery of a chubby baby of two months on one of the stalls ...