... CANADIAN PEACHES AT COVENT GARDEN. September will witness the arrival of large consignments of Canadian peaches. Only last year the orchardists of Ontario made their first tentative attempt to obtain a footing in the English markets. Their success surpassed ...

... but large consignments are arriving each day from abroad. Prices range low;in tact.so great was the glut on Saturday at Covent Garden that apples in some cases were practically given Jargonelle pears are very abundant, and in excellent condition, thunlcs ...

... stated that the Duke of Bedford's box and ante-room, box 51, end two stalls which have never been included in the letting Covent Garden Theatre,, excepted from the purchase. The reason that the Duke is the ground landlord, and such has always reserved himself ...

... A GLUT OF FBUII For five or six seasons past there has not been a glut of fruit at Covent Garden , just now. It year plenty, ©specially for stone fruit, but it is very questionable whether the British grower will be a penny the better for it. Things are ...

... WHENCE LONDON GETS ITS FBOIT. A wholesale fruit dealer at Covent Garden bad been sought out in order that some particulars might be elicited as to how London • supplied with fruit. What, it asted, might be called the ** fruit season Fruit* answered the ...

... whole day, was sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment. Prisoner is only 21 years of age. Michael Joseph Holland (32), Covent Garden porter, living at 32, Sardinia Builddnga, little Wild Street, was charged Bow Street Police Court, London, on Saturday ...

... grass - as it known at Covent Garden. Prices on Monday were low owing to the large quantites imported from France. and the expectation of a log English supply if the tine weather Is maintained. The Toulouee variety sold at Covent Garden on Monday at from ls ...

... who cater for the insatiable vegetable markets. Extensive areas cl land various textures in the counties within roach of Covent Garden are devoted to vegetable caltan; and, although the basiaeaa ia progtsble when aa anrrage crop is obtained, it may easily ...

... year. A pitatoe famine is threatened in England. and prices have increased fifty per cent. in th. laSt ten day,. while at Covent Garden a further nee is regarded as very probable. The main UMW. is stated to he the large demand from Belitutn and other countries ...

... THIS DBUBY LANE TBAGBDT. Michael Joseph Holland, (82), Covent Garden porter, of Sardinia Buildings, little Wild Street, was charged at Bow Street Police Court, London, with the wilful murder Joseph Wootton, general dealer, of 13, Church Street, Marylebone ...

... IN LONDON. Daring ths small hours of Friday morning safe robbery was peroetrated H» r P public- bunas. Ruaasll Street, Covent Garden, London. The Harp the course domolitiovi and Utile more than the hare remains in house immedi-.trly at the rear the hara ...

... six concerts oaring this month and next—two chamber concerts and fear orchestral ones. Next Saturday Signor will re-open Covent Garden Theatre for rtx warin’ season Italian Opera. The sßten Oialia and Sofia Bavogli will ainf; in Alida,” Anna Bolena,” Orfoo ...