... She was quite email' he wee the niaa who struck the blow. Priscser then went into the box. He described himself as a Covent Garden porter, and stated that os Monday evening, the 2nd June he left his father about a quarter to els. He went straight away ...

... numbers are employed as knockers up, in minding babies, taking care of shoeblacks' pitches, and delivering breakfasts in Covent Garden at 4 a.m. More than 12,000 children are employed in thei costermongers' street markets, chiefly on HORSES, CATTLE, DOGS ...

... en the whole, been given by the Oladstonians to Lord Salisbu ry's by no means meek address to the Primrose League at Covent Garden Theatre. It seems pretty evident that, for sane reason or other, they have come to the conclusion that virtuous constitutional ...

... a carman, lately residing at 38, Great Warner Street, Clerkeawell, who was found lying dead in a van in Hart Street, Covent Garden, on Monday last. The deceased when Jiscovered had been unloading some parcels of brown paper at a house in Hart Street ...

... The Holywell's crew were picked np later by the London steamer Wearmouth, which tranderred them to the Calder lifeboat Covent Garden, and the life. boatmen sailed their craft into Yarmouth. The sunken steamer was a boat of 2.100 tons, owned by Tyzaek and ...

... ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Covent Garden stet King Edward a four-lesvcd shamrock oo Saturday. The rare plant pielcaol from the bogs of Hallycreely. Quern sent four boxes of shamrock to the Irish Guards at Chelsea RiuTacks, with note in her Majesty's own handwriting ...

... It is certainly too early yet to judge the Australian orange, the very first consignment of which has only just reached Covent Garden, but later on it will come into direct contrast with the Florida. and Mount St. Michaels, which the fruiterers have hithertc ...

... unworthy of the honour—Mr. J. T. Bedford, known to a last generation as the aavicur of Epping Fieest.' The opera season at Covent Garden consisted performances that have usually afforded much gratification without containing anything worthy of special comment ...

... could hardly be excelled. Inside the close, sweltering room. a sick child; outside, the rush and roar of London, with Covent Garden on the other side of the street, which is noisiest about 3 a.m. No relaxation, except an occasional visit to Bow Street ...

... the demand at Christmas in London alone. With regard to this last point they might have gained some idea by a visit to Covent Garden or Farringdon markets although the bulk of the supply has already passed into the hands of the retailers. From early morning ...

... rner. There lived in that road a master chimney sweeper, an engineer at the water works, and a Covent Garden salesman, and these men had to rise about four each morning to commence their daily toil. The first night I started practise the chimney sweeping ...

... He revived grand opera at Drury lane in 1887, and since Isms be has had the administration of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The number and strain of the many enterprises ia which he ens concerned were undoubtedly r► sponsible to a large extent ...