GROVE CIGARETTES. YEa SWEET. GROVE TOBACCO. MERTLE (coal. GROVE CIGARETTES.
MYRIALE GROVE TOBACCO. and LONDON. MADDY NOTICE. THS. -The MARRIAGES, And CHARGEforADVERTIsem*nTS DEATHS is FIVE for SIX EACH INSERTION, and One SHILLINGS, Additional Line.
These and address announcements of the duly authenticated by by P.O. the Orders name or Cheque. Stamps sender. not and be rec pa eived. and if sent will be returned.
de will BIRTHS. -July 25, at Morpeth, Northumberland, the wife BUCHANAN. Buchanan, C.E., of a son. if 26. at Romelana, St.
Albans, the wife of Erne st Colebrook, of a son. -July 27, at Haslemere, Portswood, Albert FRANKLIN: of George Franklin. of a son. SouthampJune 25, at Perth, Western Australia, the wife of Howell Griffith, of a son (premature). the 24, at Falmouth, the wife of Major R.
A. C. King, Artillery (Madras). of a daughter. 27, at 50, Wimpole street, the wife of R.
Lt cas, B.S., M.B., F.R.C.S., Surgeon to Guy's Hospital. of a false son. 27. at 105, Chetwynd-road, Highgate-road, the F. E.
Hastings Pimbury, of a daughter. V. July Ramsden. 26, at 2, Nevill Park, Tunbridge Wells, the J. of a son wife of A.
25, at the Wilts and Dorset Bank, Chippenham. TANNER. Wilts. the wife of Percy Edward Tanner, of a daughter. MARRIAGES.
24, at St. George's, by Haw: the Brown Rev. aud Canon the Page Rev. Roberts, David assisted 'Anderson, by the Francis Rev. second son of Sir George Armstrong, to PulCanon Phillip.
daughter of George Fox, D.L., Elmiurst Hall, Lichfield, Staffordshire, and Mrs. Fox, of 9. square. 27, 1896, at St. John's Church, Higher Broughton, Halifax, by Robert the Rev.
H. Lomax, of St. Cottage. Ripponden, to Louisa Lydia, youngest John's, Thorpe, near Cliffe daughter of the late E. J.
Woodward, of Notting-hill, London. 28, at St. John's, Paddington. by the Ret. H.
C. Squires, G. M.A., S. vicar of M.A., Holy vicar Trinity. Richmond, assisted try the Rev.
third son Karney, of the late Joseph of the parish, Hudders Geld, Yorkshire, to Margaret. eldest daughter of Sidney Townend, Batley. Captain Mitcalfe Dale, late 10th Regiment, of Richmond, Surres. G. C.
25, Keble, at S. vicar of Catharine's S. Catharine's Church, Gloucester, Church. the Rev. Ernest Lascelles Jenner.
B.D., sixth son of Montagu Herbert Jenner, to Edith De Wint, younger daughter of John Burrup, Esq. MOLE-HARDY. -Tuesday, Rev. July Reginald 28. at St.
Laurence's, Wormles, Herts, by the Illingworth WoodM.A. rector of Merstham, Surrey, assisted by the Rev. house, W. F. Lobb D.D., of Highgate, David Poole, West India Regiment.
son of the late Charles Poole, of Clifton, Bristol, to Jessie, youngest daughter of Colonel John Braith waite H.ardy, late Royal Artillery, and Mrs. Fanny Destrosses liridy, of Wormley, Herts. 27, at Flitton Parish Church, Beds, by the Rev. J. W.
Sawyer, Walter, son of the late Joseph Whiting, to Marion, daughter of Fredk. Thos. Pepper, of Hitchin. So cards. DEATHS.
25. at Badmondisfield Hall, near Newmarket. Nathaniel Warner Bromley, J.P. 26, at Brighton, Mary Evelyn, the dearlyloved child of the Rev. Colin Campbell, M.A., vicar of Christ Church.
West on super-Mare, and of Mary, his wife, aged 31. 26, at Aberdeen, Charles Davidson, of Forrester-hill, aged 85. 26, at 4, Upper Camden-place, Bath, Maria, widow of the late Major General Wright Westcott Davidson, agel TI. Sunday, July 26, at Ivy Lodge, Worple-road, Epsom, Thomas Davies, late of the Registrar General's Office, Somerset House, aged 53. 25, at 13, Fulwood Park, Liverpool, Thomas Gair, 10 his 70th year.
24, at Torquay. Harriet, the dearly-beloved wife of Major General F. Gaitskell, C.B., Royal (late) Bengal Artillery. retired 27. at Seleng, Jorhat, India, suddenly, of apoplexy.
Philip A. Hampton, eldest son of C. A. Hampton, Ewell, to the grief of all who knew him. (By telegram.) HILL.
-July 6, of wounds received at the battle of Thabas, Imambo. Rhod'esia, John Hall Hill, second son of the late Samuel Hill, M.D., of 22, Mecklenburgh-square, London, in his 35th gear. 7, at the Vicarage, Rozdon, Essex, Maria, widow of Edmund Jones, of Ladbroke-square, and daughter of the late Rev. William Wall, sometime vicar of Belmont, Bob.on-le-Moors, aged 64. Indian papers, please cops.
27, at Wilberforce-place, Reading, after a few days' illness. Harriette, widow of the late Henry Edward Jordan. of the Forbury. Reading, and sixth daughter of the late Willian of Parmoor House, Bucks, aged 81. ROLLER.
-July 28, suddenly, Eva Roller, of Clapham-common, the widow of the late F. W. Roller. 25, at 92, Norwich-street, Cambridge, in her 85th sear. Mars.
widow of the Rev. George Scott, sometime minister of Hairsie, Fifeshire, and eldest surviving daughter of the late Robert Forsyth, Advocate, Edinburgh 27, at Stansted Park, Sussex, George Wilder, in his 46th y. mar. 27, 1896. at Dover House, Cheltenham, Anne Eliza, widow of Richard H.
G. Wilson, and daughter of the late R. A. Di: mes, of Dublin, aged 51. MEMORIAL a WINDOWS, in Brasses richest in "gilding" glass, 25s.
to Designs. Estimates. (Established 50 years.) metal. Donor writes I larch window and brass admirable." TAYL4 DR (late O'Connor). 4.
Berners-street, W. A RMORI CORRECTLY AL BEARINGS Crested Painted and Book-plates: Engraved Rings Seals (3 large selection)." Livery Buttons Harness Crest 6. Illuminated Addresses. Card-plate and 50 Tistng best quality, 2s. 8d.
Price lists post CULLETON. 25 Cranbourn-street. London. W.C. TAMES SE BRED and Tottenham-courtroad, W.
Funerals throughout in town and Cremations, mt work, valuations for probate, family country. and servants' mourning. Telegrams. Shoolbred. London.
TUNERAI. FURNISHERS and CREMATORS, THE LONDON NECROPOLIS COMPANY. Telegraphic Lancaster-pl add ice. tress. Strand, and 188.
Westminster-bridge-road. "Tenebratio. London." Telephone 4839. No BROS. brass Marvello and ns despatch in Fast Train Orders.
Engraved plates furniture; oak. elm, and metal coffins and cases in stock. All arrangements made for funerals coming to London. -Dora at Works, East-road, City-road, N. PERFECT SYSTEM OF BURIAL.
THE -The SANITARY BURIAL ASSOCIATION particulars alt de most Great Sanitary System Bloomsbury, W.C. Sa fest and of PEARLS, DIAMONDS, GOLD, Valued SILVER, accurately or Purchased for cash, from 17. to 10.0007. SPINK and SON, Diamond Merchants. PEARLS, DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER, and Electro Silver Valued or Purchased.
SPINK and SON, Diamond Merchants, end or Oity. Est. 1772. PEARLS, DIAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER, SPINK and SON appraises for the legal profession, executors. 17 and 18 Piccadilly, W.
(corner of Air-street). and at1 and 2, Gracechurch-street, Corn hill, London, E.C. FALL IN SILVER. 38. 10d.
par OZ. SILVER SPOONS and FORKS. HOW ELL and JAMES'S TO-DAY'S PRICE. 6, 7. and 9.
REGENT-STREET, LONDON. OLD SILVER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. BOOKS, Pictures, and Engravings, Stamps, Coins, SIMPSON, Literary and Fine PROPERTY. A make a of the SALE of this class of Auctioneers, required. Liberal advances made pending realisations if -Address 47.
Valuations for Probate. Established a century. icester-square, London. GENERAL NURSING INSTITUTE, Establish ed 1862, Manderille-place. at Henrietta Manchester street, square, Covent-garden.
W. Under Medical Direction. supplied immediately for cases NURSES, of who reside description. in the Home, Terms every Telephone No. -For 7055.
particulars Telegrams, apply Nutrix, to, the Superintendent. LIBERTY and Co. LIBERTY. SUMMER SALE. THIS DAY.
LAST THREE DAYS. LIBERTY. SALE. WASHING FABRICAST THREE DAYS.) for SUMMER BLOUSES and SEASIDE DRESSES. LIBERTY.
SALE. (LAST THREE DAYS.) CHENE ZEPHYRCOTTONS in floral designs and lustrous silky effects. Colours mauve, green, yellow, pink, and blue, 27 inches wide. Sale price 1s. 6d.
per yard. Blouse lengths 44 yards for 6s. 9d. each. Patterns can be forwarded.
IBERTY. SALE. (LAST THREE DAYS.) GRASS LAWN, plain and embroidered, with openwork designs and stripes in white, on natural coloured grounds, 28 inches wide. Sale price 54d. to 28.
6d. yard. Patterns can be forwarded. LIBERTY. SALE.
(LAST THREE DAYS.) FLOWERED MUSLINS. A cool and daintylooking fabric, in selected designs on white and coloured embroidered and spot grounds. 28 inches wide. Sale price 7Ad. per yard.
Patterns can forwarded. I LIBERTY. SALE. (LAST THREE DAYS). Of SILKS.
SATINS. RUGS. CARPETS, BROCADES, MATTINGS. CASH CREPES. MERES.
TAPESTRIES, SHAWLS. MUSLINS, CRETONNES, EMBROIDERIES, WALL PAPERS, CURTAINS. TABLE COVERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, FIRE SCREENS. FANCY A ARTICLES. BASKET BRIC-A-BRAC, WARE, LIBERTY and Co.
At Greatly Reduced REGENT Prices. London, W. RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT OPERATION. of ATKINSON'S PATENT TRUSS for the radical Cure reports and certain testimonials sent simple, on rapid, receipt and of effective. stamped President only truss address.
of recommended College by of the late Physicians Sir -B. F. Andrew Co. 7. Mill street, Conduit-street, London.
W. Atkinson Healthy Homes. DRAINS. THE Surveys, testa. SURVEY reports Experts.
-Apply UNHAM'S MILD CURED ASSOCIATION. BREAKFAST 85. Gower BACON W.C. and HAMS. His The Royal only Bacon and Hams used by Highness the Prince of Wales the As the public experience Voyage India.
Bros. Summer Mild great Cured difficulty in obtaining auring have much pleasure in drawing Breakfast attention to Lunham their celebrated brand. which be provision dealers in the obtained United from all Kingdom. t're leading Each branded judges BEST greatest connoisseurs. CIGARS the at keenest buyers.
Indian Paul's value now foreign their cigars, CIGARS at 166., BENSON'S, 100. 61, cigars. fragrant, 166. 100. Samples six for 1s.
(14 22s. stamps). NORTH BORNEO STATE CIGARS.the Tobacco. Government to -These be are the only Cigars gueranteed by manufactured entirely Borneo Court (Large), Boxes (25) Leading Brands. 108.
6d. Post Pertamas (50) 14s. 0d. free Samanis 10s. on Indian Exhibition, (50) Stand 228, 6d.
Western of Arcade. remittance. 57. North Borneo State Cigar Syndicate (Limited), London, E.C The Standard. No.
22,489. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1896. TWELVE PAGES, ONE PENNY. RIENT NEW ZEALAND, The following Steamships leave London as MAIL under. Plymouth one Melbourne, day later, Naples nine with days later, for Albany, Adelaide, and Sydney, her Majesty's Mails, calling at Colombo, and taking passengers to all ports in Australasia LUSITANIA 3912 4000h.p.
Aug. 7 OROTAVA 5552 7000 Aug. 21 ORUBA ORMUZ 5652 7000 Sept. 4 6387 8500 Sept. 18 Passengers leaving London seven days' later than above, and travelling overland, can overtake the steamer at Naples.
Loading Berth, Tilbury Docks. First and Second Saloon Fares, 352. to 70L Return to 1052. Also Cheap Third -class Tickets. (F.
and Head Office Managers Anderson, Anderson, and Fenchurch-avenue, Co. London. E.C.; For or passages the apply to the latter firm, at 5, Fenchurch-avenue, to Branch Office. 16, co*ckspur-street, S. W.
RIENT LINE. NAPLES, PORT SAID, SUEZ, and COLOMBO. Every Fortnight. Cheap Single and Return Tickets, and Circular Tickets for Tours in the Mediterranean. -Apply as above.
WEST ORIENT LINE, AUSTRALIAN from London Direct. GOLDFIELDS, Every Fortnight. by -Apply as above. BERDEEN LINE to AUSTRALIA via Teneriffe and Cape Town, in 42 days. ABERDEEN Capt.
A. Simpson 3711 tons Aug. 25 Capt. A. T.
Wills 3659 tons Sept. 26 The steamers of this favourite Line sail from London monthly, taking Saloon and Third-class Passengers to TENERIFFE, CAPE TOWN, and all AUSTRALIAN and NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Fares to Australia, 148. to 507.: to Cape Town, 8i. 89.
to particulars apply to Geo. Thompson and 7, Billiter-square, E.C.; or Sewell and Crowther, 18, co*ckspur street. Charing-cross. TEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA, calling at Teneriffe and CAPE TOWN outwards, and Rio and TENERIFFE SAVILL, and ALBION CO. (Ltd.) despatch their magnificent Royal Mail Steamers from London (Royal Albert Dock) Every Four Weeks.
Passengers conveyed to TENERIFFE and THE CAPE. Aug. 6 AOTEA 6364 ts I Sept. 3 GOTHIC (tw. sc.) 7175 ts Unsurpassed Leaving Plymouth two days later.
accommodation and cuisine. Cheap rate. Single and return. Round the World Tours. to Apply to Ismay, Imrie, and 10, Water-street, Liverpool; or Shaw, Sarill, and Albion Company (Limited), 34, Leadenhall-street, E.C., or 51, Pall-mall, S.
W. CAPE TOWN, South FARES. Special Opportunity by S.8. Aotea, leaving London August 6 and Plymouth August 8, as above. Fares -Steerage, 8 guineas: third-class, 10 and 12 guineas; all For found.
Excellent accommodation and dietary. berths apply to Ismay, Imrie, and 10, Water-street, Liverpool, or to Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co. as per preceding advertisem*nt. TEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CAPE TOWN, TENERIFFE, by the NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S Royal Mail Steamers. Monthly Sailings from London (Plymouth two days later).
RUAHINE TONGARIRO. 6127 4163 tons tons J. E. Bone. R.N.R...
Aug. 20 F. Mayos, R.N.R... Sept. 17 4515 tons Capt.
H. E. Greenstreet Oct. 15 Liberal Fares, single and return. Superior accommodation.
cuisine, and every comfort for a long voyage. Special terms for families and Round the World Health and Pleasure Tours. Apply Gray, Dawes, and Craven House, Northumberland-avenue. or J. B.
Westray E. C. TEW AUSTRALIA. ZEALAND, (via New York and San Francisco. TASMANIA.
Choice Quickest, most picturesque, and instructive route to Colonies. of Atlantic Lines. Choice of American Rail Routes. Specially constructed Pacific Steamers. Unequalled facilities.
Illustrated Guides post free. -AMERICAN and AUSTRALIAN LINE, 122, Pall-mall. S. and 34. Leadenhall-street, E.C.
EST AUSTRALIAN GOLD FIELDS. to Fremantle direct and Albany from London monthly: and about fortnightly from Liverpool to Ports for Northern Gold Fields and -Apply to Trinder, Anderson, and 4. St. Mary-axe: or to Bethell, Gwyn, and 22, Billiter-street, London, E.C. RITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY India Assod.
Steamers (Ltd.) will despatch the undermentioned or other STEAMERS from London, with liberty to call at ports in the English Channel or Mediterranean. MADRAS. CALCUTTA, and (MAURITIUS, COLOMBO) with liberty to call at Naples. Pindari. ....5660 tons.
Aug. 7 Sept. 4 Mahratta ..5600 Goorkha .4067 tons. Sept.18 Electric light: good cuisine: superior Cabin accommodation. URRACHEE, BOMBAY, Tons.
and PERSIAN GULF. Ras Rowa 3000 July 25 COAST of AFRICA, via SUEZ Transhipping to to connecting Steamer. Tons. Tons. 5660 Aug.
4707 Sept. 4 UEENSLAND, via JAVA PORTS and TORRES STRAITS. Banffshire 19 D. of Sept.30 D.of Buckingham3100. Sept.
9 Merkara. 19 Neither owners nor undersigned will be responsible for de tention, demurrage, or loss of any kind arising from strikes or locks out. For freight and passage apply to GRAY, DAWES, and 23, Great Winchester E.C.. and Craven House, Northumberland-avenue, W.C.: or GELLATLY, HANKEY. SEWELL, and Dock House.
Billiter-street. E. Pall-mall. S. W.
DACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.Under Contract for her Majesty's Mails from Liverpool to BRAZIL (Pernambuco. Bahia, Rio), RIVER PLATE, and WEST COAST of SOUTH AMERICA, calling at La Pallice (La Rochelle). Corunna, Vigo, Leixoes. Oporto, and Lisbon. tons July 30 IBERIA .4661 Aug.
27 ....5317 tons Aug. 13 LIGURIA 4676 tons Sept. 10 tOrcana will not take second-class passengers. Superior accommodation. Special terms for families and tourists.
Loading Berth, Morpeth Dock. Birkenhead. EXTRA SERVICE of FAST CARGO STEAMERS to CHILIAN and PERUVIAN PORTS. INCA 3600 tons Aug. 6 CORCOVADO (New) MAGELLAN.3600 4500 tons Oct.
I ANTISANA 3600 tons Nov.Insurances effected at specially low rates. Apply to Messrs Anderson, Anderson, and 16, co*ckspurstreet, or 5, Fenchurch avenue, London; or to The Pacific Steam Navigation Company, 31, James-street, Liverpool. A MERICAN LINE. -UNITED to NEW STATES YORK I MAIL Direct, in Six Days. EVERY SATURDAY.
Free rail from London. S.s. ST. LOUIS 1 S.s. ST.
8 Saloon, Second Cabin, and Steerage, at lowest rates. Apply to KENDALL'S, 28, E. C. (near Liverpool-st. Station), and 4, Adelaide Charing-cross, W.C..
London. BEAVER POOL LINE. to QUEBEC -Regular and Sailings MONTREAL. from LIVERS.s. LAKE ONTARIO, Aug.
11 S.8. LAKE HURON, Aug. 8. Excellent accommodation for all classes. Fares from 5 guineas.
-Apply Houlder Brothers and 146. London. ROYAL MAIL LINE.Special Through Bookings, at low rates, to all points in Canada and the United States. LIVERPOOL to QUEBEC and MONTREAL. SCOTSMAN 30 OTTOMAN 6 Saloon, intermediate, and steerage at lowest rates.
Apply Richards, Mills, and James-street. Liverpool: Hickie, Borman, and 22, Billiter-street, E.C., and 14. Waterlooplace, S. T. Cook and Son, Ludgate-circus; Henry Gaze and Son.
Strand Sewell and Crowther, 18, co*ckspur street. NUNARD LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.renowned Mail Steamers have an unequalled record of over half a century for safety and comfort, 5 1-3 days' Passages. Liverpool to New York. Liverpool to Boston.
CAMPANIA Aug. 1 July 30 Saloon passengers can leave London by Special Train from Euston at 12.0 noon Sat. direct to Riverside Station, alongside steamerat by Mail Train at 4.10 p.m. to join steamer at Queenstown. Superior accommodation at moderate fares for all classes.
Passenger booked through to all parts of America and Canada. Apply to The Canard Steamship Co. Liverpool; or in London. 93. Bishopegate-street, E.C., and 13.
Pall-mall, S. W. DIRECT from Chamberlain's Wharf, London Bridge. -Regular service of steamers three times a week, carrying passengers and cargo. Private sleeping cabins.
Passengers must book in advance. -Apply to Bennett Steamship Company (Limited), 29, Tooley-street, London Bridge. Fares: Single, return. 17s. 6d.
ALIAN -Monthly Sailings by the fast and steamers of this line from Vanconver, calling at Honolulu and through tickets, including passage by any Atlantic Steamer and Canadian Pacific Railway to Vancouver, apply to Canadian Pacific 67-8. King William E. 30, S. J. Huddart, Managing Owner, 22, E.C.
APAN, PACIFIC ROUTE via New York, Montreal, Vancouver. Only line running through trains Atlantic to Pacific under one management. Largest, fastest, only twin-screw steamers on Pacific. Leave England thrice weekly: Vancouver berths, or descriptive pamphlets, apply CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. 67-8.
King William-street, E.C., or 30, S. W. to Allan Brothers and 19, James-street, Liverpool, for their HANDBOOK of INFORMATION, which is sent free. TNITED STATES, and Allan Lines. York on Saturday.
Boston on Thursday, Canada on lowest ocean and rail fares to all points in the States and Canada apply to Direct Agents, Wm. Ashby and 26, Leadenhall-street, E.C. TNITED STATES, CANADA, -GOODS, Parforwarded to all parts abroad. Passages engaged. FURNITURE PACKED and SHIPPED.
DAVIES. TURNER. and Co. (est. 1870), 52, Lime E.C.
and 113A, Regent-street, and at Liverpool and New York.i PARCELS ABROAD by the Mail and Fast HOW limit Steamers. to weight. Cheaper Write than for Table Parcels of Post, Rates and without full particulars, post free of SEND NEALE and WILKINSON, 9. Union-court, Old Broad-street, E.C. DASSENGER NOTICE.
and CROWTHER having just their new Guide to all parts for health, business, or pleasure travel, passengers, before making arrangements, should apply for copy. gratis (1d. postage): at 18. co*ckspur-street, Charing -cross, or 11, Onslow-place, S. W.
TOTICE MAPLE and CO LONDON THE LARGEST FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT in the WORLD A PLEASANT HOUR" TISITORS to LONDON may spend a PLEASANT HOUR in inspecting the Largest Furnishing Establishment in the World, with its many acres of Show Rooms, Fine Art Galleries, and grand series of Specimen Rooms. Hundreds of thousands of pounds' worth of high-class Furniture, Carpets, Curtains. China, ready for immediate despatch. All the latest novelties. Everything marked in plain figures at lowest net cash prices.
Established nearly years. MAPLE and CO FIRST -CLASS FURNITURE MAPLE and CO BED-ROOM SUITES TAPLE and CO NEW SHOW ROOMS A THOUSAND BED-ROOM SUITES MAPLE and Rooms for have Bed-room added Furniture, additional and the ranges present of selection is altogether beyond precedent, both in variety of style and excellent value for money. Bed-room Suites from 3l. 10s. to 250l.
A thousand suites to choose from. The largest stock in the world. MAPLE and CO BEDSTEADS 39,195 BEDSTEADS 39,195 BEDSTEADS THE LARGEST SELECTION TN THE WORLD MAPLE and CO MAPLE and CO BEDDING SPECIALISTS in BEDDING MAPLE and CO RESTFUL BEDDING MAPLE and CO FOR HOT WEATHER and CO recommend their double and treble Woven Wire and Chain Spring Mattresses, with a Hair Top Mattress, as forming a cool, comfortable, sanitary, and inexpensive bed, suitable for the hot weather. Special price list of Spring Bedding; also of Bedsteads for Country or Seaside Residences, post free. MAPLE Convenient and CO Furnishing (Limited), the Establishment Largest in the and World.
Most Many acres of Show Rooms. Hundreds of thousands of pounds' worth Established of goods to select than half from, all ready for immediate delivery. Lendon, more a century. -Tottenham-court-road, W. ALL CYCLISTS SHOULD USE FIELD'S CYCLISTS' SOAP.
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Hope you are well and happy. Am well and longing for time. Much love. TORK, NEWCASTLE, the Lady in white of Saturday communicate. MAUTION to the TOBACCO TRADE.
NOTICE that in an ACTION in the HIGH COURT of JUSTICE, CHANCERY DIVISION, between W. and F. FAULKNER, Plaintiffs, and the CITY CIGAR COM1896, PANY, granted Defendant, Mr. PERPETUAL Justice Stirling, on the 11th day of July, a INJUNCTION restraining the Defendant, his servants, or agents from INFRINGING the PLAINTIFFS' TRADE MARK, No. 7849, of 1877.
and from PASSING OFF Tobacco not being the Plaintiffs' Tobacco as or for words the Plaintiffs' Tobacco, and in particular from using the FAULKNER" or NOSEGAY" in connection with any Tobacco not being the Plaintiffs' Tobacco, and from using a certain ticket bearing the words CITY CIGAR COMPANY'S VALUE NOSEGAY 34 PER OZ. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that proceedings will be instituted, without further notice, against or any person persons found INFRINGING the SAID TRADE MARK or PASSING OFF TOBACCO not being the Tobacco of the said W. and F. FAULKNER as or for their Tobacco, or using the words or NOSEGAY in connection with any Tobacco not manufactured by the said W. and F.
FAULKNER. (Signed) LANGHAMS. 10. Bartlett-buildings, Holborncircus. E.C..
and 174, Blackfriar3-road. S.E., Solicitors for the said W. and F. FAULKNER, Tobacco Manufacturers, IMPORTANT NOTICE and CAUTION. THOMAS EDWARD BRINSMEAD and SONS (Limited).
Pianoforte Manufacturers, of the Pianoforte Works, Ferdinand-street, Camden Town, and Bartholomew Works, Kentish Town, heraby Give Notice, that they have NO CONNECTION with ANY OTHER FIRM carrying on business under the STYLE, NAME, or DESIGNATION of BRINSMEAD. The firm of Thomas Edward Brinsmead and Sons, recently converted into a Limited Liability Company, was founded by Mr. Edward Thomas Brinsmead and his two sons, Mr. Edward George This Stanley Brinsmead and Mr. Sydney Walter Brinsmead.
announcement is rendered necessary in consequence of the insertion of a number of advertisem*nts by another firm of pianoforte manufacturers carrying on business in a similar name. THOMAS EDWARD BRINSMEAD and SONS (Limited) hereby Give Notice that they will INSTITUTE IMMEDIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS against any PERSON or PERSONS who may SELL or REPRESENT. or ATTEMPT to SELL or REPRESENT, ANY PIANO NOT OF THEIR MANUFACTURE AS BEING MANUFACTURED BY THEM, and they will REWARD any person who shall give them information of any such dealings. THOMSON and 2 and 3. West-street, Finsburycircus, E.C., Solicitors for Thomas Edward Bringmead and Sons (Limited).
IMPORTANT NOTICE AND CAUTION. BRINSMEAD and SONS, of Wigmorestreet, and Brinsmead' Works, Grafton-road, Kentish Town, London, whose business was established in the Reign of King William the Fourth, hereby GIVE NOTICE that they have NO INTENTION of CONVERTING their BUSINESS into a LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, and that they are in no way connected with or interested in the business of Thomas Edward Brinsmead and Sons (Limited). which has been recently registered, and in which business the public are now invited to take Shares. This announcement is rendered necessary in consequence of the confusion which has been, and will necessarily be, caused through the similarity of the new Company's name to that of John" Brinsmead and Sons. BRINSMEAD and SONS hereby GIVE NOTICE that they will INSTITUTE IMMEDIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS against any PERSON or PERSONS who may SELL or REPRESENT or ATTEMPT to SELL or REPRESENT any PIANO NOT OF THEIR MANUFACTURE AS BEING PIANO MANUFACTURED BY THEM, and they will REWARD any person who shall give them information of any such dealings.
BRINSMEAD and SONS. Sole Manufacturers of the Brinsmead" Pianos, 18. Wigmore-street, Established in the Reign of King William the Fourth. COTT'S STANDARD PNEUMATIC TYRE COMPANY (Limited). -The Pneumatic Tyres supplied by this Company are manufactured by Mr.
Robert Scott under Licence granted to him under the Pneumatic Tyre Company's Patents, and the Company are prepared to indemnify all purchasers and others using or dealing in Tyres supplied by the and to Defend any Actions which may be brought in reference to such Tyres. All persons using or dealing in Tyres sold by this Company to whom any allegations or representations are made that such Tyres are an infringement, or are not licensed, or against whom any proceedings are threatened or instituted, are requested to communicate with the Managing Director, Mr. Percy Morgan, at the Company's Offices, 89, Chiswell-street, London, or with the Company's Solicitors, Messrs. HARMAN. WARD, and COLLIER, 7.
Kingstreet, Cheapside, London, E.C 22d July, 1896. £100,000,000 List of UNCLAIMED. 3000 Families A having Registered money in Chancery. with instructions how to recover it. Price 18.
post free. Consultations, letters, and advice free. Wills searched and copied. Send for List at once to see if a fortune awaits and 62, Strand, London. TN RE SQUIRE'S CHEMICAL FOOD," for delicate Parrish, by contract, transferred the manufacture of his Syrup to Squire and Son, her Majesty's Chemists.
The PUBLIC are CAUTIONED that Inferior IMITATIONS (differing in composition) are sold as Parrish's. To escape imposition demand SQUIRE'S CHEMICAL FOOD. In bottles, 3s. and 6s. each, obtainable everywhere.
1895. SQUIRE SONS. 413. Oxford-street, London, W. DEAR illuminated with -Our garden HEARN'S" and conservatory were PRISMATIC GLASS LAMPS.
We had a guinea case, containing twelve dozen, in assorted colours, including lights to burn for four hours, direct from the Eclipse Glass Works, Clapton, N.E., although afterwards we found we could have obtained them at our own ironmongers' or the Stores. You are quite right, dear, they did look pretty. Trust you will have a jolly time. Sorry cannot be with you. -Yours affectionately, MAUDE.
THE NEW PHOTOGRAPHY. -Owing to the success Mr. Henry Slater has personally achieved with the New Photography he is prepared to introduce same in Divorce matters free of charge. Offices, No. 1, Basinghall-street, City.
DE plished, a mystery you desire cleared an up, or object the doings accom- of a suspected person secretly ascertained, consult SLATER, "the greatest detective of the age. vide Press. -Offices, No. 1, Basinghall street, E.C. SLATERS ledged DETECTIVE establishment in the City of acknow- London.
vide Press, for Divorce, Secret Inquiries, and Watchings. -Apply, write, wire, or telephone.Offices, No. 1, Basinghall-street, E.C. LATER has for years been successful in nearly every case entrusted to him, whether domestic, financial, or commercial. Telephone No.
Offices, No. 1, Basinghall-street. City, E.C. LATER'S DETECTIVES for DIVORCE. Before commencing Divorce proceedings, consnIt Slater, who will obtain all available reliable evidence.
Successful in every case in the Divorce Court during the past ten years. (LATER'S DETECTIVES for ascertaining where people go, what they do, the company they keep, whether the club is responsible for late hours, and if shopping alone occupies so much time. -Henry Slater. 1. Basinghall-street, E.C.
A WEEK SOLICITED at the for Sending the Sick is Poor of St. EARNESTLY Mary's, Plaistow, E. (London over the Border). to St. Monica's Home of Rest for Women, and St.
Mary's Holiday Home for Children at Southend-on-Sea. This is one of the largest and poorest parishes in East London -pop. 22,000. TEN SHILLINGS will keep a poor child, chance of recovery is pure air, at the sea for a fortnight. Women and children from other poor parishes received in the crossed Prescott's Bank, and payable to the Rev.
T. GIVEN-WILSON, Vicar of Plaistow. London. E. WHARING CROSS HOSPITAL, W.C.-The Treasurers gratefully ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt of FIVE GUINEAS 86 a DONATION from Messrs.
SIGISMUND NEUMANN and Co. Further contributions towards the 12.0007. required annually from voluntary sources are earnestly solicited. ARTHUR F. READE, Secretary.
FRESH AIR for CHILDREN and 1 INVALIDS. FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED to give DELICATE BOYS and GIRLS and INVALIDS in large POOR Parish, SURROUNDED by the Docks, a FORTNIGHT'S FRESH AIR at the SEASIDE. K. From a Friend." Miss Noel, A. D.
Blackburn, F. B. R. (Norbiton), and Anon heartily Thanked. Many anxiously asking sent.
Rev. STEWART SMYTH, The Vicarage, St. Mark's, Victoria Docks, London, E. ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, Paddington, -President, H.R.H, the Duke of York, K.G.
Entirely dependent upon gratefully Voluntary Contributions. The Board of Management ACKNOWLEDGE the receipt the following DONATIONS, viz. Mrs. John J. Bell, W.
£10 10 10 0 Further help is urgently needed 53007. owing to bankers. THOMAS RYAN, Secretary. £39 woman PLEADED from the FOR to Workhouse: save an illness and elderly losses Gentlecause of present distress. -Miss FAITHFULL, The Institute, 136, Regent st.
350 CHILDREN looking in one forward of to the their poorest ONE DAY parts of in the COUNTRY. Must they be refused Rev. J. GREENE, 68, Hazelwood-crescent, Kensal-road, W. HOTEL VICTORIA, LONDON.
THE VICTORIA ORCHESTRA (Under direction of Mr. Geo. W. Collins, late Professor at the Guildhall School of Music) Performs Selections of Music in Dining Hall daily during LUNCHEON, DINNER. and SUPPER.
Table Luncheon, 1.0 to 3.0, 3s. 6d. Dinner, 6.0 to 8.30. 5s. Supper, from 10.0 o'clock, 38.
also Service la carte. Tables may be secured in adrance. Open to Non-residents. Proprietors, THE GORDON HOTELS (Limited). UGUST BANK order to give their emplovees the extra benefit of this Holiday, the MIDLAND FURNISHING COMPANY.
of 69 to 77. Juddstreet. King's-cross, London, begs to Notify that their ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOSED from FRIDAY EVENING, the 31st July, at Eight p.m., till TUESDAY MORNING, the 4th August, at Nine a.m. UNTIL THE END OF THIS MONTH ONLY, AMPTON and SONS will CLEAR at greatly REDUCED PRICES, all such of their CRETONNES, LINENS, and LACE CURTAINS as have been superseded by the new designs for the Autumn season now on their looms. AMPTON and SONS.
CLEARANCE of HAMPTON and SONS. HOUSEHOLD HAMPTON the and end of SONS. this month Hampton LINENS. and Sons will sell, at clearance prices, a manufacturer's stock of hem -stitched Linen Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels, Table Damask, Tea and Glass Cloths, Dusters, These goods are all of exceptional merit, and can be thoroughly recommended. Detailed list free on application.
INDIAN CARPETS and some fine INDIAN 200 RUGS are now being CLEARED at extraordinarily low prices. A few odd Deccan Rugs, good quality, about 6ft. by 3ft. reduced to 7s. 11d.
The whole Stock of Japanese Rugs, 6ft. by to be cleared at 4s. usually 6s. 11d. Kurd Rugs at 3s.
usually 5s. 11d. 50 Antique Persian Rugs, reduced one-third, to clear. AMPTON and SONS, Pal East, Trafalgar square. and SONS' TRUSSES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS and List House for Surgical Ludgate-hill, Bandages.
40, Gracechurch-street. 112, Great Portland street, Female Attendant. Price London, and Broad-street, Oxford, Established 1830. SHIPPING. SHIPPING.
PENINSULAR and Mails), ORIENTAL to INDIA, CHINA, COMPANY Majesty's and STRAITS. AUSTRALIA, CEYLON, EGYPT, MALTA, and GIBRALTAR, Accelerated through services as under. OVERLAND ROUTE to INDIA, the EAST, and AUSTRALIA. DOMBAY, MADRAS, and KURRACHEE, by P. and O.
from LONDON and BRINDISI, Every Week. Tons. London. Brindisi. 5034 July 30 Aug.
9. PENINSULAR 5287 Aug. 7 Aug. 16 PARRAMATTA 4888 Aug. 13 23 (NALCUTTA and CEYLON, by P.
and 0. from LONDON. 4652 tons Friday, July 31 6064 Friday, Aug. 14 SIMLA 5884 tons Friday, Aug. 28 CHINA, JAPAN, and the STRAITS DIRECT, by P.
and O. MAIL STEAMERS. leaving LONDON and BRINDISI EVERY FORTNIGHT. Also by intermediate Steamers from London and China, direct, carrying saloon passengers. STRAITS, CHINA, aud JAPAN, P.
and O. DIRECT INTERMEDIATE Mail Company despatch, in addition to their Steamers, Intermediate Steamers, carrying passengers and cargo direct to China and Japan, calling at Penang tons and Singapore, en route, as 4094 3500 From London, 8 MANILA 4210 4319 tons 3000 3000 h. p. Aug. 22 tons Sept, USTRALIA.
NEW ZEALAND, and P. and O. COMPANY'S STEAMERS, carrying her Majesty's Mails, leave LONDON for SYDNEY, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Albany for West Australian Goldfields direct, calling at Brindisi Every Fortnight. Dates of departure as Tons. h.p.
July 30 G. W. 5034 5250 Aug. 13 Capt. P.
Harris. 4886 5000 Aug. 27 MASSILIA Capt. R. Harvey 5026 5250 Sept.11 ARCADIA Capt.
A. C. Loggin 6603 7500 Cheap Single and Return Tickets. First and Second Saloon Passengers only carried. Fares, 357.
and 70l. TENICE to EGYPT and BOMBAY, by P. and 0. -The P. and O.
COMPANY will despatch STEAMERS from VENICE to EGYPT (Port Said) Every Three Weeks, as follows: Passengers Tons. Venice. Brindisi. due Bombay. CLYDE 4136 Aug.
13 Aug. 15 Aug. 31 CLYDE 4136 Sept. 5 Sept. 21 CLYDE 4136 Sept.
24 Sept. 26 Oct. 12 from LONDON to and GIBRALTAR, EGYPT, MALTA, by P. PORT and SAID, 0. and ISMAILIA WEEKLY.
BRINDISI to PORT SAID and ISMAILIA WEEKLY. VENICE and BRINDISI to EGYPT, Aug. 13, Sept. 3. Sept.
24. CHEAP RETURN TICKETS to the -The P. and O. COMPANY ISSUE RETURN TICKETS at reduced rates to India, Ceylon, China, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand. Gibraltar.
Malta, Brindisi, and EGYPT, ROUND the WORLD TICKETS at REDUCED RATES. For DENINSULAR passage and and freight ORIENTAL 122, Leadenhall-street, COMPANY.and 25, co*ckspur-street, Freight Brokers, Escombe Liverpool. Manchester, Middlesbrough, Southampton, Glasgow, and London. Parcels 4d. per lb.
TNION LINE MAIL STEAMERS to GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA, NATAL, and EAST AFRICA. MADERIA, TENERIFFE. DEPARTURES FROM SOUTHAMPTON EVERY SATURDAY. Tons. Tons.
MEXICAN 4661 Aug. NORMAN (tw. sc.) 7537 Aug. 15 ATHENIAN. 3882 Aug.
8 GREEK (tw.sc.).. 4747 Aug. 22 Return Tickets issued to all Ports. Free Railway Tickets by Union Express from London to Southampton. Cheap Tickets for Passengers' friends.
Apply to UNION SS. 14, co*ckspur-street. S.W., and South African House, 96, Bishopegate street, LONDON, E.C. SHORT PLEASURE TRIPS to the CONTINENT, in Ocean-going Steamers. Nine days on sea and land.
Magnificent Ocean Steamers of UNION SS. (many being screw Steamers) LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY for Hamburg, calling alternately at Antwerp and Rotterdam. Time is afforded for visiting Brussels, Fares for the round voyage 8gs. firstclass, including accommodation and victualling while in port. -Apply to the Union SS.
Co. as above. NASTLE and NATAL MAILS.WEEKLY SERVICE for the GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH CASTLE COMPANY'S STEAMERS leave LONDON (East India Dock Basin, Blackwall) Every FRIDAY, and Sail from Southampton Every SATURDAY. Steamer. London.
S'thmpt'n. HARLECH CASTLE (viA Canaries) July 31 Aug. NORHAM CASTLE (via Madeira) Aug. 7 Aug. 8 CASTLE (via Canaries and St.
Helena) Aug. 14 Aug. 1 15 DUNOTTAR CASTLE (via Madeira) 21 22 Also for Madagascar and Mauritius. Return Tickets to all Ports. Free Tickets by Castle" Express from Waterloo to Southampton.
Apply to Donald Currie and 3, Fenchurch-street, E.C., West end Agency, Thos. Cook and Son, 13, co*ckspur-street. TATAL DIRECT Steamers convey Passengers to NATAL, Delagoa Bay, Beira, Chinde, and other East African Ports at through rates. Sailings from London, calling alternately at Teneriffe and Las PalmasDate. Steamer.
Tons. Commander. Aug. 17 UMHLOTI 2173 H. A.
Mitchell Aug. 31 2627 R. Lewis. Sept. 15 2627 H.
H. Clark. Fitted with refrigerator. Electric light throughout. Stewardess and doctor carried.
Also a Three-Weekly Direct Line between Cape Colony. Natal. East Africa, and India (Madras and Calcutta), and a Through Service for passengers and cargo between China, Japan, and South African Ports via Calcutta. Return Tickets issued.Apply to Owners, Bullard, King. and 14.
St. Mary axe, E. C. The only Weekly Line to Alexandria.The AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S FAST MAIL STEAMERS leave TRIESTE Every Wednesday at Noon; BRINDISI, Thursday, after the arrival of the mails due at 11.0 a.m., and arrive at Alexandria every Sunday at daybreak. The new fast Steamers Habsburg, Cleopatra, and Semiramis are now employed on this service.
Passengers from London may proceed every Monday at 10.0 a.m. via Ostende, and thence by the through Train de Luxe" to Trieste direct, where the train is due at 8.20 a.m. on Wednesday. For. further particulars and through tickets from London apply to the Agents, Borman and 22, Billiter-street E.C, and 14.
Waterloo 8. or any of the principal Passenger Agents. THE IMPROVEMENT of LANDED ESTATES. THE LAND, LOAN, AND ENFRANCHIsem*nT COMPANY (Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.) ADVANCES MONEY to LANDOWNERS for the erection of Farm Buildings, Labourers', Artisans', and Miners' Cottages, Drainage, and such other Agricultural and General Works as are authorised by the Act, including the Development of Land (being part of a landed estate) for Building Purposes, and for the erection of and additions to Mansions. Stables, Entrance Lodges, on Settled Estates, including their Sanitary Improvement and Water Supply thereto.
The amount borrowed being charged on the property and repaid by a terminable rentcharge. No investigation of title is required. Prospectus and forms may be obtained from Messrs. Gillespie and Paterson, W.S., 15, South Charlotte Edinburgh, Agents for the Company in Scotland: and at the Company's Offices. EDWIN GARROD, Secretary.
No. 22. Great George-street, Westminster. JOHN SHAW, STOCK AND SHARE DEALER, HEAD OFFICE. WARDROBE-CHAMBERS, DOCTORS'-COMMONS, E.C.
COVER SYSTEM. THE loss is limited, the profits are unlimited, and there is such an independence in acting that the principle must and does recommend itself to business it is the only method on which they deal. ENGLISH, RAILS, AMERICAN RAILS, FOREIGN STOCK, £10 COMMANDS £1000 STOCK £50 COMMANDS £5000 STOCK £500 COMMANDS proportion. £50,000 STOCK and so on No other liability whatever. THIS well-known and old-established firm offers the greatest facilities for dealing in any way in ALL CLASSES of STOCKS and SHARES.
SHAW. HEAD WARDROBEDOCTORS-COMMONS, LONDON, E.C. CLARKE, and RICHARDSON, SHARE and DEALERS, 3, Copthall London, E.C. COVER SYSTEM. £1 commands £100 stocks, £2 commands £200 stocks.
And so on pro rata. SPECIAL gratis, with highest and lowest, and monthly investment list on application. FORTNIGHTLY opened for the Stock Exchange Fortnightly Settlements. OUR ADVICE. Buy English Rails.
(Watch Great Boulder Main Reef and Americans). HOME RAILS, Americans, Kaffirs, and West Australians dealt in freely by CLARKE, RICHARDSON, and Co. DRUDENTIAL STOCK and SHARE OPERATIONS. The best and safest method of Speculation." LIABILITY PRUDENTIAL3" closed to date, average duration 41 days, each 57. Share has realised 97.
99. 0d. upon average. For particulars of the next "PRUDENTIAL" and a copy of the "Guide to Success in Stock and Share Dealings." sent gratis and post free. apply to CHARLES BENNETT and Co.
(established 1889), Stock and Share Dealers, 43, New Broad-street, London, E.C. TAMES LAMONT and STOCK and SHARE DEALERS, CROWN BUILDINGS. 79, QUEEN-STREET, LONDON, E.C. Every description of Stock Exchange Business transacted. Our Monthly Investment List, Prospectus with terms of business forwarded free on application.
JAMES LAMONT and Co. W. B. DEALERS, COCHRANE 13 and 14, and CORNHILL, STOCK and LONDON, SHARE E.C. Bankers: London and Westminster, Lothbury, E.C.
Telegrams REINVEST, LONDON." Accounts opened for the Stock Exchange Fortnightly Settlements, and also upon the usual Cover System. Prospectus. Monthly Investment Book, and Mining List, with the latest advices, sent gratis upon application. W. B.
COCHRANE Branch and Offices: 13 14, Cornhill, E.C. Victoria-street. "Reinvest, Bristol." -Victoria Chambers. Reinvest, Special Review of the Markets forwarded regularly if requested to all applicants, free of charge. W.
B. COCHRANE and 13 and 14, Cornhill. E.C. DOUGLAS, PROFITS PAID HUNGERFORD, DURING and 1895. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 2, 3 per Feb. 1, March 1, 52.: April 1, May 1, June 2, July 1, August 1, Sept. 2, Oct. 1, 8.: Nov.
1, 77.: Dec. 2. 11. Total for 12 months, 927. per an average of nearly 82.
PER CENT. PER MONTH. PROFITS PAID DURING 1896. Jan. 2...........
£6 per cent. Feb. £7 per cent. Mar. £6 cent.
April 1. £6 cent. May 1.. £6 per cent. June £5 cent.
July £5 per cent. OUR NEW ILLUSTRATED MANUAL mailed free upon request, showing how these profits may be made WITHOUT SPECULATION. Cheques for profits mailed promptly 1st of each month, and for withdrawals of capital on 2d and 16th month. Trial investments of 57. and upwards may be made.
We have not a dissatisfied Client. DOUGLAS. HUNGERFORD. and WILLIAMS, 5, Copthall-avenue, London, E.C., 11, Place de la Bourse. Paris.
(NOCHRANE and SONS, Established STOCK 1867. and SHARE DEALERS. 67, Cornhill. London, E.C. (late 13 and 14.
Cornhill). Accounts can be opened in all Stocks and American Shares at 14. per cent. cover, with no further liability. Cover runs off at middle tape prices.
Apply for Prospectus. Telegrams. Westminster. "Cochrane, London." Bankers, London and ONDON and PARIS EXCHANGE PARIS, ANTWERP, BRUSSELS. LONDON OFFICE, 24, Throgmorton-street.
E.C.This African and Corporation is prepared to make Advances on South Australian Mining Shares. By this system heavy All letters contango to be rates addressed and carry commissions are avoided. to the SECRETARY. DATENTS for INVENTIONS obtained and Trade Marks Registered throughout the World at moderate charges. DAVIES, and HUNT.
Estd. Chartered 1856. Patent Agents, 321A, High Holborn, London. Complete handbook post free. NO ALL WHO is TRUNKS, the cheapest and best house in London for Solid Overland Leather PortCabin Trunks, Ladies' Dress Trunks, manteaus.
Gladstone Bags, Ladies' Bags, Hat Cases, Waterproof Coats and Capes, and all useful articles for Established travellers.263, Tottenham-court-road (Oxford-st. end). 1852. MARDEN SEATS and CHAIRS of TEAKWOOD. from Old Navy Ships, on Galvanised Wrought Iron Frames.
Price List and Illustrations Free. Address SONS Land.) Yard. S. LONDON AND COUNTRY HOTELS. A LIST Tot the GORDON HOTELS.
GRAND HOTEL LONDON. The HOTEL METROPOLE) WHITEHALL ROOMS LONDON. The The HOTEL VICTORIA LONDON. The FIRST AVENUE HOTEL LONDON. The HOTEL METROPOLE) and BRIGHTON.
The CLARENCE ROOMS The BURLINGTON EASTBOURNE, The ROYAL PIER HOTEL RYDE, I. of W. The CLIFTONVILLE HOTEL MARGATE. The LORD WARDEN HOTEL (Now Open) DOVER. The HOTEL METROPOLE MONTE CARLO.
The HOTEL METROPOLE CANNES. A Rates HOTEL of Leading TARIFF Hotels. GUIDE Any (1d. Separate post free) Tariff gives Card Gratis at the Hotel Tariff Bureau, 96. Regent-street, W.
FORD'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL S.W. HYDE HOTEL PARK CECIL -STRAND and Unfurnished THAMES Residential EMBANKMENT. Flats. LIMMER'S HOTEL CONDUIT-STREET, W. MAISONETTES HOTEL De Vere Gardens, Kensington.
WIMPOLE HOTEL, 63, W. (elec. HOTEL and HYDROS. ABERDEEN (golf, fishing) IMPERIAL HOTEL ABERYSTWYTH WATERLOO HOTEL (facing sea). BAKEWELL, Derbyshire RUTLAND ARMS.
BATH GRAND PUMP ROOM HOTEL (fam. minl. baths). BEN (Nr. Ilkley) BAN RHYDDING Hydro.
Hotel. BETTWYSCOED, N. WATERLOO HTL. (Golf, Tennis). BIDEFORD, Cent.
N. Devon (Kingsley's Country), ROYAL HTL. BIRMINGHAM. GRAND HOTEL. BUSCOMBE, Bournemouth (new Prop.) CHINE HOTEL BOURNEMOUTH (East Cliff) HOTEL METROPOLE (golf).
Do. (close Gardens and Golf CENTRAL HTL. Do. Dalkeith Hitl. (pension, modern, moderate, homelike) BRADFORD G.N.Ry.
(VICTORIA) HOTEL BRIGHTON DUDLEY PRIVATE HOTEL BRUSSELS (14, Boulevard Botanique) HOTEL GERNAY. BUXTON, Derbyshire ST. ANN'S HOTEL, Do. do. PALACE HOTEL.
Do. do. BUXTON HYDRO. Do. do, HADDON GROVE HYDRO.
CANTERBURY (close to Cathedral) ROSE HOTEL COLWYN, N. Wales (new prop.) QUEEN'S HOTEL (Tennis). CROMER and METROPOLE HOTELS. DOVER ESPLANADE HOTEL DROITWICH (Brine Baths, Gout, Rheum) Worcestershire DUNKELD (salmon and trout fishing) BIRNAM HOTEL. EASTBOURNE QUEEN'S HOTEL.
EDINBURGH WINDSOR HOTEL Do. BRAID HILLS HOTEL (golf) Do. (Slateford) EDINBURGH HYDRO (golf, tennis). EXETER ROYAL CLARENCE HOTEL FOLKESTONE BATES' HOTEL, Do. ROYAL PAVILION HOTEL Do.
HOTEL WAMPACH. FORRES STN. HTL. Golf, fishing. FRESHWATER, I.
of W. HTL. CENTRALSTATION HOTEL Do. WINDSOR HOTEL, HARROGATE HARLOW MANOR HYDRO. TYNEDALE Hydropathic Mansion.
ILFRACOMBE COLLING WOOD. INVERNESS The STATION HOTEL. IRELAND ST. ANN'S HILL HYDRO, Blarney, nr. Cork.
JERSEY (St. Helier's) BREE'S ROYAL HOTEL JERSEY (St. Brelade's ST. BRELADE'S BAY HOTEL. LEEDS G.N.R.
STATION HOTEL. LINCOLN GREAT NORTHERN STN. HOTEL LIVERPOOL COMPTON HOTEL. LLANDUDNO ST. GEORGE'S HOTEL.
LLANGOLLEN HAND HOTEL, on LOWESTOFT GRAND and ROYAL HOTELS. LYNMOUTH (grand situation) The TORS HOTEL. LYNTON COTTAGE HOTEL (uniquely situated). IMPERIAL HOTEL. MANCHESTER GRAND HOTEL.
MARGATE, Cliftonville QUEEN'S HTL. (on the high cliffs) MATLOCK BATH New Bath and Royal Hydro MATLOCK BRIDGE ROCKSIDE HYDRO. (Golf, Tennis). MINEHEAD, N. BEACH FAMILY HOTEL.
ESPLANADE FAMILY HOTEL Do. PLUME OF FEATHERS HOTEL. NAIRN (Golf and Tennis) ROYAL MARINE HOTEL NANTWICH (Rheum, BRINE BATHS HOTEL. OBAN GREAT WESTERN HOTEL Do. The GRAND HOTEL OXFORD CLARENDON HOTEL Do.
The RANDOLPH HOTEL PENMAENMAWR PENMAENMAWR HOTEL PENZANCE QUEEN'S FAMILY HOTEL PETERBOROUGH G.N.R. STATION HOTEL PITLOCHRY Robertson's Pitlochry Hydro, Pitlochry. PLYMOUTH (new J. 11. Stanbury) GRAND HOTEL.
Do. (under new management) DUKE OF CORNWALL HTL. RAMSGATE The GRANVILLE HTL. (Turk. and Ozone Bths).
Do. ROACH'S ROYAL HOTEL. Do. TRURO HOUSE, Private Htl. RHYL, N.
CLAREMONT HYDRO. RYDE (yachting, fishing) YELF'S HOTEL. ST. LEONARDS-ON-SEA Warrior Mansion, 24, Warrior- sq. Do.
L. SCARBOROUGH The PAVILION HOTEL. Do. PRINCE of WALES HOTEL. Do.
METROPOLE SCARBOROUGH HOTEL. HYDRO. SEATON, Devon (golf) HTL. and CLARENCE HTL. SHANKLIN, I.
of W. HOLLIER'S SHANKLEN HOTEL. SOUTHAMPTON The CROWN HOTEL SOUTHPORT PALACE HOTEL. SOUTHSEA GROSVENOR HOTEL SOUTHWOLD The CENTRE CLIFF HTL. (golf).
STRATHPEFFER Ben Wyvis Hotel (golf, fishing, cycling). CASTLE HOTEL VICTORIA and ALBERT HOTEL. TUNBRIDGE WELLS WELLINGTON VENICE (nr. St. Mark's) HOTEL D'ITALIE-BAUER HOTEL.
VENTNOR, ROYAL MARINE HOTEL. WATERVILLE, co. Kerry BUTLER'S ARMS HOTEL. WESTWARD HO! ROYAL HOTEL (3 golf links). HOTEL(golf, coachg.) WOODHALLSPA.
VICTORIA HTL. and Baths (bromo iodine) Do. EAGLE LODGE HOTEL WORTHING The BURLINGTON HOTEL, YARMOUTH The VICTORIA HOTEL. A MERICAN BALTIMORE, and U.S.A.. CANADIAN HTL.
STAFFORD, HOTELS. 1894. opened BOSTON, U.S.A The VICTORIA HOTEL Do. HOTEL VENDOME. CHICAGO HOTEL VICTORIA.
CINCINNATI (op. Post Office) GIBSON HOUSE. MONTREAL; BALMORAL HOTEL. NEW YORK, U.S.A. FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL Do.
do. BUCKINGHAM HOTEL Do. do. The WINDSOR HOTEL Do. do.
EVERETT HOUSE. Do. do. GRAND UNION HOTEL Do. do.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL. Do. do. HOTEL NETHERLAND. Do.
B. Barry) NEW ST. CLOUD HOTEL NIAGARA FALLS, U.S.A INTERNATIONAL HOTEL OTTAWA. A NADA RUSSELL HOUSE. QUEBEC CHATEAU FRONTENAC.
RICHMOND, U.S.&. TheJEFFERSON, 1895 ST. LOUIS, Mo. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL (fireproof E.P.).
TORONTO, Canada (M Gaw and Winnett) QUEEN'S HOTEL. WASHINGTON, U.S.A, ARLINGTON HOTEL Do. SHOREHAM HOTEL. THE CRITERION RESTAURANT. (Cuisine fine.
Luncheons. East Dinners, fixe. and Suppers, la carte and prix (Orchestra Performs during Supper. West Room The Academy Luncheon, 28. 6d.
The Diner Parisien." 5s. Grand Hall The Musical Dinner, 3s. 6d. Grill Restaurant Service la carte. Moderate prices.
(Ground Floor). Buffet and American Bar. Dinners. Banqueting Access Rooms and smaller Salons for Military and other by Jermyn-street entrance 89 well as Piccadilly, with lifts at both. Tables booked by letter, wire, or telephone Proprietors-SPIERS and POND BOLTON Private MANSIONS Residential HOTEL, Hotel.
South Kensington. Overlooking the Gardens of the New Wheel Club. Spacious public rooms. Moderate terms, by the day or en pension. Electric light.
Night porter. Table lunch, 2s. 6d; dinner, 3s. at separate tables. Open to non-residents.
Telegrams, "Sumptuary." London. Telephone No. 8816. Manager, Mr. F.
Schumi (late of Monico). BURR'S HOTEL, the British Museum, QUEEN-SQUARE, in the LONDON, near centre of the Metropolis, but just out of the daily noise and bustle, thus giving restful -Write for terms. NITY of HOTEL, Ironmonger Cheapside(one minute from Bank of England). -This quiet and central Hotel has been renovated and refurnished at great expense: electric light in all bed-rooms. Bedroom and breakfast, including attendance, from 69.
Night porter. Telegrams, Mullen's Hotel. INCLOSED Furnished Suites (Large and Small); door, bath, and w.c.; good attendance, cuisine, perfect comfort and privacy; large public rooms, including billiard and smoking rooms: lift and electric light throughout: no connection with any other hotel in the street. -The Maisonettes, 28. De Vere-gardens, Kensington Palace, W.
GLENDOWER (Opposite HOTEL, Station). South Kensington Autumn and Winter Terms can now be arranged at reduced tariff. Dining, reception, reading, smoking, and billiard rooms. Wines, of best quality. Inspection invited.
-Address Heron Laing, proprietor. HOUSE (RESIDENTIAL) HOTEL, Gowe Station, London, W.C.-Spacious dining, drawing. reading, billiard, and smoking rooms: passenger lift to all floors; bed-room use of baths (hot and cold), and attendance, from 2s. per day, and 10s. for seven days: the most central situation in London.
-Apply to Manager for tariff. ROYAL PALACE, Adjoining HOTEL, the Royal Kensington Palace, Kensington, London, W. Exceptional cuisine, French. Lounges, elevators, electrio light throughout. 350 rooms, sumptuously furnished.
Every modern improvement. Overlooking Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park. The finest position in London. Telegraphic address, Precedence," London. Telephone No.8849.
IDEAL SUMMER HOTEL A the discomfort and fatigue of a long journey). Boscombe at its best." The HOTEL BURLINGTON. In charming romantic grounds adjoining the SEA, with wealth of foliage and shady trees. SEA-WATER BATHS. Every possible comfort and attention without extravagant charges.
East Bournemouth Station. Tariff free. Also from the Burlington or Buckingham Palace Hotels, London. HOTEL. Old established; unequalled in situation; opposite West Pier; spacious coffee and reading rooms; sea water service; unequalled cuisine; great variety of excellent wines; moderate tariff.
Electric light in all rooms. GEO. HECKFORD, Manager. STEINE view. Moderate boarding terms include, breakfast, luncheon, dinner, bed-room, attendance, and usual public rooms: private sitt extra; excellent tariff apply T.
Gray, Proprietor. HOTEL. BRIGHT Grandest position on the sea front. The handsomest and largest suites of rooms in Brighton. Comforts of own mansion.
French chef. Passenger lift. Inclusive terms. if desired. from 31.
3s. week. Tariff forwarded. CASTLE High-class MONA Family Hotel; HOTEL, unrivalled Douglas, Isle position; of golf links; tennis courts, sea bathing, hotel 'bus tariff and particulars address the Manager. FINEST HYDROPATHIC IN THE KINGDOM.
ONISHEAD PRIORY, ULVERSTON, Near the English Lakes, and bounded by tho Sea. Standing in its own beautifully-wooded Grounds of 150 Acres. Excellent Table. Comfortable Bed-rooms. Golf and Tennis.
TURKISH. SEA WATER AND ALL OTHER BATHS. For Prospectus address Manager, Priory, Ulverston. Private HOTEL, facing sea, full south: ROYAL unrivalled position; coffee, drawing, smoking, reading, billiard rooms: inclusive terms from 21. 26.
a week: separate tables; private suites: moderate charges, special terms families. EAST BOURNE CAVENDISH centre of the Grand nificent Parade, and public is rooms. replete with every modern improvement. MagFamily suites, Table Passenger lift. Electric light.
Enlarged hall and lounge. Moderate tariff. G. LOWMAN. Manager.
situated, redecorated, partially refurnished, 100 QUEEN'S HOTEL, centrallystone apartmenta. Queen's Hotel omnibus meets all trains at FolkeCentral E. Tanare, Manager. ASTINGS HYDRO, and SPA; close to GOLF LINKS. breezes: shady pleasure grounds: tennis.
croquet, quoits, large biliard-room, luxurious public rooms: excellent cuisine: moderate charges; table 7.0 p.m. -Telegrams, Hydro, GRAND HOTEL for the finest facing the sea. The greatest comfort and liberal -D. DE LEIDI. Manager.
Matlock The MATLOCK most HOUSE comfortable HYDRO- health PATHIC. and pleasure resort. Trams from foot of the hill. Prospectus on application. ATLANDS PARK HOTEL, Walton-on-Thames, 17 miles from London (Waterloo station), formerly the favourite residence of H.R.
H. the late Duke of York. Charmingly situated in its own beautiful park (40 acres). Grand hall, lounge, tennis courts, Moderate tariff. or inclusive terms.
Capital stabling. "Old Times" conch daily. 10.45, from Hotel Victoria, London. -Postal address. Weybridge.
HANDON HYDROPATHIC, finest health resort in Scotland: one hour from Glasgow by rail; picturesque grounds; mountain air, sea breezes; sea water swimming baths, boating. golf, tennis: centre for excursions on the Clyde to Loch Lomond, Oban, and West Highlands. Manager, Shandon, N.B. HOTEL, Birkdale Park. -Charming seaside resort, in own grounds; electric light: Turkish baths; Palace Station contiguous; tennis and A.
Fick, Manager. THE ESPLANADE HOTEL, Seaford, Sussex.The healthiest and sunniest spot on the South Coast. A model modern hotel, fitted with every convenience and luxury, facing and within 50 yards of the sea. -G. REEVES SMITH, Proprietor.
CONTINENTAL HOTELS. LONDON AND COUNTRY HOTELS. A HOTEL GUIDE. Published by Free, F. TENNANT PAIN, 108, Fleet-street, London.
TANSERHORN, opposite Lucerne, 6233ft. above sea, and is reached from Lucerne in two hours by steamer electric mountain railway. Return fare from Stanastad (steumboat pier), Lovely view on ten different lakes. Varied and rare Alpine fora. TANSERHORN.
-The finest, the most agreeable, and the cheapest mountain excursion from Lucerne. Grand Alpine panorama of the Titlis and the Bernese Alpe, considered by authorities more attractive than the panorama from Rigi and Pilatus. Level walks at summit. sunrise and sunset. and PENSION-100 beds.
Unions point for witnessing the Large terrace. Moderate terms. Combined railway and hotel tickets, entitling to return railway fare, one supper, bed-room (light and attendance included). one breakfast. 15f.
50c. URGENSTOCK. First class HOTEL and FAMILY PENSION. 400 beds. Beautiful public saloons.
Most perfect sanitary arrangements. Post and telegraph office; electric light; lawn tennis. Resident physician. English Church service. near Lucerne, the most beautiful spot on the Lake of Lucerne: 2854ft.
above sea: is reached from Lucerne by steamer and electric cable railway in 45 minutes. Return fare 2f. 50c. and varied view of six lakes and the Alps (Titlis, Eiger, Monch, Jungfrau). Immense pine woods.
Level walks. Pension terms, all included, in April, May, and June, from 6f, to 9f. Prospectus free on application. et PENSION de l'EUROPE. Beautiful and quiet situation on the lake, magnificent view of the lake and the Alps.
220 beds. Lift. Electric light. Pension rates from 7f. in May, June, and September.
HOTEL MER FOLKESTONE. Highly recommended. Cook's Coupons accepted. house, facing the sea. Highly recommended for its comfort.
LIFT. LARSONNEUX, Proprietor. DE PUYS, Dieppe, now open; beautifully placed on the edge Caesar's Camp, with spacious verandahs orerlooking the sea; magificent salons, no back bed-rooms; English sanitation and furniture, electric light, and refrigerating chamber: good bathing and cycling, lovely drives and walks; delicious cooking: moderate charges, and all the comforts of an English country PELLETIER, Manager. UCHON France.) SULPHUREOUS MINERAL WATERS (48 Springs). Skin illness, mucous affections, lymphatics, Inhaling halls.
Hot Baths opeu the whole year. Season from June 1 to Oct. 1. Casino, Theatre, Concerts, Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Pigeon Shooting. 15 hours from Paris by Railway.
de LILLE et d'ALBION, 223, Rue St. (Tuileries Gardens, Place Vendome, New Opera). First-class Hotel; moderate charges, especially for families. Every home comfort. Perfeot sanitary arrangements.
English billiards; bath-rooms: electric light; lift: telephone. DARIS. -Madame ROBIN, First-class Private HOTEL and PENSION, 7. Rue du Colisse, Champs Board from 7 francs a day. English spoken.
ADEN-BADEN. HOTEL New first-class Family Hotel, with two beautiful villas, replete with all latest comforts, situated in own extensive park, on finest part of Lichtenthaler-Allee, overlooking forest. C. H. FOELL, Proprietor.
FRANKFORT d'ANGLETERRE. Affords most complete comfort and excellence in every detail. Patronised by H.R. H. the Prince of Wales.
FRANKFORT -HOTEL CONTINENTAL.Immediately opposite Central Railway Station. Every comfort, mod. charges. Elec. light.
-R. Gerstenbrand. EATENBERG, LAKE of THOUNE, Gd. HOTEL Alpine Health Resort: 4000 feet altitude. Open June to October.
Only first-class hotel. Every comfort. -Unger-Donaldson, Branch House, Hotel Belmont, Montreux. INTERLAKEN GRAND HOTELS. VICTORIA.
YUNGFRAU. 450 Beds. 250 Beds. from fr. 3.
Rooms from fr, 2.50. REDUCED TERMS FOR MODERATE A STAY. CHARGES. ELECTRIC LIGHTING THROUGHOUT. CONCERTS, BALLS, LAWN TENNIS, E.
RUCHTI, Administrator. TIENNA and best situated. Especially patronised by English and American visitors. Hydraulic lift, and all modern sanitary arrangements. Rooms (including light and attendance) from 1.150.
Tariff in PICTURE GALLERIES. DUDLEY GALLERY ART SOCIETY, of Water Egyptian Colour Drawings. Last Week. Admission T. HATFIELD, Secretary.
GALLERY, 47, New Bond-street, W. -Summer Exhibition. Pictures by Diaz, Rosseau, Daubigny, Roybet, Schreyer, Jacque, Rosa Bonheur, Courbet, Van Marcke, Miller, and other celebrated Foreign and British Artiste. -Hollender and Cremetti, Proprs. AST SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER COLOURS.
near National Gallery, Pall-mall East. Close Aug. 1st. -SAML, J. HODSON, R.
W.S.. Secretary. TEW GALLERY, Exhibition of Works by Living Artists NOW OPEN, 9.30 to 7.0. Admission 18. LEONARD C.
LINDSAY, Sec. DARIS SALONS PICTURES, 1896, include the Startling Works, Tattegrain's Les Bouches Laubadare's L'Arene," on Dolls," Delacroix's Poesy of War," CONTINENTAL GALLERY, 157, New Bond-street. Admission with catalogue. ROYAL ACADEMY of EXHIBITION A will be OPEN in EX- the EVENING from Monday, July 27, to Monday, August 3d (Bank Holiday). from 7.30 to 10.30.
Admission 6d. Catalogue 6d. On Bank Holiday the admission throughout the day will be on otber days it will be as usual. ROYAL EXHIBITION ACADEMY of will CLOSE on the Evening of Monday, August 3. ROYAL Pall-mall SOCIETY East, of S.
BRITISHARTISTS, WEEK. SuffolkTHE LIFE OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. Consisting of 365 SUBLIME WATER DRAWINGS By J. JAMES TISSOT. Mostly executed in the Holy Land, and on the very spot where these solemn events occurred.
The Times says of this Exhibition whole scene is rich in purely religious emotion, and at the same time is little short of wonderful." NOW on VIEW. DAILY, at the LEMERCIER GALLERY, late GALLERY, 35, New Bond-street, Open from 10.0 to 6.0. Admission One Shilling. GALLERY ART DRAWING will take place on Saturday. August 1, 1806, New Gallery, 121, Regent-street, at 6.30 p.m.
One Shilling each may still be had at the New Gallery, Regent-street, up to the eveniug of Friday, July 31; or will be forwarded direct by the Manager on receipt of envelope (stamped and directed), together with postal order for the number required. JAMES LAW, Manager, 121, Regent-street. London, W. CLERGY SUSTENTATION FUND. Recently FOUNDED by a Committee of Laymen, with the approval of the ARCHBISHOPS and BISHOPS, and under the Chairmanship of Lord EGERTON of TATTON, to CO-OPERATE WITH DIOCESAN ORGANISATIONS of a kindred character, with a view to remove from the Church of England the grave but perfectly true charge that many of her working clergy are underpaid.
CHURCHPEOPLE of every class are INVITED to TAKE PART in this MOVEMENT by contributing either to the Fund of the Diocese with which they are specially connected by ties of residence or property, or to the Central Fund, the income of which will be annually apportioned amongst the several Dioceses according to the known requirements of each. The Executive Committee intend that the money entrusted to their care shall be allotted wherever the need is greatest, and so long as the need lasts. SPECIAL FUNDS will also be received, held, and applied for the Sustentation of the Clergy, by way of permanent Endowment of Benetices, or in any other manner in accordance with the wishes of the Donors. Chairman of Executive Committee, Lord EGERTON of TATTON. Treasurers-F.
Charlesworth, W. S. De Winton, R. Foster, F. H.
Rivington. Esq. W. M. Tomlinson, M.P., L.
Wigram, Colouel R. Williams, M.P. Bankers. -Bank of England, E.C., London and Joint Stock Bank (Limited), Westminster Branch. Contributions, promises of support, and other communications may be addressed to Rev.
R. Milburn Blakiston (Hon. Sec. pro Church House, Dean's-yard, Westminster, S. W.
TATIONAL HEALTH SOCIETY'S TRAINING Autumn Course for Ladies will Recommence on Oct. 5th, including Lectures on Auatomy and Physiology, House Sanitation, Domestic and Personal Hygiene, Nursing, First Aid, particulars apply to the Secretary, 53. Berners-street, W. RUMMOND CASTLE BRETON FUND.National Gift to the Peasants and Fishermen of the Breton Coast and Islands, in recognition of the kindness, sympathy, and respect shown by them to the survivors and the dead. It is estimated that a sum of 3000.
will be required to deal practically with the scheme. The amount at present collected is 7881. 11s. the following subscriptions having been in addition to 5971. 6s.
already received, David Currie £52 10 0 1 H. Corporation of Lon- J. Lloyd £2 James Currie A. don 0 A. B.
Abraham W. Sarage and Sons. W. J. Banks Stanhope Miss E.
Robt. Napier Jas. F. Cobb P. Geo.
Rev. A. J. C. Connell Rev.
M. Power W. Walker John de Pas, Jas. P. Mirrielees Aspinall, Q.C.
N. J. Mias E. G. Mackie Rev.
S. B. T. Gardner Sundry small Penoyre EXHIBITIONS, ENTERTAINMENTS, CRYSTAL PALACE. 10.0 10.0.
-TO-DAY to 1s. Ladies gentlemen cycling to the Palace can store their machines near the Central Entrance at a nominal charge. Last days of Burmese Village and Horse and Horseless Carriage Exhibition. 2. Carriage Drives on Terrace till 8.0 p.m.
3.30. -Vocal and Instrumental Concert. Vocalists: The Misses and Blanche De Solla. Solo Violoncellist. Mr.
Henry Bramsen. The Crystal Palace Orchestral Band. Conductor, Mr. August Manns. (No extra charge.) 4.
Band in North Tower Garden; and at 7.30. 5.15-Free Popular Entertainment. Football as played in the streets of Burma. The Grifiths Brothers am their Blondin Donkey, and Paul Batty's Performing Bears. 6.
Pictures Cinematographe), preceded: by Burmese Entertainment; and at 8.0. 6. North Tower Garden, Baud of Royal Horse Guards (Blues), by permission of Colonel Brocklehurst: and at 8.30. Grand Illumination of North Tower Garden at dusk. THURSDAY -CRYSTAL DISPLAY EVERY THURSDAY.
at 8.45, by C. T. Brock and Co. The novelties for this season include marvellous mechanical fireworks, the Oriental Jugglers, being the largest mechanical piece hitherto fired, the Gigantic Peaco*ck, the Growth of the Star, Living Fireworks, the British Workman in various occupations, the Bicycle Race, and the New Woman, 1s. 6d.
from London and back, including admission. Can be witnessed by tens of thousands without extra payment. SATURDAY -CRYSTAL DISPLAY EVERY SATURDAY, at 8.45, by C. T. Brock and Co.
TRYSTAL PALACE. -TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 3.0, Mr. Auguste Van Biene and his specially selected Company in THE BROKEN MELODY. Seats 1s. to 5s.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW. AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY. FIRST APPEARANCE in England of JEAN WEITZMAN, MARVELLOUS LOFTY WIRE and ROPE. WALKER.
EXCLUSIVELY ENGAGED for the EXCURSION SEASON. BEYOND QUESTION the GREATEST OPEN-AIR ATTRACTION ON EARTH AT THE PRESENT TIME. JEAN WEITZMAN'S EXTRAORDINARY FEATS in MID-AIR CAN be WITNESSED by a HUNDRED THOUSAND SPECTATORS WITHOUT EXTRA PAYMENT. CRYSTAL PALACE. -AUGUST BANK HOLIPROGRAMME.
Highland Sports and Pastimes. Monster Balloon Ascent. Two Great Variety Shows by Star Artiste. Burmese Village and Pictures. Entertainments, all Horseless Carriage Drives.
Living Dancing Day on Lawns. Two Promenade Concerts and Jullien's British Army Quadrilles, concluding with the only Firework Display in London Only 1s. 6d. from London and back, including admission AQUARIUM. -NE attractive place of entertainment in the world A has a more renuinely suit all tastes programme.
-Sentimental, A programme studiously adapted to hours' Sensational, and Humorous. 14 attractions for children, 6d. BANS CONJURING and OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS as early as 10.0 a.m., followed by a series of amusing and clever VARIETIES up to 1.0 p.m. An interval only from 1.0 to 2.0, during which there are Grand Organ Recitals and Conjuring, All Free. At 20 and 7.0 o'clock the World's Great The Show, in which the best-known Variety Artists take part.
marvellous Flying Sisters Ongar, Lady and Gentleing men Animals, Gymnasts, Acrobats. T'umbiers, Wire Walkers, PerformJapanese Human Piccolos, Strong Men and Women, Performances, Eccentric Comiques, Musical Comical Knockabouts, Serio-comics and Dancers, Eccentric Living Statuary, Indian Club Feats, Ballet, the Great Dives, and a 90ft. Head Dive by a Lady and Baum's Monte Christo Sack Dive, mental Comical Ring and Trapeze Feats, Vocal and Instruleast, Soloiste, Comical Conjuring, and last, but certainly not Living a series of magnificent Tableaux and lovely Pictures of surpassing beauty. A sight in itself exquisitely repaying a visit to the most popular place of entertainment in London. -THE ROYAL AQUARIUM.
THE ROYAL AQUARIUM is, owing to its Duroline Roof, Excellent Ventilation, and Foundation Construction for Aquarium purposes, the Coolest and Healthiest Pleasure Resort in London. A veritable Fairy Palace. AQUARIUM. -The WORLD'S GREAT SHOW, 2.30 and 7.30. Over 350 Artists.
MARVELLOUS SIGHTS. Exquisitely lovely Living Pictures of surpassing beauty. The most marvellous Jumping Dog ever seen. The Dog Comedians and Serpentine Dancing Dogs. A Lady will Dive 90ft.
head first. Comedy aud Pantomimic Sketches. Performing Animals, the Sisters Ongar, the Great and Dives. Paganini's Ghost, Lady Cyclists, the Haunted House, over 150 Varieties, All Free. Through tickets, with admission, by District Rail.
Swimming, and Rod v. Man. Early Varieties 11.0 a.m. Free. See your own Bones by the Rays, and Animated Pictures.
In the interval (5.0 to 7.0) Organ Recitals, Ballad Singing, Conjuring, Free. INDIA and CEYLON EXHIBITION EARL'S-COURT. Director-General; IMRE KIRALFY. EASTERN FAIRY LAND DELIGHTFUL GARDENS Brilliant Illuminations Crystal Lake and Fountains New ORIENTAL PALACES Priceless Jewels and Curios ELEPHANTS and CAMELS RICH TROPICAL FOLIAGE INDIAN MEN and WOMEN Male and Female Cingalese GOOD BURMESE ARTISTS BELVEDERETOWER THE EMPRESS THEATRE LARGEST IN THE WORLD Mr. IMRE KIRALFY'S Great Spectacle "INDIA" OVER 1500 PERFORMERS BAND OF 100 MUSICIANS CHORUS OF 200 SINGERS Most Exquisite Scenery MUSIC AND DANCING The FAMOUS SHIP SCENE THE HINDU PARADISE India's EMPRESS QUEEN 3.30.
Evening 8.30 THE GREAT WHEEL FIVE EXCELLENT BANDS Band of Grenadier Guards Band of Coldstream Guards THE EMPRESS BAND THE IMPERIAL BAND Venanzi's Grand Orchestra IN SUNSHINE OR RAIN In WET or DRY WEATHER The GARDEN of LONDON Open from11.0a.m.to11.15 p.m. Admission One Shilling. Season tickets, 10s. entitles the: holder to participate in the Prize Drawing of the Art Union and to procure at a reduced price tickets for the Spectacle India INDIAN and CEYLON -Visitors should not fail to drink VITALI'S Italian Wines of Ancient Rome fame, on sale at all Buffets, Dining-rooms, and Bars of Vitali the Refreshment Dept. Vitali Capri," Vitali Sparkling Wine," and the tonic appetiser Vermouth, on sale everywhere.
INDIA and CEYLON EXHIBITION. PEGAMOID. Every Visitor OUR FLAT PEGAMOID, should see this OUR FLAT PEGAMOID. Wonderful Invention OUR FLAT. PEGAMOID.
in the OUR FLAT. PEGAMOID. Queen's Hall. OUR FLAT. WM.
WALLACE and Specialists in Flat Furnishing and Pegamoid Decorations, 151 to 155. CURTAIN-ROAD. E.C. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. FELLOWS' DAY.
TO-DAY (Wednesday), July 29. 1.0 p.m. to 11.0 p.m. LAST WEEK INTERNATIONAL BUT TWO of EXHIBITION of MOTORS, HORSELESS CARRIAGES, GAS and OIL DRIVING ENGINES in action. DISPLAY of MOTOR HORSELESS CARRIAGES and CYCLES IN OPERATION 3.30 to 5.30 p.m.
and 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. THIS DAY. COLONIAL and INDIAN PRODUCTS. The BUDA-PESTH OPERA ORCHESTRA (50 Austro-Hungarian Performers). Twice to 6.0, and 8.45 to 11.0 p.m.
LUNCHEONS from 1.0 p.m., DINNERS from 6.30 p.m., in the East Garden Pavilion. Tea and Light Refreshments in the West Garden. To-day, being Fellows' Day, admission is restricted to Fellows and friends introduced by Fellows' vouchers. SWISS The Greatest NATIONAL Attraction of EXHIBITION, this Summer. GENEVA.
On the roads to Mont Zermatt. SWISS NATIONAL until EXHIBITION, GENEVA. FINE ARTS, INDUSTRY, SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE. The most recent Improvements in Machinery and Electrical Engines. NATIONAL EXHIBITION, GENEVA.
SPACIOUS PARKS. SWISS VILLAGE. with Peasants in National Dresses. UNIQUE COLLECTION of ANCIENT ART. SWISS NATIONAL Picturesque EXHIBITION, GENEVA.
Of the Lake of Geneva. OORE Hall. and BURGESS REOPENING MINSTRELS, MONDAY St. James's NEXT. August 3d, BANK-HOLIDAY, at 3.0 and 8.0, with an exceptionally attractive programme inaugurating the 32d Autumu Session of this famous entertainment.
MOORE and BURGESS. MONDAY NEXT, with a powerful augmented Company. Return of the celebrated comedian Mr. Walter Howard in a new and sparkling Melange. Special engagement and first appearance in Europe of the celebrated American Minstrel Comedians, the Brothers Crawford.
and BURGESS. -REOPENING MONMORE NEXT, and 8.0. with an Incomparable and Superb Programme of Noreltics in Minstrelsy. The phalanx of Comediaus will embrace Messrs. Johnny Morton, Willie Freear, A.
F. Wood, John Callan, Bert Shepherd, Waiter Howard. and the Brothers Crawford. Double Choir of Vocalists, and the fine juvenile voices led by Master Buffery. and MONMOOR NEXT, at 3.0 and 8.0, with a brilliant and charming Repertoire of Comic Songs Ballads.
Choruses, Operatic Selections, Merry Quip, Crans, and Jest, and Farcical Everything New. and BURGESS MINSTRELS, St. James'a Hall, MONDAY NEXT, at 3.0 and S.0. Thenceforward Nightly, at 8.0, and Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, at 3.0. Prices, and 1s.
Bookings at all Libraries. -General Manager, Mr. Lawrence Brough. MADANIE Baker TUSSAUD'S street Station. EXHIBITION, Trins and 'Buses from all parts.
NEW HISTORICAL TABLEAUX, ALFRED THE GREAT IN THE NEATHERD'S COTTAGE. MELEBRATED CRICKETERS. Dr. W. G.
GRACE and A. E. STODDART, TRANSVAAL CRISIS. Dr. JAMESON, Mr.
RHODES, and President KRUGER. THE MATABELL RISING. FIGURE of MATABELE CHIEF in NATIVE COSTUME. 'The CELEBRATED ROUMANIAN ORCHESTRA. Special Performances Afternoon and MADAME TUSSAUD'S OF HORRORS.
EXHIBITION. The MUSWELL-HILL MURDER. PORTRAIT MODELS of FOWLER and MILSOM. ADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION. PORTRAIT READING BABY FARMING CASE.
MODEL vi Mrs. DYER. Her ACTUAL CONFESSION. Admission is. Children under 12, 6d.
MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION. EGYPTIAN ENGLAND'S HALL. HOME CLOSED the of MYSTERY. BANK for ANNUAL VACATION. Will HOLIDAY, August 5, at 2.30.
REOPEN HISKY, termediate first profits. hand Spiendid direct, from quality. A Scotland. Savein(car. paid) entirely for free 6 from 34s.
adulteration. One case of 12 bottles spirit genuine maturer Campsie Glen Whisky or doz. at Campsie 6d. Glen, doz. -Send Scotland.
order No direct the agencies. PILSENER doz. imp. 4, LAGER, pints. 3s.
6d. per doz. imp. pints, 6d. per doz.
extra, carriage paid Bottles both extra, Country prices IMPERIAL LAGER BREWERY. South ways. Tottenham. Sample freePLUMS. PLUMS.
-EGG PLUMS, equal to 3s. cots, for 70lb. preserving, for direct DUNN, from grower High-street, to consumer: Evesham. Worcestershire. For RAILWAYS, PLEASURE TRIPS..
