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STANDARD WORKS ON FREEMASONRY . KENNING'S CYCLOPAEDIA OF FREEMASONRY . —It having been forcibly represented to Bro . George Kenning that the present price of his Masonic Cyclopaedia has acted as a "deterrent" to many of the Craft , and that a lower amount might . induce many brethren to purchase so compendious and complete a work of Alasonic reference , he has determined , in order to meet these representations and extend the study of AJasonic Literature , to make a considerable sacrifice as well ks a liberal offer to the Cosmopolitan Craft . If he can receive the names of 2000 brethren at 5 s . Cd . each , he will issue , early in Alay , the " Cyclopaedia of Freemasonry " in a plain cloth binding , and post free to all such subscribers . The subscription list will remain open until Alay ist . As this is a bona fide offer , it will not be repeated , for the advantage to the subscribers is so great as not to require further remarks . Bro . Kenning has still copies of the ios . 6 d . issue on hand in the original binding . A circular will , in proper course , be sent to all the lodges , and names may be transmitted forthwith to Bro . W . Lake , 198 , Fleetstreet , London , E . C . If the applications for the new issue should render it necessary , the book may be delivered even before May .
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Handsomely printed in antique type , large 4 to , cloth , 7 s . Gd . KENNING'S ARCKUEOLOGICAL LIBRARY . Edited by Rev , A . F . A . WOODFORD , Past Grand Chaplain . Vol . I . contains Anderson's Constitutions of 1723 , being the first complete reprint in England of that memorable book . It is admirably printed and illustrated as it was first issued , and will be found a work of the greatest interest to all Alasons , and especially to those who like still to pore over the ancient records of the Craft . The Wilson MS . Constitutions , which forms the Second Part of Vol . L , is also of much value to antiquarians and the Craft . It is first mentioned in the manifesto of the " Lodge of Antiquity " in 177 S , and the story of its discovery by thc editor has been told in the pages of the Freemason . It is hoped that this will lead to the discovery of missing A 1 SS ., and the future volumes of the " Archaeological Library" will icad . AIasonic students to a clearer conception of the real history of Freemasonry and thc true bearing of its very curious and ancient A 1 SS .
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4 to , cloth , & c , I 2 s . 6 d . NUMERICAL AND NUMISA 1 ATICAL REGISTER OF LODGES UNDER THE UNITED GRAND LODGE OF E NGLAND . Compiled by WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , Author of " History of Freemasonry at York , " " Memorials of the Alasonic Union of 1 S 13 , " "Old Charges of the British Freemasons , " & c . It contains a sketch of Freemasonry in England , the "Articles of Union of 1 S 13 , " lists of all special and centenary medals , with full descriptions , rolls of Lodges distinguished with special and centenary warrants , regulations of thc Grand Lodge respecting Alasonic jewels , particulars as to Masonic medals and tokens , list of existing lodges which formed the Grand Lodge of England , Dec , 1 S 13 , with their numbers before and as altered in 1 S 14 , 1 S 32 , and 1 S 6 3 , their names and places of meeting in 1 S 7 S , their years of constitution , either by the Grand Lodge of England ( modern ) or by the Grand Lodge of England according to the old institutions ( ancient ); also a list of extinct Union Lodges , with their numbers , & c . The illustrations comprise lithographs in colours of most of the medals above referred to . Dedicated to R . W . Bro . Sir Albert William Woods , Garter P . G . W ., G . D . C .
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Imperial Svo , cloth , 31 s . Gd . HISTORY OF THE LODGE OF EDINBURGH , MARY ' S CHAPEL ( NO . 1 ) EMBRACING AN ACCOUNT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF F REEMASONRY IN SCOTLAND . BY D . MURRAY LYON , Grand Secretary Grand Lodge of Scotland , P . Prov . S . G . W . of Ayrshire , & c . This history is based on the oldest Lodge records extant , and other manuscripts of unquestionable authenticity . It treats of thc ancient laws and usages of the Operative Fraternity , and traces the development of that association into one of Theoretical Alasons . It has been got up at great expense , and contains twenty-six beautifully-executed facsimihes , embracing the Masonic Statutes of 159 . S , the History and charges of Masonry used b y the Scotch Lodges two hundred years ago , the St . Clair Charters of 1 G 00 and 1 GS 2 , Mason Marks , Seals , etc . j also Authentic Portraits and Autographs of eminent Craftsmen of the past and present time , & c .
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•*¦ Soo pa . fcs , Svo , with Index , cloth gilt . ios . Gd . T ~ HE HISTORYof FREEMASONRY from its Orgin to the Present Day . By Bro . J . G . FINDEL . Drawn from the best sources and the most recent investigations . Second edition , revised and preface written liy Bro . D . AIURRAY LYON , R . W . Grand Secretary of tbe Grand Lodge of Scotland . OPINIONS OF THE TRESS . Hro . Findel , who has written . 1 . wlier , earnest , ami tinlinr . ile history of Freemasonry in nil quarters of the world , docs not go lo so remote a period for the origin of the '" raternily . We ilo not suppose lhat such a mass of material for a history o ' f the Craft wns ever l eathered toj'etheras nr . iy be found in this volume , in which lire author scc-nis to have fairly exhausted the subject . —the All ,, mum . Ilcrr l- 'inik-l has brought together a large number of facts ; his book is a valuable audition to ' thc literature of l- ' reemasonry . —Tlie huiljer .
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Svo . cloth , ss . THE LIFE OF CONSTANTINE . Written in Greek , by EUSEIJIIIS PASIIMIILUS ( Bishop of Gesarea , in Palestine ) . Translated into English from that edition , set forth by MAI . I - . SIUS , and printed in Paris in the year 1659 . Preface by Bros . R . WENTWORTH LITTLE , Treas . Gen ., and the Rev . A . F . A . Wiiii'ii-ni'l ) , P . G . C . uAVith Engravings of Constantine the Great ; Lord Rancliffe of Ireland , Grand Commander of the Orders of Constantino and Philipi ; II . R . II . the Dukcof Sussex , K . G ., Grand Sovereign from 1 S 1 G to 1 X 43 ; the Earl of Bective , M . l ' ., Grand Sovereign 1 S 6 O to 1 S 74 ; Sir Frederick . Martin Williams , Bait ., M . l ' ., Grand Viceroy 1 SCO to 1 S 7 . 1 , Grand Sovereign 1 S 74 and 1875 ; Colonel Francis Burdett , Grand Viceroy 1 S 74 and 1875 ; Robert Wentworth Little , Grand Recorder 186 S to 1872 , Grand Treasurer , 1 S 73-4-5 ; The Knights of Constantine and the Vision of the Cross , etc , *
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Svo , cloth , Third edition , revised and enlarged , 15 s . THE EARLY HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY . As connected with the Nors Guilds , the Oriental and Mediaeval building Fraternity . By GEORGE F . FORT . EXTRACT l-ROM AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . The Work ia the result of years of labour , whose original and persistent design has uniformly been to arrive at truth . In no instance are traditions resting on unsubstantial ground adduced as corroborative testimony of the line of research which , after careful examination of facts , he has adopted . Mere legends or guildic tales do not appear in this book , unless produced in that portion of the treatise abandoned expressly to thc traditional history of thc Fraternity . In a word , thc constant and invariable tendency of the author in the ensuing pages is to bring the history and antiquities of thc Craft down to an undisputed historical basis ; and , in the pursuance of this subject , he vvas frequently compelled to abandon Die usual track followed by writers on this subject , and to rely upon authorities whose testimony—found noted in the margin—will be accepted without suspicion of intemperate or uncritical zeal . The immediate argument and scope of the treatise may be briefly stated as follows : To commence with a narrative of thc state of line arts at the decline of the Roman Empire , and also of the propagation of architecture and its kindred sciences by bodies of builders , who developed into the Middle-Age Freemasons , whose history is carried down to the formal extinction of the society as an operative brotherhood in the year 1717 . Among the several appendices will be found a contribution to the History of thc Lost Word , together with other valuable documentary evidence , which is added to make the same more acceptable to the public and Fraternity at large . G . KENNING , 198 , FLEET ST ., LONDON .
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Just Published . Price Sixpence . THE BAR , SOLICITORS , AND THE _ PUBLIC . R' -STI'ICTION ' S IIV TIIK INNS OI- COURT AS VOLUNTARY INSTITUTIONS CON . SIDKRKD : THE REMOVAL OF ANOMALII-. S AIWOCATEII -. TIIK ADVANTAGE TO LITIGANTS , ANII THE GAIN TO THE PlT ' . I . lC : OPINIONS OF EMINENT MEN ITO . V THE SCH ' I-XT : Al'I'EAI . TO TIIK Ll-fil . SI . ATl'RI" : THE CUMING CHANGE POI-RTRAYI- . D , & C , & C , & C „ HY J . PERRY r . OhVRT . Y , Of 0 - r . lv ' j lull , Sulicilur , Author of" The : Shipowners ' , Shippers , a n , l ( iem-ral ( itiide to Marine Insurance , " " Strikes ami vVnilnnnfmns , " 8-c . LONDON : EYLSON & BRIllGK , 22 , Chancery Lane . W . C .
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Now ri-adv-, price ( id ., post free 71 I . THE MASONIC MAGAZINE for MAY , containing The Kc-conls of an Ancient The Utul in uiul ,, ut ol Sclinol l . niliie How Adulteration goes on The Suck'ty of the Rose Croix Whitsuntide Customs 'lire Trevor Family MaMinic ami ( . ietieral Archa > I- ' mu-ii Masonry . —The Sain- logi . ' i tuarv nf Memphis Little Britain Life of ( lie Prime Consort Superstitions anil Customs con- I'netrv . iiecteil w ith ( ruins Iscariot VVh .-it more ran I snv ? The Masonic ' Hall on I ' ilhcrt Honest Wealth Street , near Eighth , PhiladeJ- Out of Tune phia Little Clara ' s Crave LONDON j GEORGE KENNING , 19 S , FLEET STREET .
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MADRID ( SPAIN ) . PELAYO MONTOYA , AGENT & COMMISSION MERCHANT , MANUFACTURERS , MERCHANTS , AND COMPANIES Directly Represented . PATENTS OBTAINED . TRADE MARKS , DESIGNS , AND COPYRIGHTS REGISTERED Best References given on application .
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STANDARD WORKS ON FREEMASONRY . KENNING'S CYCLOPAEDIA OF FREEMASONRY . —It having been forcibly represented to Bro . George Kenning that the present price of his Masonic Cyclopaedia has acted as a "deterrent" to many of the Craft , and that a lower amount might . induce many brethren to purchase so compendious and complete a work of Alasonic reference , he has determined , in order to meet these representations and extend the study of AJasonic Literature , to make a considerable sacrifice as well ks a liberal offer to the Cosmopolitan Craft . If he can receive the names of 2000 brethren at 5 s . Cd . each , he will issue , early in Alay , the " Cyclopaedia of Freemasonry " in a plain cloth binding , and post free to all such subscribers . The subscription list will remain open until Alay ist . As this is a bona fide offer , it will not be repeated , for the advantage to the subscribers is so great as not to require further remarks . Bro . Kenning has still copies of the ios . 6 d . issue on hand in the original binding . A circular will , in proper course , be sent to all the lodges , and names may be transmitted forthwith to Bro . W . Lake , 198 , Fleetstreet , London , E . C . If the applications for the new issue should render it necessary , the book may be delivered even before May .
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Handsomely printed in antique type , large 4 to , cloth , 7 s . Gd . KENNING'S ARCKUEOLOGICAL LIBRARY . Edited by Rev , A . F . A . WOODFORD , Past Grand Chaplain . Vol . I . contains Anderson's Constitutions of 1723 , being the first complete reprint in England of that memorable book . It is admirably printed and illustrated as it was first issued , and will be found a work of the greatest interest to all Alasons , and especially to those who like still to pore over the ancient records of the Craft . The Wilson MS . Constitutions , which forms the Second Part of Vol . L , is also of much value to antiquarians and the Craft . It is first mentioned in the manifesto of the " Lodge of Antiquity " in 177 S , and the story of its discovery by thc editor has been told in the pages of the Freemason . It is hoped that this will lead to the discovery of missing A 1 SS ., and the future volumes of the " Archaeological Library" will icad . AIasonic students to a clearer conception of the real history of Freemasonry and thc true bearing of its very curious and ancient A 1 SS .
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4 to , cloth , & c , I 2 s . 6 d . NUMERICAL AND NUMISA 1 ATICAL REGISTER OF LODGES UNDER THE UNITED GRAND LODGE OF E NGLAND . Compiled by WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , Author of " History of Freemasonry at York , " " Memorials of the Alasonic Union of 1 S 13 , " "Old Charges of the British Freemasons , " & c . It contains a sketch of Freemasonry in England , the "Articles of Union of 1 S 13 , " lists of all special and centenary medals , with full descriptions , rolls of Lodges distinguished with special and centenary warrants , regulations of thc Grand Lodge respecting Alasonic jewels , particulars as to Masonic medals and tokens , list of existing lodges which formed the Grand Lodge of England , Dec , 1 S 13 , with their numbers before and as altered in 1 S 14 , 1 S 32 , and 1 S 6 3 , their names and places of meeting in 1 S 7 S , their years of constitution , either by the Grand Lodge of England ( modern ) or by the Grand Lodge of England according to the old institutions ( ancient ); also a list of extinct Union Lodges , with their numbers , & c . The illustrations comprise lithographs in colours of most of the medals above referred to . Dedicated to R . W . Bro . Sir Albert William Woods , Garter P . G . W ., G . D . C .
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Imperial Svo , cloth , 31 s . Gd . HISTORY OF THE LODGE OF EDINBURGH , MARY ' S CHAPEL ( NO . 1 ) EMBRACING AN ACCOUNT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF F REEMASONRY IN SCOTLAND . BY D . MURRAY LYON , Grand Secretary Grand Lodge of Scotland , P . Prov . S . G . W . of Ayrshire , & c . This history is based on the oldest Lodge records extant , and other manuscripts of unquestionable authenticity . It treats of thc ancient laws and usages of the Operative Fraternity , and traces the development of that association into one of Theoretical Alasons . It has been got up at great expense , and contains twenty-six beautifully-executed facsimihes , embracing the Masonic Statutes of 159 . S , the History and charges of Masonry used b y the Scotch Lodges two hundred years ago , the St . Clair Charters of 1 G 00 and 1 GS 2 , Mason Marks , Seals , etc . j also Authentic Portraits and Autographs of eminent Craftsmen of the past and present time , & c .
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•*¦ Soo pa . fcs , Svo , with Index , cloth gilt . ios . Gd . T ~ HE HISTORYof FREEMASONRY from its Orgin to the Present Day . By Bro . J . G . FINDEL . Drawn from the best sources and the most recent investigations . Second edition , revised and preface written liy Bro . D . AIURRAY LYON , R . W . Grand Secretary of tbe Grand Lodge of Scotland . OPINIONS OF THE TRESS . Hro . Findel , who has written . 1 . wlier , earnest , ami tinlinr . ile history of Freemasonry in nil quarters of the world , docs not go lo so remote a period for the origin of the '" raternily . We ilo not suppose lhat such a mass of material for a history o ' f the Craft wns ever l eathered toj'etheras nr . iy be found in this volume , in which lire author scc-nis to have fairly exhausted the subject . —the All ,, mum . Ilcrr l- 'inik-l has brought together a large number of facts ; his book is a valuable audition to ' thc literature of l- ' reemasonry . —Tlie huiljer .
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Svo . cloth , ss . THE LIFE OF CONSTANTINE . Written in Greek , by EUSEIJIIIS PASIIMIILUS ( Bishop of Gesarea , in Palestine ) . Translated into English from that edition , set forth by MAI . I - . SIUS , and printed in Paris in the year 1659 . Preface by Bros . R . WENTWORTH LITTLE , Treas . Gen ., and the Rev . A . F . A . Wiiii'ii-ni'l ) , P . G . C . uAVith Engravings of Constantine the Great ; Lord Rancliffe of Ireland , Grand Commander of the Orders of Constantino and Philipi ; II . R . II . the Dukcof Sussex , K . G ., Grand Sovereign from 1 S 1 G to 1 X 43 ; the Earl of Bective , M . l ' ., Grand Sovereign 1 S 6 O to 1 S 74 ; Sir Frederick . Martin Williams , Bait ., M . l ' ., Grand Viceroy 1 SCO to 1 S 7 . 1 , Grand Sovereign 1 S 74 and 1875 ; Colonel Francis Burdett , Grand Viceroy 1 S 74 and 1875 ; Robert Wentworth Little , Grand Recorder 186 S to 1872 , Grand Treasurer , 1 S 73-4-5 ; The Knights of Constantine and the Vision of the Cross , etc , *
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Svo , cloth , Third edition , revised and enlarged , 15 s . THE EARLY HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY . As connected with the Nors Guilds , the Oriental and Mediaeval building Fraternity . By GEORGE F . FORT . EXTRACT l-ROM AUTHOR ' S PREFACE . The Work ia the result of years of labour , whose original and persistent design has uniformly been to arrive at truth . In no instance are traditions resting on unsubstantial ground adduced as corroborative testimony of the line of research which , after careful examination of facts , he has adopted . Mere legends or guildic tales do not appear in this book , unless produced in that portion of the treatise abandoned expressly to thc traditional history of thc Fraternity . In a word , thc constant and invariable tendency of the author in the ensuing pages is to bring the history and antiquities of thc Craft down to an undisputed historical basis ; and , in the pursuance of this subject , he vvas frequently compelled to abandon Die usual track followed by writers on this subject , and to rely upon authorities whose testimony—found noted in the margin—will be accepted without suspicion of intemperate or uncritical zeal . The immediate argument and scope of the treatise may be briefly stated as follows : To commence with a narrative of thc state of line arts at the decline of the Roman Empire , and also of the propagation of architecture and its kindred sciences by bodies of builders , who developed into the Middle-Age Freemasons , whose history is carried down to the formal extinction of the society as an operative brotherhood in the year 1717 . Among the several appendices will be found a contribution to the History of thc Lost Word , together with other valuable documentary evidence , which is added to make the same more acceptable to the public and Fraternity at large . G . KENNING , 198 , FLEET ST ., LONDON .
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Just Published . Price Sixpence . THE BAR , SOLICITORS , AND THE _ PUBLIC . R' -STI'ICTION ' S IIV TIIK INNS OI- COURT AS VOLUNTARY INSTITUTIONS CON . SIDKRKD : THE REMOVAL OF ANOMALII-. S AIWOCATEII -. TIIK ADVANTAGE TO LITIGANTS , ANII THE GAIN TO THE PlT ' . I . lC : OPINIONS OF EMINENT MEN ITO . V THE SCH ' I-XT : Al'I'EAI . TO TIIK Ll-fil . SI . ATl'RI" : THE CUMING CHANGE POI-RTRAYI- . D , & C , & C , & C „ HY J . PERRY r . OhVRT . Y , Of 0 - r . lv ' j lull , Sulicilur , Author of" The : Shipowners ' , Shippers , a n , l ( iem-ral ( itiide to Marine Insurance , " " Strikes ami vVnilnnnfmns , " 8-c . LONDON : EYLSON & BRIllGK , 22 , Chancery Lane . W . C .
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TTHE CITIZEN . This 'piK C'llMZKN . Cily " Ne \ vsii-tpc ^ r piE ciTizivx . i-uiiTisiicd ¦ YIIircTrT /^ fN . " Kvery Frkh ^ "JTHE CJ'mKNTl-Vice " OnclVnivvs " -pnTcm ^]*^^ -p-I'F . CITIZEN . Keiwls ^ iuf ' tli ^ t ^ es ^"" "piK CITIZEN . City Mate . -pj-IE CITIZEN . Kri-Jays . " "p m 7 TJT ^ N ~^]^ n ^\^ "p i hf mTzKNT ^ 'pilEClTlZlv ^ r Tlie only -p nTci'IlZEN . " Weekly Nevvsp-tper """ '"piK ^ CrnZEN . For tlie "pi 1-TciT I ZEN ~ ciiyof ToiTdmiT -piIE CITIZEN . Every Friday ! Onel-ermy . ^ pil T " aTrZEN 7 " ~ Oi ¥ ce , 'T -T-HE CITIZEN ! Every Friday .
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Now ri-adv-, price ( id ., post free 71 I . THE MASONIC MAGAZINE for MAY , containing The Kc-conls of an Ancient The Utul in uiul ,, ut ol Sclinol l . niliie How Adulteration goes on The Suck'ty of the Rose Croix Whitsuntide Customs 'lire Trevor Family MaMinic ami ( . ietieral Archa > I- ' mu-ii Masonry . —The Sain- logi . ' i tuarv nf Memphis Little Britain Life of ( lie Prime Consort Superstitions anil Customs con- I'netrv . iiecteil w ith ( ruins Iscariot VVh .-it more ran I snv ? The Masonic ' Hall on I ' ilhcrt Honest Wealth Street , near Eighth , PhiladeJ- Out of Tune phia Little Clara ' s Crave LONDON j GEORGE KENNING , 19 S , FLEET STREET .
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MADRID ( SPAIN ) . PELAYO MONTOYA , AGENT & COMMISSION MERCHANT , MANUFACTURERS , MERCHANTS , AND COMPANIES Directly Represented . PATENTS OBTAINED . TRADE MARKS , DESIGNS , AND COPYRIGHTS REGISTERED Best References given on application .
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Notice of Removal from 23 to 26 ( opposite ) . TO RESTAURANT & HOTEL PROPRIETORS , Sic . GAIN , BUTCHER , 26 , SEETHING LANE , GREAT TOWER STREET , Supplies Hotels , Luncheon-Bars , Coffee Houses , & c , with Joints , Chops , Steaks , & c , at lowest possible rates . Branch Establishments—GIPSY HILL , NOR-VOOD ; 306 , WALWORTH ROAD .
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" Tia-TH MUST l ' lJ-Kv . ui .. "—Common Sense . Lamps , 1 laths , Cutlery , Hnishes , p ' cmlers , and Fire Irons , FJcctrol'la ' te and Xickle-SUver Goods . R . DTPARR , GKNKRAK IlOl'SK FURNISHING IRONMONGER , 42 , M . ACKMAN STRKET , HOROUGH , O-IY-CTS riiM-iiv ,- ** v \\ T ^« T \ Vm 7 \ Ty \ i \ t-t Rv *\\\ y (<* wi \ Art-i-cks nt fcVvr nml reasonable prices . He does not keep an "Immense Stock , " but suHU-iently lnrnc for any person to select from . He does not sell " cheaper than every other house in the Trade , " but quite as cheap as any . A visit \\ ili > at ail times , he very much appreciated .
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY , LIMITED . 7 , BANK BUILDINGS , LOTHBURY , E . C . Genera l Accidents , I Personal Injuries Railway Accidents . | Deaths by Accident . C . HARDING , Manager .
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MDILLIARD BALLS , Chalks , LJ ( ires ami Tips , at HKNNHi BROS ., iVORY WORKS , if , HKiH STREKT " l . ONOON , W . C . Cheapest house in Ihe trade fur billiard table requisites ami ivory goods in general . Old halls adjusted or exchanged and Tables recovered . Price lists 00 application . Established iS ( J 2 .
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COALS . —M . J . ROWLEY & CO ., COLLIERY AND SHIPPING AGENTS , COAL , COKE , AND BREEZE MERCHANTS , Have again much pleasure in thanking their numerous customers for the liberal support accorded them since they have been in business , and hope by strict attention to all orders entrusted to them to meet a continuance of thenfavours . The following are the present prices delivered : — Per Ton . Ingham's Old Hards 23 s . Best Wallsend 22 s . Best Silkstone .... 21 s . New Silkstone 20 S . Best Derby Brij-lits iSs . Large Brights 17 s . Cd . I ' . ' urel-a Hartley 17 s-Dudley Breeze , - 25 s . Best Gas Coke , per 12 Sacks - - - 12 s . Oi-I-ICKS : la , GT . OUEBEC-ST ., MARYLEBONE ROAD ; w , NORI ll MjDUiY-ST ., GROSVENOR SQUARE , VV ., LONDON , andatifi . MELTONTERRACE , SPRING BANK , HULL . Terms—Cash on Delivery .
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WEAK OR DEFECTIVE SIGHT . —SPECTACU'S scientilicallv adapted to remedy impaired vision bvHrn . ACKLAND , Surgeon , ' daily , at Home andThornthvvaitc s , Opticians to the Oueen , 416 , Strand , London , VV . C . bend six stamps for " Ackland ' s Hints on Sptctaclcs , " which contains valuable suggestions to sufferers from Imperfect sight .